- Height5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
- Dubliner Fiona has been a professional actor for over 25 years, playing leading roles on stage and television in the UK and Ireland. On television, she was seen as Lady Norfolk in 'The Tudors', Irish drama 'The Clinic' and will be familiar to Irish audiences as cast regular Philippa Prendergast in the long running 'Fair City'. She joined the cult Sci-fi series 'Jupiter Moon' as Captain Natasha Kovitsky for it's final season, and appeared in the live televised concerts of 'Les Miserables' at both the Royal Albert Hall and O2, to celebrate the 10th and 25th anniversaries.
Fiona has made countless appearances on Irish television as a presenter and as herself. In her native Ireland appearances include The Late Late Show, Sunday Night at the Gaiety, Play The Game, The Lyrics Board, RTE Proms, and while still a teenager was a series regular on popular Irish television shows Mailbag and Murphy's Micro Quiz-M.
A talented vocalist, Fiona has starred in many West End productions, and appeared in dozens of commercials for global brands.
- IMDb mini biography by: Fiona Sinnott
- Gender / Gender identityFemale
- Pronounsshe/her
- Race / EthnicityWhite
- Nationality / Religious or Ethnic identityIrish
- Her Sister Tara Sinnott was Chief of Staff to Top Gun/Pirates of the Caribbean Producer Jerry Bruckheimer, and now holds the same position at Imagine Entertainment for film and television Producer Brian Grazer.
- Fiona comes from an Irish theatrical family. Her Father was a theatrical Producer and ran the Olympia Theatre in Dublin for 20 years. Her Mother was an actress and theatrical agent, and her Sister was a theatre manager.
- Fiona is a classically trained singer, appearing on stage in leading roles in musicals in London's West End.
- Fiona runs an award winning Marketing and Business Development consultancy, using creative storytelling to help small businesses tell their story.
- Fiona is a published photographer, and collector of photography. She worked as an archive assistant at the Henry Moore Foundation in Hertfordshire, with responsibility for the photographs of the sculpture.
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