Niamh is killing it!
“Going for auditions, we had a system. Pamela would put me forward for auditions and she wouldn’t tell them I was in a wheelchair. So I would rock up to the audition with my mum and I’d be there in my bright pink sparkly wheelchair and I would see if they had the guts to turn me away.”
Her career started at age 11, when Niamh’s mother noted her tendency to “perform monologues for the family or sing a song at the top of the dinner table” and enrolled her in speech and drama classes with the aforementioned Pamela Hughes who helped her get auditions. Luckily, she found a role that fit as Marnie in Jack Thorne’s upcoming BBC drama Best Interests. Starring Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen, the series will follow Andrew and Nicci whose daughter Marnie has a life-threatening condition. While doctors believe it is in Marnie’s best interests to be allowed to die, her family disagree. Thus begins a lengthy legal battle and a journey through the controversial subject matter.
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