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Kate Fahy, Lady Pryce (born 29 January 1950), is anEnglish actress and director. She is known primarily for playing Patricia inJoanna Hogg's 2010 filmArchipelago and playing Stevie in Edward Albee's playThe Goat or Who is Sylvia at the Almeida Theatre and the Apollo West End. She has worked extensively in theatre, film and television since 1971.

Fahy trained at theBristol Old Vic Theatre School.She made her theatre debut at thePlayhouse Theatre inLiverpool in Ray Cooney'sNot Now Darling, followed by two years at theEveryman Theatre in Liverpool playing leading roles inThe Taming of The Shrew,The Country Wife, Ted Whitehead'sThe Sea Anchor and Mike Stott'sFunny Peculiar.^[when?] Her television career started soon after^[when?] withArthur Hopcraft's seriesThe Nearly Man atGranada, directed by John Irvin. She has since appeared in numerous stage plays, television and feature films both in the UK and the US.

In recent years^[when?] she has directed three plays, Oliver Cotton'sWet Weather Cover at the Kings Head and Arts Theatre WE, Jean-Claude Carriere's playLittle Black Book at Park Theatre, and again at Park Theatre, Alexander Bodin-Saphir's playRosenbaum's Rescue.

She played Stevie in the first London production of Edward Albee'sThe Goat, opposite her partner Jonathan Price.^[1]

Fahy has been married twice. She met actorJonathan Pryce in 1972. They had three children, and married in 2015.^[2]

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