Katerina Kotsonis

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Katerina Kotsonis is an Australian stage actress [1] [2] [3] known for her role as Mrs Papasavas in the children's television series Short Cuts [4] and Patricia Pappas in Neighbours.

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Career

Stage

Most recently Kotsonis has been performing on stage in Cruel and Tender (Melbourne Theatre Company), Born Yesterday (MTC), The White Rose (Midsummer Festival) and Forty Lounge Café (La Mama). [1] [5]

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
202?Become the One [6] Maria
2015-2020 Wentworth (TV series) [7] [8] Officer Brenda Murphy / Nurse Collins8 episodes
2017 The Ex-PM Magistrate1 episode
Seven Types of Ambiguity (TV series) Hamide1 episode
2016Little AcornsKaterina3 episodes
2012-14 Neighbours Patricia Pappas6 episodes
2012SatisfyMotherShort
Catch PerfectCarlottaShort
2011JoeyToy Store AttendantShort
A Slap in the FaceShort
Surviving GeorgiaAngela
Bed of Roses (TV series) Magistrate1 episode
2010Word of MouthOlgaShort
Where the Heart IsShort
The Kings of MykonosKaterinaUncredited
2009Thicker Than WaterShort
2008 Very Small Business (TV series) Bianca2 episodes
2002MadgaShort
Short Cuts [9] Mrs Papasavas7 episodes
MDASue Sharp1 episode
2002-00 Blue Heelers Sophie Andrikidis4 episodes
2001 The Secret Life of Us Mrs. Konstantinidis1 episode
1999 Wildside (Australian TV series) Clara1 episode
1998The GamesKatrina1 episode
Head OnAriadne
1992 Acropolis Now [10] Julia5 episodes
1991EmbassyRani1 episode

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References

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  4. "Short Cuts: episode guide". Australian Television Information Archive. Archived from the original on 12 June 2010. Retrieved 30 June 2009.
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