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Thaddea Graham to Be Honored at the Oscar Wilde Awards (Exclusive)
Northern Irish actress Thaddea Graham will receive the Wilde Card Award at the 21st annual Oscar Wilde Awards in Los Angeles. The honour recognises an emerging talent, and reflects her growing profile across television and film.
The US-Ireland Alliance event will take place on 11 March at the Ebell, three days before the Academy Awards. Irish American actor Jack Reynor is also an honoree, and Irish synth-pop singer Shobsy will perform. Graham’s recent work includes *Bad Sisters*, *Margo’s Got Money Troubles* and Luca Guadagnino’s *After the Hunt*; she is also set to appear in his upcoming film *Artificial*.
In short
- Thaddea Graham will receive the Wilde Card Award.
- The ceremony takes place in Los Angeles on 11 March.
- Irish singer Shobsy is set to perform.
Explained simply
The Oscar Wilde Awards are an annual event organised by the US-Ireland Alliance, a group that promotes links between the United States and Ireland. The awards recognise people with Irish connections who work in film, television and other creative fields.
Thaddea Graham is an actress from Northern Ireland whose work includes television and film. The Wilde Card Award is for emerging talent, and is one of the honours presented at the event.
The awards bring together Irish and Irish-American artists in Los Angeles, near the time of the Academy Awards. They highlight the range of Irish connections in the entertainment industry.