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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Dianne Bourne

Katie McGlynn on imposter syndrome and coming "back home" to The Lowry

She first found TV fame at the tender age of 16 when she was still a Rochdale school girl - and actress Katie McGlynn has not stopped working since. She has gone on to win prestigious industry awards for her extraordinary performance as dying mum Sinead Tinker in Coronation Street.

Now, Katie is making her professional theatre debut in the new production of Peter James' thriller Wish You Were Dead, which heads to The Lowry Theatre next week.

Yet former Corrie and Hollyoaks star Katie reveals she still suffers from "imposter syndrome", where an individual doubts their accomplishments, despite the success of her career.

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