Performer

During the 72-hour Filmonik Kino Kabaret, I showcased my acting prowess  portraying the character of Henry in the dark comedy TorKILLa which I wrote, directed and acted in which played at the Setting Sun Film Festival.

In the short film "Cordelia" by Nine Tails Studios, I took on a crucial supporting role as Matthew, the embattled lover of Cordelia, highlighting my depth as a dramatic actor in this fantastical silent film.

In this goofball comedy, I embraced the lead role in a student written and directed short film, "Going Up," which is based on a true story where two roommates and a stranger get trapped in an elevator.

In this lead role, I showcased the author who is transported back to his favourite era, the Wild West where he has to confront his own existential crisis and finds love in the most unlikely of places in this western romance sci-fi. 

Playing multiple characters in this comedy, as a Southern Californian stoner and New South Wales Bondi Doctor, “Grass” follows a man's quest in the wilderness without weed when he unexpectedly gets bitten by a snake and relies on his stoner friends to rescue him.

In the Sketch Shows, I took on lead roles in two productions. In “Whyld,” an Irish black comedy satire, I embraced the role of the head of a morgue, infusing charm and wit into a character that added a delightful twist to the production. Another memorable role came in 'Room 201,' where I drew inspiration from Jerry Lewis' Bellboy character in this romance drama. 

As part of the school's musical tradition, I took on a supporting role in the "Singing in the Rain" production in 2014, was part of the chorus in "Guys and Dolls," learning a range of choreographed dancers, memorising dialogue for speaking parts and performing the catalogue musical numbers from the productions. 

A significant early role for me was playing one of the Banks children in "Mary Poppins" with the Young Australian Broadway Chorus performed at the National Theatre in St. Kilda.