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PATRICIA ROWLING 0414906734 Trishrowling@Gmail.Com Agent: Gina Stoj Management Gina@Ginastoj.Com Web: Tel: 02 4957 1 Mob: 0407 291 377 PATRICIA ROWLING 0414906734 [email protected] Agent: Gina Stoj Management [email protected] Web: www.ginastoj.com Tel: 02 4957 1 Mob: 0407 291 377 Patricia graduated from The Sydney Acting School in 1996 with a Diploma in Drama. Graduated from the University of NSW in 1999 with a Bachelor of Arts - Theatre & Film. Graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2008 with a Graduate Diploma in Secondary Education, English and Drama. tvtvtvtvtvtvtvtvtvtv Television tvtvtvtvtvtvtvtvtvtv 2016 Deadly Women Michelle Willard Beyond Prod Dir: TBA 2012 Tricky Business Vicki Channel 9 Dir: Lynn Hegarty 2004 Double The Fist Terrorist/ Martial Artist ABC TV Dir: Bryan Moses 2004 All Saints Ally Seven Network Dir: Jean-Pierre Mignon Various TVCs both in television and print campaigns, both nationally and internationally. film film film film film film F i l m film film film film film film 2012 The Arena Mystery Lady AFTRS Digital Media Dept. Dir. Ian Brown 2009 Phobos – Fear Kills Captain Walker Prod. Mark Piper Dir: Martin Simpson (Feature) 2005 Domestic Yasmin Short Film Dir: Katie Hides 2005 Odd Jobs Martha Tropfest Short Film Dir: Nicholas Marles 2005 The Short & Sweet of It Documentary Dir: Sandy Culkoff & Carolyn Boyd 2004 12 Hours Cynthia Jeffrey Spitzer Prod. Dir: Jeffrey Spitzer 2003 Withdrawal Cathy Teague Moore Prod. Dir: David Moore 2000 Heartless Ruby Teague Moore Prod. Dir: David Moore 98 Utensils Angie Tropfest Short Film Dir: Nicholas Marles 97 Masquerade Ball Lead Role Dir: Meredith Allen Black & White Fiddle Fest theatre theatre theatre T h e a t r e theatre theatre theatre 2017 The Crucible Elizabeth Proctor Bard On The Beach Dir: Patricia Rowling 2016 The Tragedy of Hamlet Gertrude Shakespeare By The Bay Dir: Kyle Rowling 2015 A Midsummer Night’s Dream Titania/Hippolyta/Helena Shakespeare By The Bay Dir: Patricia Rowling 2014 Short and Sweet Gala Finalist Lynn Late For School One Woman Show 2012 Macbeth Lady Macbeth Bard On The Beach Dir: Kyle Rowling 2012 Twelfth Night Viola Bard On The Beach Dir: Patricia Rowling 2011 Soldier Boy Mum Canute Productions Dir: Chris Canute 2009 Romeo & Juliet Tybalt Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David MacSwan 2009 Measure For Measure Isabella Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David MacSwan 2008 The Women Of Troy Woman/Guard Sydney Theatre Co. Dir: Barrie Kosky 2008 Soldier Boy Mum/Kell/Various Canute Prod. Dir: Chris Canute 2007 Shakespeare On Trial Various Benchmark Productions Dir: Chris Canute 2006 Much Ado Nothing Beatrice Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David Macswan 2005 Queen Lear (King Lear) Thaisa/Edmund CUT Theatre Dir: Megan Finlay 2005 Domestic Yasmin Short & Sweet Dir: Lawrence Carmichael 2004 Aerial Lab Variety Night Martial Artist/Harness Flying Redfern Train Yards 2003 Hamlet Ophelia Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David MacSwan 2003 A Midsummer Nights Dream Puck Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David MacSwan 2002 The Comedy Of Errors Luciana Bell Shakespeare Co. Dir: John Bell 2002 Romeo & Juliet Juliet Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David MacSwan 2002 The Tempest Miranda Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David MacSwan 2001 Actors At Work Various Bell Shakespeare Dir: Des James 2001 Sexy Sassy Cool Lead Vocalist – Cabaret Theatre Harbourside Brasserie Peter Bailey 2000 Pan Performed & Understudied Wendy Darling. Also Performed Little-Can-Do Capitol Theatre Trinbay Pty Ltd Dir: John Banas 2000 As You Like It Rosalind Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David MacSwan 2000 A Winter’s Tale Perdita/Mamillius Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David MacSwan 99-00 Backlot – The Titanic Experience AD 1 Fox Studios Aust. Dir: Dennis Watkins 99 The Bruce Dawe Show Various Leads Troubadour Theatre Co. Dir: Scott Croll 99 Hot Pies & Potato Crisps Various Leads Troubadour Theatre Co. Dir: Scott Croll 99 The Bully of Bashmoor Teacher/Tilly Troubadour Theatre Co. Dir: Scott Croll 99 Merchant Of Venice Portia Shakespeare By The Sea Dir: David MacSwan 99 The Merry Wives Of Windsor Anne Page/Robin Shakesp. By The Sea David MacSwan video video video video CORPRATE and V i d e o video video video 2016 Energy Australia - ‘Air Conditioned Suit’ Webisode Dir: Unknown 2009 State Library - ‘Shakespeare’s Birthday’ Monologues Dir: David MacSwan 2005 Cinema Paris Fox Studios Host/MC Popcorn Taxi Dir: Sara Bennett 97 Service Leadership Various Roles DDI –– Corp. Video Dir: John Green radio radio radio radio R a d i o radio radio radio radio 2011 Radio Play CD Discoverability Hurstville Council Dir: James Winters 2011 Radio Play Discoverability 2SSR 99.7 FM St George Area 98-99 Mike Bailey’s Morning Show 2KY Presenter Weekly Video Reviews dance dance dance dance D a n c e dance dance dance dance 2004-2012 Choreographer Jazz, Ballet, Modern, Hip Hop, Movement, Folk 2012 Movement Director Romeo and Juliet Bell Shakespeare Co. 2011 Movement Director Romeo and Juliet Bell Shakespeare Co. 2011 Dance Choreographer St Andrew’s Cathedral School ISPAH Concert 2011 Dance Choreographer St Andrew’s Cathedral School Children of Eden 2010 Dance Choreographer St Aloysious College The Producers Masada College, Shore College, Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College and more. Ballet – 16 Years, Jazz – 9 Years, Contemporary – 9 Years, Folk – 5 Years voice voice voice voice V o i c e voice voice voice voice 2011 Radio Play CD Discoverability Hurstville Council Dir: James Winters 2004 Children’s Audio Book – Inaka: Child’s Eyes Character: Inaka Dir: Gerard Brindley fights fights fights fights F i g h t s fights fights fights fights 2010 Fight Choreographer Shakespeare On Trial Canute Productions 2009 Fight Choreographer Hamlet Harlos Productions 2009 Fight Choreographer So You Think You Can Dance Kill Bill Routine 2008 Fight Choreographer Romeo and Juliet Barker College 2007 Fight Choreographer Dangerous Liasons Factory Space Theatre 2007 Fight Instruction Shakespeare Festival Kambala College 2007 Fight Instructor & assistant to Fight Director Double The Fist ABC-TV 2006 Assistant FD Lord Of the Flies FD: Lawrence Carmichael Griffin Theatre training training training T r a i n i n g training training training 2017 Fight Director Australian Stage Combat Association. 2002 – 2018 Sydney Stage Combat School Demonstration Squad 2007 Australian Film Television & Radio School Masterclass with George Miller 2007 Paddy Crean Int. Stage Combat Workshop - Int. Order of Sword & Pen. Canada 2006 British Academy of Drama Approved in Single Weapons 2006 Aust. Film TV & Radio School Directing Rehearsals Wkshp. Dir: Katie Hides 2006 Society of Australia Fight Directors Fight Instructor Certificate 2004 Sydney Stage Combat School Stage Combat Course – Advanced Certificate 2002 Sydney Stage Combat School Stage Combat Course – Intermediate Certificate 2001 Brendan Monger Singing & Voice Training 2001 Bell Shakespeare Co. Voice Workshop with Rowena Balos 2000 The Sydney Stage Combat School Stage Combat Course – Basic Certificate 99 Actors Centre Australia Start To Sing 1 and 2 with Lisa Schouw 96 Sydney Acting School Diploma in Acting 94-98 University of NSW BA Arts (Theatre & Film) 94-98 Actors Centre Movement Course – Awaken the Physical Actor Paul Douglas Kay Edwards, Brendon Monger Singing Lessons skills skills skills skills skills S k i l l s skills skills skills skills skills Harness Flying & Stage Combat: Small Sword, Long Sword, Staff, Rapier, Dagger, Katana, Knife etc. & Unarmed Combat. Advanced level. Fight Choreography: Harlos, Factory Theatre, So You Think You Can Dance & more. Teaching: Actors Centre, National Inst. of Dramatic Art (NIDA), ACTT & AADA Stage Combat Instructor. awards awards awards A w a r d s awards awards awards awards 2006 Action Film Festival, AUSTRALIA Best Actor - Award Domestic 2006 Action Film Festival, USA Best Actor – Runner Up Domestic 2006 Action On Film USA Festival Best Actress – Nomination Domestic producer producer P r o d u c e r producer producer 2017 Bard On The Beach The Crucible Directed by Patricia Rowling 2017 Bard On The Beach The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet Directed by K. Rowling 2016 Bard On The Beach The Tragedy of Hamlet Directed by K. Rowling 2016 Bard On The Beach Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead Directed by P. Rowling 2015 Shakespeare By The Bay Midsummer Night’s Dream Directed by P. Rowling 2015 Bard On The Beach A Midsummer Night’s Dream Directed by P. Rowling 2015 Bard On The Beach The Tempest Directed by P. Rowling 2014 Bard On The Beach Education Macbeth Directed by P. Rowling 2014 Bard On The Beach King Lear Directed by K. Rowling 2014 Bard On The Beach The Taming of the Shrew Directed by K. Rowling 2013 Bard On The Beach Education Much Ado Directed by P. Rowling 2013 Bard On The Beach Much Ado About Nothing Directed by P. Rowling 2013 Bard On The Beach The Tragedy of Cymbeline Directed by K. Rowling 2012 Bard On The Beach Education Macbeth Directed by Patricia Rowling 2012 Bard On The Beach Twelfth Night Directed by Patricia Rowling 2012 Bard On The Beach The Tragedy of Macbeth Directed by Kyle Rowling 2012 SAE Institute Short Film – Sword Fighters Directed by Rhett Bowden 2012 SAE Institite Short Film – The Alleyway Directed by Rhett Bowden director director director D i r e c t o r director director director 2017 Bard On The Beach The Crucible Directed by Patricia Rowling 2017 Bard On The Beach The Merry Wives of Windsor Directed by P. Rowling 2016 Bard On The Beach The Merchant of Venice Greek Theatre Marrickville 2016 Bard On The Beach Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Tom Stoppard 2015 Shakespeare By The Bay Midsummer Night’s Dream Outdoor Shakespeare 2015 Bard On The Beach A Midsummer Nights Dream Education Tour 2015 Bard On The Beach A Midsummer Night’s Dream Outdoor Shakespeare 2015 Bard On The Beach The Tempest Outdoor Shakespeare 2014 Bard On The Beach The Tragedy of Macbeth Education Tour 2013 Bard On The Beach Much Ado About Nothing Outdoor Shakespeare 2012 Bard On The Beach The Tragedy of Macbeth Education Tour 2012 Bard On The Beach Twelfth Night Outdoor Shakespeare 2010 Assistant Director The Producers St Aloysius College Patricia Rowling is the Artistic Director of Bard On The Beach.
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