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Carides, Zoe Biography A.B.N: 27225097402 ZOE CARIDES ACTOR – THEATRE 2019 THE BIG TIME Dir: David Williamson Ensemble Theatre 2017 THE FREE BESIEGED Dir: George Ellis 2017 BLACKROCK Dir: Kim Hardwick 2015 CARESS/ACHE Dir: Anthony Skuse Griffin Theatre ComPany 2013 SPUR OF THE MOMENT Dir: Fraser Corfield ATYP 2012 TARANTULA Dir: Natassja Djalog Tredwood Productions 2010 MURDERERS Dir: Mark Kilmurry Ensemble Theatre 2010 THE SEAGULLS Dir: Kate Gaul Sidetrack Theatre 2009/10 TOT MUM Dir: Steven Soderbergh Sydney Theatre ComPany 2009 ALEX & EVE - THE WEDDING Enmore Theatre 2009 DINNER WITH FRIENDS & ARMS AND THE MAN Actors’ Forum 2007 ANNA IN THE TROPICS B-SharP/Belvoir St Theatre 2006 GROUNDS FOR MARRIAGE Takeaway Theatre at Sidetrack THE SUITORS Easily Distracted at The Old Fitzroy A DELICATE EGG In the Raw, Darlinghurst Theatre 2005 DAVID WILLIAMSON’S INFLUENCE Sydney Theatre ComPany LOVE LETTERS Les Currie Prods at NIDA 2004 AWAY Sydney Theatre ComPany 2002 THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES Adelaide Festival 2001 THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES Valhalla Cinema, Sydney 1999 THE WOUND Enmore Theatre 1998 THE IDIOT Dir: Rodney Fisher State Theatre ComPany of South Australia 1990 MIKE LEIGH’S GREEK TRAGEDY Dir: Mike Leigh at Edinburgh Main Festival and Theatre Royal, Stratford East 1989 MIKE LEIGH’S GREEK TRAGEDY Dir: Mike Leigh, Belvoir St Theatre P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com A.B.N: 27225097402 ACTOR – FILM 2021 INTERCEPTOR Dir: Matt Riley 2018 THE FIRST DETECTIVES Dir: Wayne Gibbon 2016 EVENT ZERO Dir: Enzo Tedeschi 2016 HOT MESS Dir: Lucy Coleman 2014 ALEX & EVE Dir: Peter Andrikidis TERMINUS Dir: Marc Furmie 2012 MYSTERY ROAD Dir: Ivan Sen BLINDER Dir: Richard Gray 2011 NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN Dir: Peter TemPleman 2007 THE BLACK BALLOON Dir: Elissa Down, Prod: Tristram Miall 2003 REDHEAD – I LOVE LUCY NZ Film factory Dir: Glenn Jordan 1999 BEWARE OF GREEKS Dir: John Tatoulis BEARING GUNS 1995 BRILLIANT LIES Dir: Richard Franklin 1993 GINO Dir: Jackie McKimmie POLICE RESCUE – THE MOVIE Dir: Michael Carson 1991 SHOTGUN WEDDING Dir: Paul Harmon 1990 DEATH IN BRUNSWICK Dir: John Ruane ACTOR – TELEVISION 2021 PIECES OF HER Francine NF Oceans Productions Pty Ltd 2020 DEADHOUSE DARK Rosemary Dir: Rachele Wiggins 2019 THE COMMONS Dr Carrass Playmaker Media 2019 DOCTOR DOCTOR S4 The Mayor Easy Tiger Productions 2018 DOCTOR DOCTOR S3 The Mayor Easy Tiger Productions 2018 RECKONING Sue Playmaker Studios 2017 PULSE Lucia Dir: Peter Andrikidis Beyond 2017 TOP OF THE LAKE Silvia Dir: Jane Campion 2016 DOCTOR DOCTOR Jill Dir: Peter Salmon Essential Media /Nine Network 2015 RAKE JosePhine Essential Media/Blow by Blow ABCTV 2014 AIRLOCK Dr Jenkins Dir: Marc Furmie/Storm Vision 2013 OLD SCHOOL Carmen Matchbox Pictures 2013 CAMP Counsellor Matchbox/ ABC US 2013 JANET KING Gillian Screentime/ABC 2011 CROWNIES Gillian Screentime/ABC 2010 COPS LAC Alison Nine Network 2010 PACKED TO Penny Seven Network P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com A.B.N: 27225097402 THE RAFTERS 2007 - THE PACIFIC Dir: Jeremy Podeswa, 2008 Prod: Steven SPielberg/ Tom Hanks 2008 OUT OF THE BLUE Pia Jones Network 10/BBC 2007 ALL SAINTS Guest lead Seven Network 2006 ALL SAINTS Guest lead Seven Network 2004 FIREFLIES Guest lead ABC 2003 GRASSROOTS – SERIES 2 Liz Murray ABC 2002 WHITE COLLAR BLUE Guest lead Network 10 2000 GRASS ROOTS – SERIES 1 Liz Murray ABC ALL SAINTS 5 ePs, lead Seven Network 1998 WILDSIDE Guest lead ABC 1997 GOOD GUYS, BAD GUYS Guest lead SimPson le Mesurier 1994 G.P. Dr Sonia KaPek ABC -1995 SINGER 2013 – Present ‘Nancy’ – The Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood ExPerience WRITER/DIRECTOR 2016 Co-writer/Director PETUNIA SF 2012 Director TINDERBOX Darlinghurst Theatre 2010 Writer/Dir. NOT EVEN A MOUSE SF 2009 Director LOVE LETTERS Factory Theatre 2008 Director REVERSE Short + Sweet 2005 Writer/Dir. GIFTED SF PUBLISHED WRITINGS 2002 A Mother of a Job - What Women Want – Edited by Jackie Frank 1998 Dear Jack - Dear Jack - Edited by FliP Shelton and Kate Langbroek 1997 Tears for a shared life and a shared loss -Princess Diana’s death - Sydney Morning Herald, SePt. 6th TUTOR 2001 Screen Acting Actors’ Centre, Surry Hills 2001 Screen Acting U.W.S. Kingswood CamPus 2006 Screen Acting/ Audition Process NIDA OPen Program 2007 Monologue Work RADIO - BROADCASTER 2006 Overnights Program - Presenter / Operator - ABC Local Radio, Ultimo PROFESSIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com A.B.N: 27225097402 2005 Winner of the HelPmann Award for Best SuPPorting Actress in a Play for INFLUENCE 1996 AFI nomination for Best Supporting Actress for BRILLIANT LIES P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com .
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