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Danielle Carter DANIELLE CARTER TRAINING Graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in 1993 Moscow Arts Theatre School 2013 MICHA- The Michael Chekhov International Workshop USA 2015/2016/2017 The Michael Chekhov School USA 2015/2016/2017/2019 THEATRE The Norman Conquests (trilogy) Sarah Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Mark Kilmurry Table Manners Sarah Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Mark Kilmurry Living Together Sarah Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Mark Kilmurry Round and Round the Garden Sarah Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Mark Kilmurry FURY Alice Red Stitch Dir: Brett Cousins & Ella Caldwell E-Baby Catherine Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Nadia Tass My Zinc Bed Elsa Quinn Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Mark Kilmurry Richard III Elizabeth Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Mark Kilmurry The Gingerbread Lady Toby Landau Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Sandra Bates My Wonderful Day Paula Hammond Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Anna Crawford Status Update Coral | Adam La Mama Dir: Sue Jones Absurd Person Singular Eva Jackson Ensemble Theatre Company Dir: Andrew Doyle The Cove - 8 Shorts Works Various Dog Theatre | IF Productions Dir: Matt Scholten A Midsummer Night’s Dream Titania Theatre Works Dir: Glenda Linscott Shadow Passion Catherine Harrow Chapel off Chapel Productions Dir: Anthony Crowley Europe Barbara 2006 VCA Directors Season Dir: Matt Scholten Still Order | Want me La Mama | Malthouse Dir: Bernadette Ryan lisa mann creative management pty ltd telephone: +61 2 9387 8207 | fax: +61 2 9389 0615 p.o. box 3145, Redfern, nsw 2016 australia email: [email protected] | www.lmcm.com.au DANIELLE CARTER P a g e | 2 THEATRE (continued): Face to Face Julie Ensemble Theatre Dir: Sandra Bates All Things Considered Joanna Marian Street Theatre Dir: Judi Farr Property of the Clan Jade Theatre 20/20 Dir: Camilla Ah Kin A Midsummer Night’s Dream Puck The Original Shakespeare Co Dir: Patrick Tucker The Quartet from Rigoletto Annie Ensemble Prod | Cue Theatre Dir: George Ogilvie Away Meg | Leonie Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Alex Galeazzi Hypothalamania The Girl Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Wayne Harrison Dags Karen | Wendy National Tour Dir: Nicci Woods TELEVISION Clickbait Wendy McFarland Matchbox Pictures | Tony Ayres Prod.| Netflix Dir: Emma Freeman Offspring Margot Lee Endemol Shine Australia Pty Ltd (Series 7) Dir: Various House Husbands Dr Emma Dalton Playmaker Productions (Series 2, 4-5) Dir: Various Mr & Mrs Murder Annie Bell Fremantle Media Dir: Sian Davies Paper Giants – Magazine Wars Julia Southern Star Productions Dir: Daina Reid MAL.COM Holly Animazing Productions Pty Ltd Dir: David Swan City Homicide Danielle Fraser Seven Network (Ops) Limited Dir: Roger Hodgman Satisfaction (Series 3) Margot Satisfaction Productions Dir: Steve Jodrell All Saints Donna Griffith Seven Network (Ops) Limited Dir: Martin Sacks The Elephant Princess Mrs Clements The Elephant Princess Pty Ltd Dir: Roger Hodgman, Grant Brown Underbelly (Series 1) Virginia Gangitano Screentime Pty Ltd Dir: Tony Tilse City Homicide Celia Joyner Seven Network (Ops) Limited Dir: Tony Kravitz DANIELLE CARTER P a g e | 3 TELEVISION (continued): Holly’s Heroes Ruth Milner Tosi Westside Pty Ltd Stingers Alison Bray Beyond Simpson Le Mesurier Dir: Julian McSwiney Salem’s Lot Margaret White Coote/Hayes Productions Dir: Mikael Salomon Secret Life of Us McKenzie Turner Southern Star Blue Heelers Andrea Gibson West St Productions The Lost World Death Coote/Hayes Productions Dir: Karl Zwicky Halifax f.p. Stevie Halifax f.p. | Beyond Simpson Le Mesurier Dir: Ken Cameron Something in the Air Sally Sabatini ABC (Series 1-2) Prod: Ros Tatarka Beast Master Dar’s Mother Coote/Hayes Productions Fear Less Danni South Pacific Pictures Flipper Jean Carter Village Roadshow Dir: Mark DeFriest Murder Call Sharon Gavin West Street Productions Dir: Grant Brown Tales of the South Sea Eleanora Village Roadshow Productions Medivac (Series 1-2) Bree Dalrymple Liberty and Beyond Productions Pacific Drive Saskia Village Roadshow Home and Away Rebecca Fisher Amalgamated TV Services GP Libby Walsh Roadshow Coote & Carroll Heartland Susan Northway Productions Neighbours Jenny Owens Grundy Television Richmond Hill (Series 1) Nikki Simpson Grundy Television FILM Rip Tide Sophia The Steve Jaggi Company Dir: Rhiannon Bannenberg Nothing Better (Short) Sophie McQueen Sunjive Pty Ltd Dir: Salik Silverstein The Legend Maker Helena Yussipova Ian Pringle Films Dir: Ian Pringle Reason to Smile (Short) Mum Passion Pictures Dir: Rene Hernandez Last Dance Sophie Ulah Pty Ltd Dir: David Pulbrook Knowing Priscilla Taylor Ezekiel Films Pty Ltd Dir: Alex Proyas DANIELLE CARTER P a g e | 4 FILM (continued): Eustice Solves a Problem Betty Ann Head Pictures Dir: Stephen Lance The Blue Lady Alice Asphodel Films Dir: Nicholas Verso The Fortune Teller Jade Dir: Brendon Kennedy A Few Things I Know About Her Emma AFTRS Dir: Karena Slaninka Sweet as a Peach Film Australia Docudrama Kid in a Bin Karen Dir: Robert Carter & Jenny Woods AUDIOBOOKS The Paris Model Narrator Bolinda Audio by Alexandra Joel Dead Man Switch Narrator Bolinda Audio by Tara Moss One Door Closes Narrator Bolinda Audio by Jennifer Bacia Wearing Paper Dresses Narrator Bolinda Audio by Anne Brinsden Gucci Mamas Narrator Bolinda Audio by Kate Kendall .
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