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Danielle Cormack. Height 168 Cm Presenter Biography Danielle Cormack. Height 168 cm Awards. 2019 Nominated Most Outstanding Actress Logie Awards - Secret City: Under the Eagle (Foxtel) 2019 Winner NZTV Awards for Huawei Mate30 Pro Best Actress for Fresh Eggs 2015 Winner - ASTRA Award - Most Outstanding Performance by an Actor –Female - Wentworth, season 2: SoHo 2014 Nominated for ASTRA Award, Most Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor–Wentworth Series 1 2012 TV Week Logie Award Nominee-Most Popular Actress-Silver Logie 2011 Winner-Equity Award for Best Ensemble Cast-Rake 2010 Qantas Film &Television Award - Winner - Performance by an Actress in General Television - THE CULT 2009 New Zealand Qantas Fim &Television Awards - Nomination - Best Lead Actress in a Feature Film 2006 Richmond Road Short Film Festival Winner- Best Performance Female - Together 2006 48 Hour Film Festival Winner - Best Manic Performance - Mirage 2006 TV Guide Best on the Box People 's Choice Awards Nomination - Best Actress - Maddigan's Quest 2005 Drifting Cloud International Film Festival Winner - Best Performance - Together 2000 Fantasporto International Film Festival Winner - Best Actress - Siam Sunset 2000 New Zealand Film &Television Awards Nomination - Best Actress - The Price of Milk 1999 New Zealand Film &Television Awards Nomination -Best Actress - Channelling Baby 1997 New Zealand Film &Television Awards Winner - Best Actress - Topless Woman Talk About Their Lives Radio Presenter. 2005 High Noon Tea Kiwi FM Feature Film. 2013 Project 25 The Experimenter Dir. Kathryn Millard Prd. Macquarie University 2012 Eddy and Viv Markham Dir. Simon Larkins PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Danielle Cormack. Page 2 Feature continued... 2010 Affection Catherine GFC (Germany )Ltd (Lead) Dir. Michael Keusch Prd. Frank Buchs, Carsten Kebler, Matthew Metcalfe 2009 Separation City Pam New Holland Pictures /NZ/Australia (Lead) Dir. Paul Middledich Prd. Mark Overatt 2008 A Song of Good Rachel Cradle Robber 's Dog Films (Support) Dir. Gregory King Prd. Mark Foster 2004 Stringer Butcher Stringer Films (Support) Dir. Steve Morrison 2004 River Queen Viola Silverscreen Productions (Support) Dir. Vincent Ward Prd. Don Reynolds 2004 Perfect Creature Margaret Sparrow Perfect Creature Productions /UK (Support) Dir. Glenn Standring Prd. Tim Saunders 2003 Without a Paddle Toni Paramount /Viacom Limited/USA (Support) Dir. Steven Brill 2000 The Price of Milk Lucinda John Swimmer Productions (Lead) Dir. Harry Sinclair 1998 Siam Sunset Grace Southern Star Productions (Lead) Dir. John Polson 1998 Channelling Baby Bunnie Oceania Productions (Lead) Dir. Christine Parker 1997 Via Satellite Chrissy/Carol Satellite Films (Lead) Dir. Anthony McCarten 1996 Topless Woman Talk About Their Liz John Swimmer Productions Lives (Lead) Dir. Harry Sinclair 1993 The Last Tattoo Molly Capella International /Plumb Productions (Support) Dir. John Reid PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Danielle Cormack. Page 3 Short Film. 2017 Let 's Get Marriage Equality in Actress Dir. Hannah Levy Australia Prd. Jack Bradley, Carolyn Prousky 2014 Handyman Deborah Dir. Sonia Whiteman Prd. Natalie Oliver|Karen Radzyner 2012 Booth Kirsten Solti Dir. Jo-Anne Brechin 2006 Cross My Heart Kyrstal Girls Dorm Productions (Lead) Dir. Kirsty Cameron 2006 Mirage Various 48 Hour Film Festival Dir. Bill Gianacas Prd. Will She Wait Productions 2005 The Pool Jane 48 Hour Film Festival (Lead) Dir. Bill Gianacas Prd. Will She Wait Productions 2004 Together Rose Second Cine (Lead) Dir. Felicity Morgan-Rhind Prd. Nik Beachman 1993 A Game with No Rules Vera Smith Zee Films (Lead) Dir. Scott Reynolds 1993 Snap Felicity MAP Productions (Lead) Dir. Scott Reynolds Television. 2019 My Life is Murder Nikki Malone Network Ten Dir. Leah Purcell Prd. Claire Tonkin, Elisa Argenzio 2018 Fresh Eggs Lulu Dir. Britta Hawkins, Peter Salmon, Jackie (Core) Van Beek Prd. Britta Hawkins, Kim Harrop 2018 Secret City Karen Koutoufides Dir. Emma Freeman, Tony Krawitz, Daniel Nettheim Prd. Joanna Werner, Stephen Corvini PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Danielle Cormack. Page 4 Television continued... 2018 Patricia Moore Marnie Moore Dir. Blake Fraser Prd. Chris Thompson|Mathieu Van de Velde 2017 Jack Irish 2 Rory Finch Fremantle Media, ABC Dir. Various Prd. Ian Collie 2017 Ash v Evil Dead 3 Kaya Starz Dir. Various 2016 Deep Water Brenda McIntosh Blackfella Films Dir. Shawn Seet 2016 Stake Out Davina Dir. Thomas Sainsbury Prd. Various 2015 Rake - Series 4 Scarlett Essential Media and Entertainemnt Dir. Peter Duncan 2013 Rake - Series 3 Scarlett Essential Media and Entertainment Dir. Peter Duncan 2013 Wentworth Bea Smith Fremantle Media, Australia (Lead) Dir. Various 2011 Underbelly: Razor Series 4 Kate Leigh Nine Network (Lead) Prd. Des Monaghan&Jo Horsburgh 2011 Would I lie to You Herself (Guest) 2011 Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Anna Ross ABC TV Dir. Tony Tilse 2011 East West 101 Angela SBS/Knapman Wyld 2010 Rake Scarlett Essential Media /ABC Australia (Core/Lead) Dir. Jessica Hobbs, Rachel Ward, Peter Duncan Prd. Richard Roxburgh PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Danielle Cormack. Page 5 Television continued... 2009 The Cult Series 1 Cynthia Great Southern Television /NZ (Lead) Dir. Peter Burger Prd. Rachel Gardiner 2008 The Legend of the Seeker Series 1&2 Shaota Walt Disney Productions (Recurring Regular) Dir. Garth Maxwell 2008 The Strip Series 1 Amy New Wave Entertainment /Channel Nine/ (Recurring Regular) Australia 2008 City Homicide - Series 1 Shirley Steadman Seven Network Operations /Australia Dir. Tony Tilse 2006 Rude Awakenings-Series 1 Dimity Rush M F Films/NZ (Pivotal Lead) 2005 Maddigan's Quest-Series 1 Maddie South Pacific Pictures (Lead) 2003 Maiden Voyage, USA Telefeature Lynne Carlton American Productions (Lead) Dir. Colin Budds 2000 Xena: Warrior Princess - Series 5 Samsara Pacific Renaissance Pictures/USA 2000 Jack of All Trades - Series 2 Catherine the Great Pacific Renaissance Pictures/USA 1999 Cleopatra 2525 Raina Pacific Renaissance Pictures/USA (Regular Recurring) 1997 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Ephiny Pacific Renaissance Pictures/USA Series 4-5 (Regular Recurring) 1997 Hercules: The Legendary Lady Marie DeValle Pacific Renaissance Pictures/USA Journeys - Series 3 1997 Amazon High-Series 1 Samsara Pacific Renaissance Pictures /USA (Lead) Dir. Michael Hurst 1995 Overnight - Telefeature Kelly Frame Up Films (Support) Dir. Jessica Hobbs Prd. Owen Hughes PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Danielle Cormack. Page 6 Television continued... 1995 The Call Up, Telefeature Stacey James Wallace Prods (Lead) Dir. David Blythe 1995 Xena: Warrior Princess - Series 1 - 6 Ephiny Pacific Renaissance Pictures/USA (Regular Recurring) 1994 High Tide-Series 1 Meghan Kelly South Pacific Pictures 1992 Shortland Street Nurse Alison Rayner Warner South Pacific Pictures (Lead) 1987 Gloss: Series 1-3 Tania Veitch Dir. Aileen O'Sullivan et al (Lead) Theatre. 2018 The Misanthorpe Alceste Bell Shakespeare Dir. Lee Lewis 2018 Hedda Hedda Gabler Queensland Theatre Dir. Paige Rattray 2015 Boys Will Be Boys Astrid Sydney Theatre Company Dir. Paige Rattray 2014 Rupert Various Theatre Royal, Sydney 2012 Top Girls Marlene Silo Theatre Dir. Shane Bosher 2011 Yellow Moon Hollie B Sharp Dir. Susanna Dowling 2010 Christ Almighty Three Wise Men The Basement Theatre, Auckland, NZ Dir. Cameron Rhodes 2009 Hot Pink Bits - The Basement /2009 Herself The Penny Ashton Show Comedy Festival Show 2009 Bob Geldof - Auckland Fringe Festival Herself The Basement Theatre, Auckland, NZ PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Danielle Cormack. Page 7 Theatre continued... 2008 Rock n Roll Lenka Melbourne Theatre Co &Sydney Theatre Company, Australia Dir. Simon Phillips 2008 National Script Workshop Sydney Theatre Company - Playwriting Approaches to Acting Australia 2008 The Hypocrite Dorine Melbourne Theatre Company 2007 The Case of Katherine Mansfield Katherine Mansfield Downstage Theatre, Wellington, NZ Dir. Katie Wolfe 2006 The Case of Katherine Mansfield Katherine Mansfield Silo Theatre, Auckland, NZ Dir. Katie Wolfe 2005 A Clockwork Orange Various Silo Theatre, Auckland, NZ Dir. Andrew Foster 2005 Sex with Strangers - Second Edition Prostitute Herald Theatre, Auckland, NZ Dir. Colin Mitchell 2004 Sex with Strangers - First Edition Robyn Herald Theatre, Auckland, NZ Dir. Colin Mitchell 2004 Caligula Caesonia Auckland Theatre Company, NZ Dir. Colin McColl 2004 Skin Tight Elizabeth New Zealand Tour Dir. Miranda Harcourt 2003 The Shape of Things Evelyn Auckland Theatre Company, NZ Dir. Oliver Driver 2003 The Vagina Monologues Various Solo New Zealand Tour Dir. Oliver Driver 2002 The Vagina Monologues Various Auckland Theatre Company, NZ Dir. Oliver Driver 2002 The Bellbird Flo Auckland Theatre Company, NZ Dir. Oliver Driver PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Danielle Cormack. Page 8 Theatre continued... 2001 The Blue Room
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