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Richard Laidlaw Phone: (08) 8231 5000 Actors Agent Fax: (08) 8231 4082 [email protected] 12 - 20 Morney Street www.actorsink.com.au Adelaide SA 5000 Carmel Johnson Personal Information 56 years of age Hair: Blonde Eyes: Blue/Green Height: 170cm Education / Training Stella Alder 1978-1980 Film Second Chance (to be Beverly Glen Films released) Look both ways Nurse Dir: Sarah Watts Homestead Rabbit proof fence Dir: Phillip Noyce owner Julie Burns Burnt orange Sweeper Nurse productions Dir: Catherine Parklands Jean Soft fruit Co. Miller Inferno Cheryl Barron television Innocence Nurse Dir: Paul Cox Ilimination films Tilney Cotton Nobody I know Mother Dir: Andrew Porter productions Dir: Rolf de Heer Dir: Rolf de Heer Dance me to my song Social worker Vertigo productions Kiss Or Kill Maid Dir: Bill Bennett Bad Boy Bubby Angel Dir: Rolf de Heer Vertigo Productions Television The Babadook Teacher SA Film Corporation Ultraman Mother SA film corporation Finders Keepers Shopkeeper ABC Black beauty Shopkeeper SA film corporation Glad Rads Fiorella Channel Nine 3 forever Betty White SA film corporation Sun on the stubble Esther ABC The adventures of chuck finn Mrs B Barron television McLeod’s daughters Beth martin Channel nine Rain Shadow Ginny Huppatz Dir: Fiona Banks ABC/Southern star Theatre Neighbourhood Watch Various State Theatre Co SA Hedda Gabler Aunt Julie State Theatre Co SA Pornography State Theatre Co SA I Looked Into the Darkness Around Me - Inspector Dir. Dirk Zadra Zee Productions 2012 Dir: Adam Three Sisters - 2011 Olgo State Theatre Co SA Cook Dir: Adam The Price Esther State Theatre Co SA Cook Windmill Mum/Sherrif of Dir: Rosemary Fugitive Nottingham/Fryer Tuck Meyers When The Rain Stops Dir. Chris Brink Theatre National Tour x2 Falling Drummond Company Brink Theatre When The Rain Stops Dir. Chris Older Elizabeth Company – Adelaide Falling Drummond Festival Dir. Chris Brink Theatre Beatle Graduation Mother Drummond Company Dir: Adam Life x3 Innes (Lead) State Theatre Co SA Cook State Theatre Co SA State Theatre Co SA Dir: Catherine Frozen Nancy (Lead) Fitzgerald Dir. Rosalba House Among the Stars La Grosse Femme State Theatre Co SA Clemente Hotel Sorrento Hilary Chalk Farm Dir. Stephen Lavender Hope Art State theatre Co SA House The Maids Our Lady Barossa Festival Dir. Simon School for scandal Mrs Candour State theatre Co SA Phillips Dir. Catherine Barmaids Val State theatre Co SA McKinnon Dir. Simon Under Milkwood Ensemble State theatre Co SA Phillips Dir. Rodney Tour: stare theatre Co The department Sue Fisher SA Dir. Rodney Tour: stare theatre Co Jack Smith Sue Fisher SA Dir. George Tour: stare theatre Co Three Cuckolds Chintia Ogilvy SA Dir. George As you like it Audrey State theatre Co SA Ogilvy Voice Over Also a Mirror Radio Play Urban Myth Other Information OVERSEAS WORK – NEW YORK Top Girls Mrs Kidd/Louise New theatre The Master and Margarita Margarita 18th street playhouse Kennedys Children Druggy girl Theatre 22 Don Juan Comes Back From the War Ensemble Clurmann theatre The Good Only Die One person show The performing café The Shadow Box One person show The performing show I Talk To Myself One person show No smoking playhouse Lessons Out of School Children’s show No smoking playhouse Private Lives Amanda Tomi theatre .

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