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Camilla Ah Kin CAMILLA AH KIN AWARDS / NOMINATIONS 2011 Jeffrey Joynton-Smith Memorial Award - Best Supporting, Silent Disco 2008 Sydney Theatre Awards, Nomination - Best Supporting Actress, The Nightwatchman THEATRE Fat Fatima Creative development Riverside Theatre Burung Kaka Tua Creative development PWA Australiana-rama Parnia – Reading Belvoir Theatre Nana & Bertah Creative development Riverside Theatre True West – The Garage Sale Performer Riverside (Dir: Courtney Stewart) The Martin Lysicrates Prize Performer ATYP @ Riverside Theatre La Boite Highway Festival 2019 Performer La Boite Theatre (Dir: Sanja Simic) Kindertransport Evelyn Darlinghurst Theatre Co (Dir: Sandie Eldridge) Antony & Cleopatra Cleopatra Sport for Jove (Dir: Damien Ryan) Asylum Main cast Apocalypse Theatre Co (Dir: Dino Dimitriadis) Jump for Jordan Azza Griffin Theatre Co. (Dir: Iain Sinclair) The Hansard Monologues Julia Gillard (+ various Politicians) Seymour Centre (Dir: Tim Jones) Romeo & Juliet Lady Capulet Bell Shakespeare/Brisbane (Dir: Damien Ryan) Silent Disco Ms Petchell/Dezzie/Auntie/Leanne Griffin /HotHouse/ATYP/Full Tilt/VAC (Dir: Lee Lewis) Shafana and Aunt Sarrinah Sarrinah Alex Buzo Co /Seymour (Dir: Aarne Neeme) As You Like It Duchess/ Audrey Bell Shakespeare Company (Dir: John Bell) The Nightwatchman Helen Griffin Theatre Co (Dir: Lee Lewis) Boy Gets Girl Madeleine Sydney Theatre Co (Dir: Robyn Nevin) Small Poppies Lep Dublin Theatre /Belvoir St (Dir: Neil Armfield) Three Sisters Masha Theatre Hydra@ Old Fitzroy (Dir: Francesca Smith) Ship of Fools Louise Griffin Theatre (Dir: Ros Horin) Laughter of the 23rd Floor Carol Ensemble / Opera House (Dir: Adam Cook) Chasing the Dragon Louise Sydney Theatre Co (Dir: David Berthold) Milo Di Q Theatre (Dir: Helmut Bakitus) Playgrounds Rosanne STC (Dir: Marion Potts/Wayne Harrison) Pentecost Yasmin Sydney Theatre Co (Dir: Rodney Fisher) The Gap Younger sister / various Chameleon Theatre (Vict) (Dir: Aiden Fennessy) Like Whiskey on the Breath of a Drunk You Love Lead Melbourne Theatre Co (Dir: Chris Corbett) The Flying Doctor Sabine Melbourne Theatre Co (Dir: Peter Donahue) Family Running for Mr Whippy Various Melbourne Theatre Co (Dir: Jenny Kemp) The Bear Popova Melbourne Theatre Co (Dir: Ian Watson) The Taming of the Shrew Widow/various Bell Shakespeare Co (Dir: John Bell) Macbeth First Witch / Seyton Bell Shakespeare Co (Dir: David Fenton) The Visit Woman / Reporter Sydney Theatre Co (Dir: Michael Gow) The Game of Love and Chance Lisette New England Theatre Co (Dir: Peter Kingston) Sailor Beware! Daphne Marian St Theatre (Dir: Peter Whitford) The Government Inspector Marya Antonova Sydney Theatre Co (Dir: Neil Armfield) No Sugar Miss Stitfold /Sr Eileen Belvoir St Theatre (Dir: Neil Armfield) In Our Town Sue WA State Theatre Co (Dir: Phil Thompson Boss of the Pool Nurse /various WA State Theatre Co (Dir: Graeme Gavin) Dinkum Assorted Milly WA State Theatre Co (Dir: Ross Coli) The Cherry Orchard Varya WA State Theatre Co (Dir: John Saunders) Liberty Artist Management Pty Ltd ABN: 90 633 716 257 ADDRESS: The Valhalla. Suite 110, 166 Glebe Point Rd, Glebe NSW 2037 TEL: 02 8386 8245 | EMAIL: [email protected] Dr Memory in the Dream Home Marseer Festival of Perth (Dir: Andrew Ross) National Playwrights’ Conference 2009/2005/2002/1995/1994 P.W.A. TELEVISION Wakefield Vivienne Noor Jungle TV (Dir: Joceyln Moorhouse / Kim Mordaunt) Doctor Doctor 3 Ginger Easy Tiger / Nine Network (Dir: Geoff Bennett) Fighting Season Pam Foxtel/Goalpost Pictures (Dir: Kate Woods) Here Come the Habibs! - series 1 & 2 Mariam Habib (Leading) Jungle /Nine / (Dir: Darren Ashton /Phil Lloyd) Rake 2 Meaghan ABC (Dir: Rowan Woods) Tough Nuts 2 Violetta Dibra Dir: Laurence Coy All Saints Sue Tanner (2 Eps) Seven Network (Dir: Lyn-Maree Danzey) Stupid Stupid Man Sandra (guest lead) Jigsaw Ent (Dir: Will Usic) All Saints Mrs Hayek Seven Network (Dir: Catherine Millar) Stories from the Golf Louise Gristmill / SBS (Dir: Wayne Hope) All Saints (5 episodes) Dr Hana Lawson Seven Network (Dir: Dr Drew, Aarne Neeme) CNNNN Dr. Katie Joseph Zapruder’s Other Films Pty Ltd. Backburner Guest ABC & Crackerjack Going Home Najette Malek (Main cast) Hal & Di McElroy SBS (Dir: Andrew Lewis) Murder Call: Death in the Family Leila Nine Network (Dir: Chris Martin-Jones) Blue Heelers Lou Rigo Hal McElroy Productions (Dir: Chris Langman) Halifax fp Nurse Simpson Le Mesurier Films (Dir: Paul Maloney) FILM The Greenhouse Ruth (Leading) Dir: Tom Wilson-White / AFTRS /Everyone We Know Holding the Man Lois Caleo Dir: Neil Armfield / Goalpost Pictures Ali and Ball Ali’s Mum Dir: Alex Holmes / Panckurst Productions Kangaroo Jack Mrs Di Muro Dir: David McNally / Underdown Productions The Boys The Woman Dir: Rowan Woods/Arena Film P/L I Eugenia (Dendy Award) Eugenia Dir: Gabriel Finnane /Curious Productions DIRECTOR THE SEAGULL – Actors Centre of Australia 3rd year graduating students 2020 BELONGING – by Ned Manning Seven Needs Series Griffin Theatre Company ROBERTO ZUCCO – Actor’s College of Theatre and Television, Performance Space Sydney TERRA AUSTRALIS – Chant de la Terre Rouge Australian Embassy, Paris 2006 HAMLET – Australian College of Theatre & Television CHEKHOV PROJECT – Australian College of Theatre and Television THE INSECT PLAY – Australian Academy of Dramatic Art HENRY IV - Australian Academy of Dramatic Art WORRY WARTS - Monkey Baa Theatre National tour WHO’S LAUGHING NOW? Macbeth and Twelfth Night Bell Shakespeare Company. 2001 GRADUATE SHOWCASE Theatre Nepean Graduating year Belvoir St Theatre THE WINTER’S TALE – Theatre Nepean. THE THREE SISTERS- Theatre 20/20, The Old Fitzroy Theatre A PROPERTY OF THE CLAN - 20/20 Theatre Co. Sydney Schools Tour SPEAKER /PANELIST Liberty Artist Management Pty Ltd ABN: 90 633 716 257 ADDRESS: The Valhalla. Suite 110, 166 Glebe Point Rd, Glebe NSW 2037 TEL: 02 8386 8245 | EMAIL: [email protected] Women in Theatre & Screen 2016 (WITS) Panelist Sydney Fringe Festival 2016: Ambassador Sydney Fringe Independent Arts Forum, 2015 Radical Ideas: Progressive Strategies for the Independent Arts" Panelist ADSA Conference (Australian Association for Theatre, Drama and Performance Studies) University of Sydney 2015. "Actors Wellbeing and mental health study" Panelist Australian Theatre Forum 2015 - "The Betterment Clause" Panelist Sydney Fringe Festival 2014 - "Where are the Canapes?" Panelist Equity Summit of Creativity and Diversity 2014 - "You Can't Eat Exposure" Panelist TRAINING University of Sydney MA (Research) 2010 A Chance Gathering of Strays: The Australian Theatre Family Ecole Internationale du Theatre Jacques Lecoq (Paris) 1992/3 Cultural Scholarship awarded by the government of France WAAPA Acting Graduate 1989 Liberty Artist Management Pty Ltd ABN: 90 633 716 257 ADDRESS: The Valhalla. Suite 110, 166 Glebe Point Rd, Glebe NSW 2037 TEL: 02 8386 8245 | EMAIL: [email protected] .
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