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Stayci Taylor. Height 163 Cm Actor Biography Stayci Taylor. Height 163 cm Feature Film. 2012 The Weight Of Elephants Mother Metford Three Birds Limited NZ /Zentropa (Support) Entertainments 5 Denmark Dir. Daniel Joseph Borgman Prd. Leanne Saunders, Katja Adomeit& Jonas Bagger Short Film. 2009 The Winter Boy Security Guard 2 Pounamu Pictures Dir. Rachel House 1992 The Way of Mary Mary Victoria Collage of the Arts Dir. Sima Urale Television. 2009 Korero Mai Ava Cinco Cine Film Productions Dir. Katie Wolfe&Awanui Simich-Pene 2007 Shortland Street Kay South Pacific Pictures 2003 Korero Mai Naffie Cinco Cine Film Productions (Regular Recurring) Dir. Hori Ahipene, Rawiri Paratene&Alecia Haua 2002 Oddfellows Comedy Gala Comedy Trio Television New Zealand 1999 Fibi's Funny Bones Improvisation Group Global Television/Canada (Lead/Core) Dir. Al Green 1996 Melbourne International Comedy Comedy Trio Seven Network Festival Club Live 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 Stayci Taylor. Page 2 Television continued... 1996 Upfront Comedy Comedy Trio Nine Network 1995 Jimeoin - Series 3 (Lead/Core) Artists Services, Melbourne for the Seven Network, Australia. Dir. Jon Olb 1995 Slippers Weird Girl Australian Broadcasting Corporation Dir. Glenn Robbins 1991 Indelible Evidence Roslyn BBC/UK Dir. Bruce Morrision 1985 Moon Jumper Anne Television New Zealand Dir. Huntly Elliot Theatre. 2010 Austen Found: The Undiscovered Improvisation Group Adelaide International Fringe Festival Musicals of Jane Austen (Core) Prd. ConArtists 2010 Austen Found: The Undiscovered Improvisation Group Hamilton Garden Arts Festival Prod Musicals of Jane Austen (Core) Prd. ConArtists 2009 Bite Me Improvisation Group New Zealand Improv Festival (Core) Prd. ConArtists 2009 Austen Found: The Undiscovered Improvisation Group NZ International Comedy Festival Musicals of Jane Austen (Core) Prd. ConArtists 2008 Austen Found: The Undiscovered Improvisation Group New Zealand Improv Festival Musicals of Jane Austen (Core) Prd. ConArtists 2006 Weighing In Cynthia Centrepoint Theatre Dir. Simon Ferry 2002 Noises Off Poppy Fortune Theatre, Dunedin Dir. Martin Howells 2002 The Language of Angels 2econd Pixie Auckland Theatre Company Unit Play Reading Series Dir. Rachel House 2002 Hymn Tui Silo Theatre, Auckland Dir. Anna Cameron 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 Stayci Taylor. Page 3 Theatre continued... 2001 Take a Chance on Me Liz et al Fortune Theatre, Dunedin Dir. Martin Howells 2001 The Country Wife Alithea Fortune Theatre, Dunedin Dir. Lisa Warrington 2001 Serial Killers Elaine Fortune Theatre, Dunedin Dir. Martin Howells 2001 The Big OE Tracey Fortune Theatre, Dunedin Dir. Brian Aitken 2000 Comedy Trio Drumhead Silo Theatre, Auckland&Batshed Theatre, Wellington TV2 international Laugh Festival 1999 Guatamala Various lead roles Dunidin Fringe Festival (Best of Fest) 1999 The Fatty & Pinhead Show Pinhead Vancouver Comedy Festival &San Francisco Fringe Festival 1999 Mainstage Improvisor Vancouver Theatre Sports League, Canada 1998 Trash Dawn Centrepoint Theatre, Palmerston North, Wellington Fringe Festival Dir. Lucy Schmidt 1998 Shakers Adele Centrepoint Theatre, Palmerston North Dir. Duncan Smith 1998 As You Like It Rosalind Centrepoint Theatre, Palmerston North Dir. Alison Quigan 1998 Dancing at Lughnasa Rose Centrepoint Theatre, Palmerston North Dir. Ross Gumbley 1998 Pack of Girls Lucy Centrepoint Theatre, Palmerston North Dir. Alison Quigan 1997 Bad Hair Day Stacey Arena Theatre Company, Melbourne Dir. Sue Giles 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 Stayci Taylor. Page 4 Theatre continued... 1997 Slippers Tracey/Rosa Vasquez Melbourne International Film Festival Dir. Glenn Robbins 1996 Slippers Georgie St Martins Theatre, Melbourne Dir. Glenn Robbins 1995 Who's That Guy With The Axe Cinderella Budinski 's Theatre, Melbourne Dir. Glenn Robbins Voice. 1995 Road to Hell Music Video The Sharons Dir. Rowena Crowe Training. Steve Kaplan Comedy Intensive - Auckland - 2010 Clown Ecole Philippe Gaulier - Paris - 2007 Master of Arts - Film, Media&Television - 2005, University of Auckland Improvisation Intensive - 2002, Keith Johnstone Bachelor of Arts Theatre Studies - 2001, University of Otago Improvisation Intensive Gastown Actors 'Studio, Canada - 1999, Keith Johnstone Resident Improvisor Training Programme - 1999, The Vancouver Theatresports League, Canada Tragedy - 1997, L'ecole Philippe Gaulier, London Leu Jeu - 1995, Adelaide International Workshop Festival Graduate of Acting - 1992, The John Bolton Theatre School, Melbourne Improvisation Master Classes - 1991, New York International Theatresports Festival Visual/Voice Commercial Credits. Please contact J&L for more information. 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.
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