Carmel McGlone has won Actress of the Year for Lady MacBeth (2004) and has been nominated Best Supporting Actress for Blood Wedding (2009). She has tutored on the acting programme […]
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Alison Walls is an actor, director, author and occasional puppeteer. She is currently a Ph.D. candidate in theatre at The Graduate Center, CUNY, New York. She holds an MFA in acting […]
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Nishaa Senarath first participated in the SGCNZ Auckland UOSWSF in 2013. Her self-directed excerpt from As You Like It won the five-minute student-directed piece, earning her a spot at nationals, […]
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After finishing his time with SGCNZ NSSP, Samuel Skoog was offered another role through SGCNZ playing a miniature Hamlet in Pan Pan’s The Rehearsal, Playing the Dane in the NZIAF. […]
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Originally hailing from London, England, Anastasia Roberts was thrice her schools student director for the SGCNZ Wairarapa Regional UOSWSF. There, in her last year, she was picked for the direct […]
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Madeleine Hyland won the Sam Wanamaker Award for Most Promising Actor, as well as the Ida Gaskin Award for General Excellence and the NZADIE award for Imagination and Commitment to […]
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Olivia Tennet was selected to participate in the SGCNZ National UOSWSF in both 2004 and 2008, winning a total of five awards across both years, including the Peter Vere-Jones Award […]
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Originally from Korea, Andy Song attended Takapuna Grammar School where he was selected for SGCNZ NSSP 2014 for his performance in Antony and Cleopatra. In 2015, he graduated as Head Boy […]
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Claudia Richards was a member of the SGCNZ Young Shakespeare Company 2013. She has since finished her Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Theatre and Education, and Masters degree in Creative Practices (Theatre). […]
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Lydia Verschaffelt studied for her Masters in English Literature at Victoria University of Wellington. Her thesis explored the construction of female and familial identity, specifically the difficult dynamic of young […]
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