Perth Male Actors
Joshua Maiolo
Josh has previously performed in an FTI short film as support actor, in a TVC and has had voiceover work with Brainstorm Media. His first live stage performance was with the Inspector Pickles troupe in 2009. Josh has also performed in school presentations as a solo performer and as a lead performer. In 2007 Josh learnt the New Zealand Hakka in 4 hours and then performed it in front of the entire student/teacher/parent community. In 2007,... more
Josh has previously performed in an FTI short film as support actor, in a TVC and has had voiceover work with Brainstorm Media. His first live stage performance was with the Inspector Pickles troupe in 2009. Josh has also performed in school presentations as a solo performer and as a lead performer. In 2007 Josh learnt the New Zealand Hakka in 4 hours and then performed it in front of the entire student/teacher/parent community. In 2007, after completing 12 months of hip hop dance classes, Josh performed as part of his class at the Octagon Theatre. During his acting training, Josh has been awarded ‘Best Male Actor 2008’ which was judged by Olivia Bouled of Jenni Cohen Casting and Jo Booth of 303 Advertising. During his modelling training Josh has gained a ‘Notice of Distinction’ Josh has a love of comedy and is a huge fan of Mr Bean, Billy Connelly, Stand Up Comedians and various comedy programs on TV. Josh’s excellent memory allows him to learn things quickly and with his school levels being above his age, he easily understands directions and instructions. less
Alan Malcolm
Born in Scotland in the smelly, rationed fifties, he has been a performer all his life. Alan started as a Musician retired in 1992, graduated to radio announcer, voice over and voice actor. Then he entered the murky world of theatre as a playwright, then actor and finally director.. Alan has a wonderful time in live performance including stand up comedy. He has fulfilled one life ambition: to be a pantomime dame but would still love to be the... more
Born in Scotland in the smelly, rationed fifties, he has been a performer all his life. Alan started as a Musician retired in 1992, graduated to radio announcer, voice over and voice actor. Then he entered the murky world of theatre as a playwright, then actor and finally director.. Alan has a wonderful time in live performance including stand up comedy. He has fulfilled one life ambition: to be a pantomime dame but would still love to be the front end of the panto horse. He supports (with his time) Community Theatre, emerging film makers and the GGF. Recently he has concentrated on the Screen both large and small as a writer, a director and a performer. Alan embraces the whole process of film-making and storytelling. less
Simon Marsh
Simon Marsh first started acting at the age of six, and took up dance at the age of thirteen. At seventeen he began to perform ballets and theatre productions. His work took him around Australia, to Europe and Japan. He has performed seasons at venues including His Majesty’s Theatre, the Victoria Arts Centre and the Sydney Opera House. Currently Simon is working on various films and theatre productions.
Simon Marsh first started acting at the age of six, and took up dance at the age of thirteen. At seventeen he began to perform ballets and theatre productions. His work took him around Australia, to Europe and Japan. He has performed seasons at venues including His Majesty’s Theatre, the Victoria Arts Centre and the Sydney Opera House. Currently Simon is working on various films and theatre productions. less
Arturo Maya Acuna
Since Arturo was 2 years old he has been distinguished for the ease in which he expresses himself. He has participated and won oratories and debates in his home country. He was awarded and recognized in his home tow with many press interviews. In his current school he was selected to be part of PEAC Drama Program where he has been developing his skills. He has also won a scholarship to John Curtin College of the Arts. He has an innate talent... more
Since Arturo was 2 years old he has been distinguished for the ease in which he expresses himself. He has participated and won oratories and debates in his home country. He was awarded and recognized in his home tow with many press interviews. In his current school he was selected to be part of PEAC Drama Program where he has been developing his skills. He has also won a scholarship to John Curtin College of the Arts. He has an innate talent for acting which he believes is in his genes from his father who was a great theatre performer in his early days. Arturo can perform on stage with confidence. He was raised as a free thinking person and is a charming boy with lots of charisma. He loves acting and the reason is pretty simple, he lives, feels and enjoys each of the characters he performs. less
Lee McDonald
Lee Mcdonald started his life in the entertainment industry at the age of seven years old training as a dancer. Lee continued dancing through the years in forms such as tap, acrobatics, ballet and jazz. Eventually finding tap to be his strong point he ended up landing a lead role in the travelling and justly famous ?Tap Dogs?. Later Lee secured the support role in ?Bootmen? starring Sam Worthington and Adam Garcia. Lee then undertook many... more
Lee Mcdonald started his life in the entertainment industry at the age of seven years old training as a dancer. Lee continued dancing through the years in forms such as tap, acrobatics, ballet and jazz. Eventually finding tap to be his strong point he ended up landing a lead role in the travelling and justly famous ?Tap Dogs?. Later Lee secured the support role in ?Bootmen? starring Sam Worthington and Adam Garcia. Lee then undertook many acting courses throughout Sydney to further his acting ability while auditioning at the same time. He landed some great roles in such Aussie dramas as ?Water Rats? and ?Home and Away?. These and various TVC?s also kept the wolf from his door. Lee moved back to Perth recently and is looking to further his career as an actor studying the Standard American accent and Shakespeare with James Hagan. Lee has a engaging and friendly personality and is looking forward to working in Perth. less
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David McLeod
David has aspired to becoming an actor since a young age and has since grown a great appreciation for the arts. He likes to hone his acting skills by performing in short films and independent productions. He particularly enjoys playing intense characters in emotionally charged scenes. David is able to perform in front of large crowds with ease and entertain them with his charismatic nature and natural talent. He will soon be featured on an... more
David has aspired to becoming an actor since a young age and has since grown a great appreciation for the arts. He likes to hone his acting skills by performing in short films and independent productions. He particularly enjoys playing intense characters in emotionally charged scenes. David is able to perform in front of large crowds with ease and entertain them with his charismatic nature and natural talent. He will soon be featured on an episode of Channel 7’s ‘Sunday Night.’ David is currently completing 3A/B Drama studies at Sacred Heart College. After year 12 he either wants to apply for WAAPA or continue acting over in Sydney. What ever David does he will continue working towards his goal of becoming a professional actor. less
Neil Millican
Originally from the Northeast of England, Neil moved to Australia 5 years ago. He has studied acting and voice workshops with Frog Management and PAC at the Subiaco Arts Theatre and also ActorsNow in Perth. Neil is currently voice training with James Hagan on a regular basis. He is a versatile actor who can very easily adapt between the classics and modern comedy roles and is well known as a mimic. Neil is passionate and totally committed... more
Originally from the Northeast of England, Neil moved to Australia 5 years ago. He has studied acting and voice workshops with Frog Management and PAC at the Subiaco Arts Theatre and also ActorsNow in Perth. Neil is currently voice training with James Hagan on a regular basis. He is a versatile actor who can very easily adapt between the classics and modern comedy roles and is well known as a mimic. Neil is passionate and totally committed to the industry, his enthusiasm and easy going nature make him an ideal cast member and is well liked by his fellow actors. Neil also enjoys getting involved behind the scenes too and is currently working as Production Manager with Stark Raven Theatre on stage plays touring the southwest. less
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Antony Minchin
Always wanting to go down the creative path, Antony Minchin studied Multimedia Studies at East Perth Tafe for two years before doing a third year studying three-dimensional Animation, receiving his Advanced Diploma. In that year he learned his love of writing and creating new ideas for stories, which he would love to get out on the scene someday. From writing he learned of his passion for acting. Only a freshman to the acting world, he is... more
Always wanting to go down the creative path, Antony Minchin studied Multimedia Studies at East Perth Tafe for two years before doing a third year studying three-dimensional Animation, receiving his Advanced Diploma. In that year he learned his love of writing and creating new ideas for stories, which he would love to get out on the scene someday. From writing he learned of his passion for acting. Only a freshman to the acting world, he is a keen learner, adaptable to any situation and willing to try new things. Kind hearted and friendly, Antony is fun and easy to work with and gets on well with everybody. less
Adam Mitchell
Adam Mitchell an actor, singer and director and is the Associate Director of Black Swan Theatre Company in Western Australia. As a performer he has worked with the Western Australian Symphony Orchestra, has created his own solo works You Oughta know and The Late Night Cabaret (Edinburgh Festival), toured in Pantomime throughout the U.K, appeared in Lost Hellfire for ARTRAGE and Under Milk Wood (Entrophy/Deckchair), was the Australian... more
Adam Mitchell an actor, singer and director and is the Associate Director of Black Swan Theatre Company in Western Australia. As a performer he has worked with the Western Australian Symphony Orchestra, has created his own solo works You Oughta know and The Late Night Cabaret (Edinburgh Festival), toured in Pantomime throughout the U.K, appeared in Lost Hellfire for ARTRAGE and Under Milk Wood (Entrophy/Deckchair), was the Australian representative for the International Song Festival for Youth and has devised new cabaret works for Downstairs at the Maj Cabaret Soiree series. For Black Swan?s HotBed Ensemble he has directed; Caucasian Chalk Circle, The Laramie Project, Falling Petals and Heart?s Desire. He created Loving the Alien for ARTRAGE, and The Brick and the Rose, Kitchen, A Change in the Weather for DAMAGE Theatre. He recently assisted on the Melbourne Theatre Company?s production of The Pillowman and Black Swans? Uncle Vanya. He received a Blue Room Award for Best Production for The Brick and the Rose, was a recipient of the SPARK mentorship in 2005, and is also on the board of The Blue Room Theatre. less
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Gabriel Muoio
Often described as having a 'presence' and undefinable intensity on stage, Gabriel is enthusiastic enough to conquer any role handed him, in any capacity and believes beyond a shadow of a doubt in his unique ability to do so. Going straight from lead roles in primary school plays to professional tutelage at John Curtin College of the Arts in Fremantle, Gabriel completed his TEE studies at a local college with successive awards for... more
Often described as having a 'presence' and undefinable intensity on stage, Gabriel is enthusiastic enough to conquer any role handed him, in any capacity and believes beyond a shadow of a doubt in his unique ability to do so. Going straight from lead roles in primary school plays to professional tutelage at John Curtin College of the Arts in Fremantle, Gabriel completed his TEE studies at a local college with successive awards for best Drama Studies student in both years 11 and 12. After a short period of full time labouring in the years following his deferral from a Film and Television course at Curtin University, Gabriel has decided that his passion and talent belong firmly in Acting and will stop at nothing to realise his goals accordingly. less
