Matt graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts as an actor in 2009, and was an ensemble member with the Old Nick Co. Tasmania.
His roles have included Astrov in Uncle Vanya, Sal in Division St, and Dogmeat in MKA’s Dogmeat, as well as performing in Manbeth at fortyfive downstairs and Pains of Youth as part of CUB Malthouse's 2011 Tower season. An experienced voice-over artist, Matt participated in the development and performance of The Love Play for Malthouse Theatre and ABC Drama. His recent film work includes Shutterbugs, a twelve episode comedy web-series. (www.shutterbugs.tv) Matt was last seen in MKA’s sex.violence.blood.gore.
Andi Snelling is an actress, dancer and voice-over artist who has recently returned to Melbourne after 7 years abroad.
Following her Arts/Creative Arts degree at The Univeristy of Melbourne, Andi spent 3 years in Berlin, where she filmed the German-speaking female lead in short film Gleisdreieck (2006 Cannes Film Festival), as well as her first feature, Guides. In 2007, Andi moved to London to study at the prestigious Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts (President: Dame Judi Dench). Following drama school, she continued honing her craft at London's top Meisner school for professional actors, The Actors' Temple.
Andi's UK acting highlights include: Edith in Picnic at Hanging Rock (BBC), Ensemble in Crazy for You (London Palladium), Svetlana in The Common Good (Roundhouse/Arcola Theatre), being the voice of the Inflight Entertainment for Qatar Airways and touring with Fat Kitten Comedy Improv, including their sold-out run at the 2010 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Since returning to Melbourne, Andi has gone nuts, performing with SandS through the Hourglass in Trapture, making it to the final of Short+Sweet Festival 2011 with Grunt, receiving much critical acclaim for her performance in Bullet: A Superhero Comedy at the Comedy Festival 2012, as well as shooting 2 short films. She is pretty impressed by what the Melbourne scene has on offer and is happy to have gone back to her roots.
Alex graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts last year- Banana Republic is his fourth show this year and his first in the Melbourne Fringe. In March, Alex played Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream with Winterfall Theatre. He appeared in Shotgun Wedding with No Show for the 2012 Next Wave festival, a piece that took two strangers from the audience and married them- and, in fact, through complete coincidence, married Anthony Noack, the writer of this show. Before Banana Republic, Alex had just been involved in Redroom Theatre's Himmelweg as part of the Theatreworks season for 2012. In Himmelweg, Alex played a Red Cross representative visiting a concentration camp in World War II- needless to say, it's nice to be doing another comedy. Alex has also played Camillo in A Winter's Tale, Lloyd in Mud by Maria Irene Fornez, Stef in The Golden Age by Louis Nowra and Bobby in the musical Urinetown. Alex has also worked as a playwright in ATYP's Fresh Ink writer's program in 2008, as a singer/songwriter for Loud Music and various theatre productions and has appeared in Battlefield, a short film by Tim Marshall which has appeared in film festivals this year in San Fransisco, Berlin, Los Angeles and Italy. Later this year, Alex will be starring in Tim Marshall's next short film, Gorilla.
Scott Jackson as Julian
After Graduating from the University of Ballarat Arts academy in 2008, Scott has had a great deal of fun performing in a range of different plays. Scott toured around Australia with a Children’s Music Theatre Company, doing such roles as Prince Charming in Cinderella, The Genie in Aladdin, and King Arthur in...well, King Arthur. Scott has always loved performing live theatre and thriving off what the audience gives. Its a thrill like no other. One of Scott’s other passions is Sword Fighting and Stage Combat which he has been trained in. Its a great physical challenge and looks fantastic on stage! Scott has also performed in many plays with challenging roles, From Romeo in “Romeo and Juliet”, to Rosencrantz in “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead.” Scott has also tried his hand at Play writing and put on his first production in 2010 with “life around the Coffee table”, A story of 3 housemates with a secret. Some other credits to Scott’s name are: The Emcee in “Cabaret” , The Dauphin in “Henry V”, Herr Gabor in “Spring Awakening” and various other independant theatre credits. Scott is over the moon to play the role of Julian in the amazing show “Banana Republic!
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