STAGES Episode 630: HELEN DALLIMORE

<p>Helen Dallimore is an actor, singer, director and writer who has enjoyed a successful career in theatre, musical theatre, film and television both in Australia and in the UK.</p><p>Her most celebrated stage performances include <em>Wicked</em> (London’s West End), <em>Girl From The North Country </em>(Tour), <em>End of the Rainbow </em>(STCSA), <em>Blood Brothers</em> (Enda Markey Presents) and L<em>egally Blonde </em>(Ambassador/GFO), for which she won the Helpmann Award for Best Supporting Actress.</p><p>Other stage credits include <em>The Wharf Revue, Muriel’s Wedding the Musical, Spring Awakening </em>(STC), <em>The Plant, Cruise Control </em>(Ensemble Theatre), <em>Tartuffe</em> (Bell Shakespeare), <em>Masquerade</em> (Griffin Theatre) and <em>Into the Woods</em> (Regent’s Park, London).</p><p>Her television credits include <em>Here Come the Habibs, Hardball, True Story with Hamish and Andy, Midsomer Murders, Little Oberon, A Moody Christmas, The Moodys, Wonderland, Home &amp; Away, Chandon Pictures, Laid</em> and <em>House Husbands</em>. Film credits include <em>Two Heads Creek, Mr Accident, Russian Doll, Tempe Tip, The Sugar Factory</em> and <em>Mother’s Milk.</em></p><p>As a director, Helen’s credits include <em>High Society, The Fantasticks, Everybody Loves Lucy</em> (Hayes Theatre) and <em>A Life in the Theatre </em>(Darlinghurst Theatre). As a screenwriter, her credits include episodes of Channel Nine’s <em>Here Come the Habibs</em> and ABC comedy <em>Sando.</em></p><p>Helen is also the author of the Melody Moss books.</p><p>She soon takes to the stage again playing the ‘Edies’ in Grey Gardens, presented by Closely Fox and fortyfivedownstairs in Melbourne from July 17th to August 2nd.</p><p><em>The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).</em></p>