Helen Christinson was born and raised in Brisbane, Queensland. She graduated from Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting). Prior to finishing her acting degree, she was cast in the lead role of the world premiere of The Drowning Bride at La Boîte Theatre. She was nominated for a Matilda Award for best actress for her portrayal of the dual roles of Ellen and Sarmitte.[1]
Following her professional debut, she secured the role of Amanda Webster in QTC's production of Noël Coward's Private Lives directed by Michael Gow and received critical acclaim for her portrayal of the volatile Amanda.[2]
Christinson has continued to perform in numerous theatre productions across Australia including The 39 Steps,[3]Macbeth,[4] for which she was again nominated for a Matilda Best Actress Award,[5] and A Doll's House,[6] for which she won a Matilda Best Actress Award for her portrayal of Nora.[7]
Christinson's film credits include Reef n Beef, Harrisville and The Underdog's Tale.[8]
She has also appeared in the ABC's World War II drama Sisters of War.[9]
Performing creditsedit
Theatreedit
2015: Caress/Ache
2015: Medea
2014: A Doll's House
2011: Apologia
2011: The Joy of Text
2010: Macbeth
2009: Secret Bridesmaid's Business
2008: The 39 Steps
2007: John Gabriel Borkman
2006: The Cold Child
2006: Private Lives
2005: The Drowning Bride
Filmsedit
2010: Reef n Beef
2007: Harrisville
2005: The Underdog's Tale
2005: Endurance Island
Short filmsedit
2011: Awake
2011: Stay Awake
2010: Lightening
2008: The Pitch
Televisionedit
2010: Sisters of War
2004: Through My Eyes
Referencesedit
^"Archives of Winners & Nominees". Matilda Awards. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
^. Reviews.media-culture.org.au. 4 November 2006. Archived from the original on 18 May 2015. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
^"The 39 Steps | Melbourne Theatre Company". Australianstage.com.au. 12 April 2008. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
^"Macbeth vs the Amphitheatre | ArtsHub Australia". Performing.artshub.com.au. 13 September 2010. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
^"Archives of Winners & Nominees". Matilda Awards. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
^"Review: A Doll's House (Brisbane Festival)". Limelightmagazine.com.au. 12 September 2014. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
^"Matilda Awards". Matilda Awards. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
^"Helen Christinson". IMDb.com. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
^"Sisters of War - Christian Movie/Film DVD". Christianfilmdatabase.com. 20 June 2014. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
External linksedit
January 01, 1970
helen, christinson, australian, born, actress, appeared, number, stage, film, television, productions, contents, biography, performing, credits, theatre, films, short, films, television, references, external, linksbiography, edit, born, raised, brisbane, queen. Helen Christinson is an Australian born actress She has appeared in a number of stage film and television productions Contents 1 Biography 2 Performing credits 2 1 Theatre 2 2 Films 2 3 Short films 2 4 Television 3 References 4 External linksBiography editHelen Christinson was born and raised in Brisbane Queensland She graduated from Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Acting Prior to finishing her acting degree she was cast in the lead role of the world premiere of The Drowning Bride at La Boite Theatre She was nominated for a Matilda Award for best actress for her portrayal of the dual roles of Ellen and Sarmitte 1 Following her professional debut she secured the role of Amanda Webster in QTC s production of Noel Coward s Private Lives directed by Michael Gow and received critical acclaim for her portrayal of the volatile Amanda 2 Christinson has continued to perform in numerous theatre productions across Australia including The 39 Steps 3 Macbeth 4 for which she was again nominated for a Matilda Best Actress Award 5 and A Doll s House 6 for which she won a Matilda Best Actress Award for her portrayal of Nora 7 Christinson s film credits include Reef n Beef Harrisville and The Underdog s Tale 8 She has also appeared in the ABC s World War II drama Sisters of War 9 Performing credits editTheatre edit 2015 Caress Ache 2015 Medea 2014 A Doll s House 2011 Apologia 2011 The Joy of Text 2010 Macbeth 2009 Secret Bridesmaid s Business 2008 The 39 Steps 2007 John Gabriel Borkman 2006 The Cold Child 2006 Private Lives 2005 The Drowning Bride Films edit 2010 Reef n Beef 2007 Harrisville 2005 The Underdog s Tale 2005 Endurance Island Short films edit 2011 Awake 2011 Stay Awake 2010 Lightening 2008 The Pitch Television edit 2010 Sisters of War 2004 Through My EyesReferences edit Archives of Winners amp Nominees Matilda Awards Retrieved 19 September 2015 M C Reviews The Courage of a Coward QTC s Private Lives Reviews media culture org au 4 November 2006 Archived from the original on 18 May 2015 Retrieved 19 September 2015 The 39 Steps Melbourne Theatre Company Australianstage com au 12 April 2008 Retrieved 19 September 2015 Macbeth vs the Amphitheatre ArtsHub Australia Performing artshub com au 13 September 2010 Retrieved 19 September 2015 Archives of Winners amp Nominees Matilda Awards Retrieved 19 September 2015 Review A Doll s House Brisbane Festival Limelightmagazine com au 12 September 2014 Retrieved 19 September 2015 Matilda Awards Matilda Awards Retrieved 19 September 2015 Helen Christinson IMDb com Retrieved 19 September 2015 Sisters of War Christian Movie Film DVD Christianfilmdatabase com 20 June 2014 Retrieved 19 September 2015 External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Helen Christinson amp oldid 1085054738, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
