Perth Male Actors
Michael Lamont
Michael Lamont was educated at Edith Cowan University/WAAPA and has been acting since age 11, having picked up the bug during his first school play. He performed his first Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew, at the age of 15 and has gone on to appear in over 30 stage productions including The Tempest, The Sound of Music, and Henry V. He has also appeared in several short films, and the feature films Fisheye Stiller, Japanese Story and... more
Michael Lamont was educated at Edith Cowan University/WAAPA and has been acting since age 11, having picked up the bug during his first school play. He performed his first Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew, at the age of 15 and has gone on to appear in over 30 stage productions including The Tempest, The Sound of Music, and Henry V. He has also appeared in several short films, and the feature films Fisheye Stiller, Japanese Story and Thunderstruck. Michael has a passion for writing both theatre and film pieces and is currently planning to step behind the camera during the next twelve months to film his epic self-written series: Shadow Walker. less
David Lazarus
David is extremely talented, enjoying the respect and admiration of his peers, adults and teachers. A natural actor, David appeared in his first feature film at the age of 9 with the child lead in the movie ‘Sumuru’, co-starring with Michael Shanks (of ‘Stargate’ fame). Since then, David has had lead roles in numerous short films and musical theatre productions most recently playing the role of ‘The Artful Dodger’ in the Musical ‘Oliver’.... more
David is extremely talented, enjoying the respect and admiration of his peers, adults and teachers. A natural actor, David appeared in his first feature film at the age of 9 with the child lead in the movie ‘Sumuru’, co-starring with Michael Shanks (of ‘Stargate’ fame). Since then, David has had lead roles in numerous short films and musical theatre productions most recently playing the role of ‘The Artful Dodger’ in the Musical ‘Oliver’. Along with excelling in sport; representing WA for the past five years in cross country and track, he is also a talented singer and guitarist. David has had guest and supporting roles in the TV series ‘Wormwood’ (Channel 10, ABC, Disney Channel) and 'The Sleepover Cllub2’ (Channel 9, Nickelodeon) as well as representing 'athletics' in the TV series 'Sports Dreams' (Disney Channel). less
Les Lee
Les Lee is an accomplished actor with his experience gained from the more than 25 plays he has to his credit. He has delighted and endeared himself to audiences with both his comic timing and genuine sensitivity. He has an eye for detail and an ability to find and nurture the individual personality of each character he portrays, regardless of the size of the role. He is dedicated and is constantly honing his skills. He also has a wealth... more
Les Lee is an accomplished actor with his experience gained from the more than 25 plays he has to his credit. He has delighted and endeared himself to audiences with both his comic timing and genuine sensitivity. He has an eye for detail and an ability to find and nurture the individual personality of each character he portrays, regardless of the size of the role. He is dedicated and is constantly honing his skills. He also has a wealth experience in impromptu theatre as a veteran of Hothan Valley Murder Trains as featured on National Geographic’s “Great Railway Journey’s’’. Les is willing to shorten his hair or grow a beard - even shave one if he has one, to help him get the role! less
Brian Liau
With just 2 years of professional performing under his belt, Brian has covered a lot of ground in a very short period of time. He has entertained hundreds of school children with multiple Children Theatre performances, acted with the best of Singaporean professionals on stage and feature films, starred in prolific commercials and short films, both in Perth and Singapore. Most of these films are making their way around the international short... more
With just 2 years of professional performing under his belt, Brian has covered a lot of ground in a very short period of time. He has entertained hundreds of school children with multiple Children Theatre performances, acted with the best of Singaporean professionals on stage and feature films, starred in prolific commercials and short films, both in Perth and Singapore. Most of these films are making their way around the international short film circuit. Born and raised in Singapore Brian recently moved here with plans to take Australia by storm. He has completed a second successful touring season of ?Skin Deep? with Class Act Theatre. less
Clem Littleton
Clem is a TV and Radio Voiceover talent, with a rich, deep, resonant voice which was utilized for the introduction of: the ‘Quokka’ newspaper, the Transperth ‘Cat’ System, and ‘Mad Fish’ wines. He has done a number of promotions for government departments, and a wide range of commercial enterprises. He is also an experienced narrator-including for: Channel 7’s Sports Star of the Year Awards, BHP, State Government, Federal Government, and Edith... more
Clem is a TV and Radio Voiceover talent, with a rich, deep, resonant voice which was utilized for the introduction of: the ‘Quokka’ newspaper, the Transperth ‘Cat’ System, and ‘Mad Fish’ wines. He has done a number of promotions for government departments, and a wide range of commercial enterprises. He is also an experienced narrator-including for: Channel 7’s Sports Star of the Year Awards, BHP, State Government, Federal Government, and Edith Cowan University. He also acts in short films and TV advertisements. less
Damon Lockwood
Nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 2006 Equity Guild Awards for Dealer's Choice, Lockwood?s acting credits include Barking Gecko Theatre Company?s alice@wonderland, His Majesty?s New Clothes, Improvilicious and Hot Dogs, Deckchair Theatre?s Romeo and Juliet, Spare Part?s Aqua Sapiens and The Arrival, and the PTC/Red Ryder production of Dealer?s Choice. He wrote and performed in Barking Gecko?s Primates in 2005, and his script... more
Nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 2006 Equity Guild Awards for Dealer's Choice, Lockwood?s acting credits include Barking Gecko Theatre Company?s alice@wonderland, His Majesty?s New Clothes, Improvilicious and Hot Dogs, Deckchair Theatre?s Romeo and Juliet, Spare Part?s Aqua Sapiens and The Arrival, and the PTC/Red Ryder production of Dealer?s Choice. He wrote and performed in Barking Gecko?s Primates in 2005, and his script Domestic Bliss won Write Now! 2006 (Sydney). Earlier this year Lockwood wrote Muttaburrasaurus for Spare Part?s and recently completed a successful season at The Blue Room Theatre of his production Nature as explained by Theatre. He is a key member of The Big Hoo-Haa, a night of improvised comedy that performs every Saturday night at The Brisbane Hotel. less
Simon Lockwood
Simon came from England to Australia in 1978 and was acting in Perth amateur theatre before his return to the U.K. to study a Bachelor of Arts of the Performing Arts and Humanities at the University of East Anglia. On graduating Simon moved to London where he spent the next two years professionally touring the U.K. with the Jactito Theatre Co performing Shakespeare?s MacBeth (MacDuff) and The Tempest (Caliban). Returning to London Simon... more
Simon came from England to Australia in 1978 and was acting in Perth amateur theatre before his return to the U.K. to study a Bachelor of Arts of the Performing Arts and Humanities at the University of East Anglia. On graduating Simon moved to London where he spent the next two years professionally touring the U.K. with the Jactito Theatre Co performing Shakespeare?s MacBeth (MacDuff) and The Tempest (Caliban). Returning to London Simon performed in a variety of professional productions (Richard III, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, Amadeus, etc) and fringe theatre Hamlet, Caucasian Chalk Circle, Endgame, etc). Simon also branched out into film and television performing in The Bill and Eastenders, music videos for Basement Jaxx and Robert Post, a Docu/Drama for the U.S Discovery channel with films 24 Hours in London and The Da Vinci Code. Simon returned to Perth in 2006 to continue acting and to study a Masters Degree in Film and Television Drama Production at Curtin University. When he is not studying Simon enjoys swimming and the martial arts. less
Warren Lyons
Warren has had a passion for acting for over fourteen years. In that time he has appeared in TVCs, short films, feature films and a TV Pilot. He has trained at the PAC Workshops, Make Believe Entertainment and Nicholson Acting Studio in Method Acting and Improvisation. However having three small children took his focus in a whole different direction! Now his children are a little older Warren is once again ready to make acting his career.... more
Warren has had a passion for acting for over fourteen years. In that time he has appeared in TVCs, short films, feature films and a TV Pilot. He has trained at the PAC Workshops, Make Believe Entertainment and Nicholson Acting Studio in Method Acting and Improvisation. However having three small children took his focus in a whole different direction! Now his children are a little older Warren is once again ready to make acting his career. He recently had a speaking role in ?Two Fists One Heart? and enjoyed every minute of it. With talent and commitment Warren is determined to make his dream of acting a full time reality, not only for himself, but for his family. less
Phil Mackenzie
Phillip Mackenzie has been acting in community and professional theatre since the 1960s in Perth, Canberra, Sydney, Adelaide and Mackay. Since 1986 he has appeared in a range of TV and screen commercials, in-house training and promotional videos and as Smith MP in George Whaley’s film version of On Our Selection (1994). Voice-over credits include work for the National War Memorial, NSW State Library, NSW Department of Health and, in 2009,... more
Phillip Mackenzie has been acting in community and professional theatre since the 1960s in Perth, Canberra, Sydney, Adelaide and Mackay. Since 1986 he has appeared in a range of TV and screen commercials, in-house training and promotional videos and as Smith MP in George Whaley’s film version of On Our Selection (1994). Voice-over credits include work for the National War Memorial, NSW State Library, NSW Department of Health and, in 2009, a BHP-Billiton in-house presentation. Professional/cooperative roles in Perth since 2005 include A Girl in a Greatcoat (2006, dir Jenny Davis), Scheherazade (2007, dir Bruce Denny) and The Birthday Party (2008, dir Peter Clark). Phillip played Jock in The Club for Roleystone Theatre, Old Capulet (R & J) for Marloo, Dr Balanzoni (Venetian Twins) for The Old Mill in 2008. In 2009 he played Danforth in The Crucible (Roleystone) and King Lear in an excerpt directed by Melissa Merchant (Nexus Theatre, Murdoch Uni.) Since 2007 he has featured in four short student films – The Neighbour, A Matter of Faith, A Walk in the Park and Balloons and is at present cast in three other short films. less
Neil Mackintosh
Neil has been involved with theatre for 12 years and has performed in many plays in that time, most recently with Playlover?s in Floreat performing in Andrew Bovell?s ?After Dinner?, and Christopher Durang?s ?Beyond Therapy?. Neil has recently branched out into film and television with a lead role in a short film by up and coming Director Nathan Karnovsky, titled ?Time Enough?. Neil works as a firefighter with the West Australian Fire and... more
Neil has been involved with theatre for 12 years and has performed in many plays in that time, most recently with Playlover?s in Floreat performing in Andrew Bovell?s ?After Dinner?, and Christopher Durang?s ?Beyond Therapy?. Neil has recently branched out into film and television with a lead role in a short film by up and coming Director Nathan Karnovsky, titled ?Time Enough?. Neil works as a firefighter with the West Australian Fire and Rescue Service, is fit and active and is the Father of two children. All of which provide him with many life experiences from which to draw whilst fulfilling his dreams and continuing his passion for theatre and film. less
