Kirsty Bruce

Kirsty has worked extensively for the stage with multi-award winning Wellington theatre company The Bacchanals, appearing in 13 productions - a mix of both classic theatre and premiers of contemporary New Zealand work. Other stage credits include playing Lady Macbeth (Wellington Summer Shakespeare), Gizza Hoon (Pinwheel Dance Theatre), The Taming of the Shrew and Richard III (Pop-up Globe). Kirsty’s screen credits include Shortland Street (NZ), Frontiersmen (History Channel - USA) and many short films including Copper, which has had seven international festival screenings. Behind-the-scenes work includes dramaturging the award-winning Paying For It: An Insider's Guide To The NZ Sex Industry in both premier and return seasons. She has also directed a German-language play for the Rangmansch International Theatre Festival. Kirsty is a graduate of Victoria University of Wellington's Theatre and Film programmes and a proud member of Equity.

“Kia ora! I’m Kirsty Bruce. I’m based in Auckland, New Zealand but am proficient in standard U.S, English RP and many other accents. I also speak German. I have spent much of this year doing self-tape courses so am well-versed with the technical and creative elements required to make a great self-tape. I am particularly experienced in Shakespeare; I spent last summer performing Richard III & The Taming of the Shrew in repertory for a ten week season at Pop-up Globe and the most recent summer as the female understudy for Pop-up Globe’s Romeo & Juliet and Much Ado About Nothing – I’m a pretty fast line learner! Happy to run lines, work on a scene, help with self-taping, accents – anything really! DM me on Instagram @Kirstysarahrosebruce to schedule a time if I’m not currently available.”

Kirsty has worked extensively for the stage with multi-award winning Wellington theatre company The Bacchanals, appearing in 13 productions - a mix of both classic theatre and premiers of contemporary New Zealand work. Other stage credits include playing Lady Macbeth (Wellington Summer Shakespeare), Gizza Hoon (Pinwheel Dance Theatre), The Taming of the Shrew and Richard III (Pop-up Globe). Kirsty’s screen credits include Shortland Street (NZ), Frontiersmen (History Channel - USA) and many short films including Copper, which has had seven international festival screenings. Kirsty is a graduate of Victoria University of Wellington's Theatre and Film programmes and a proud member of Equity.

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Credits Include

Year
Credit
2019 [IMDB]
Shortland Street
TV Series
2018-19 [added]
Richard III
Theatre Dorset, Prince Edward Tyrrell
2018-19 [added]
The Taming of the Shrew
Theatre Tranio
2018 [IMDB]
The Men Who Built America: Frontiersmen
TV Mini-Series
2018 [IMDB]
The Sight of Stars
Short
2015 [IMDB]
True Crime: How to Murder Your Wife
TV Movie
2014 [IMDB]
Copper
Short