Profile
Ethnicity
Māori
Iwi
Ngāti Raukawa
Location
Auckland, New Zealand
Height
174 cm
Age Range
21–24
Career Highlights
Awards.
| 2019 | Best Supporting Actor in "The Ladykillers" - Showdown Awards | ||
| 2019 | Senior Drama Cup - Rosmini College | ||
| 2019 | Senior Performing Arts Cup - Rosmini College | ||
Short Film.
| 2020 | Balloons | Man & Shadow Dad | Jack Media Dir. Sebastian Hurrell |
Television.
| 2021 | Shortland Street | Logan Driver (Guest) | South Pacific Pictures Ltd Dir. Various |
| 2019 | The Wilds | Spirit Club President | ABC Studios Dir. Various |
| 2013 | Power Rangers | Danny boy (Guest) | Power Rangers Productions Ltd Dir. Various |
| 2010 | Power Rangers | Lewis (Guest) | Ranger Productions |
| 2009 | Jaquie Brown Diaries | Young Boy C (Guest) | Young, Gifted and Brown Dir. Gerard Johnstone |
Theatre.
| 2023 | The Heartbreak Choir | Beau | Auckland Theatre Company |
| 2019 | Astroman | Jimmy | Auckland Theatre Company Dir. Tainui Tukiwaho |
| 2019 | Behind Closed Doors | Bob Feelgood / Darryl | The Pumphouse Takapuna Dir. Matthew Kereama |
| 2019 | Ladykillers | Louis Harvey | Rosmini College Dir. Karen Ashton |
| 2018 | Metatheatrical Modernist Deconstruction | Dr Watson (Supporting Lead) | The Pumphouse Dir. Margaret Mary Hollins and Matthew Kereama |
| 2017 | Bugsy Malone | Leroy/ Oscar De Velt | Rosmini College Production Dir. Margaret Mary Hollins and Matthew Kereama |
| 2016 | Korero Purakau | (Lead) | Dir. Rawiri Paratene |
| 2016 | Medea | Leon (Lead) | Herald Theatre Dir. Rachel House |
| 2016 | Tom Sawyer | Narrator | ATC Selwyn Theatre Dir. Margaret-Mary Hollins |
Voice.
| 2014 | Power Rangers |
Web Series.
| 2020 | The Eggplant | Trent | Motion Sickness Dir. Sam Stuchbury |
Training.
| Drama class - Mr Rob Owens - 2014, Rosmini College | |||
| Summer School - 2014, Auckland Theatre Company | |||
| Speech and Drama Grade 1 - Passed with Distinction - 2010, Trinity College of London | |||
| Speech and Drama Initial Grade - Passed with Distinction - 2009, Trinity College of London | |||
| Speech and Drama - 2008, Mikaila Hutchison |