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Jack Irish, Shakespeare Republic and other fun stuff!
Despite my good intentions to update this blog more often, once again nearly four months has gone by. But my excuse is a good one, as I’ve been truly busy on so many fronts, I’ve had no time to share the news! So here goes … JACK IRISH I had an absolute blast on Jack Irish (which shot late last year) and was very much looking forward to seeing the whole series when it began airing last month. And I wasn’t disappointed. Great cast (if I say so myself), great writing, great direction, great tone – loved it! You can still catch the series in full on ABC’s iView until March 31st, and…
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“V for Vienetta”, “Raymond Taylor’s Earnest Adventures in Love”, AACTA Awards, Howard Fine and more!
Been a while since the last update! Here’s what you missed … The latter half of 2012 got very busy for Sally with two film lead roles: “Lynette” in Micha Couell’s V for Vienetta, alongside John Brumpton, Bruce Kerr, Don Bridges & Susan Turner and playing the romantic interest of “Sylvie” in Jemma van Loenen’sRaymond Taylor’s Earnest Adventures in Love alongside Sarah Hallam and Benedict Kazlauskas. That same period also saw her undertaking further study with the fabulous Howard Fine, participating in the Howard Fine & David Coury Four Day Masterclass (always a pleasure and a joy), once again undertaking duties as a Juror for the AACTA Awards (formerly AFI Awards) and…
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“Elephant Princess”, Shakespeare and Bill Hunter
Far too much has been going on since the last update, but here goes … Sally’s latest TV gig Sally has finished filming the role of “Miss Julie” for Jonathan M Shiff’s “Elephant Princess”. The series will air on Channel 10 later this year. Look out for the character with the most severe hairdo and amazingly theatrical make up (it’s okay – it’s meant to look like that) – and that will be her. Sally’s latest theatre gig Sally has also finished romping around the Royal Botanical Gardens as part of the cast for “Romeo & Juliet” (playing Lady Montague and understudying Lady Capulet & the Nurse). It was Sally’s…
Sally McLean: Actor. Writer. With a bit of a thing for Shakespeare.
