Brea Macey is a multi-disciplinary artist that graduated from ACA (2023). Recently directed the twice sold-out season of Traffic Light Party (Jezebel Productions) that won ‘Best of the Fest’ for Sydney Fringe (2025) that was then picked up for another sold-out success at KXT (2026). Nominated ‘Best Actor’ (KXT Awards 2025) for her critically-acclaimed titular role in Ophelia Thinks Harder (dir. Alex Kendall Robson). Her self-directed, one-woman play, A Thing of Hope, swept the 2024 Short+Sweet Sydney Festival winning six awards including ‘Best Actor’, while the nationally-toured cabaret, Noel and Gertie, Down and Dirty (dir. Jonathan Mill) earned the ‘Adelaide Fringe Critics Circle Award’ (2024). Additional screen credits include the Cannes-screened feature film, From All Sides (dir. Bina Bhattacharya), NCIS: Sydney Season 3 (dir. Catherine Millar), Peking Duk Music Videos The Paradise Films (dir. Omen Trevor), Locked (dir. Thea O’Conor), and Not the End of the World (dir. Michael Power). Other theatre credits include As You Like It (dir Alex Kendall Robson), Omen (dir. Anna Kamaralli), Penpals (dir. Sarah Campbell) and The House of Bernarda Alba (dir. Kim Hardwick) and directed Gruesome Playground Injuries earlier this year in April. Brea has also produced, directed and performed in multiple cabarets in venues such as Two80 Cabaret, Claire's Kitchen at le Salon, and The Old Fitz. She co-owns production company, Harvey Family Co., that ran one of Sydney’s best comedy clubs across 2024-25, Harvey Comedy. Brea’s next acting credit will be An Intervention (dir. Mike Booth) at TAP Gallery in June.