Dianne Weller is an award winning actress, singer and voice actor who has been performing internationally for over 30 years. 

Recently she has appeared on the Australian TV series, Total Control and will be gracing the screens around the globe playing Zoe, the evil witch on the TV Dance series Spellbound set in the beautiful Paris Opera Garnier. 

Dianne studied in Australia at the renowned Theatre Nepean drama school, however before that she worked on John Duigan’s film Flirting. After graduating, Water Rats, before heading over to London UK and performing both on TV in Casulty and on stage in productions at Theatre Royal Bath in Blue Remembered Hills, and Spring Awakening, the Young Vic with Black Rock for English National Opera’s new works programme A Dysfunctional Family. 

She relocated to Belgium and has been working in Contemporary Theatre, Film and TV as a performer and Voice Artist as well as Theatre Creator and Director for over 20 years on various productions.  These include Assassins by Stephen Sondheim, both as performer and Voice and Assistant Director and with US company Natur Theatre of Oklahoma in Episode 2 : Life and Times. 

Some Television appearences include British TV Series Professor T, The Window, and The Missing Season II. And for Swiss Television the Policitical thriller Cellule de Crise. 

Dianne has worked on various award winning Audio Drama’s for the BBC with B7Media including I,Robot, Dan Dare and with Allegra Productions The Christchurch Murder of work in Video Games include AAA game Wolfenstein Youngblood, Hubris, The Gangs of Sherwood and both been nominated and won a coveted Society of Voice Arts Award (SOVAS) for her work in Video Games, and won best Promo in the Europe Film Awards along a Golden Lion from Cannes with the campaign Reporters without Borders.

Recently she performed in the Sydney Fringe Festival in the Musical Theatre show Defeating Roger Federer and play White Rabbit Red Rabbit.

Dianne was also made a Honorary Fellow by the University of Western Sydney. 

For further information about Dianne, go to her website : www.dianneweller.com

 Chris Miller is a professional Actor and Voice Over artist from Port Macquarie, based in Sydney, Australia. He has a Bachelor of Performance from the University of Wollongong and honed his craft with tutors from NIDA, RADA, The New York Actors Studio and Griffith University.

Theatre credits include: Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Julius Caesar, All's Well that Ends Well and Hamlet. Contemporary productions include: Shakespeare's Reservoir Dogs (The Vanguard), Breaker Morant (Seymour Centre), Summer of Blood (Sydney/Adelaide Fringe), Out of Fear (Tap Gallery), God of Carnage (Tap Gallery), Where's my Money (Sydney Fringe), The Love Addict (Chippen St Theatre), Various Methods of Escape (Actors Pulse), A Fortunate Few (Chippen St Theatre), three seasons of the immersive true crime experience Deadhouse, and many more.

TV credits include: Home and Away, Deadly Women, Armed and Dangerous and The Unlisted. Web Series include: The Gods 17 and VTV (Official selection LA Webfest). Feature Film credits include: The Red Shoes and Love Road.

Miller is the Founder and Creative Director of the Australian Audiobook Marketplace 

Emma Burns is a Sydney based Actor/Director who has trained at Sydney Acting Studio since 2019, with professionals Travis McMahon, Donald Woodburn, Adam Dunn, Grace Naoum, Stephen Hunter and more. In 2021 Emma graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Arts in History/Sociology, after living and studying in Canberra, Melbourne and Edinburgh.

Emma began acting at 15 with a performance of Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing (2014), directed by Francesca Bridge-Cicic in Oxford. Since then Emma studied Drama at school and for the HSC, as well as taking various courses with NIDA Open, ScreenWise, ATYP and Run At It Shouting in London. 

Credits include The Removalists (2015), Romeo and Juliet (2017), No Exit (2019), Titus Andronicus (2021), The Glass Menagerie (2022) and The Eight Reindeer Monologues (2023). Emma’s directing credits include Venus In Fur (2019), Act Natural (2023), and Comfort, Spin, Travel (2023). 

Emma has been honing their skills at Sydney Acting Studio to focus on screen performance and hopes to follow a career in both stage and screen. Emma plans to one day live and work in the UK or the US. 

Olga Tamara entered the world of acting after she resigned as a dancer from the Australian Ballet Company in 1976. Having travelled the world and dancing with the likes of Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn, she resigned to concentrate on her love of acting. Olga’s first role in “Glenview High” won her an ABC TV Penguin award for “Best New Talent” in 1978. 
She continued to appear in numerous television series carving out a successful acting career in regular roles in long running television series Cop Shop and Holiday Island and guest roles in Chopper Squad, Young Doctors,Paradise Village to name a few. Olga also appeared in lead roles in Wild Ass Of A Man alongside Max Gilles and the stage Musical Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, The Shifting Heart, Waiting for Rupert Murdock and Morning Sacrifice to name a few. 
Olga studied at Hays Gordon Theatre and The Ensemble in the 60’s private coaching in the 70’s and now regularly attends acting workshops with the likes of Kim, Farrant, Peter Andrikidis, Jeremy Simms, masterclass scene study with John Hindman and continues to work on her love of directing stage works. 
Olga is excited to be directing the 2024 production of Ruth Fingret’s ASYLUM. 

TV and FILM: 
2023                       TV Series – The Office – guest cameo role 
2023                       Feature Film – Cry Baby Petra featured role
2022                      Short Film – Francis lead role 
2021                       Short Film - A story of Dementia featured role
2021                       Feature Film - Indian co- Australian horror film. Main Character - 2 TVCs.
1986                     Mini Series: The Last frontier - Cameo role - "the girlfriend" starring Jack
                              Thompson and Linda Evans. 
1984                     Blinkie Bill - children's program ABC - guest role "Gypsy" 
1983 -1984          Cop Shop - Regular lead cast member - Detective Julie Mitchell 
1982 - 1983         Holiday Island - Regular Cast Member - Victoria Buckland 
1980                     Arcade Regular Cast member - Di Smith
1979                     Wild Ass of A Man for the ABC - "Maria" with Max Gillies (ABC) 
1978                     Cop Shop – Guest role “Anna Vilas”
1978                    Chopper Squad - guest role "Cliff Hanger" Dolly Jarvis
1978                     Young Doctors - guest role
1978                     Glenview High - lead guest role 'Alyia Biaz" - Alyia
1978                     Glenview High - lead guest role "When All is Said and Done" - Alyia 

AWARD: 
1978                       ABC TV “Penguin Award” for the Best New Talent - “Glenview High” 

Theatre: 
2022                       Lead “Rosa” in Rosa and Leo  (short play) S+S Judges choice finals 
2022                       Lead –“Lorin”  Unreasonable Situations S+S Peoples Choice Finals
2022                        Director – Sweethearts Won best Production 2022
2019                       Basket Case  - short play - lead role
2019                       Blueberry Muffins  - short play 2 hander – Lead role
2019                       Director – Margot’s Bench  - Won finals – performed on LA S+S Festival 
2006- 2022           Guest artist with the Australian Ballet Company in a variety of character roles 
1983                       Waiting For Rupert Murdock  - Lead role “Maria” 
1981                       Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Lead role - Angel 
1979                       Play - Sacred Heart Lead role - Maria
1971 - 1976          The Australian Ballet Company – Dancer 

BALLET CHARACTER ROLES: Australian Ballet Company:
2022                    Romeo and Juliet - Nurse
2010 & 2017 -   Nutcracker  - Graham Murphy’s production (The story of Clara)  Émigré 
2013 & 2016 - Swan Lake Steven Bayne’s production  - nurse 
2013 -               La Sylphides - Anna
2012 -               Onegin - Nurse
2009 & 2015 – Manon - Madam X 
2007 - Steven Bayne’s production of Raymonda
2006 & 2015 Bertha – Giselle

Dianne Weller is an award winning actress, singer and voice actor who has been performing internationally for over 30 years. 

Recently she has appeared on the Australian TV series, Total Control and will be gracing the screens around the globe playing Zoe, the evil witch on the TV Dance series Spellbound set in the beautiful Paris Opera Garnier. 

Dianne studied in Australia at the renowned Theatre Nepean drama school, however before that she worked on John Duigans film Flirting. After graduating, Water Rats, before heading over to London UK and performing both on TV in Casulty and on stage in productions at Theatre Royal Bath in Blue Remembered Hills, and Spring Awakening, the Young Vic with Black Rock for English National Operas new works programme A Dysfunctional Family. 

She relocated to Belgium and has been working in Contemporary Theatre, Film and TV as a performer and Voice Artist as well as Theatre Creator and Director for over 20 years on various productions.  These include Assassins by Stephen Sondheim, both as performer and Voice and Assistant Director and with US company Natur Theatre of Oklahoma in Episode 2 : Life and Times. 

Some Television appearences include British TV Series Professor T, The Window, and The Missing Season II. And for Swiss Television the Policitical thriller Cellule de Crise. 

Dianne has worked on various award winning Audio Dramas for the BBC with B7Media including I,Robot, Dan Dare and with Allegra Productions The Christchurch Murder of work in Video Games include AAA game Wolfenstein Youngblood, Hubris, The Gangs of Sherwood and both been nominated and won a coveted Society of Voice Arts Award (SOVAS) for her work in Video Games, and won best Promo in the Europe Film Awards along a Golden Lion from Cannes with the campaign Reporters without Borders.

Recently she performed in the Sydney Fringe Festival in the Musical Theatre show Defeating Roger Federer and play White Rabbit Red Rabbit.

Dianne was also made a Honorary Fellow by the University of Western Sydney. 

For further information about Dianne, go to her website : www.dianneweller.com

 Chris Miller is a professional Actor and Voice Over artist from Port Macquarie, based in Sydney, Australia. He has a Bachelor of Performance from the University of Wollongong and honed his craft with tutors from NIDA, RADA, The New York Actors Studio and Griffith University.

Theatre credits include: Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Julius Caesar, All's Well that Ends Well and Hamlet. Contemporary productions include: Shakespeare's Reservoir Dogs (The Vanguard), Breaker Morant (Seymour Centre), Summer of Blood (Sydney/Adelaide Fringe), Out of Fear (Tap Gallery), God of Carnage (Tap Gallery), Where's my Money (Sydney Fringe), The Love Addict (Chippen St Theatre), Various Methods of Escape (Actors Pulse), A Fortunate Few (Chippen St Theatre), three seasons of the immersive true crime experience Deadhouse, and many more.

TV credits include: Home and Away, Deadly Women, Armed and Dangerous and The Unlisted. Web Series include: The Gods 17 and VTV (Official selection LA Webfest). Feature Film credits include: The Red Shoes and Love Road.

Miller is the Founder and Creative Director of the Australian Audiobook Marketplace 

Emma Burns is a Sydney based Actor/Director who has trained at Sydney Acting Studio since 2019, with professionals Travis McMahon, Donald Woodburn, Adam Dunn, Grace Naoum, Stephen Hunter and more. In 2021 Emma graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Arts in History/Sociology, after living and studying in Canberra, Melbourne and Edinburgh.

Emma began acting at 15 with a performance of Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing (2014), directed by Francesca Bridge-Cicic in Oxford. Since then Emma studied Drama at school and for the HSC, as well as taking various courses with NIDA Open, ScreenWise, ATYP and Run At It Shouting in London. 

Credits include The Removalists (2015), Romeo and Juliet (2017), No Exit (2019), Titus Andronicus (2021), The Glass Menagerie (2022) and The Eight Reindeer Monologues (2023). Emmas directing credits include Venus In Fur (2019), Act Natural (2023), and Comfort, Spin, Travel (2023). 

Emma has been honing their skills at Sydney Acting Studio to focus on screen performance and hopes to follow a career in both stage and screen. Emma plans to one day live and work in the UK or the US.