Director: Mark Doggett
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Cosi by Louis Nowra: Doug
Project Type: Theatre
The Martyrs: Chloe
Secret Bridesmaids’ Business: Angela
Brighton Theatre Company, 2012
Director: Annie Blood
Moonlight and Magnolias: Miss Poppenghul
Eltham Little Theatre, 2012
Director: Terese Maurici Ryan
Winner: Best Actress in a Minor Role, Victorian Drama League Awards
Winner: Best Supporting Actress, Eltham Little Theatre Awards
Victorian Drama League Awards: Winners 2012
The Heiress: Mrs Montgomery
Mordialloc Theatre Company
Director: Vikki Smith
Victorian Drama League Awards entry
Educating Rita: Rita
STAG Theatre
Director: Brett Turner
‘The talented Jennifer Piper was perfectly cast as Rita, her vivacity, energetic moves and authentic accent bringing home the kaleidoscopic personality of her character throughout what must have been a demanding performance. From the moment Jennifer burst into Frank’s office we in the audience knew he was doomed.’
No Exit: Estelle
Burnside Players, 2011
Director: Fran Edwards
Reviews:
Adelaide Theatre Guide, Maggie Wood
TASA Review, Stephanie Johnson
‘No Exit is compelling from start to finish with each actor rising to the occasion and beautifully dovetailing each other in a way that enhances and hits just the right mark for this script. Burnside and Director Edwards have done Sartre proud.
‘Tim Benveniste is suitably straight-faced and tongue-in-cheek as The Valet. He helps set exactly the right tone for the trio of actors who follow.
‘Aaron MacDonald is excellent as the cowardly and cruel Vincent Cradeau and ably mirrored by Kristen Telfer as Inez Serrano who wields and misuses power. Jennifer Piper is mesmerizing as the simpering and sinister society woman Estelle Delaunay. Each member of this hellish trio thrust and parries ably depicting Hell – the hell of human failings when mirrored. No Exit was first written in 1944 (and premiered in Nazi-occupied Paris) and yet is still chillingly relevant today.’
