Guy Edmonds


Guy Edmonds is an Australian born actor, director, writer and producer. He is best known for his work on such programmes as Home and Away, A Moody Christmas and , and on stage in the world premiere productions of Holding the Man as Timothy Conigrave and Rupert alongside Academy Award nominee James Cromwell. He is co-creator and writer of the ABCMe series Hardball.

Biography

Edmonds graduated from the Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. He first achieved public and critical acclaim in the world premiere production of Holding the Man for Griffin Theatre Company. It was the fastest selling production in Griffin's history and enjoyed five additional seasons at Griffin Theatre, the Sydney Opera House, Company B, the Brisbane Powerhouse and the Melbourne Theatre Company. It was this show that marked his London West End debut, with an all star cast that included Jane Turner and Simon Burke. It was performed at the Trafalgar Studios in 2010.
Following his West End debut, Edmonds starred in the world premiere of the rock musical It’s About Time at London's Latitude Festival. He sang and drummed alongside Tom Jones, Florence and the Machine, Vampire Weekend, The National, Belle & Sebastian and many more internationally acclaimed artists. It was a smash hit and played to sold-out houses.
He starred with Richard Roxburgh in Neil Armfield’s multi-award-winning world premiere production of Toy Symphony for Company B. His other theatre credits include Orestes 2.0, Fortune & Men’s Eyes, Pool , The Cold Child and The Fifth at Randwick.
His film credits include Bedlam, Red Dot, Almost, Invasion and Rapid Fear. In 2014, Edmonds co-directed with Matt Zeremes, the comedy musical film Super Awesome!.
His television credits include Home and Away, The Unlikely Planet, Darren, Double Take, Hammer Bay, All Saints, and The Code.
He is also a professional voice over artist, lending his voice to some of the world's biggest brands in award-winning campaigns.
Edmonds is represented in Sydney, Los Angeles and London.

Film credits