Michelle Langstone

Sydney

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Michelle Langstone is one of New Zealand’s most successful and versatile young actresses. Michelle moved to Australia in 2005 to play “bad girl” Fiona Ryan in McLeods Daughters, and received a Logie nomination for Most Popular New Talent at the 2007 awards. She pays Mia Henderson in the hotly anticiapted Paramount Pictures film The Final Winter, due out in August. In New Zealand, Michelle’s credits include lead roles in Power Rangers SDP, The Strip and Spin Doctors. In 2003 she won Best Actress at the St Tropez Film Festival in France, for her portrayal of Lisa in the New Zealand feature For Good. Michelle is an acomplished stage actress and recently completed a sell-out season of Neil LaBute’s Some Girl(s) in Auckland, and played the title role in Tenessee Williams’ Baby Doll, as well as fourteen characters in the beloved Dylan Thomas play Under Milkwood. Michelle is an experienced voice artist with a flexible range, specialising in straight reads and accents, particularly New Zealand and Australian, as well as US dialects.