'There's Magic Happening in There!' - Actor, Comedienne and National Treasure; Noeline Brown - Part 1
Noeline Brown is a National Treasure. A beloved star of stage and screen, Noeline first gained notice for her comedic skills in the brilliant Phillip Street Revues of the early 1960's in Sydney.
Her TV fame began when she starred in the legendary satirical smash The Mavis Bramston Show in 1964, with Gordon Chater, Barry Creyton and Carol Raye. Starting in 1976, Noeline starred in The Naked Vicar Show along with Ross Higgins and Kev Golsby. She was also everyone's favourite panellist on Blankety Blanks with Graham Kennedy.
Her film career features memorable roles in the classic Walkabout and Emma's War. Her sixty year stage career includes Don's Party, Cowardy Custard, Emerald City, Applause, Double Act, Valentine's Day, Later Than Spring and Wallflowering. Noeline won the Norman Kessell Award for Best Performance in 2008 for her starring role as Florence Foster Jenkins in Peter Quilter's Glorious. In 2014 Noeline starred as Maggie in the hit QTC production of Geoffrey Atherton's Mother and Son.
In 2008 Noeline was made Australia's first Ambassador of Ageing. Her works as an author include "Longterm Memoir" and "Living the 1960's".
In 2022, she is back on the boards and on tour in Mono: A three-person one-man show, alongside John Wood and Max Gillies.
What a thrill to welcome Noeline Brown to STAGES!
The STAGES podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Spotify, Whooshkaa and where you find your favourite podcasts. www.stagespodcast.com.au
Her TV fame began when she starred in the legendary satirical smash The Mavis Bramston Show in 1964, with Gordon Chater, Barry Creyton and Carol Raye. Starting in 1976, Noeline starred in The Naked Vicar Show along with Ross Higgins and Kev Golsby. She was also everyone's favourite panellist on Blankety Blanks with Graham Kennedy.
Her film career features memorable roles in the classic Walkabout and Emma's War. Her sixty year stage career includes Don's Party, Cowardy Custard, Emerald City, Applause, Double Act, Valentine's Day, Later Than Spring and Wallflowering. Noeline won the Norman Kessell Award for Best Performance in 2008 for her starring role as Florence Foster Jenkins in Peter Quilter's Glorious. In 2014 Noeline starred as Maggie in the hit QTC production of Geoffrey Atherton's Mother and Son.
In 2008 Noeline was made Australia's first Ambassador of Ageing. Her works as an author include "Longterm Memoir" and "Living the 1960's".
In 2022, she is back on the boards and on tour in Mono: A three-person one-man show, alongside John Wood and Max Gillies.
What a thrill to welcome Noeline Brown to STAGES!
The STAGES podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Spotify, Whooshkaa and where you find your favourite podcasts. www.stagespodcast.com.au
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