Welcome!

N I C K C U R N O W

MFA (Voice); Grad. Dip. Dramatic Art (Voice Studies); Grad. Dip. Hum. (Theatre Studies, Linguistics); BA (Performance) with Distinction;

Certified Teacher of the Miller Voice Method (mVm).

Lecturer in Voice, Accent & Acting for Camera, Actors Centre Australia
Former Lecturer in Voice, Accent & Script Analysis (curriculum designer),
University of Adelaide / Elder Conservatorium of Music's Bachelor of Music Theatre

DIRECTOR

"Nick Curnow’s visionary direction creates the atmosphere of a controlled dream."

"A deft and fluid ability to create a psychologically thrilling encounter all with the minimal number of brushstrokes."

DIALECT

"My default 'go-to' guy for dialect."

"Experts know what they are doing, that's why you ask for their help. Nick just happens to be an expert."

"He’s a director’s dream.”

"If you want to take your work to another level - talk to Nick!"

"A valuable asset to any company where plausible dialect is important."

"Nick understands the importance of absolutely nailing an accent and his dedication to perfection never wavers."

"...supportive, specific and not only about finding the right sounds, but finding the character's voice."

"Nick's passion for the craft is evident in every session and his personalised approach creates a safe space to 'fail gloriously.'"

VOICE REELs

Listen to my
Commercial Reel Here!

Thanks to Timms Tunes

Listen to my
Character Reel Here!

Thanks to King Sound Studios

SHOWREEL

ACTOR

"The spotlight truly shines on Nick Curnow..."

"Nick Curnow's performance is the head and shoulders, the heart and mind, of the production."

"Nick Curnow is outstanding..."

"Nick Curnow finds all the intricacies and emotional levels written into this character."

"Speed, wit and comic timing are in perfect balance in a performance that almost can’t be improved upon."

"Nick Curnow is heartbreakingly real..."

"Nick Curnow brilliantly plays the lead, breathing life into a lifeless creation - his presence and charm really pulled the audience in."

"A standout of this play was seeing how Curnow brought the audience along for his character's understated emotional journey."