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- Bronwen is an award winning and proudly neurodivergent director, actor and writer based in Melbourne. Having lived in New York for more than a decade, she is a Life Member of the Actors Studio, and has appeared in theatre, television and films internationally, including opposite Phillip Seymour Hoffman in the Academy Award winning film Capote.
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Bronwen is an award winning and proudly neurodivergent director, actor and writer based in Melbourne. Having lived in New York for more than a decade, she is a Life Member of the Actors Studio, and has appeared in theatre, television and films internationally, including opposite Phillip Seymour Hoffman in the Academy Award winning film Capote.
Jun 17, 2023 · Under the direction of the New York Actors Studio member Bronwen Coleman, the Anthropocene Play Company endeavours to bring classic works of the global stage to life in a visceral and accessible way for Australian audiences.
May 25, 2023 · Who is Bronwen Coleman? A neurodivergent, at-home dancing, theatre making mother of one, with two cats named Justin Timberlake and Mark Wahlberg. What would you do differently to what you do now?
Bronwen Coleman directs with minute emotional restraint, guiding her actors through the subtlest of emotional shifts and interactions, encouraging whole histories to emerge via flickers in the eyes or movements in the hands.
Ms. Coleman is a truly stunning actress. A lifetime member of the Actors Studio New York, Bronwen has worked as an actor internationally on both Screen and Stage.
Bronwen Coleman is an award winning director, writer, actor and teacher based in Melbourne. Bronwen lived in New York for more than a decade, in which time she became a specialist in Strasberg’s Method and was made a Life Member of the prestigious Actors Studio.
May 30, 2023 · We chat with director Bronwen Coleman about Anthropocene Play Company's upcoming production of 'Uncle Vanya', playing at Theatre Works 7-17 June. Q: What drew you to directing this Chekhov classic? A: I first saw what Chekhov could “do” to an audience back when I was doing my MFA at the Actors Studio Drama School in New York.
