Chad Terry
Chad Terry
Actor
Chad Terry is a Brisbane based actor who has experience in a wide range of roles, be it drama or comedy. As someone who has directed and acted, he has a strong understanding of theatre no matter if he is backstage, or onstage
Biography
Chad’s journey to becoming an actor started in high school, where he found his love for the stage. With the encouragement of Ad Astra’s very own Michelle Carey and Kirsty Pickering, he pursued his love for Drama past high school and into university, where he found himself involved in the Vanguard Theatre Festival as a major actor in Ruby Moon and The Bald Soprano. His zest for life, coupled with his positive experiences in university drama, pushed him to seek out more professional acting, where he found an opportunity with Ad Astra’s The Laramie Project.
Now, he seeks more opportunities to explore the Brisbane acting scene and is excited to work with more of the incredibly talented and versatile actors that Brisbane has to offer. He has experience performing a wide variety of genres, from dark comedy, commedia dell’arte, and drama. He has worked closely with many of Brisbane’s creatives before, including Ad Astra’s very own Christopher Nguyen; they are an acting duo who found their beginnings in improvisational comedic competitions.
Ultimately, Chad adores exploring character and diving into any narratives which will allow him to bring engaging stories to life for audience members no matter where that audience may be!
Ad Astra Plays
Upcoming Plays
Past Plays
Other Plays
2016 – 600 Ways to Filter a Sunset (Theatre), Brisbane – Ensemble
2017 – Lord of the Flies (Theatre), Brisbane – Jack
2019 – Ruby Moon (Theatre), Vanguard Theatre Festival, Brisbane – Sid Craven, Ray Moon.
2020 – The Bald Soprano (Theatre), University of Queensland, Brisbane – The Fireman
Training
Bachelor of Advanced Humanities (Honours), Drama, University of Queensland
Representation
Freelance
Reviews
Chad Terry delivered some searing monologues, and his comedic performance as a preppy Mormon minister an effective and compelling watch.
Oliver Gough - Theatre Haus | Read full review