Marita McVeigh
Marita McVeigh
Creative role
Marita has had the opportunity to train with the best Australia has to offer including Charles Allen, Helen Howard, Christopher Sommers and Rob Horton.
Biography
Marita’s passion and love of telling stories stretches from theatre to screen. Marita is a trained Eric Morris actor with film, theatre and commercial experience in the industry.
Her training has fortuned her with genuine and realistic craft that she enjoys sharing with people. Having had the opportunity to work with Scott Williams and Anthony Meindl and Kim Farrant, Marita’s goal in her career is to continue to learn, grow and connect with empathetic people.
Ad Astra Plays
Upcoming Plays
Past Plays
Other Theatre/Film etc
Short Film
2021 The Hike- Anthea. Dir. Joshua Allen
Feature Film
2019 Jiva- Naomi. GP2 Entertainment. Dir. Peter Koevari.
Theatre
2022 Sex Shop- Dir. Jake Moss
2020 Dog’s Breakfast Theatre Company – Lead. Dir. Gareth Harris
2013 Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) Empire Theatre Toowoomba- Lead cast member. Dir. Steve Perie & Claire Christian
Commercial
2021 Bicycle Queensland.
2022 Uber Eats
Training
2019-2022 Eric Morris Technique- Charles Allen
2022- The Raw Truth Workshop- Kim Farrant
2021- Leonard Meenach- Advanced Workshop
2020- Gareth Harris Masterclass
2020- Ben Parkinson Casting Workshop
2020- Tom McSweeny’s Workshops
2018-2019 The Factory Acting Studio Full Time Course
Representation
BMEG
Reviews
“And Marita McVeigh moves from dramatic as Dr Charlotte to darkly comic in her second part as a Kafka-esque Care Home manager”
Beth Keehn - Stage Whispers | Read full review
Rounding out this fantastic cast is Marita McVeigh as Dr Charlotte/Retirement Home Director and Nicolas Sayers as Bob. Both McVeigh and Sayers play their roles with grace and ease, doubling as the stage crew; striking and setting the stage at incredible pace. Playing an onstage role and being stage crew at the same time is no easy feat so commendation must be given to both of these actors!
Jake Goodall | Read full review