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1. Olivia Charalambous (Australia)

Olivia Charalambous graduated from NIDA with a Bachelor of Dramatic Arts (Acting) in 2013. A 2010 and 2016 Rob Guest Endowment semi-finalist. In 2015, Olivia started her own online entertainment production company, The OC Project. Launching a web series a year, #livforcunningham and #livforeurovision which lead to a release ‘Ela’ – an original single, now available on iTunes. The OC Project’s first live show, Livstagram recently premiered at The Butterfly Club, written, produced and performed by Olivia herself. You can follow @theocproject_ on Instagram. Credits include: Young Eponine, Les Miserables – 10th Anniversary Production (Cameron Mackintosh); Anna, Spring Awakening (Original Australian Cast – Sydney Theatre Company); Daisy, Peppa Pig Live Treasure Hunt (LifeLike Touring); Queen of the Cats, Space Cats (Brevity Theatre); Jess, Jack Irish (ABC-TV); Rose, Dogfight (Doorstep Arts); Blakso Tupper, MotorMouth Loves Suckface (Ant Crowley/Chapel Off Chapel); Mia, The Gathering (Vic Theatre Company); Sunny Ray, Sunny Ray And The Magnificent Moon (Arena Theatre Company); Naomi, 21 Chump St (Pursued By Bear); Audience Member, Underbelly Files – Chopper (Channel 9); Featured soloist, The Songs Of Drew Gasparini (EJ Productions); Liv, Livstagram (The OC Project)You can also follow Olivia on Instagram: @oliviacharaOlivia Charalambous graduated from NIDA with a Bachelor of Dramatic Arts (Acting) in 2013. In 2015, Olivia started her own online entertainment production company, The OC Project. Launching a web series a year, #livforcunningham and #livforeurovision which lead to a release ‘Ela’ – an original single, now available on iTunes. The third series, #livformasterchef to be released later this year. The OC Project’s first live show will premiere at The Butterfly Club in November, Livstagram – go to thebutterflyclub.com.au for tickets. Credits include: Young Eponine, Les Miserables – 10th Anniversary Production (Cameron Mackintosh); Anna, Spring Awakening (Original Australian Cast – Sydney Theatre Company); Daisy, Peppa Pig Live Treasure Hunt (LifeLike Touring); Queen of the Cats, Space Cats (Brevity Theatre); Jess, Jack Irish (ABC-TV); Rose, Dogfight (Doorstep Arts); Blakso Tupper, MotorMouth Loves Suckface (Ant Crowley/Chapel Off Chapel); Mia, The Gathering (Vic Theatre Company); Sunny Ray, Sunny Ray And The Magnificent Moon (Arena Theatre Company); Naomi, 21 Chump St (Pursued By Bear).

2. Julia Hyde (Australia)

Julia’s passion for performing stemmed from her earliest years. Her love first started with singing, which guided her into her first opportunity in THE NATIONAL YOUTH CHOIR OF AUSTRALIA – famous for their Qantas “I Still Call Australia Home’” TVC. Julia later went onto study at the Queensland Conservatorium, where she continued to develop her craft and birthed new skills in song writing. In 2016, Julia landed a professional role in HAIRSPRAY THE ARENA TOUR, as a knock out, sassy Dynamite, working alongside Christine Anu, Simon Burke & Tim Campbell to name a few of the stellar cast. She has been involved in an array of projects from theatre to the big screen, recently wrapping on ALTERS as the lead Robyn Brown; a young teenager who suffers from Dissociative Identity Disorder. She has also starred in, FRIEND REQUEST, 30 SECONDS BACK and short films, Hello My Name is Ben (Nominated, Martini FilmAwards.) As well as being featured in the feature films Charge Over You, THOR Ragnarok, & the TV drama TERRA NOVA. Julia is currently back on the stage as Bella in SCAM which debuts in March, and is also taking part in Sydney’s Short and Sweet festival.

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3. Anna Reardon (Australia)

Melbourne based performer Anna Reardon is truly a jack of all trades. She is an actress, singer, dancer, model and burlesque performer. Graduating from Federation University’s Bachelor of Acting course in 2015, Anna has constantly pushed herself to achieve more and more. Since moving to Melbourne she has been in 5 stages shows, 3 short films, 1 burlesque performance and multiple other modelling and acting mediums. Anna works hard every day to try and realize her dreams and is very thankful for this opportunity.

4. Laura Colella (Australia)

21-year-old Adelaide based actress, Laura Colella began acting when she was just 12 years old. Since then, she has studied locally at Flinders University and internationally at the Stella Adler Art of Acting Studio in Los Angeles. Laura created her own theatre and production company, starheART theatre, when she was 19 years old to give opportunities to aspiring artists. starheART theatre has performed at the Melbourne Fringe Festival and sold out seasons in the Adelaide Fringe two years in a row. The group has recently created their very first horror feature film, ‘The Essence’. While Laura’s main passion is in front of the camera, she has also had experience behind the scenes including producing work.

Vote for who you think should be the “Most Promising Actress Of The Month” in the poll below! The winner will appear on our website and will be featured in our magazine. The poll closes on the 28th of February, 2018 at 12 am AEST (Sydney, Australia time) and you are eligible to vote only once per day (after you’ve voted, 24 hours must pass after the time you voted, for you to be able to see the voting form and vote again the next day). Please note that voting is also restricted to just ONE vote per IP address. Vote NOW and make your voice heard!