Carolyn Bock

Carolyn Bock is an Australian stage,[1] film and television actress.

Career

Bock is the co-founder of The Shift Theatre, which was founded in 2009.[2] Bock, for twelve years, was the Associate Artistic Director of Rollercoaster Theatre, a theatre company that helps actors with disabilities.[3] In 2012, Bock released the book The Girls in Grey.[4] In 2023, Bock appeared in the film The Red Shoes.[5] In 2024, Bock was named in the cast for the film Love, Tea & Epiphany.[6] In 2025, Bock appeared in the play POTUS.[7]

Filmography

Television appearances
Year Title Role Notes
2025 The Newsreader Ann Bertrand 1 episode
2023 Almost Paradise Cookie 1 episode
Safe Home Minister for Women 1 episode
2018-21 Wentworth Detective Hydari 6 episodes
2021 La Brea Government Official 1 episode
2018 Superwog Mrs. Harwood 1 episode
2017 Offspring Andrea Lloyde 1 episode
2011-16 Winners & Losers Louise Wong 5 episodes
2016 Hunters Willa Jackson 1 episode
2015 The Beautiful Lie Doctor 1 episode
2014 INXS: Never Tear Us Apart Jill Farriss 2 episodes
The Doctor Blake Mysteries Frances Trevorrow 1 episode
2012 Lowdown PR Woman 1 episode
2000-11 Neighbours Rachael Bailey / Peggy Newton 31 episodes
2009 Welcome to Cosmos Commander Sagas TV series
2007-09 City Homicide Linda Wolfe 11 episodes
2007 Bastard Boys Interview TV series
2005 Holly's Heroes Mayor Jenkins 5 episodes
Last Man Standing Nicole 1 episode
The Secret Life of Us Diana 2 episodes
2003 MDA Clare Carter 1 episode
1999-03 Stingers Zara / Claire 2 episodes
1995-03 Blue Heelers Felicity Falcon-Price / Natalie Roberts / Judy / Jody 9 episodes
2002 Murder in Greenwich Caroline Fuhrman TV movie
2001 Horace and Tina Kim Tate 26 episodes
1999 Silent Predators Anita Young TV movie
1998 Halifax f.p. Pauline 1 episode
1997 State Coroner Helen White 1 episode
1996 Ocean Girl Kraya 1 episode
1995 Janus TV Reporter 1 episode
1993 Stark Sasha 1 episode
Newlyweds Emily 1 episode
1991 Chances Rachel / Tracey 6 episodes
Film appearances
Year Title Role Notes
TBA Love, Tea & Epiphany Gini
2023 The Red Shoes: Next Step Miss Harlow
2021 Some Happy Day Ambulance Operator film
2020 The Blood of God Kirsty Benson Short
2017 The Fox Clare Short
2015 Foetal Position Harriet
2013 Grandad Carol Short
2012 Sudden Night The Woman Short
Fish & Chips Jan
2011 Vanished Caterina Hill
Room for Two Emily
2006 Forged Marla
Irresistible Sophie's nurse
2005 The Extra Curtis' movie star
2004 Josh Jarman Attractive Theatre Actress
2003 Max's Dreaming Paula
2000 Sensitive New Age Killer Matt McKlean
1999 Huntsman 5.1 Shana
1998 Derwent Envy Mum Short
1996 Zone 39 Anne
1994 Lucy Break Hospitality Lady
1992 The Surrogate Jean Short

Theatre

Year Title Role Notes Ref
2025 POTUS Harriet Fortyfive Downstairs
2023 Garage Girls Three Birds Theatre [8]
2023 Prophet Producer / Cast Theatre Works [9]
2022 #NoExceptions La Mama [10]
2018 Hallowed Ground Mary La Mama [11]

References

  1. ^ "Session 10: Navigating the Mainstream". La Mama Theatre. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  2. ^ "Carolyn Bock". Melbourne Academy of the Arts. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  3. ^ "Carolyn Bock". The Shift Theatre. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  4. ^ "The Girls in Grey by Carolyn Bock, Paperback, 9780868199429 | Buy online at The Nile". www.thenile.com.au. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  5. ^ Bennett, Laura (16 April 2023). "Aussie Release 'The Red Shoes: Next Steps' Shows Trauma Turn to Triumph - Hope 103.2". Hope 103.2. Archived from the original on 26 March 2025. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  6. ^ Hui, Jin (6 January 2024). "From Lara to London and back again". Geelong Independent. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  7. ^ "Theatre review: POTUS, fortyfivedownstairs". 17 February 2025. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  8. ^ "Play salutes Garage Girl whose spark shone bright but went out too soon". www.thesenior.com.au. 11 July 2023. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  9. ^ "Theatre review: Prophet, Theatre Works". 31 August 2023. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  10. ^ "Theatre review: #NoExemptions". 2 May 2022. Retrieved 7 September 2025.
  11. ^ Review, Arts (2 August 2018). "On the Couch with Carolyn Bock". Australian Arts Review. Retrieved 7 September 2025.