Syd Brisbane

Syd Brisbane
EducationFlinders University Drama Centre (1983)
OccupationActor
Years active1982–present
Notable workEpsilon (1995)
Silent Partner (2001)

Syd Brisbane is an Australian actor.

Early life and education

Brisbane undertook his formal training at the Flinders University Drama Centre, in Adelaide,[1] graduating in 1983.[2]

Career

In 1990, Brisbane appeared in AFI Award-winning film Struck by Lightning[3][4] and miniseries Shadows of the Heart with Marcus Graham. He then had a role in 1992 TV sports drama miniseries Tracks of Glory, with Cameron Daddo and Richard Roxburgh.[5] He followed this with a role in 1993 independent film Bad Boy Bubby opposite Nicholas Hope.[6] That same year, he appeared opposite Russell Crowe in one of his early roles, in drama film Hammers Over the Anvil.[7]

In 1995, Brisbane starred as 'The Man' in Australian-Italian sci-fi film Epsilon (aka Alien Visitor) directed by Rolf de Heer.[8][9][10] He also featured in 1998 romantic comedy Dead Letter Office with Miranda Otto,[11][12] before playing a customs official in The Missing the following year.[13]

In 2001, Brisbane co-starred with David Field in comedy drama film Silent Partner, in the role of Bill.[14][15] He appeared opposite Nathan Phillips in two films in 2004 – comedy adventure Under the Radar[16] and drama One Perfect Day.[17] A role in TV movie Little Oberon followed in 2005, where he played opposite Sigrid Thornton.[18] In 2006, he played the role of Jeff in comedy feature BoyTown, alongside Glenn Robbins and Mick Molloy.[19] The following year he featured in docudrama film Boxing Day.[20]

In 2012, Brisbane played the part of Gavin 'Cheesy' Cheeseman in Beaconsfield, a TV movie based on the true story of Brant Webb and Todd Russell, who were trapped nearly a kilometre below the surface in a mining disaster.[21] The same year, he had a recurring role as Repro in miniseries Conspiracy 365.[22]

Brisbane played the role of Ben in 2014 crime film Cut Snake, alongside Sullivan Stapleton and Jessica De Gouw.[23] That same year, he had a role as Smythe in Fell, with Daniel Henshall and Jacqueline McKenzie.[24] A part in comedy film Sucker with Timothy Spall and Shaun Micallef followed,[25] as well as the recurring role of Mr Norris, school maths teacher and year head, in children's series Worst Year of My Life Again.[26] He then appeared in the 2016 sequel to Red Dog, family film Red Dog: True Blue, with Jason Isaacs, Levi Miller and Bryan Brown.[27]

In 2020, Brisbane acted in a recurring capacity in drama miniseries Stateless, with Yvonne Strahovski, Cate Blanchett and Jai Courtenay.[28] In 2022, Brisbane was announced as part of the cast for season two of ABC comedy series Aftertaste, in which he played the role of Terry, opposite Erik Thomson and Rachel Griffiths.[29][30] He also played Mark in 2022 Paramount+ drama series More Than This.[31] Most recently, he was named in the cast for the 2026 second season of Amazon Prime black comedy mystery series Deadloch.[32] He is also set to appear in upcoming Stan original series Gnomes, starring Asa Butterfield.[33]

Brisbane has also worked extensively in theatre. In 1998, he performed in a production of The Europeans for Sydney's Wharf Theatre in 1998[34][35] and in Blue Remembered Hills for Belvoir Street Theatre in 2001.[36] In 2012 he performed in a staging of Unpack This! at Subiaco Arts Centre,[37] In 2016, he played the role of Manuel in a national touring production of Fawlty Towers, which was adapted for the stage by John Cleese.[38][39]

Brisbane co-founded theatre production company The Rabble in Melbourne 2006.[40]

Awards

Year Work Award Category Result Ref.
2016 Ryan Green Room Awards Best Male Performer – Independent Theatre Nominated [41]
2024 Animal Farm Green Room Awards Best Performer Nominated [42]

Filmography

Television

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1990 Shadows of the Heart Johnny 2 episodes
1992 Tracks of Glory Larrikan 2 episodes [5]
1994 The Battlers Smith
1995 Correlli Steve 1 episode
1997 We Are Angels Father 6 episodes
1998–2001 Blue Heelers Various characters 2 episodes [43][44]
1999–2002 Stingers Various characters 4 episodes
2001 Horace and Tina Mr Wilson 1 episode [45]
2002 Shock Jock Chip 1 episode
The Secret Life of Us Foreman 1 episode [46]
2003 MDA Scott Watts 1 episode [47]
McLeod's Daughters Ben 1 episode [48]
2005 Heartbreak Tour Sergeant Falk TV movie
Little Oberon Butcher TV movie [18]
2008 The Saddle Club Gus 2 episodes [49]
2010 City Homicide Brian Hocking 1 episode [50]
2012 Conspiracy 365 Repro 4 episodes [22]
Laid Peter 1 episode [51]
Beaconsfield Gavin 'Cheesy' Cheeseman TV movie [21]
2013 Nowhere Boys Jim 1 episode [52]
Upper Middle Bogan Farmer 1 episode [53]
Mr & Mrs Murder Lincoln 1 episode
The Doctor Blake Mysteries Stan Egan 1 episode [54]
2014 Worst Year of My Life Again Mr Quinnford Norris 9 episodes [26]
2014; 2016 Wentworth Martin Tucker 2 episodes [55][56][57]
2017 The Ex-PM Loins 1 episode [58]
True Story with Hamish & Andy JJ 1 episode
2019 Upright Barry 1 episode [59]
The Inbestigators Gary 1 episode [60]
Glitch Cam 1 episode [61]
Bloom Mayor Patrick Nemaric 1 episode [62]
2020 Stateless Teddy 5 episodes [28]
2022 Black Snow Drinker 1 episode [63]
Shantaram Foreperson 1 episode
Aftertaste Terry 6 episodes [29][30]
More Than This Mark 2 episodes [31]
2023 Utopia Foreman 1 episode [64]
2024 Buried Nigel 3 episodes
High Country Scooter 5 episodes
2026 Deadloch Roger 6 episodes [65][32]
TBA Gnomes [33]

Film

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1990 Struck by Lightning Spencer [3][4]
1993 Bad Boy Bubby Yobbo [6]
Hammers Over the Anvil Duke [7]
1996 Epsilon (aka Alien Visitor) The Man [8][10]
1997 Kiss or Kill Nikki's father
1998 Dead Letter Office Kevin [11][12]
1999 The Missing Customs Official [13]
2001 Silent Partner Bill [14]
2003 The Legend of Matilda Dixon Lowell Hansen
2004 Under the Radar Garry [16]
Holly's Grail Short film
One Perfect Day Hamish [17]
2006 The Amazing Adventures of Gavin, a Leafy Seadragon Gavin (voice) Short film [66]
BoyTown Jeff [19]
The Cow Thief Cow Thief Short film [67]
2007 Boxing Day Dave [20]
Let Me Not Mr Lovett
2008 Why I Fired My Secretary Kevin Short film
Hawker Hawker Short film [68]
2009 The Pistachio Effect Kevin Short film [69]
2010 Agency Time Van Short film
2011 Keeper Beggar Short film
2014 Cut Snake Ben [23]
Fell Smythe [24]
2015 Sucker Micky [25]
2016 Red Dog: True Blue Big John [70][27]
2017 The Knife Salesman Tom Short film [71]
2019 Dirt Music Chugger
2022 Sam and Sophie Yelling Poet Short film [72]
2023 Related Short film
2026 Silent Night Brett (voice) Short film
TBA The Busking Adventures of Violet and Sparkles Luke Short film – Completed
TBA Tone The Coach Short film – Post-production
TBA Who Needs Love Songs? Post-production

Theatre

As actor

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1982 Happy End Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide [73]
1984 Tibetan Inroads Chongup / Tondrop Unley Town Hall, Adelaide with Troupe Theatre Co [73]
The Kelly Dance Unley Town Hall, Adelaide, Church Theatre, Melbourne with Troupe Theatre Co [73]
The Floating Palais Unley Town Hall, Adelaide with Troupe Theatre Co [73]
1985 Troupe's Young Playwrights Season Unley Town Hall, Adelaide with Troupe Theatre Co [73]
Rundle Rita Unley Town Hall, Adelaide with Troupe Theatre Co [73]
The Search Jason Unley Town Hall, Adelaide with Troupe Theatre Co [73]
The Life and Times of George Tudor Unley Town Hall, Adelaide with Troupe Theatre Co [73]
1986 The Last Drive In On Earth Tony Unley Town Hall, Adelaide with Troupe Theatre Co [73]
1987 A Fortunate Life SA tour with Harvest Theatre Company [73]
1988 Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge Studio Theatre, Melbourne, QPAC, Brisbane with Playbox Theatre & Patch Theatre [73]
Immaculate Deceptions Joe / Jesus / Giovanni Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide [73]
1989 Road Wetpack Theatre, Adelaide with Red Shed Company [73]
1990 Marat/Sade Playhouse, Adelaide with STCSA [73]
The Comedy of Errors Playhouse, Adelaide with STCSA [73]
Quickies Space Theatre, Adelaide with STCSA [73]
Restoration Frank Playhouse, Adelaide with STCSA [73]
Capricornia Frank McLash / Stanley Steggles /Serageant O'Crimnell Playhouse, Adelaide, Playhouse, Melbourne with STCSA [73]
Tales from the Decameron Space Theatre, Adelaide with STCSA [73]
1991 Spring Awakening Malchoir Gabor Playhouse, Adelaide with STCSA [73]
Offshore Vince Mammon / Vigilante / Businessman Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide with Junction Theatre Company [73]
Sweetown Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide
1992 Dog Eat Dog Lenin / Father / Computer Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide [73]
Tears of Blood Theatre 62, Adelaide with Bearly Together Company [73]
Low Jay Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide [73]
1993 All Souls Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide, [73]
The Red King Space Theatre, Adelaide with Patch Theatre Co [73]
1996 Station 2: Eye of Another Bing / Patrol Sergeant Bob / Jack Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide [73]
The Club Danny Rowe SA / VIC / TAS tour with STCSA [73]
Silent Partner Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide [73]
Terminus Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide [73]
Dark Paths Junction Theatre, Adelaide [73]
Nil, Cat and Buried Junction Theatre, Adelaide [73]
1996; 1997 [Uncle] Vanya Vanya Red Shed Theatre, Adelaide, Belvoir St Theatre, Sydney with Brink Productions [74][73]
1997 Cat One man show Melbourne [73]
Features of Blown Youth Strawberry Queen's Theatre, Adelaide with Magpie Theatre Co [73]
1998 Morde Praxis Theatre, Adelaide [73]
Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love Playhouse, Adelaide with STCSA [73]
The Europeans Wharf Theatre, Sydney, Balcony Theatre, Adelaide with Brink Productions & STC [34][35][73]
1999 Closer Larry Space Theatre, Adelaide with STCSA [73]
2000 Quartet Queen's Theatre, Adelaide with Brink Productions [73]
The Ecstatic Bible Adelaide Festival with University of Adelaide & Brink Productions [73]
2000–2001 Blue Remembered Hills Space Theatre, Adelaide, Belvoir St Theatre, Sydney with Brink Productions [36][73]
2001 The Prodigal Son / Insouciance Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne with Playbox Theatre Co [75][73]
Magpie Arts House, Melbourne with Melbourne Workers Theatre [73]
2002 Enuff Lieutenant Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne with Playbox Theatre Co [76][73]
Keene/Taylor Theatre Project Season 15: Scissors, Paper, Rock Fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne with STCSA [73]
Dealer's Choice Frankie Space Theatre, Adelaide with STCSA [73]

[77]

2003 The Government Inspector Arts House Meat Market, Melbourne with Hoist Theatre Group [73]
The Eskimo Calling Belvoir St Theatre, Sydney with Neonheart Theatre [73]
Flame; Still Tower Room, Melbourne with Look Look Theatre [73]
2004 Romeo and Juliet Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]
Victory: Choices in Reaction Wharf Theatre, Sydney with STC [78][73]
2005 Much Ado – The Musical Majestic Cinemas with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]
Lucky La Mama, Melbourne [73]
Twelfth Night Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]
2006 Squizzy La Mama, Melbourne [73]
The Bush Undertaker Petty Traffikers, Melbourne [73]
The Drover's Wife Petty Traffikers, Melbourne [73]
Been So Long Bunka, Adelaide [73]
Noble Rot Fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne [73]
A Midsummer Night's Dream Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]
2007 A Man for All Seasons VIC tour with Complete Works Theatre Co [73]
Romeo and Juliet Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]
2008 Salome: In Cogito Volume 3 Carriageworks, Sydney with The Rabble [73]
Father Son Rule La Mama, Melbourne [73]
Zombie State University of Melbourne with Melbourne Workers Theatre [73]
The Lower Depths Fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne [73]
2009 A Midsummer Night's Dream Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]
2010 The Comedy of Errors Dromio of Syracuse Melbourne Athenaeum, Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne [73][2][79]
Squizzy Trades Hall New Ballroom, Melbourne with Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne [73]
2011; 2014 Unpack This! Subiaco Arts Centre, Perth, Mt Compass War Memorial Hall [37]
2011–2016 Coranderrk: We Will Show the Country VIC / NSW with Ilbijerri Theatre Co / La Mama [73]
2012 Henry IV, Part 1 Henry Percy Melbourne Athenaeum with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]
2012; 2014 Orlando Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne with The Rabble [80]
2014 Night on Bald Mountain Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne [81][73]
2016 The Village Bike Red Stitch Actors Theatre [82]
Triumph Fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne [82]
Fawlty Towers Manuel Australian tour with Michael Coppel Entertainment [38][83][73]
2018 Fierce Theatre Works, Melbourne [73]
Macbeth Witch 3 / Porter Royal Botanical Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]
Pygmalion Alfred Doolittle Australian Shakespeare Company [84]
2019 Macbeth Macduff Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [85]
2020 Hamlet Gravedigger Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [86]
2021 Because the Night Polonius Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne [87][73]
2022 K-BOX George Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne [88]
An Indigenous Trilogy, Part 2: Masterpiece La Mama, Melbourne [89]
2023 Romeo and Juliet Peter Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]
MI:WI 3027 Carlton Courthouse, Melbourne with La Mama [73]
Animal Farm Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre, Melbourne with Darebin Arts Speakeasy / Bloomshed [90]
Much Ado About Nothing Antonio Australian Shakespeare Co [91]
2024 A Midsummer Night's Dream Puck Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne with Australian Shakespeare Co [92]
2024; 2025 37 The General Bille Brown Theatre, Brisbane with MTC [93][94][73]
2025 Three Sisters Theatre Works, Melbourne [73]
Songs and Sketches by Barry Dickins Theatre Works, Melbourne [73]
Much Ado About Nothing Leonato / Ensemble Southbank Theatre, Melbourne with MTC [95]
Lazarus Various roles Yirramboi Festival
2026 Pride and Prejudice Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne with Bloomshed [96]
Some Secrets Should Be Kept Secret La Mama, Melbourne [2]

As director

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2006 Been So Long Director Bunka, Adelaide [73]
2006–2007 Osama the Hero Director Old Fitzroy Theatre, Sydney, Carlton Courthouse, Melbourne with Tamarama Rock Surfers, La Mama & The Rabble [97][73]
2007 Dreaming Director Illawarra Performing Arts Centre [73]
2023 The Crucible Co-Director Melbourne Athenaeum with Australian Shakespeare Co [73]

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