Melbourne
Brendan Godwin
He/Him · Represented by Ian White Managament
- Height
- 172 cm
- Hair
- Brown
- Eyes
- Brown
- Voice
- Tenor, Baritone
About
Originally from Sydney, Brendan (he/him) moved to Melbourne in 2023 to study a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music Theatre) at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA). Brendan also trained full-time in performing arts at ED5 International. Professional theatre credits include; Ensemble in ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ (Redfern Lane/Hayes Theatre Co), Young Bobby/Dodd in the original Australian cast of ‘Dream Lover’ (dir. Simon Phillips, GFO) and Young Will in ‘Big Fish’ at The Hayes Theatre (dir. Tyran Parke, RPG Productions). At the VCA, Brendan has performed in ‘Curtains’ (dir. Roger Hodgman), ‘Working’ (dir. Tyran Parke) as well as ‘Marry Me a Little’ (dir. Tyran Parke) and dance captain for ‘NINE’ (dir. Tyran Parke, chor. Dana Jolly) at the Australian Musical Theatre Festival in Tasmania, as well as being a featured artist in ‘Morning Melodies’ at Hamer Hall (dir. Jayde Kirchert). In his 3rd year at VCA Brendan performed in Into the Woods’ (dir. Ylaria Rogers) as The Steward and George in ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ (dir. Alister Smith). Brendan is a proud Mauritian-Australian performer and would like to dedicate his performances to his ever-supportive family. Brendan is proudly represented by Ian White Management.
Experience
- 2026
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Ensemble · Redfern Lane / Hayes Theatre Co, dir. Rebecca McNamee
- 2017
Big Fish
Young Will · RPG Productions / Hayes Theatre Co, dir. Tyran Parke
- 2016
Dream Lover: The Bobby Darin Musical
Young Bobby / Dodd · GFO Organisation (Xroads Live), dir. Simon Philips
Headshots
Skills & training
Special skills
- Acro
- Partnering
- Tap
- Voice Acting
Accents
- Australian
- Standard American
- British
- New York
- Irish
- Scottish
Languages
- English
Training
Bachelor of Fine Arts ( Music Theatre) VCA
Appearance & measurements
- Ethnicity
- Mauritian / Australian
- Hair length
- Short
- Body type
- Athletic
Representation

Ian White Managament
Ian White, Jillian Green