Brock Cramon

"ACA: Bachelor of Performing Arts (Stage and Screen) 2024 BROCK CRAMOND is an ardent, theatrical actor for stage and screen as well as a singer, musician, and composer. Hailing from Sydney’s south, Brock spent much of his youth enveloped with the creative arts which evolved into a desire for authentic storytelling that connects and resonates with people. His curiosity led him to Actors Centre Australia, one of the nation's esteemed performing arts institutes, where Brock developed a sensitive, poignant, and powerful style to his craft. His time at ACA included dramatic roles such as Joe Ryan in When the Rain Stops Falling (2023), Petya in The Cherry Orchard (2023), Antigonus/Autolycus in The Winter’s Tale (2023), Rodolpho in A View from the Bridge (2024), and Algernon Moncrieff in The Importance of Being Earnest (2024). Brock has since made his debut in the independent theatre scene, adopting the comedic role of Lord Arthur in Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime (Genesian Theatre) and has toured round the state of NSW with Perform! Education, performing for 10,000 primary school children across 50 performances for Book Week 2025, in association with the Children’s Book Council of Australia. As for musicals, some of his credits include Ensemble in Rodger and Hammerstein's Cinderella (2019), Pepper in Mamma Mia (2020), Featured Ensemble in Wicked (2021), and Parker in Freaky Friday (2022). Highly competent special skills: Singing, Piano, Stage Combat, Fencing. Highly proficient accents: English (RP), Standard American, Southern American. IMDB link: N/A Social Media (if and where relevant): https://www.instagram.com/brock.john.alan/ Visa’s/Passports: Green Card holder (Permanent Resident), Australian Passport Authentic accents: Australian"