Stephen Curry

Stephen Curry has established himself as one of Australia’s most talented character actors. He became a household name with his breakout role in the much-loved Australian classic The Castle, playing Dale Kerrigan. Since then he has starred in many television series and films including most recently Population 11, Ten Pound Poms (STAN), Bay of Fires (ABC) for which he has been nominated for a 2024 Silver Logie, as well as feature films Thor: Love & Thunder, Lone Wolf and the critically acclaimed June Again. The short film Favourites that he co-stars in recently screened at 2024 Tribeca Film Festival in NYC as well as the 2024 St Kilda Film Festival opening night in Melbourne.

TV roles are wide and vast and include True Stories with Hamish & Andy, Open Slather, Hiding, The Time of our Lives series 1 &2, It’s a Date, Fat Tony & Co, Mr & Mrs Murder, Redfern Now, Rake, Cliffy, Save Your Legs, The Cup, Cloudstreet, Rogue, Thunderstruck, The Night We Called it a Day, Take Away, The Nugget, and The Wog Boy. Also, Wilfred, 30 Seconds, False Witness, The Informant, The Secret Life of Us, Changi, Frontline, Queen Kat, Carmel and St Jude, Day of the Roses, Mary Bryant, Good Guys, Bad Guys.

In 2007 he took on the challenging role of Graham Kennedy in the biopic, The King. This garnered him awards including an AFI for Best Lead Actor in a television drama; a Silver Logie Award for Most Outstanding Actor in a Drama; and the ASTRA award for Most Outstanding Performance by an Actor. In 2027 the feature film Hounds of Love secured Stephen nominations for Best Actor in a feature film, at both the AACTA Awards and FCCA Awards.

On stage Stephen has performed his solo show, Live, Intimate and Completely Unqualified at Noosa LIVE Festival 2018, as well as QI Live, The Writers (MIFC 2013) securing a ‘Golden Gibbo’ nomination, and with Shaun Micallef in Good Evening (a live show performing world-renowned sketches of Peter Cook/Dudley Moore at Sydney Opera House and Melbourne Comedy Festival).cxc