Zuzi Fort

Zuzi studied at the University of Western Sydney – Nepean (Theatre) and at the University of Technology – Sydney (BA Communication – directing and scriptwriting). She attended the Filmmakers College of Arts & Sciences and The Australian Playhouse Studio, where she trained in voice, movement, physical theatre, experimental and street theatre. She also completed the Danny Raco Television Masterclass, TV Presenter Course – Level A with TV proGlobal, Acting and Voice with John Noble (Elementary), Clowning workshop with The Humor Foundation, Sara Wiseman acting workshop and Shakespeare workshop with Glenda Linscott and an intensive Shakespeare Masterclass with John Bell. Zuzi further completed courses in Child Protection, Child Self-esteem, Dyslexia and Autism, Speech and Language Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, as well as teaching consent to children and is currently studying transformational therapy using neuroscience and neurolinguistic programming. Since her graduation, Zuzi has worked as an actor, director, scriptwriter, teaching artist/drama teacher, and TV host, as well as, after gaining her accreditation from MEAA, a stunt performer. Acting, however, remains Zuzi’s passion. Highlights include performing Moliere at the Belvoir, acting with David Ritchie in Place with the Pigs, playing Tiger Lily in the Peter Pan Launch at Capitol Theatre, performing in plays by Sartre and Kohout, doing stunts on False Witness, All Saints, Packed to the Rafters, Home and Away, and working for Universal Studios. Zuzi also worked on international features, including the Superman movie, David Leitch’s Fall Guy with Ryan Gosling, Life after Fighting with Bren Foster and as a stunt double for Clair Van der Boom in the feature The Appleton Ladies' Potato Race. Zuzi’s teaching experience includes working for Powerhouse Youth Theatre, the Q Theatre, the Australian Institute of Performing Arts, and for more than ten years, The Speech and Drama School at MLC. Finally, Zuzi has been involved with community theatre and has been working closely with refugees, women and children at risk, special needs pupils, and gifted and talented students to help them express their experiences and discover their voices through self-devised theatre. Zuzi’s greatest achievements are her daughters, Kira and Kisha. Showreels Presenting - https://youtu.be/aA7CiIMeOBQ Acting - https://youtu.be/MZQHULjx1rs Acting - https://youtu.be/p02gg68DWog Stunt - https://youtu.be/CyVBSL0s_ Author - https://youtu.be/CY11ZW2Fl4Q