A graduate of Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art, Claire van der Boom is a Logie Award-winning actress who made her film debut in 2008, opposite Joel Edgerton in "The Square." She has since appeared in numerous acclaimed productions on stage and screen, including turns in HBO's "The Pacific" and Showtime's "Masters of Sex."
Bio:
A graduate of Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art, Claire van der Boom is a Logie Award-winning actress who made her film debut in 2008, opposite Joel Edgerton in "The Square." She has since appeared in numerous acclaimed productions on stage and screen, including turns in HBO's "The Pacific" and Showtime's "Masters of Sex."
Tivia:
Born in Broome, Western Australia.Is also a singer. She is the voice of Dj Tiesto's 2005 hit 'Do What You Want'.Claire stepped in to take over a lead role in Sam Shepard's new play 'Heartless' for the Signature Theatre. Directed by Daniel Aukin, she worked alongside veterans Lois Smith and Gary Cole.Claire made her Off-Broadway debut in 2012 as Karen in the new David Rabe play 'An Early History of Fire' for the New Group.Nominated for a 2009 Logie Award in the Most Outstanding Actress category for her role as Grace Barry in Rush (2008).Started performing as a dancer on the stage when she was three.Attended Presbyterian Ladies College in Western Australia.Graduated from NIDA in 2005.Last name 'van der Boom' means 'of the tree' in Dutch, a fairly common surname in the Netherlands.
A graduate of Australia\'s National Institute of Dramatic Art, Claire van der Boom is a Logie Award-winning actress who made her film debut in 2008, opposite Joel Edgerton in \"The Square.\" She has since appeared in numerous acclaimed productio
Trivia:
Born in Broome, Western Australia.Is also a singer. She is the voice of Dj Tiesto's 2005 hit 'Do What You Want'.Claire stepped in to take over a lead role in Sam Shepard's new play 'Heartless' for the Signature Theatre. Directed by Daniel Aukin, she worked alongside veterans Lois Smith and Gary Cole.Claire made her Off-Broadway debut in 2012 as Karen in the new David Rabe play 'An Early History of Fire' for the New Group.Nominated for a 2009 Logie Award in the Most Outstanding Actress category for her role as Grace Barry in Rush (2008).Started performing as a dancer on the stage when she was three.Attended Presbyterian Ladies College in Western Australia.Graduated from NIDA in 2005.Last name 'van der Boom' means 'of the tree' in Dutch, a fairly common surname in the Netherlands.
Quotes:
(on filming the movie 'The Square') I couldn't have asked to work with better people, it was just a joy.
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(on filming 'The Square') I think this was very much a "family project" and in that sense it was beautiful to be a part of.
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(on working on big budget films like 'The Pacific') In terms of budget [for The Pacific] it is. You'd open you're 1930s original wallet and there would be original lace gloves, and original diaries with entries from the character. I mean the detail was just mind blowing, and just seeing how the big budget American productions work - it was amazing. And I was very lucky not to have left our shores to work on a big American production. Because I know, if I was in America, I could be pouring beers in a dirty jazz bar waiting years to get my foot in the door on a HBO series...
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(on her work in 'Rush') Rush is the consistent long-running job that I am learning so much from.
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John Edwards, the producer on Rush is what attracted me to the script. I have admired him for so long and he is incredibly passionate, insightful and so I wanted to jump on board.
Job title:
Actress
Others works:
(2016) Melbourne Theatre Company (world premier) - 'Double Indemnity' - playing Phyllis
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A graduate of Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art, Claire van der Boom is a Logie Award-winning actress who made her film debut in 2008, opposite Joel Edgerton in "The Square." She has since appeared in numerous acclaimed productions on stage and screen, including turns in HBO's "The Pacific" and Showtime's "Masters of Sex."
