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Mark Wright is a New Zealand actor, comedic entertainer, writer, and raconteur. He is a Toi Whakaari NZ Drama School graduate. He is an international Theatresports champion, has appeared for every professional theatre company in New Zealand, and toured extensively throughout Australasia. Notably: The Rocky Horror Show, Bouncers, A Way Of Life, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. He has featured in some 40 different television series/programmes/specials and has won two New Zealand Film & Television awards – both for best performance. Recent theatrical appearances include
Contents
- Biography
- Filmography
- Television roles
- Voice-over roles
- Movie roles
- Theatre
- References
- External links
- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time - Court Theatre
- 8 Gigabytes of Hardcore Pornography - Silo Theatre
- The Audience & 6 Degrees of Separation -Auckland Theatre Co.
- Ladies Night - Centrepoint Theatre
In June 2022, Wright premiered a new work 'The Gallipoli Monologues' (now titled 'Voices From Gallipoli') to great audience and critical acclaim. [1]
His films include Murder in Greenwich , Her Majesty , Dirty Dave, I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry, and Alex .
His television credits including Peppermint Twist, The Billy T James Show, Issues with McPhail and Gadsby, That Comedy Show, Comedy Central , and Newsflash. [2]
He has played three different characters on the iconic New Zealand series Shortland Street and also appeared on What Now , Amazing Extraordinary Friends , Power Rangers, Nothing Trivial, Terry Teo, Go Girls , and as the voices of Moa, Ichtheo and Niblicks on the animated series Kiri & Lou