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Lulu McClatchy
Actor, Writer
Lulu McClatchy is an actor, singer, writer and producer. In 2002 Lulu was personally requested to support Sir Elton John on the Australian leg of his World Tour with her own show SuperGirly. Lulu then went on to co-star in the Just for Laughs 22 date tour of Canada and the US in October/November alongside Harland Williams, Louis Ramey and Ron White and perform in the television Gala alongside Meagan Mullally. Lulu then proceeded to write and perform three successful West End sell-out shows called SuperGirly, SuperGirly Live and Glitter Wonderland. Lulu has also performed on Children In Need, presented on BBC1's Live And Kicking, hosted a show on ITV1 called Take The Mike. She starred in her own sitcom, simply called SuperGirly for BBC TV. As well as supporting Elton John in 2002, Lulu was also invited to perform at Elton John's private party, The Tiara Ball, at his Windsor home. Lulu also performed exclusively for Madonna, Bob Geldof, Queen, Dolce & Gabanna and Bananarama. Other fans of her work include Jennifer Saunders, Adrian Edmondson, David Furnish and Boy George, Mick Jagger and Sting. Lulu's show SuperGirly had an Australian theatre Season in 2015 with the critically acclaimed SuperGirly- Return of the Pop Princess which introduced co star Lyall Brooks. This show is touring Australia in 2015 and currently has a feature film of the same name in development, also written by Lulu. Showing her versatility as a comedic actress Lulu received rave reviews for her role as the politically incorrect Cassandra in the SBS series by Rebel Wilson, Bogan Pride. She has had co-staring roles in the feature films Aquamarine, Sunset Six, 6plots, Not Suitable for Children, Trench and The comet Kids. She's had guest roles in Neighbours, Blue Healers, Off Spring and House Husbands to name a few. Lulu was nominated for a best actress in the Maverick Movie Award in LA and also won one for best performance in a short film the lead role in Auditioning Fanny. In 2015 lulu starred as Tania in the debut Australian production of Sexercise the Musical, and in 2016 she joins the Australian cast of Avenue Q at Her Majesty's theatre. She will then tour her own show SuperGirly - Return of the Pop Princess in Australia.
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Arrow
Arrow
Bogan Pride Season 1
The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee
Offspring
Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries - Series 2
Blue Heelers Live
Valentine's Day
The Elephant Princess Season 1
The Portable Door
Not Suitable for Children
The Sunset Six
Aquamarine
The Comet Kids
Beyond The Dark
Arrow
Arrow
Filmography
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Arrow
Arrow
2024
Assassin's Guild
2023
The Portable Door
2022
Beyond The Dark
2020
The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee
2019
Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries - Series 2
2017
The Comet Kids
2016
The ABCs of Death 2.5
2013
The Sunset Six
2012
Not Suitable for Children
6 Plots
2010
Offspring
2008
Bogan Pride Season 1
The Elephant Princess Season 1
Valentine's Day
2006
Aquamarine
1994
Blue Heelers Live
1985
Neighbours
Arrow
Arrow
Connections
Glenn Triggs
Jeremy Stanford
Anita Hegh
Steve Rodgers
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