Tom Rodgers

Vitals

Gender
Male
Age Range
19 - 26
Ethnicity
Caucasian, European
Height
185cm
Base Location
Sydney
Available In
International
Skills
Actor
Hair
Light Brown
Eye
Hazel
Memberships
M.E.A.A

Agent

Acting Agent
Morrissey Management - Erin, Fleur & Lachlan
Phone

Feature Photo
Tom Rodgers

Credits

Television

2026
Connor Walt
NCIS Sydney
Endemol Shine Australia
Christiaan Van Vuuren
2022
Dillon Passage
Joe vs. Carole
NBC Universal & Peacock
Justin Tipping & Natalie Bailey

Feature Film

2025
Cody
Body Blow
Breathless Films
Dean Francis

Theatre

2025
Jim O'Connor
The Glass Menagerie
Ensemble Theatre
Liesel Badorrek
2024
Adam/Leo
The Inheritance
Seymour Centre
Shane Anthony
2024
Understudy
The Nutcracker (ACO Families)
Australian Chamber Orchestra
Elsie Edgerton-Till
2023
Gem
The Hero Leaves One Tooth
KXT Broadway
Cam Turnbull
2022
Oswald
Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts
All’s One Co
Pip Thoroughgood
2021
Jordan Berman
Significant Other
New Theatre
Hayden Tonazzi
2021
Harry
The Pass
Seymour Centre
Ed Wightman

Short Film

2026
Dylan
Who Is Still Dreaming?
Axolotl Films
Thomas Van Gool & Prospera
2020
Caden
Shrapnel
Screen Australia
Steve Pasvolsky

Musical Theatre

2019
Tim
Starstruck
RGM Productions
Kim Hardwick

Training

2019
NIDA
Diploma

Skills & Attributes

Shoe Size
10
Natural Accent
Australian
Hair Length
Short, Ear Level
Hair Style
Straight
Singing
Musical Theatre, Contemporary
Singing Range
Baritone
Sport
Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis, Touch Football, Athletics, Running, Squash, Badminton, Rugby League
Drivers Licences
Car
Professional Skills
Actor

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Notes

AWARDS 2024 Sydney Theatre Award: Best Ensemble Cast (The Inheritance) FILM REVIEWS - Body Blow (2025) “Tom Rodgers is equally talented as Cody. His portrayal is one hundred percent mesmeric and seduces the viewer… there is an ever so slight tinge of Alabama Worley to the character, and just as Patricia Arquette did with that performance, Rodgers wins the heart of the audience.” - The Hollywood News “Tom Rodgers is the standout among the cast, having to juggle confidence with vulnerability and managing both beautifully. As Cody, he channels Mae West, Rita Hayworth’s Gilda, and even Luke from Gregg Araki’s The Living End as he becomes a queer femme fatale for the new age.” - MovieJawn “Tom Rodgers delivers the film’s most grounded performance. Despite Cody’s larger-than-life personality and flamboyant charisma, Rodgers never reduces the character to caricature. He finds moments of genuine vulnerability beneath the film’s intentionally abrasive surface. Rodgers grounds the film just enough to keep its chaos emotionally tangible. In several scenes involving emotional manipulation and psychological abuse, Rodgers introduces a level of realism that the screenplay itself often avoids. His performance becomes the film’s emotional anchor, allowing Body Below to occasionally feel human beneath all its sleaze-coated theatrics.” - Four Time Film School Dropout THEATRE REVIEWS "Rodgers continues to solidify his place in the theatre scene as a marvellous and exceptional performer, commanding the stage with his delicate and compelling portrayal of Jim" BROADWAY WORLD (The Glass Menagerie 2025) "Tom Rodgers is overwhelming in the dual roles of Adam and Leo, covering an almost unfathomable range of experiences without missing a beat." - SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, Harriet Cunningham (The Inheritance 2024) "Both roles are played flawlessly by a totally ripped Tom Rodgers" - TIMEOUT, Kate Prendergast (The Inheritance 2024) "Rodgers is magnetic as the rising star Adam and later, on the opposite trajectory, as Leo." - LIMELIGHT, Jason Blake (The Inheritance 2024) “The breath of fresh air in this production is Tom Rodgers, making his Sydney theatre debut as an up-for-anything hotel worker. The play breathes easier when he arrives on stage.” - JOHN SHAND, SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (The Pass 2021) “Rodgers is a newcomer but he occupies centre stage exceptionally well, deftly carrying the play’s comic, tragic and musical loads. He’s one to watch.” - JASON BLAKE, AUDREY JOURNAL (Significant Other 2021) “Expertly played by Tom Rodgers... it’s possibly one of the most relatable characters I’ve ever seen on a Sydney stage.” - SYDNEY SENTINEL (Significant Other 2021)