Amy Ingram

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Has a Green Card Member of Actors Equity USA 2014 Arts Queensland Independents Fund Recipient : Travelled to New York to undergo training at Lee Strasberg and undertake an internship with Elevator Repair Service 2010 Matilda Award Winner: Best Emerging Artist “The marvellous Amy Ingram leaves a remarkable impression with her impeccable timing and disarming authenticity as Jo, a character with endearing vivacity who nonetheless suffers from the unfortunate, but all too common, obsession with her self-determined physical inadequacies. The actor brings a valuable dignity to a discussion that tends to present her role as a victim of circumstance, and her brilliant sense of humour is the spoonful of sugar that makes the caustic medicine go down.” https://suzygoessee.com/2016/07/20/review-low-level-panic-thread-entertainment/ Ingram, a Queensland actor making her Sydney stage debut, is magnetic as the bolshie yet bereft Jo. http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/stage/low-level-panic-review-20160715-gq6nku.html Amy Ingram, one the best of the new crop of comedy actors, was great as the sex-obsessed, knife wielding psycho. Not the person to meet in a dark alley! Theblurb.com.au Rabbit Amy Ingram’s performance of Bella was both hilarious and heartbreaking. She is a completely infectious performer (and I promise I mean that in a good way) with her energy, her laughter, her presence, and her complete and utter fearlessness on stage. I don’t think I’ve seen a stronger ensemble all year – every performer could give and take as well as the next. AustralianStage.com.au https://vimeo.com/207296632