THEATRE REVIEWS
"Burley is one to look out for on Australian stages, the emotional rollercoaster that she took the audience on is a true testament to her ability as an actor." | THEATRE THOUGHTS AUS
"The mother and daughter scenes were brilliant and the interaction allowed the actresses time to shine.. Audiences should look out for Burley in the future. The young talent was exceptional as the angsty teenager, with her big big smiles and quick fire temper." | SYDNEY SCOOP
"The soul of the play turns on remarkable scenes between Rachel and Penny. As the permanently furious teenager who’s oblivious to anything beyond herself, Caitlin Burley gives the performance of the night and is an exceptional newcomer... The interactions between the two range from demonic fury to deep love via endless frustration, all written with true understanding." | STAGE NOISE
"Emma Diaz and Caitlin Burley make huge waves, so much so that I sometimes wanted their scenes to continue, to hell with the rest. The youthful-looking Caitlin makes a smashing debut at the Ensemble.” | STAGE WHISPERS
"a promising debut from Caitlin Burley" | SMH
"Caitlin Burley plays Penny’s surfer daughter, lured into a scheme to discredit her own mum, and she is excellent in the role." | LIMELILGHT
Jason Blake
"I haven’t cried in many Williamson plays, except from laughter, but here the mother-daughter relationship is presented with an honesty and insight that had my eyes stinging with salt only a scene or two in. Emma Diaz as Penny and Caitlin Burley as Rachel are extraordinary. " | THEATRE RED
"Caitlin Burley literally bounds onto the stage with teenage exuberance." | CULTURAL BINGE
Belvoir - OPENING NIGHT
“Most surreal is the recurringly intrusive presence of Nancy (Caitlin Burley), a young and ardent fan of Myrtle’s… her doppelganger as a young woman, and perhaps an invention of her hyper-generative imagination, her haunting spirit of sexually charged youth challenges, mocks and sabotages Myrtle….
Burley is suitably unnerving as the cruel ingenue phantom.” ~ #Limelight
“Burley plays the dangerously adoring Nancy – Myrtle’s doomed superfan – very well.” #Audrey “Burley represents everything she was and hopes to be. Young, vulnerable, open, honest and incredibly raw.” ~ #theaureview
ATYP - CHRYSALIS:INTERSECTION
For my experience, Cait Burley, in the solo work, #NoFilter, by Pippa Ellams, was most effective in moving me into the world of the character and her dilemma. KEVIN JACKSON THEATRE DIARY
An unequivocal highlight is a trio of remarkable and exhilarating monologues for the teenage girl. ...each deliver pieces that are playful, poignant and powerful, all giving extraordinary voice to female characters we routinely underestimate. SUZY GOES SEES
ATYP - Oedipus Doesn't Live Here Anymore
“ Fraser Corfield’s production did justice to Evans confronting play. His direction showcased plenty of theatrical flair as did the very committed performances of four talented cast actors who play between them over fifty characters, slipping out of and into characters and costumes with great skill.
Sydney Arts Guide
OTHER SKILLS
Accents Australian, Standard American, Southern American, R.P.
Voice Over, Stage Combat, Rock climbing, Ocean Swimming, Tennis, Pickle Ball, Cycling, Yoga, Netball, Basic Alto Saxophone
CERTIFICATIONS
Advanced Diploma of Stage and Screen Acting from Actors College of Theatre and Television (2015)
8th Grade AMEB Voice and Communication, High Distinction
8th Grade AMEB Drama and Performance, High Distinction
Valid Working With Children's Check
Surf Life Saving
