Tayla Duyal

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Melbourne born and bred, Tayla comes from a family of immigrants who is incredibly proud of her roots – owing much of her experience and opportunities to her family. Having begun training with the the Children’s Performing Company of Australia and Victorian Youth Theatre at the age of six, Tayla’s passion for acting started early on. With over 15 years musical theatre and acting experience, she is trained with a wide range of styles and skill-set. Graduating from Caulfield Grammar School in 2013 where Tayla was awarded the state’s Performing Arts Scholarship, she went on to feature as a lead in Chris Lilley’s internationally acclaimed J’amie Private School Girl, as well as a lead in multiple TVCs for: Victoria University, Target, The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and a supporting role in Logie-winning Television series, Nowhere Boys. Completing a Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) at Deakin University in 2018, Tayla went on to pursue a career in Public Relations. Now, after spending five years in the corporate world, Tayla is pursuing her love for acting. Melbourne born and bred, Tayla comes from a family of immigrants and is incredibly proud of her roots - knowing she owes much of her opportunities to her family's journey to Australia. With over 15 years of training with both the Children’s Performing Company of Australia and Victorian Youth Theatre, Tayla is equipped with a wide range of styles and skills. Before graduating in 2013 from Caulfield Grammar School, Tayla was awarded the state's VCE Performing Arts Scholarship and went on to feature as a lead in Chris Lilley’s internationally acclaimed J’amie Private School Girl. In 2018, Tayla graduated with a four-year Bachelor of Communication, majoring in Public Relations. During this time, she performed in lead roles across multiple TVC’s for: Victoria University, Target, The Transport Accident Commission (TAC), and was cast in a supporting role in the Logie-winning television series, Nowhere Boys. Most recently, Tayla played the role of Constable Eliz Arkin in Neighbours. ---