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Christie Whelan Browne
Whelan Browne at the 2015 Helpmann Awards
Born
Christine Whelan

(1982-08-06) 6 August 1982 (age 42)
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
NationalityAustralian
EducationSt Helena Secondary College
OccupationActress
Years active2005–present
Spouse
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(m. 2012)​

Christine Whelan Browne (born 6 August 1982) is an Australian performer who has worked extensively in musical theatre as an actress, dancer and singer. She has also appeared on television shows and in films. In March 2012, she married fellow performer, Rohan Browne.

Early years

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Christie Whelan Browne was born as Christine Whelan on 6 August 1982 in Melbourne.[1][2] She grew up in the suburb of Eltham, and attended St Helena Secondary College.[3][4] Whelan performed in school musicals every year from Year 7.[3][4] The musicals included, "The King and I and doing everything from Fiddler on the Roof to Little Shop of Horrors, as well as Grease."[5] She later reflected on her Year 12 school production, "I was choreographing and playing a part. It was the first time I realised this was something that came naturally to me. It is the only thing that was born in me."[4] The Whelan family were fervent basketballers.[4][6]

Whelan's first amateur theatre role was in Les Mis, followed by works with the Catchment Players and then as Roxie in Chicago.[4][5] She recalled being inspired by seeing Mamma Mia!, "At the end the audience stood up and everyone was singing – I just thought this would be the best thing ever but I didn't think 'that'll be me one day'."[5] A talent manager caught her performance in Chicago and recommend she turn professional.[3][4] Whelan Browne acknowledged her teachers, "Susan Anne Walker and Rosie Harris for singing, I danced at Bev Palmer's for a couple of years when I was younger and more recently have been doing some TV and film courses around Melbourne and Sydney."[4] In the early 2000s, she contracted glandular fever, which resulted in chronic fatigue syndrome, "I think with hindsight I hadn't found my place in the world and I didn't know what life was going to look like and actually, just as I was recovering, I was cast in Grease."[5]

Career

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Whelan Browne's professional career began in 2005 in Grease: The Arena Spectacular, playing the role of Patti Simcox.[7] She reprised the role in the United Kingdom.[7] In both productions she understudied Sandy's role. On returning to Sydney, she portrayed April in Gale Edwards's production of Company from June to August 2007 at Theatre Royal.[8] Due to illness, Whelan missed the 18 July performance, and with no understudy available, Peter Cousens of Kookaburra Musical Theatre decided the production would continue with "key songs, scenes and dialogue" removed.[9] Despite criticism of Company, and Cousens, in 2008 Whelan received the Sydney Theatre Award for Best Newcomer for her role in Company.[10][11]

The actress provided a one-woman performance in 'Tegrity: Britney Spears Live in Cabaret in the titular role, which began at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival (June 2009) and continued, as Britney Spears: the Cabaret, in Sydney (October 2009) and Melbourne (October 2010).[12][13] The show was co-written by Mathew Frank and Dean Bryant.[13] According to Andrew Stephens of The Sydney Morning Herald, it is "her first big hit. That's little wonder, given it is a searing and unexpectedly compassionate work."[13] In subsequent years, Britney Spears: the Cabaret was toured around Australia annually until 2019.[13][14][15] She played the role of Lucy in Bryant and Frank's Australian musical Once We Lived Here, in September 2009 for which she was nominated for the Green Room Award for Female Actor in a Featured Role (Music Theatre).[16] Other credits include Maisy in The Boy Friend (2009), as well as chorus member in 42nd Street (2007) and various characters in Starting Here, Starting Now (June–July 2010). Her debut film role was a brief appearance as "Woman Runner" in the romantic comedy, I Love You Too (May 2010).[17][18]

Whelan appeared in The Drowsy Chaperone (January–February 2010) for Melbourne Theatre Company (MTC) as Janet van de Graaf,[3] for which she was a nominated for a Helpmann Award for Best Female Actor in a Musical. The lead role of Man in the Chair was portrayed by Geoffrey Rush, while Whelan's then-boyfriend Rohan Browne took the role of George.[4][19] She played the title role in The Production Company's Sugar (September–October 2010), for which she was a Green Room Award nominee for Best Actress.[3] Sugar is based on the 1959 film, Some Like It Hot, with Marilyn Monroe as Sugar "Kane" Kowalczyk.[3][4] Whelan took the lead role of Clio/Kira in the musical, Xanadu (March 2011), which had her roller skating in a big top tent.[20][21] She obtained the sought-after role over fellow actress/singer contenders, Natalie Bassingthwaighte, Ricki-Lee Coulter, Erika Heynatz, Margot Robbie and Holly Valance.[22] She followed with the role of Erma in Anything Goes (July 2011).[23]

Whelan Browne was a guest panellist on an episode of Spicks and Specks in June 2011 on ABC Television[24] and on TV talk show, The Circle. She undertook the role of Kylie McDonald in the episode "Covert Aggression in Netball" of TV series Winners & Losers (March 2011).[25][26] She appeared in Offspring Season 2, Episode 11 "Complications" (July 2011) as Jenny.[27] Other TV credits include Leila Esperance in Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (March 2012) and Katarina in Conspiracy 365 (December 2012).[28][29][30] She played Gwendolyn in The Importance of Being Earnest (November 2011–January 2012) for MTC.[31] Cameron Woodhead of The Sydney Morning Herald felt despite the presence of Rush in the production, Whelan's "piping Gwendolyn steals the show, from the subtle subversions of her flirting behind her mother's back, to the ritualised cattiness of her scene with Cecily" (portrayed by Emily Barclay).[31]

She played Philia in the Melbourne season of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (October 2012) opposite Rush for which she was nominated for a Green Room Award for Best Supporting Actress.[32] Whelan Browne starred in Eddie Perfect's updated version of Shane Warne: The Musical as Elizabeth Hurley for five shows at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival and two shows at Melbourne's Hamer Hall in June 2013.[33] The actress portrayed Lina Lamont opposite Browne as Don Lockwood in Singin' in the Rain in August for The Production Company at The State Theatre, Melbourne.[34] Also in that year, she hosted the Helpmann Awards alongside Perfect, held at the Sydney Opera House.[35] On TV she had an arc of four episodes in Network Ten's drama series Wonderland as Kristen.[36]

In 2014, Whelan Browne took the role of Janet Weiss in the 40th anniversary tour of The Rocky Horror Show.[37][38] Lead actor Craig McLachlan portrayed Frank-N-Furter, reprising his role from 1992 Australian production.[38][39] In 2015, she played the role of Olivia Newton-John in the TV miniseries, Peter Allen: Not the Boy Next Door on the Seven Network.[40] The actress provided a cameo in House Husbands as an inappropriate dance teacher. She starred in another one-woman show Pure Blonde, written by Bryant and Frank, which played at the 2015 Adelaide Cabaret Festival.[41] Her portrayal of Eileen Evergreen in The Production Company's Nice Work If You Can Get It (August 2015) was described by Katie Purvis of AussieTheatre.com as displaying, "considerable comic chops."[42][43]

Whelan Browne appeared in the first season of The Wrong Girl (September–November 2016) as Nikkii Steadman for Network 10.[44] She portrayed Sacha in another romantic comedy film, Spin Out (September 2016); alongside Lincoln Lewis.[45][46] Greg King's review of Spin Out determined, "[Whelan Browne and Lewis] are wasted in thankless roles as a couple of city slickers who rock up to the ute muster looking for a bit of excitement, and find themselves bemused by some of the bizarre rituals at play here. But their characters mainly exist to draw some humour out of the old city versus country rivalry."[46] She portrayed one of the Pigeon sisters in MTC's production of The Odd Couple.[47][48] from November 2016, and as Billie Dawn in its 2017 production of Born Yesterday.[49] In 2018, she played Olivia in Simon Phillips' production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night at the MTC.[50] In both 2020 and 2021 she played Rosalind in As You Like It at the MTC with Phillips directing.[51] In 2018, Whelan Browne appeared as herself in the comedy film That's Not My Dog!. Whelan Browne joined the cast of Neighbours as Scarlett Brady in June 2019, which was broadcast in September.[52] She reprised the role the following year.[53] The actress joined the ensemble cast of the comedy news television program Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell in 2019, and continued with the show in 2020 and 2021. She also appeared in the 2020 web series Loving Captivity.

In 2023, it was announced that Whelan Browne would be participating in the twentieth series of Dancing with the Stars. She was paired with Craig Monley.

Personal life

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Whelan and her then-boyfriend Rohan Browne first appeared on stage together in The Drowsy Chaperone from January 2010.[4][19] In March 2012 Whelan and Browne married and she changed her surname to Whelan Browne.[54] In July of that year they performed together at The Production Company's The Producers, in which she played Ulla opposite Browne's Carmen Ghia.[4] The couple have a child.[6]

In January 2018, Whelan Browne, Heynatz and Angela Scundi made allegations of indecent assault by McLachlan, during the 2014 production of The Rocky Horror Show.[38][55] At the end of the subsequent criminal trial, in December 2020, McLachlan was found not guilty of all charges.[55] McLachlan had filed defamation suits against Whelan Browne and the reporting media (ABC and Fairfax) in February 2018.[56] However, the trial for these suits was postponed pending the related criminal trial,[57] in October 2021 the presiding judge announced the defamation trial was expected in April 2022 or later.[58] In May 2022, McLachlan dropped the suit.[59] In September 2023 Whelan Browne sued Oldfield Entertainment, the company that employed her on The Rocky Horror Show, claiming she was sexually harassed and sexually discriminated against.[60]

Filmography

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Title Year Role Notes Ref.
I Love You Too 2010 Woman Runner Debut film role [18]
Winners & Losers 2011 Kylie McDonald Season 1, Episode 1: "Covert Aggression in Netball" [25]
Offspring 2011 Jenny Season 2, Episode 11: "Complications" [27]
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries 2012 Leila Esperance Season 1, Episode 6: "Ruddy Gore" [28]
Conspiracy 365 2012 Katarina Three episodes: "February", "June", "December" [29]
Paper Giants: Magazine Wars 2013 Tracy TV miniseries
INXS: Never Tear Us Apart 2014 Shelley Blanks TV miniseries [7]
Peter Allen: Not the Boy Next Door 2015 Olivia Newton-John TV miniseries [40]
House Husbands 2015 Miss Karley Series 4, Episode 4 [61]
The Wrong Girl 2016 Nikkii Steadman Season 1, 8 episodes [44]
Spin Out 2016 Sacha [46]
That's Not My Dog! 2018 Herself [62]
Neighbours 2019–2020 Scarlett Brady 36 Episodes [52][53]
Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell 2019–2022 various characters 50 episodes [63][64]
Loving Captivity 2020 Ally Web series [65]
Spreadsheet 2021 Nancy 5 episodes [66]
Colin from Accounts 2022 Belinda 1 episode

Theatre roles

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Title Year Role Notes Ref.
Grease: The Arena Spectacular 2005 Patty Simcox Debut role [7][67]
Company 2007 April Sydney Theatre Award for Best Newcomer [8][11]
42nd Street 2007 Chorus member [68]
'Tegrity: Britney Spears Live in Cabaret 2009 Britney Spears One-woman show [11][69]
The Boy Friend 2009 Maisie [70]
Once We Lived Here 2009 Lucy World premiere [71][72]
Light the Night 2009 Soloist [73]
Starting Here, Starting Now 2010 Various characters [74][75]
The Drowsy Chaperone 2010 Janet van de Graaf Helpmann Award for Best Female Actor in a Musical nominee [19]
Hats Off 2010 2010 The Divine Sisters Benefit concert [76][77]
Sugar 2010 Sugar Kane [4][78]
OzMade Musicals 2010 2010 Actor [79]
Xanadu 2011 Clio/Kira Roller skating in a big top tent [80][81]
Anything Goes 2011 Erma [82]
The Importance of Being Earnest 2011 Gwendoline [83]
The Producers 2012 Ulla [84]
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum 2012 Philia [85]
Shane Warne: The Musical 2013 Elizabeth Hurley New role for updated version [33]
Singin' in the Rain 2013 Lina Lamont [34][86]
The Rocky Horror Show 2014 Janet Weiss 40th anniversary tour [37]
Pure Blonde 2015 various characters One-woman show [87][88]
Nice Work If You Can Get It 2015 Eileen Evergreen [42][89]
Jerry's Girls 2015 Herself [90]
The Beast 2016 Gen [91]
The Odd Couple 2016 Pigeon sister [47]
Born Yesterday 2017 Billie Dawn [92]
Vigil 2017 Herself [93]
Muriel's Wedding the Musical 2017 Tania Degano [94][95]
An Ideal Husband 2018 Mrs Cheveley [96][97]
Twelfth Night 2018 Olivia [50][98]
Muriel's Wedding the Musical 2019 Tania Degano [99]
As You Like It 2020 Rosalind [100]
As You Like It 2021 Rosalind [101]

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