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Lisa Flanagan

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Lisa Flanagan
Born
Australia
OccupationActress

Lisa Flanagan is an Aboriginal Australian actress, known for her roles on stage and in television and film. Film roles include her debut movie Australian Rules and Look Both Ways, while on stage she performed in Wesley Enoch's The Sapphires and The 7 Stages of Grieving several times, and on television in the series Double Trouble, Redfern Now[1][2] and Total Control.[3]

Stage

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Flanagan's stage roles include:[4]

Film

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Year Title Role Notes
2002 Australian Rules Clarence
Black and White Girl at Cinema
Free Short film
2004 Turn Around Short film
Queen of Hearts
2005 Look Both Ways Anna
2006 Opal Dream Ms Banamooka
2007 Spike Up Raving Woman Short film
Hush Jo Television film
September Leena Parker
2009 Rivals Maya Davis
2010 Double Trouble Freda
2015 Strangerland Coreen
Redfern Now: Promise Me Allie Television film
Dawn Shop Keeper
2016 Home and Away: Revenge Amy Peters Television film
2017 Brown Lips Dot Short film
2022 We Are Still Here Katherine

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
2003 All Saints Chloe "Boo" Hanson 5 episodes
2007 East West 101 Sarah King Episode: "Death at the Station"
2008 Double Trouble Freda 13 episodes
2009 Dirt Game Nadia Episode: "Boab Dreaming"
2010 City Homicide Grace Barlow Episode: "Ties That Bind"
2012–2013 Redfern Now Allie 2 episodes
2014 The Gods of Wheat Street Libby Lavelle 6 episodes[5]
2014 The Code Eadie Smith 4 episodes
2015–2019 Glitch Kath 10 episodes
2015 Ready for This Rose Preston Episode: "Back on Track"
2017 Cleverman Harah 3 episodes
2017 Kiki and Kitty Nan's Kitty 2 episodes
2017 Aussie Rangers Carol
2018 Wrong Kind of Black Mum 3 episodes
2019-24 Total Control Faye Stanley 9 episodes
2021 Home and Away Amy Peters 6 episodes
2022 Mystery Road: Origin Catherine 6 episodes
Aftertaste Tammy 1 episode

References

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  1. ^ "Characters". ABC1. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 30 June 2021.
  2. ^ Liddle, Celeste (13 November 2013). "Redfern Now's portrayal of urban Aborginal [sic] life is long overdue". the Guardian. Retrieved 30 June 2021.
  3. ^ "Total Control". Blackfella Films (in Welsh). Retrieved 30 June 2021.
  4. ^ "Lisa Flanagan". AusStage. Retrieved 30 June 2021.
  5. ^ Burin, Margaret (4 April 2014). "The Gods of Wheat Street: A TV drama about a family who just so happens to be black". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 30 June 2021.
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