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Lucy Wigmore

b. 1977

New Zealand actress

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About Lucy Wigmore

Born 1977. Lucy Wigmore is a New Zealand actor and film director.

Lucy Wigmore is a stage and screen actress from New Zealand. She played core cast member Dr Justine Jones in the long-running soap opera Shortland Street, and has also starred as Lillian May Armfield in Underbelly: Razor, a 13-part drama set in the 1920s–1930s on the rough and ready streets of Sydney, Australia. Underbelly "is one of Nine Networks most successful franchises". In 2015 Wigmore made a short film called Stationery which she wrote and directed.

Personal life Wigmore was raised in Auckland, New Zealand, where she attended Takapuna Grammar School. She studied international business and advertising at the Auckland University of Technology, and spent her final year of study in France.

Wigmore also completed a three-year Bachelor of Performing Arts (Acting) at Toi Whakaari New Zealand's National Drama School, graduating in 2002. She had her first AD and casting role in the Embrace Life Commercial for Sussex Safer Roads.

Wigmore's sister Gin is a singer and songwriter. Lucy directed one of Gin's music videos, 2016's "Willing to Die". One of Gin's songs, "Lucy Loo," was written for her sister.

Filmography

Film Year Title Role Notes 2015 Interloafer Harper Harrison Dir: Aidee Walker 2014 Stationery Celine Tall Story Productions & Working Group Entertainment, Dir: Lucy Wigmore 2014 The Land Loretta Dir/Producer: Steven Rodgers/Ingvar Kenne 2010 Sign Language Director/Writer London Film Academy 2007 The Last Magic Show Margot Dir: Andrew Conlan 2008 Ash & Libby Ash Twilight Productions, Dir: Mark Prebble 2007 Adventures of Spectacularman Female Sidekick Twilight Productions, Dir: Mark Prebble 2005 Spring Flames Gwen Madden (Lead) Seannanchie Productions, Dir: Aileen O'Sullivan 2005 King Kong Theatre patron Universal Studios, Dir: Peter Jackson 2002 For Good Reporter MAP Productions, Dir: Stuart McKenzie

Theatre Year Title Role Notes 2011 The Sweetest Thing Bella Belvoir St Theatre, Dir: Sarah Goodes 2010 Cat and Mouse Director La Mama Theatre (Melbourne) 2009 As You Like It Rosalind Hen & Chickens Theatre, London, Dir: Roanna Dalziel 2009 A Simple Procedure Lex, Troy, Wendy Last Night Productions, Pleasance Theatre, London 2009 The Night Before Christmas Krissy Shaky Isles London 2007 Look Back in Anger Helena Dir: Miranda Harcourt, Bats Theatre & Silo Theatres 2007 Salon 71 Self-Devised solo show Silo Theatre, Dir: Ben Crowder 2007 The Women Mary Haines NZ National Tour, Dir: Katie Wolfe 2006 Disgrace Various Auckland Theatre Company 2004 Cloud Nine Maud/Betty Silo Theatre, Dir: Edwin Wright 2003 Othello Bianca Centrepoint Theatre, Dir: Alison Quigan 2003 Middle Age Spread Judy Centrepoint Theatre, Dir: Jonathan Hendry 2002 Road Carol/Valerie Studio 77, Dir: Larry Rew 2002 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Nurse Flinn Circa Theatre, Dir: Andrew Foster 2002 Leah Burgundy/Gloucester's Servant NZ Actors Company, Dir: Simon Bennett

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Important facts

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1977, Auckland
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Education
Auckland University of Technology, Toi Whakaari

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Lucy Wigmore?

New Zealand actress

When was Lucy Wigmore born?

Lucy Wigmore was born in 1977 in Auckland.

What is Lucy Wigmore's occupation?

Lucy Wigmore is an actor and film director.

What nationality is Lucy Wigmore?

Lucy Wigmore is New Zealand.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Lucy Wigmore

· Wikidata: Q6698572

· DBpedia: Lucy Wigmore

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