About Mark Wright
Mark Wright was a New Zealand actor.
Mark Wright is a New Zealand actor, comedic entertainer, writer, and raconteur. He is a Toi Whakaari NZ Drama School graduate. He is an international Theatresports champion, has appeared for every professional theatre company in New Zealand, and toured extensively throughout Australasia. Notably: The Rocky Horror Show, Bouncers, A Way Of Life, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. He has featured in some 40 different television series/programmes/specials and has won two New Zealand Film & Television awards – both for best performance. Recent theatrical appearances include
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time - Court Theatre 8 Gigabytes of Hardcore Pornography - Silo Theatre The Audience & 6 Degrees of Separation -Auckland Theatre Co. Ladies Night - Centrepoint Theatre
In June 2022, Wright premiered a new work 'The Gallipoli Monologues' (now titled 'Voices From Gallipoli') to great audience and critical acclaim.
His films include Murder in Greenwich, Her Majesty, Dirty Dave, I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry, and Alex.
His television credits including Peppermint Twist, The Billy T James Show, Issues with McPhail and Gadsby, That Comedy Show, Comedy Central, and Newsflash.
He has played three different characters on the iconic New Zealand series Shortland Street and also appeared on What Now, Amazing Extraordinary Friends, Power Rangers, Nothing Trivial, Terry Teo, Go Girls, and as the voices of Moa, Ichtheo and Niblicks on the animated series Kiri & Lou
Biography He was raised in St Heliers and educated at Sacred Heart College, Auckland, Selwyn College, Auckland, and Toi Whakaari. He was a stage actor in Wellington, and his first television appearance was as Mick Ryan in Peppermint Twist.
Wright is also a professional speaker.
His wife is Natalie Wright (nee Dennis) who played Shelley Crombie on Shortland Street from 1998-2001.
Filmography Television roles 1994 That Comedy Show
1995 Sportsnight Comedy Central 1998 Newsflash - Leonard Foxx 2003 Power Rangers Ninja Storm - Businessman 2019 Power Rangers Beast Morphers - General Burke Undated Peppermint Twist, Mick Ryan. Shark in the Park Shortland Street - Nurse Gary Fraser The Billy T James Show - Nigel Fitchurch 1990: The Issues - Various Characters Issues - Various Characters More Issues - Various Characters City Life - Derek Gillespie The Amazing Extraordinary Friends - Ben's Father
Voice-over roles Meet the Feebles - Sid the Elephant, The Masked Masochist, Louie the Dog, The Fish, Poodle, Bartender, Crab, Chorus-girls (voices) The Great Kiwi Video Show - Voices Power Rangers Ninja Storm - Amphibidor, Bopp-A-Roo, Mr. Ratwell (voices) Power Rangers Dino Thunder - Rojobot, White Terrorsaurus/White Terrorsaurus II (voices) Power Rangers S.P.D. - Rhinix, T-Top, Katana (voices) Power Rangers Mystic Force - Warmax (voice) Power Rangers Operation Overdrive - Magmador (voice) Power Rangers Jungle Fury - Scorch (voice) Power Rangers Samurai - Rofer, Epoxar (voices) Power Rangers Megaforce - Argus, Rotox, Rotox DX (voices) Power Rangers Dino Super Charge - Hookbeard, Doomwing (voices) Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel - Deceptron (voice) Power Rangers Beast Morphers - Clawtron (voice) Power Rangers Dino Fury - Trawler (voice) Power Rangers Cosmic Fury - Doodrip (voice)
Movie roles Alex - Male Commentator Kevin Rampenbacker and the Electric Kettle - Kevin I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Bill Her Majesty - Freezing Works Foreman Murder in Greenwich A Minecraft Movie - HR Person
Theatre The Rocky Horror Show A Way of Life
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