Taskmaster NZ Színész- és szereplőlista - 1. évad
Self - Taskmaster szerepében:
Jeremy Wells
1977-06-07 Auckland, New Zealand
Jeremy Wells is a New Zealand television personality, most famous as the host of TVNZ's satirical news show Eating Media Lunch.
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Self - Taskmaster's Assistant szerepében:
Paul Williams
1992-08-07 Christchurch, New Zealand
Paul began his comedy career as a member of TNT, a very mildly popular improv troupe in Nelson. He then moved to Wellington where he made his stand up debut in 2013. In 2016, he attended both the Melbourne Comedy Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival playing a supporting role in Rose Matafeo’s show, ‘Finally Dead’. He is a 2017 Billy T Award nominee.
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Self szerepében:
Madeleine Sami
1980-05-10 Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
Actor Madeleine Sami won international acclaim starring in two Toa Fraser plays: 1998's Bare and solo show No 2. Aged 18, she debuted on screen on Shortland Street and Pio. Following Insiders Guide to Happiness, she played Oscar Kightley's romantic interest in Sione's Wedding. Sami went on to win an NZ acting award for Super City, in which she created and played multiple characters. In 2018 comedy The Breaker Upperers hit cinemas; Sami co-wrote, co-directed and co-starred with Jackie van Beek.
Self szerepében:
Guy Williams
1987-09-19 Christchurch, New Zealand
After a couple of years in stand-up comedy, Guy Williams "hit the jackpot" when he won the Dai’s Protégé Project competition — through Jono’s New Show — which saw him opening for Dai Henwood during the NZ International Comedy Festival. The following year Williams found himself working with Jono Pryor on his TV show The Jono Project. He took home the Billy T James comedy award in 2012 before joining radio station The Edge in 2014. He has since worked on various shows including a regular slot on Jono and Ben, narrating Come Dine With Me New Zealand, and hosting 2019 comedy news show New Zealand Today.
Self szerepében:
Angella Dravid
Oman
Angella Dravid is a New Zealand stand-up comedian, writer and actress. She is of Samoan-Indian descent, and has lived in Oman, Australia, the UK, and New Zealand. She initially attended an open mic night to get over her anxiety at working customer service facing jobs and her fear of public speaking, and continued to pursue stand-up comedy after her sets were successful. In 2017, she decided on showbusiness, and perhaps writing a drama or serial based on her experiences; upon her choosing, she turned her thoughts of being in an abusive relationship into a show called Down the Rabbit Hole, which played the New Zealand International Comedy Festival (NZICF). For her performance Dravid won the 2017 Billy T Award, an accolade that recognises up and coming comedy performers.
Self szerepében:
Leigh Hart
1970-07-20 Greymouth, New Zealand
Leigh Hart is a New Zealand comedian, radio announcer and performance artist who is also known as "That Guy". He has made various appearances on New Zealand television, including SportsCafe and his own show, Moon TV
Self szerepében:
Brynley Stent
1989-01-01 New Zealand
