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Kat Stewart
Billie Proudman
Kat Stewart is arguably best known for her role as the infamous Roberta Williams on the highly acclaimed first series of Underbelly. In 2008, she received the AFI Award for Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama and in 2009 was awarded the Most Outstanding Actress Logie for her performance.
More recently Kat’s work in television has included Tangle for Southern Star and Showcase alongside the wonderful ensemble cast of Justine Clarke, Ben Mendelsohn, Matt Day and Catherine McClements, and Andrew Denton’s comedy series, 30 Seconds for Comedy Channel.
Other television credits include Shaun Micallef’s world affairs satire, Newstopia (SBS), the BBC2 comedy series Supernova, for which she earned a Logie nomination (Graeme Kennedy Award for Most Outstanding New Talent) and two ASTRA Nominations as well as recurring roles on City Homicide, Kick, and Last Man Standing. Kat has guest starred on Blue Heelers, Stingers, Crash/Burn, Something in the Air, The Secret Life of Us, and Fergus McPhail.
Kat made her feature film debut in Alkinos Tsimillios’ Em for Jay and played Lady Macduff in Geoffrey Wright's contemporary retelling of Shakespeare's Macbeth set in the ganglands of Melbourne.
As an ensemble member of Red Stitch Actors Theatre since 2002, Kat has appeared in over a dozen plays for the company including The Little Dog Laughed, The Shape of Things, Rabbit Hole, Bug and Loyal Women. She has also worked with MTC on productions such as Festen and last year’s Frost/Nixon.
Kat has received two Green Room Awards, the Gerda Nicholson Award for Emerging Actress in 2004 and Best Actress for Bug/The Shape of Things in 2006. She was nominated for two Green Room Awards, one for Best Actress for her body of work in 2003 and Best Actress for The Little Dog Laughed in 2008.
BILLIE PROUDMAN
Billie Proudman is Nina’s boisterous elder sister. An apprentice in their father’s real estate business, Billie is a force to be reckoned with. Bold, brassy and incapable of lying. While Nina was good as gold, Billie was the wild child; the black sheep who strayed from the flock. But the clock is ticking for Billie, who is determined to put her wayward youth behind her, to straighten up and fly right, to make something great of her life. Adventurous and extroverted, Billie’s tough exterior masks a very soft centre, and she will go to almost any length to protect the things she cares about. Hearing her biological clock ticking, Billie’s determined to start a family with boyfriend Mick, if only they can stick to their life plan.
