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Nicole da Silva
After graduating from Theatre Nepean in 2003, Nicole went on to continue her studies at the London Academy of Film, TV and Radio.
For television, she was nominated in 2008 for the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Outstanding New Talent for her role as E.C in Dangerous. Other television credits include Carla Cametti PD, All Saints and East West 101.
Nicole has been very active with theatre, often performing between seasons of Rush. Most recently she performed with The Hayloft Project’s production of BC and in This Is Our Youth for Fortyfivedownstairs. Nicole has a long list of theatre credits, including Queen C for B Sharp, ¬A Life in the Theatre for Darlinghurst Theatre, The Subtle Art of Flirting for Newtown Theatre, and the local and international tour of Shorter and Sweeter.
Nicole juggles her busy schedule with her role as producer for her production company inc studios.
Nicole is thrilled to be returning to the third season of Rush as series regular Stella Dagostino.
ABOUT THE CHARACTER
SENIOR CONSTABLE STELLA DAGOSTINO
PLAYED BY NICOLE DA SILVA
Stella Dagostino, 26, Senior Constable
Stella has spunk. And lots of it. Whether she’s in a crisis situation with Tactical Response, or just at a party where the drinking games are in full swing, you know that Stella will be in it to win it.
This season, it seems her relationship with Michael has cooled right down as Stella meets a new woman, Cleo, in the most unlikely of circumstances. She seems a most welcome distraction and on the surface they seem to be good influences on each other.
Just because Michael isn’t out of sight, doesn’t mean he’s out of mind. An unexpected event, midway through this season, will jolt Stella into realising how much he really means to her.
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CAST OF RUSH
Rodger Corser
Rodger graduated from Deakin University in 1996 with a B.A Media Studies (Honours). His breakthrough role came in 1998 when he was cast in the leading role (from a field of 6000) in RENT, the musical.
Callan Mulvey
Born in Auckland, New Zealand, Callan moved with his family at the age of eight to Sydney, Australia.
Jolene Anderson
Jolene is best known for her work on the popular drama series All Saints as the sexy and feminine eternal optimist, Erica Templeton. Her portrayal of the sweet-natured nurse earned her a Logie Nomination in 2007 for Most Popular New Female Talent.
Nicole da Silva
After graduating from Theatre Nepean in 2003, Nicole went on to continue her studies at the London Academy of Film, TV and Radio.
Ashley Zukerman
Graduating from the Victorian College of the Arts in 2006, Zukerman saw 2010 as his busiest year yet, appearing in HBO's miniseries The Pacific, ABC's Lowdown and filmed in Australian independent feature film Blame which has its release earlier this year.
Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson has established a reputation as one of Australia’s busiest film and television actors.
Catherine McClements
Since graduating from NIDA in 1985 Catherine has had a successful and award winning career in Australian film, television and theatre.
Anthony Starr
Starr came relatively late to acting, starting his career in the mid-nineties, with his first screen appearance being on the iconic Kiwi soap Shortland Street. His natural on-screen charm quickly lead to roles in New Zealand and international productions,