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Gabriel Andrews is an Australian television, film and stage actor. He is best known for the hundreds of roles he played on the popular sketch comedy TV show Comedy Inc.

Career

Born in Sydney, he is a graduate of the National Institute of Dramatic Art. He appeared on G.P., Water Rats, Home and Away, and All Saints, before doing three years on Nine Network's Comedy Inc. He has appeared in several films, including Children and The Time Game. He has performed in many Sydney theatre productions and has done a host of readings, short stories, poems and journals for ABC Radio National, most notably a reading of Kenneth Cook's Australian classic novel Wake in Fright.

He is also an accomplished singer and violinist. Originally classically trained, he now sings and plays blues/jazz.

Due to his early beginnings as a professional musician and actor, he performed on all four stages of the Sydney Opera House (Concert Hall, Opera Theatre, Drama Theatre, Playhouse) by the age of seventeen.

Theatre

Filmography

Film

Television

References

1. IMDb: G.P., Water Rats, Home and Away, All Saints, Comedy Inc.
2. IMDb: The Time Game
3. ABC Radio National: Wake in Fright

External links

• Gabriel Andrews -official website
• Gabriel Andrews at IMDb

• Australian male stage actors
• Australian male film actors
• Australian male television actors
• Living people