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Miss Julie


Miss Julie
Directed by Kip Williams
Melbourne Theatre Company
2016












A Streetcar Named Desire





Stella
with Cate Blanchett and Joel Edgerton
Directed by Liv Ullmann
Brooklyn Academy of Music (NYC)
Kennedy Centre (Washington DC)
Sydney Theatre Company (Sydney)
2009

Helen Hayes Award for Best Supporting Actress














The Great


Catherine the Great
by Tony McNamara
Sydney Theatre Company
2008










Isabel
Directed by Benedict Andrews
Belvoir Street Theatre
2010







Honey
Directed by Benedict Andrews
Belvoir Street Theatre
2007












 









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Miss Julie


Miss Julie
Directed by Kip Williams
Melbourne Theatre Company
2016







A Streetcar Named Desire





Stella
with Cate Blanchett and Joel Edgerton
Directed by Liv Ullmann
Brooklyn Academy of Music (NYC)
Kennedy Centre (Washington DC)
Sydney Theatre Company (Sydney)
2009

Helen Hayes Award for Best Supporting Actress
















The Great


Catherine the Great
by Tony McNamara
Sydney Theatre Company
2008









Measure For Measure


Isabel
Directed by Benedict Andrews
Belvoir Street Theatre
2010









Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?


Honey
Directed by Benedict Andrews
Belvoir Street Theatre
2007












Hell On Wheels


Eva
AMC/Netflix
2011-2016
(50 Episodes)





Interview: Hell On Wheels

Q&A — Robin McLeavy (Eva), via AMC

Robin McLeavy, who plays Eva on AMC’s Hell on Wheels, talks about the evolution of her character, finally getting to ride a horse and missing her signature chin tattoo.

Q: Fans have always had a special connection to you as shown through their fan art and even their own chin tattoos. What’s it been like to make such an impact?

A: I just feel so grateful, and I love that [her story] comes from the real life of Olive Oatman. It’s interesting because some people say, “You’re beautiful even with the tattoo,” but I thought I was beautiful as the character because of the tattoo, not despite it. I’m appreciative of the history and the story. I think tattoo art lets your body tell a story for you.

Q: What will you take away from your experience on Hell on Wheels?

A: Eva is one of the most resilient, tough and deeply spiritual women that I’ve ever played. She develops an outlook on life that is very unique. She’s lived so many lives in such a short period of time, but she ultimately always comes back to herself. She’s constantly traversing the unknown and having a sense of “anything is possible.” That kind of strength was definitely an inspiration to me over the last five years. I kept Eva’s hat and her boots, and I still rub my chin and wonder if there’s a little bit of tattoo there. [Laughs]

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Homeland


Charlotte Benson
Showtime
2020 Season 8 - Series Finale (Final 2 Episodes)







Wu Assassins


Maggie McCullough
Netflix
2019 (3 Episodes)






Blinky Bill


Nutsy
with Toni Collette, Ryan Kwanten and Barry Humphries
Directed by Dean Taylor
2015








Backtrack


Barbara Henning
with Adrien Brody and Sam Neill
Directed by Michael Petroni
2015






Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter


Nancy Lincoln
Directed by Timur Bekmambetov
Produced by Tim Burton
2012 








The Loved Ones


Lola
Directed by Sean Byrne
2009











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Hell On Wheels


Eva
AMC/Netflix
2011-2016
(50 Episodes)




Interview: Hell On Wheels Q&A — Robin McLeavy (Eva), via AMC

Robin McLeavy, who plays Eva on AMC’s Hell on Wheels, talks about the evolution of her character, finally getting to ride a horse and missing her signature chin tattoo.

Q: Fans have always had a special connection to you as shown through their fan art and even their own chin tattoos. What’s it been like to make such an impact?

A: I just feel so grateful, and I love that [her story] comes from the real life of Olive Oatman. It’s interesting because some people say, “You’re beautiful even with the tattoo,” but I thought I was beautiful as the character because of the tattoo, not despite it. I’m appreciative of the history and the story. I think tattoo art lets your body tell a story for you.

Q: What will you take away from your experience on Hell on Wheels?

A: Eva is one of the most resilient, tough and deeply spiritual women that I’ve ever played. She develops an outlook on life that is very unique. She’s lived so many lives in such a short period of time, but she ultimately always comes back to herself. She’s constantly traversing the unknown and having a sense of “anything is possible.” That kind of strength was definitely an inspiration to me over the last five years. I kept Eva’s hat and her boots, and I still rub my chin and wonder if there’s a little bit of tattoo there. [Laughs]

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Homeland


Charlotte Benson
Showtime
2020 (2 Episodes)








Wu Assassins


Maggie McCullough
Netflix
2019 (3 Episodes)








Blinky Bill


Nutsy
with Toni Collette, Ryan Kwanten and Barry Humphries
Directed by Dean Taylor
2015











Backtrack


Barbara Henning
with Adrien Brody and Sam Neill
Directed by Michael Petroni
2015









Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter


Nancy Lincoln
Directed by Timur Bekmambetov
Produced by Tim Burton
2012 









The Loved Ones


Lola
Directed by Sean Byrne
2009