Jennifer Flowers

Jennifer Flowers is an actor, director and teacher.

Her credits include notable performances in Doubt - for which she received a Helpman Award Nomination for Best Actress - The Lady in the Van and The Crucible for Sydney Theatre Company (STC).

She has won the Matilda Awards for Excellence in Acting/Directing four times.

Jennifer was recently the Associate Director and Touring Director of A Year of Magical Thinking working alongside Cate Blanchett.

She has also directed Morning Sacrifice, The Glass Menagerie and the national tour of Amigos for the STC.

Other directing credits include Molly Sweeney, Top Dogs and Antigone for the Queensland Theatre Company (QTC) and numerous plays and national tours for QPAC, USQ, Expressions Dance Company and La Boite Theatre.

Jennifer has starred in over 50 plays. These include Honour, After the Ball, The Tempest, The Marriage of Figaro, Julius Caesar, Romeo and Juliet, The Cherry Orchard, The Glass Menagerie and Hotel Sorrento for QTC.

Other acting credits include The Removalists, Private Lives, Hedda Gabler and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf for TN! Theatre Company and numerous plays for other companies.

She has been a board member of both TN! Theatre Company and QTC.

Jennifer's Philosophy

Language is an essential component of our need to communicate and the skills required to bring great texts to life will always be part of an accomplished actor's craft.