Mariah Gale

Mariah Gale (born c.1980) is a British-Australian actress who won the 2006 Ian Charleson Award.

She studied at Birmingham University and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

Gale was a member of the 2009-2011 RSC ensemble: the critic Michael Coveney described her as " brilliant at the adolescent sulkiness of Juliet".

Credits

• Morte d'Arthur (2010, RSC) as Ettard/ Elaine of Astolat/ Morgan's gentlewoman
• Romeo and Juliet (2010, RSC) as Juliet
• The Grain Store (2009, RSC) as Masha
• Hamlet (2009, TV) as Ophelia
• The Comedy of Errors (2009, RSC) as a courtesan
• As You Like It (2009, RSC) as Celia (understudying Rosalind)
• The Diary of Anne Frank (2009, TV series) as Bep Voskuijl
• Hamlet (2008, RSC) as Ophelia
• Love's Labour's Lost (2008, RSC) as the Princess of France
• A Midsummer Night's Dream (2008, RSC) as 1st Fairy
• Skins (2008, TV series) guest starring as Polly
• The Sea (2008, Theatre Royal, Haymarket) as Rose
• Oliver Twist (2007, miniseries) as Agnes Fleming
• Mad King Ludwig (2007, Rose Bruford) (rehearsed reading) as Henriette/ Cosima Wagner
• Vernon God Little (2007, Young Vic Theatre) as Talyor/ Ella
• Professor Bernhardi (2007, BBC Radio 3) as Nurse Ludmilla
• Regime Change (2007, BBC Radio 3) as Natascha
• The Tempest (2006-7, RSC) as Miranda
• Julius Caesar (2006, RSC) as Portia
• Antony and Cleopatra (2006-7, RSC) as Octavia
• Passion and Politics (2005, Young Vic) (rehearsed reading)
• 'Tis Pity She's a Whore (2005, Southwark Playhouse) as Annabella
• Cymbeline (2005, Regent's Park open air theatre)
• Twelfth Night (2005, Regent's Park open air theatre) as Viola
• The Last Waltz: Musik (2005, Arcola Theatre) as Klara
• The Last Waltz: Professor Bernhardi (2005, Arcola Theatre) as Nurse Ludmilla
• The Night (2005, BBC Radio 3) (poetry reading)
• Much Ado About Nothing (2004, Shakespeare's Globe) as Hero
• The Lost Child (2003-4, Chichester Festival Theatre)
• Stealing Sweets and Punching People (2003, Latchmere Theatre) as Emily
• Loveplay (2003, Finborough Theatre)
• Broken (2000, Hen & Chickens Theatre)