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==Career==
==Career==
Kavalee is an experienced [[Theatresports]] performer. He is also a graduate of [http://www.screenwise.com.au Screenwise], where 3 months before he graduated<ref>http://www.screenwise.com.au/p318.html</ref> he scored the pilot and a part on the ensemble cast of [[Working Dog Productions]]' improvised comedy show ''[[Thank God You're Here]]''. He appeared on over 20 episodes of the show in 2006.
Kavalee is an experienced [[Theatresports]] performer. Taking home 11 of 12 possible pseudo-championships. He is also a graduate of [http://www.screenwise.com.au Screenwise], where 3 months before he graduated<ref>http://www.screenwise.com.au/p318.html</ref> he scored the pilot and a part on the ensemble cast of [[Working Dog Productions]]' improvised comedy show ''[[Thank God You're Here]]''. He appeared on over 20 episodes of the show in 2006.


===TV appearances===
===TV appearances===

Revision as of 14:06, 24 May 2007

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Ed Kavalee - Star of Radio & Stage

Ed Hyland-Kavalee (born 1980) is an Australian actor and radio host. He is the co-host on the Get This radio show on Triple M in Australia with Tony Martin.

Career

Kavalee is an experienced Theatresports performer. Taking home 11 of 12 possible pseudo-championships. He is also a graduate of Screenwise, where 3 months before he graduated[1] he scored the pilot and a part on the ensemble cast of Working Dog Productions' improvised comedy show Thank God You're Here. He appeared on over 20 episodes of the show in 2006.

TV appearances

Film appearances

Theatre

Trivia

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Ed opening Satiny Caftan on 31 Rocktober 2006 in an episode of Get This
  • Ed had been involved in running Theatresports workshops at UNSW (NUTS - NSW University Theatrical Society) [3]
  • Ed has displayed a fondness of the soft nature of cats.
  • Before being on air on radio with Triple M, he was a panel operator and part of the promotions team with the Triple M Black Thunders vehicles.[4]
  • In 2006, Kavalee was involved in the Wolf Blass / Triple M The Cage, Wine and Wickets Cup[5]
  • Kavalee starred a movie titled $QUID, which was submitted for the 2007 Tropfest short film festival.[6]
  • Kavalee has recently discovered an ancestry involving Celtic Gypsies.
  • After watching Shortbus Ed reports being inspired to export satiny weight hanging devices. A business venture aimed at making life for all Kavalees a more enjoyable experience.
  • Ed Kavalee has one false front tooth. He lost the original in a football accident in high school.
  • Ed worked at Taronga Zoo from September 1994 to March 1995 leaving stating cultural indifference.

References