Rosie is an award-winning performer whose career spans over 25 years and has seen her perform on the musical theatre, operatic, cabaret and corporate stage both nationally and overseas. Her credits include performances with the State Opera of South Australia, Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Adelaide Festival, Cameron Mackintosh, Popjam Productions, Seabiscuit Productions, Six Foot Something Productions, The Factory and Ding! Productions. She studied at the Elder Conservatorium and is now delighted to be lecturing there in the musical theatre degree.
Rosie's professional theatrical journey began with the Australian/New Zealand cast of Cameron Mackintosh's The Phantom of the Opera. Her recent stage credits include Candide (2024), national tour of Love Burns (2022), understudying Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd, and performing in Carousel (2021). Other notable roles include Prince Orlovsky in Die Fledermaus (2017), the Second Lady in The Magic Flute (2016) with the State Opera of South Australia, and a guest appearance in Requiem at the Adelaide Festival (2020). She made a memorable debut as Miriam in the world premiere of The Front at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival (2015) and toured Australia with Amity Dry’s musical Mother Wife and the Complicated Life (2013).
In 2012, Rosie was honored with the Adelaide Theatre Guide Curtain Call Award for Best Professional Female Performance for her role as Diana Goodman in the Adelaide premiere of the rock musical Next to Normal (Six Foot Something Productions & The Factory).
Rosie's extensive credits also include The Venetian Twins (Beatrice) for the Sydney Olympic Festival and South Pacific (Dinah) with Seabiscuit Productions. As a sought-after performer, she regularly appears with corporate entertainment company Ding Productions, performing to audiences of over 25,000 at the Adelaide Oval for the Big Bash League’s New Year's Eve celebrations and at various venues including the Adelaide Entertainment Centre and Adelaide Convention Centre.
In addition to her performance career, Rosie is a respected educator and voice trainer. She conducts workshops on vocal technique, song interpretation, and stylistic versatility, and lectures in Vocal Anatomy and provides one-to-one singing tuition at the University of Adelaide as part of the Bachelor of Music Theatre program. Rosie has also taught at the Adelaide College of Arts, Tabor College, and offers private consultations from her home vocal studio.
