MARNEY MCQUEEN
MEDIA
Actor • Musical Theatre • Presenter • Singer • Voice Artist
Marney McQueen gets it right, first time every time, and has created a name for herself as one of Australia's most versatile voiceover talents. A graduate of NIDA's Acting degree, Marney has applied her chameleon-like abilities in many dramatic and comedic roles in film and TV. However, it is in her live stand up comedy shows that she truly shines. As Rosa Waxoffski, Celebrity Bikini Waxer, Marney has toured the world. In musical theatre, Marney debuted in the Australian premiere of Priscilla Queen of the Desert - The Musical; starred as 'Velma Von Tussle' in Hairspray; and as 'Nina' in Dreamlover, alongside David Campbell.
Bubbly, sexy, friendly, mumsy...Marney can do it all. She is equally at home with dramatic reads and dialogue as she is with comedy and characters. She is also funny, delightful, dedicated and easily directed. Barry Humphries once said of Marney, "She has the goods". That she does.
FILMOGRAPHY
Marney McQueen is known for Son of the Mask (2005), The Smuggler (2014) and The Pet Killer (2019).
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VOICE ARTIST
Marney is equally at home with dramatic reads and dialogue as she is with comedy and characters. Recent campaigns she has lent her voice to include Origin Energy, Australian Unity, RACV and as the voice of ABC2.
As well as lending her voice to many TV and Radio campaigns, Marney has voiced character roles in the animated feature films Mia and Me: The Hero of Centopia, 100% Wolf, and Maya the Bee 2: The Honey Games".
THE TRAIL BEST TAKEN
Follow Marney along the Central Coast Makers Trail.
Whether you have a few hours or an entire weekend to explore, the Central Coast Makers Trail is the perfect adventure. This self-indulgent food and drink discovery trail will thrill you with new sensations and behind-the-scenes experiences. Meet skilled artisans and award-winning providores. Enjoy gourmet tastings, voyages of discovery and hands-on epicurean delight. The Central Coast’s hidden gems are a secret no more.
September 2021 - The black-tie wedding of Fraser Stark and Michael Edwards in a ballroom atop the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney. Image: Sydney Morning Herald
We do: Why thousands of Australians are saying yes to marriage celebrants. ARTICLE: Sydney Morning Herald
Celebrant Marney McQueen, a singer, actress, dancer and comedian, told the story of how the couple met and at one point playfully admonished her grooms: “You are not married quite yet, just a little while longer.”
McQueen then performed a duet of the Barbra Streisand and Céline Dion hit Tell Him with Stark, followed by an impromptu rendition of Moon River with singer David Campbell, a guest sitting at her table, for the couple’s first waltz.