Media
A recent collection of media related to the work and career of Madison Prince.
Diaspora Times
EXCLUSIVE: It’s no secret that representation and inclusion of Indigenous communities all over the world needs some help in Hollywood. Native people stateside have been fighting for equity in all spaces through many organizations and movements — and we have seen major strides with shows like Rutherford Falls on Peacock. The amplifying Indigenous voices is about to get stronger as the first Aboriginal Australian-led creative movement United Stages Collective is set to launch in the United States.
We need to talk
On this episode of #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda chats with the founders of United Stages Collective, Sam Cook, Madison Prince and Matt Coleman. They talk about the purpose behind United Stages collective, culturally what they want to bring to the states, the need for representation within Indigenous and Aboriginal communities and what the future holds.
United stages collective is aiming to bring aboriginal Australian creative excellence to Hollywood.
Broadway World
AUSTRALIAN THEATRE FESTIVAL NYC Plays to
Sold-Out Audiences
The AUSTRALIAN THEATRE FESTIVAL NYC, Co-Artistic Directors and Executive Producers Mark Barford, Connor Delves, and Jillian Geurts, co-produced by Ali Kennedy Scott, was a sold-out weekend-long celebration of Australian creativity, community and culture in New York City, December 10-12, 2021.
Single Girls Club
Born in Broome, remote Western Australia, Prince grew up on the stage alongside her theatre Director Mother. She began her professional career at age six in the Australian Nine Network family drama, Southern Cross. Prince received her formal training at the renowned Stella Adler Academy of Acting and Theatre and the Netflix-supported Identity School of Acting, a Los Angeles and London based acting school catering to emerging Actors of color.
