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Michael Buxton

Studio Ensemble

Michael Buxton

A Versatile Actor of Remarkable Skill and Charm

Michael Buxton’s acting journey began when he graduated from Ignition Theatre (NMIT) in 2005, and since then, he’s been an original and invaluable member of the Rollercoaster Theatre Ensemble. His theatre credits are extensive, having worked with notable companies like FOG, DVA, and Rawcus.


Michael has performed in every Rollercoaster Theatre production to date, showcasing his immense versatility across a wide range of roles. His long-standing collaboration with Rollercoaster Theatre is a testament to his dedication and skill as both a stage and screen actor.


Beyond his work with Rollercoaster Theatre, Michael has been involved in a variety of creative projects. He developed Catalogue (Rawcus, 2015) and participated in inclusive workshops with Weave Movement Theatre and Caroline Bowditch, where he was one of only nine performers chosen from all over Australia. Michael’s film credits include Rodney (dir. Andrew Coyle), Wake (VCA), and Thomas Ride in an Ambulance (dir. Jamieson Pearce), alongside award-winning actors Laura Wheelwright and John Brumpton.


Michael also starred in the short film Baby, which premiered at the prestigious Slamdance Film Festival in Utah in 2024. The film has gone on to screen at festivals worldwide, from Athens to St Kilda, further solidifying Michael’s reputation as an accomplished actor in both the theatre and film industries.


Michael is represented by Loom Arts and Management for all bookings.


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