Eloise Rothfield is a multifaceted and versatile Brisbane-based actor, distinguished for her captivating and memorable performance as Shelly Huffman in the critically acclaimed and highly praised miniseries Boy Swallows Universe, which was skillfully adapted from the esteemed and highly respected book by Trent Dalton.
Throughout her research for the role, Eloise Rothfield observed a notable scarcity of on-screen representation of young individuals living with neuromuscular conditions, which sparked a strong desire within her to provide support and advocacy to the community.
As a result, Eloise has taken on the role of charity ambassador for Muscular Dystrophy Queensland, utilizing her platform to raise awareness and funds for the organization, and to provide a voice for those affected by neuromuscular conditions.
Eloise's odyssey in the realm of performing arts commenced at the age of seven, when she first set foot on the stage, her youthful energy and innate talent evident as she delivered sidesplitting comedic poetry with remarkable poise and confidence at an esteemed eisteddfod. This inaugural foray into the world of performance marked the beginning of an illustrious career, replete with a diverse array of performances across various genres, including dramatic productions, musical theatre extravaganzas, comedy improvisation spectacles, choirs, and rock bands.
Eloise's academic journey culminated in the attainment of a prestigious Diploma of Music from Music Industry College, where she devoted her senior studies to a comprehensive exploration of the creative and performing arts, delving deeply into a multifaceted array of disciplines that ignited her passion and curiosity.
With a keen focus on the artistic domains that resonated most profoundly with her, Eloise's studies encompassed the melodic mastery of singing, the narrative nuances of script and song writing, the visual virtuosity of painting, the technical aptitude of photography, the cinematic craftsmanship of filmmaking, the dynamic drama of television, and the improvisational agility of performance.
Eloise is poised to make a significant impact in the film industry, marking her feature film debut with a starring role as Mary in the highly anticipated movie, "How to Make Gravy", which is slated for release in December 2024.
