Thuso Mbedu, a talented South African-born thespian, successfully completed his academic pursuits at the prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Art towards the end of 2014, thereby paving the way for his entry into the competitive world of acting.
Thuso Mbedu's professional journey commenced with his graduation, marking a significant milestone in his life. Shortly after this notable achievement, he ventured into the world of film, making his feature film debut in the 2018 American-Australian psychological thriller 2:22. The project allowed him to hone his craft and gain valuable experience in the industry.
In addition to his work on 2:22, Thuso also appeared in the 2017 feature film Berlin Syndrome, a thought-provoking and critically acclaimed production. This opportunity further solidified his position as a talented and versatile actor, capable of taking on diverse roles and delivering outstanding performances.
Furthermore, Thuso's television credits include the Australian television series Random and Whacky, produced by the esteemed Ambience Entertainment. This production provided him with the chance to showcase his range and adaptability, as he navigated the complexities of television acting and brought his unique perspective to the role.
Beyond his extensive portfolio of television and film appearances, Thuso has also had the opportunity to explore his versatility as a host, by leading the popular children's television program "Imagination Train" and further showcasing his range by lending his voice to numerous programs for ABC Radio, effectively demonstrating his adaptability and breadth of talent.
Thuso's theatrical journey began in 2015 with the highly anticipated premiere of Prize Fighter at the Brisbane Festival, a prestigious event that garnered widespread attention and acclaim. As a result of his outstanding performance, he received a coveted Helpmann Award nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, a testament to his remarkable talent and dedication to his craft.
Over the course of the past few years, Thuso has taken on the significant role of 'Malcolm' in the esteemed Bell Shakespeare's production of Macbeth, a testament to his versatility as a performer. In addition, he has also appeared in the critically acclaimed Belvoir production of A Taste of Honey, as well as the Darlinghurst Theatre's thought-provoking production of The Mystery of Love and Sex.
Notably, Thuso has also made notable appearances in the esteemed medical drama Pulse, broadcasted by the reputable ABC network.
