Marion Prebble
Marion Prebble is a Tāmaki Makarau–based actor, writer and producer. She has worked both in Aotearoa and the United Kingdom since graduating from Unitec with a Bachelor of Performing Arts degree. Highlights have included performing in award-winning short films Datsun and Baby?, being the Producer-in-Residence at The Basement Theatre and the producer of Massive Company, and writing, producing and performing in The Panty Shelf in Edinburgh, London, and Tāmaki Makarau.
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Marion Prebble
Marion Prebble is a Tāmaki Makarau–based actor, writer and producer. She has worked both in Aotearoa and the United Kingdom since graduating from Unitec with a Bachelor of Performing Arts degree. Highlights have included performing in award-winning short films Datsun and Baby?, being the Producer-in-Residence at The Basement Theatre and the producer of Massive Company, and writing, producing and performing in The Panty Shelf in Edinburgh, London, and Tāmaki Makarau.
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