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The Team

Amy Bradney-George

Amy Bradney-George

Co-founder

Amy is an actress who has worked in Australia and Vancouver, Canada. For Et Tu Theatre, she has played Ruth in Ulster American (2025), Connie in The Effect (2024), Maz in the Australian premiere of Maz and Bricks (2023), Kali in Stockholm (2019) and Desdemona in their 2021 workshop of Othello.

Other theatre credits include Olga in Summerfolk (2017), Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream Re-Imagined (2016), Sicinius in Coriolanus (2016), Nora in The Plough and the Stars (2016) and an ensemble actor for MKA Theatre’s HOT!HOT!HOT (2016).

Screen credits include Henry VI in the international online production of Shakespeare’s Age of Crowns Cycle (2020), As You Like It (2020), Julius Caesar (2020), Liz Drives (2017), web series Ninja Panda (2014) and Canadian thriller Chain of Fools (2011).

In 2024, Amy was commissions by the City of Coffs Harbour to write verbatim monologues and direct young people in audio versions of them for the Reflections of the Future project.

Amy has trained with Scott Major, Brett Cousins (Red Stitch), Howard Fine, David Coury and Marilyn McIntyre (Howard Fine Acting Studio Australia) and with Andrea Moor as part of her degree at Griffith University (B.Arts Drama, Journalism).

 

She also works as a writer, editor, SEO specialist, voice over artist and creative consultant.

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Seton Pollock

Co-founder

Seton is incredibly proud to be the co-founder and co-director of Et Tu Theatre Company, based here in the beautiful Bellingen Shire.

For Et Tu Theatre, Seton performed the role of Todd in the 2019 production of Stockholm by Bryony Lavery, Iago in Et Tu’s workshop of William Shakespeare’s Othello, Bricks in the Australian premiere of Maz and Bricks by Eva O’Connor in 2023, Tristan in The Effect by Lucy Prebble in 2024 and Jay in Ulster American by David Ireland in 2025.

A classically trained actor, Seton graduated from NIDA in 2009. Whilst at NIDA Seton played the lead roles in David Williamson's Third World Blues and William Shakespeare's Pericles. Seton also performed in Maxim Gorky's Summerfolk, Arnold Wekser's The Kitchen and Middleton and Barkers Women Beware Women.

Other notable roles include Caliban in Sly Rat Theatre’s The Tempest for their acclaimed Shakespeare on the Maribyrnong River festival, and the title role of Ajax, for Burning House Theatre’s take on the Greek classic.

 

He also played Prince Hal, later King Henry V, for Circle in the Sand’s Age of Crowns online productions in 2020.

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Et Tu Theatre acknowledges the Gumbaynggirr people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work and play. We pay respect to their elders, past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. 

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