Emily De Margheriti
- Actor
Emily De Margheriti is an award-winning Australian actress and co-founder of Dems Entertainment, a production company focused on developing independent film projects. She gained significant recognition for her role in the horror film "SISSY," directed by Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes, which has garnered acclaim and showcased her talent in complex roles. Emily's performance in "EXO-226" won her the Best Lead Actress award at the What the Film Festival and helped the film secure the Best Film title.
She has also starred in notable projects, including the comedy "I HATE KIDS" alongside Tom Everett Scott and Tituss Burgess, and the acclaimed dramedy "LADIES IN BLACK," directed by Bruce Beresford. Additionally, Emily produced and starred in the stage production "The North Plan" at the Sherry Theatre, where she took on the lead role of 'Tanya,' earning a nomination for Best Lead Actress in the Valley Theatre Awards, while the production itself won Best Director and was nominated for Best Play by Broadway World.
Emily graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts in 2016, with foundational training including Brent Street's Cert IV in Performing Arts in 2012 and the Canberra Dance Development Centre's Vocational Dance Program in 2011. With her diverse skills and dedication to her craft, Emily De Margheriti continues to make a significant impact in the entertainment industry.
She has also starred in notable projects, including the comedy "I HATE KIDS" alongside Tom Everett Scott and Tituss Burgess, and the acclaimed dramedy "LADIES IN BLACK," directed by Bruce Beresford. Additionally, Emily produced and starred in the stage production "The North Plan" at the Sherry Theatre, where she took on the lead role of 'Tanya,' earning a nomination for Best Lead Actress in the Valley Theatre Awards, while the production itself won Best Director and was nominated for Best Play by Broadway World.
Emily graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts in 2016, with foundational training including Brent Street's Cert IV in Performing Arts in 2012 and the Canberra Dance Development Centre's Vocational Dance Program in 2011. With her diverse skills and dedication to her craft, Emily De Margheriti continues to make a significant impact in the entertainment industry.
