Haydan Hawkins

Actor  ·  Singer  ·  Adelaide

"An imposing presence and terrific voice."

Lynne Lancaster, Sydney Arts Guide
Seen with ABC Netflix Michael Cassel Group Hayes Theatre Norwegian Cruise Line Packemin Productions David Venn Enterprises

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Thirteen years, and still the same job

Haydan Hawkins is an Adelaide based actor and singer who has played leads on Australian stages, on ABC television, and at sea.

He trained in musical theatre at the Victorian College of the Arts and Showfit in Melbourne, then studied for six years with LA acting coach Howard Fine. His professional debut was a wombat in Possum Magic in 2013. Since then: Tick in Priscilla Queen of the Desert for Norwegian Cruise Line across the 2016 and 2017 seasons, then the Michael Cassel Group's Australian production as Frank and Tick understudy. Chris in Miss Saigon for Packemin, which brought a BroadwayWorld Sydney nomination for Best Actor in a Musical. Sammy in The Wedding Singer for David Venn Enterprises, touring Australia and New Zealand. The Wolf and Cinderella's Prince in Into the Woods at the Concourse. On screen, ABC's Mikki vs the World, The Unlisted for ABC and Netflix, and The Doctor Blake Mysteries.

He is an actor who sings, which is a different animal from a singer who acts. These days he is based in Adelaide, singing at weddings, corporate nights and festivals, teaching voice, and making One More Story, a calm storytelling series for children.

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Chris and Kim, Miss Saigon Sammy, The Wedding Singer The Wolf, Into the Woods Singing live

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Haydan Hawkins, photographed by Bree Bainbridge

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An actor who sings

Not a singer who acts. The training is in the acting, and the voice came up alongside it.

That is the difference a director notices in the third week of rehearsal, and the difference an audience feels without naming it. The song lands because the scene underneath it is real.

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Weddings, corporate nights, festivals and private events. A live voice changes the room, and it almost always lifts the night.

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