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Justine Clarke is an Australian actress, singer, author and television host. Clarke has been acting since the age of seven and has appeared in some of Australia's best-known TV shows.
Justine Clarke is one of the most recognised and trusted faces on the Australian entertainment landscape: best-selling children’s singer, accomplished children's author, acclaimed film and TV star, seasoned stage actor, and a much-loved, reassuring presence on TV institution, Play School.
Justine Clarke was born in 1971 in Australia. She is an actress and producer, known for Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985), Look Both Ways (2005) and Tangle (2009).
Oct 7, 2020 · Justine Clarke talks to Juliet Rieden about her child-star beginnings, finding her father, the seismic shift of approaching 50 and why family will always come first.
May 14, 2018 · The children’s TV presenter, actor and singer has long been a warm, familiar and comforting face in popular culture, but her own DNA, her own make-up, has always been a mystery to her. That newfound history and background is the outcome of her stepping up as a subject for Who Do You Think You Are?, now in its ninth season.
'I Like To Sing' by Justine Clarke, from the album 'I Like To Sing'. Get the album here: https://ABCMusic.lnk.to/ILikeToSingBe sure to subscribe to Justine's...
'Watermelon' by Justine Clarke, from the album 'I Like To Sing'. Get the album here: https://ABCMusic.lnk.to/ILikeToSingBe sure to subscribe to Justine Clark...
Jan 5, 2023 · Justine Clarke plays an unnamed funny, smart, ambitious executive in Girls & Boys. Matt Byrne. Only a month after Heather Mitchell’s unforgettable performance in another one-woman play, RBG: Of Many, One, comes Justine Clarke in this. Her character has no name, but by the end we know just about everything else about her.
'Dancing Face' from the album 'I Like To Sing'. Get the album here: https://ABCMusic.lnk.to/ILikeToSingBe sure to subscribe to my channel!For more fun -Follo...
The brilliantly talented Justine Clarke returns to step into the shoes of Australia’s first female prime minister and deliver an exhilarating performance that will be remembered for generations.
