Kenneth Spiteri

Born in Melbourne to Maltese parents, Kenneth has worked in film, theatre and sound internationally. Trained at L'Ecole Internationale Jacques Lecoq and with Pantheatre in Paris, he has completed dramaturgical studies with the WIW Akademie, Berlin. In Australia he has worked as an actor with state funded theatre companies in Canberra as well as the Melbourne Theatre Company and most recently with the Sydney Theatre Company on Garcia Lorca's, "Blood Wedding". Further credits include "A Streetcar named Datsun 120Y" by Mary Rachel Brown for Downstairs Belvoir and "Pan" for the Capitol Theatre. As part of the international season of Downstage Theatre in Wellington he performed in "The Exchange" by Paul Claudel for Under Lili's Balcony. In Germany stage credits include Purcell's opera "King Arthur" for Lautten Compagney as well as working with legendary theatre director Peter Zadek in the productions "Nackt" by Pirandello at the St Pauli Theater in Hamburg and "Major Barbara" by Shaw at the Schauspielhaus Zurich.