Richard Sutherland

Richard Sutherland, born on May 3, 1971, in Blacktown, New South Wales, is a prominent figure in the Australian acting scene. Over the last two decades, he has made significant contributions to television and film, becoming a familiar face in several acclaimed Australian dramas. His notable television credits include powerful performances in series such as *Killing Time*, *Rush*, *City Homicide*, *The Straits*, *McLeod's Daughters*, and award-winning episodes of *Police Rescue* and *Wildside*.

In 2012, Richard took on a key supporting role as Davo in the Australian drama *Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms*. That same year marked his film return with *Face to Face*, and he has previously showcased his talent in celebrated films like *Red Hill* (2009), *Playing For Charlie* (2008), *Chopper* (1999), and the beloved classic *Muriel's Wedding* (1993).

Richard's academic journey in the arts began at Ballarat University College, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Performing Arts from 1989 to 1991. He has continued to explore diverse theatrical projects, including his self-created work, *Kelly’s Reign*, based on the legendary Ned Kelly, which premiered in 1995. In addition to his screen work, Richard appeared on stage in the Australian production of *Barassi* in 2012, further solidifying his versatility as an actor.