Sonia Todd

Sonia Todd, born in 1959, is a prominent Australian actress celebrated for her versatile performances across television, theatre, and film. A distinguished graduate of the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), Todd was part of a creative cohort that included Baz Luhrmann, where they collaborated on the acclaimed play Strictly Ballroom, a production in which she later showcased her talent as a lead performer.

In recent years, Todd has made a significant impact on television, taking on a regular role in the beloved long-running series Home and Away on the Seven Network. She also featured prominently in the ABC drama Janet King. Throughout her career, she has accumulated an impressive array of television credits, with standout performances in series such as GP, Come In Spinner, A Country Practice, Mother and Son, Over The Hill, Heat, Water Rats, Simone De Beauvoir’s Babies, Halifax F.P., and All Saints.

Sonia Todd's contributions to the performing arts have established her as a respected figure in the Australian entertainment industry, showcasing her ability to engage audiences with her dynamic portrayals and compelling presence.