Danielle Cormack

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Danielle Cormack

Born 1970
New Zealand
Occupation Actress

Danielle Cormack (born 1970) is a New Zealand actress.

Danielle Cormack appeared in the recurring role of the Amazon Ephiny in Xena: Warrior Princess. She also appeared as Ephiny in at least two Hercules: The Legendary Journeys episodes, as well as another character Lady Marie DeValle in the episode 'Les Contemptibles'. Danielle played Raina in Cleopatra 2525 in three episodes, and one appearance in Jack of All Trades as Catherine the Great.

She currently hosts a reggae show called Fire It Up! on Alt TV.

She has one son, Ethan.

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[edit] Selected filmography

[edit] Film

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Year Title Role Other notes
2006 Perfect Creature Pregnant Woman
2005 River Queen Viola
2004 Without a Paddle Tony
2000 The Price of Milk Lucinda
1999 Siam Sunset Grace
1999 Channelling Baby Bunnie
1998 Via Satellite Chrissy/Carol
1997 Topless Women Talk About Their Lives Liz
1993 The Last Tattoo Molly

[edit] Television

Year Title Role Other notes
Rude Awakenings Dimity Rush
Maddigan's Quest Maddie
Shortland Street Nurse Alison Raynor
Gloss Tania Veitch

[edit] Theatre

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Year Title Role Other notes
2007 The Case of Catherine Mansfield Catherine Mansfield Solo show - Downstage Theatre, Wellington
2006 The Case of Catherine Mansfield Catherine Mansfield Solo show - Silo Theatre, Auckland
2005 Sex with Strangers Prostitute Silo Theatre, Auckland
2005 A Clockwork Orange Silo Theatre, Auckland
2004 Caligula Caesonia Auckland Theatre Company
2004 Skin Tight Elizabeth New Zealand Tour
2004 Sex with Strangers Robyn Herald Theatre, Auckland
2003 The Shape of Things Evelyn Auckland Theatre Company
2003 The Vagina Monologues New Zealand Tour
2002 The Bellbird Flo Auckland Theatre Company
2002 Vagina Monologues Auckland Theatre Company

[edit] Radio

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Year Title Role Other notes
2007 High Noon Tea Host/DJ Kiwi FM

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