Emily Kristopher

Emily Kristopher is an Australian actor, model and writer working in Brisbane. She is most well-known for winning the QLD State Final of the RAW Comedy competition (Melbourne International Comedy Festival, SBS2).

In February 2017, she made her La Boite Theatre debut as ‘Lana’ in Michelle Law’s ‘Single Asian Female’. She also won both ‘Best Cabaret’ and ‘Best Cabaret Artist’ at Queensland’s Short + Sweet Festival (Brisbane Powerhouse) in 2015. Emily has received a Del Arte Charts award (Favourite Leading Female Performance, 2016) for her role of ‘Billie’ in ‘Nice Work If You Can Get It’.

In addition to performing, she enjoys showcasing her writing talents as co-founder and producer of Flowers Theater Company. Her first full-length play ‘The Maybe Effect’ (Anywhere Theater Festival) broke records with its rapid sell-out season and rave reviews, while her award-winning second production, ‘The Train Tea Society’, featured a live steam train in show (a first for Queensland).

Emily also creates content across a number of social platforms, like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, and can be seen featuring in a number of clips for Brisbane-based comedy series ‘Crackermilk’.