JAZMIN GREEN
MUSICAL THEATRE PERFORMER AND ACTOR
ABOUT JAZMINJaz (she/her) is a 20 year old performer recently graduated from her bachelor in creative arts (acting ) at JMC Academy. She has been performing for the majority of her life, starting at the Young Australian Broadway Chorus, and various productions from :
‘Our Town’ (Emily Webb)
Camp Rock The Musical (Dana Turner)
Heathers: The Musical (Martha Dunnstock)
and most recently,
‘Spring Awakening’ (Wendla).
She has a genuine love of the arts and loves collaborating with artists like herself to create magic on stage and screen.
Jazmin as Ariel in ‘The Tempest’
Jazmin in Short Film ‘Peripheral’
Jazmin as Ariel in ‘The Tempest’
Resume:
Jazmin Green
D.O.B: 01/01/2004
Age: 20 Height: 168 cm
Hair Length + Colour: Mid-length, Blonde/Brunette Eyes: Hazel Range: Mezzo Soprano
Theater:
Our Town - Emily Webb - 2022 (JMC Academy)
Camp Rock The Musical - Dana Turner (2023) (Soundworks Productions)
The Tempest - Ariel (2023) (JMC Academy)
Heathers - Martha (2023) (OCPAC) - Received Guild Nomination for best supporting actress
Mr Burns: A post electric play - Colleen (2024) (JMC Academy)
Spring Awakening - Wendla (2025) (Soundworks Productions)
Screen:
Peripheral - Abby (2022) (JRM Films)
Singing:
Musical Theatre, Pop, Indie, RnB
Dance Experience:
Broadway Jazz, Commercial, and Beginner Tap.
Training:
Young Australian Broadway Chorus - 2015 - 2020
JMC Academy (Bachelor of Creative Arts in Acting) - 2022 - 2023
Soundworks Academy - 2022 - 2025
Angela Librandi Singing - 2022 to current
“The biggest standout of the night was Jazmin Green’s melancholy yet magical and moving portrayal of Martha Dunnstock . Green’s adorable characterisation of a teenager mercilessly bullied yet finds solace and hope in happy endings straight out of the movies was nothing short of precious, especially when her love for her fellow castmates inspired her performance overall and formed Martha’s contagiously caring heart that was able to bring tears to the audience’s eyes in her signature number, Kindergarten Boyfriend.”
Lucas Ioppolo • Melbourne Community Theatre Reviewer
