Louise Gavin’s love for the stage and performing has seen her singing, acting and dancing since she was five.  She has performed as ensemble with the Really Useful Group at the Lyric Theatre in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. Her other productions include the pantomime Beauty and the Beast, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and His Majesty’s Pleasure. She has also appeared as Elizabeth in Nash Theatre’s Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and as Cosette in the enormously successful 2005 season of Les Miserables. Louise completed a NIDA short course at the beginning of 2006 and in April that year went on to perform as Maureen in the Starlite/Schonell season of the Broadway smash hit rock opera Rent. July of 2006 saw her perform in the first Australian production of Jason Robert Brown’s Parade. She travelled to Kuala Lumpur in late 2006 as part of for Max Pellicano’s Elvis to the Max tour.

In 2007 she performed as the repressed cellist, Jane Smart in the Starlight/Turkish Delight production in the Queensland premiere of The Witches of Eastwick. Christmas 2007 saw Louise venture back to straight theatre in the Villanova production of Alan Ayckbourne’s Season’s Greetings. 2008 brought her a small role on Channel 10’s The Starter Wife with Debra Messing.  She has also finished the Centrestage production of Henry Ipson’s A Doll’s House. Louise has also had featured roles with Warner Bros. studios in the TV series of Flipper and Beastmaster and a spectacular B grade horror movie aptly named Monster. She has also appeared in several short films and commercials.