Tuuli Narkle

Tuuli Narkle is an Australian actress.[1] For her performance in Mystery Road: Origin she won the 2022 AACTA Award for Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama.[2]

Tuuli Narkle
OccupationActress
Notable workMystery Road

Narkle began her career on stage with an appearance as Ruby in Stolen[1] and in 2019 appeared in Winyanboga Yurringa[3] and in Nakkiah Lui's Black Is The New White.[4] In 2021 Narkle played the part of Evonne Goolagong Cawley in the stage show Sunshine Super Girl[5] and in 2022 played Helen in Emme Hoy's adaptation of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall[6]

Narkle played a lead role in the ABC TV series All My Friends are Racist in 2021.[7] and then played a younger version of Tasma Walton's character Mary Swan in Mystery Road: Origin, a prequel season of Mystery Road.[8] 2023 saw her in Bad Behaviour.[9]

Narkle was born in Western Australia and is of Aboriginal and Finnish descent.[1]

References
  1. Mayoh, Lisa (13 November 2022), "Tuuli's a Rising Star whose allowed to be loud", The Sunday Telegraph
  2. Story, Hannah (7 December 2022), "Elvis and Mystery Road: Origin are big winners at AACTA Awards 2022", ABC News
  3. Nguyen, Justine (9 May 2019), "Winyanboga Yurringa (Belvoir Street Theatre)", Limelight Magazine
  4. Woodhead, Cameron (6 October 2019), "Black is the new white for Australian social satire", The Age
  5. Syren, Mikele (15 January 2021), "'Super Girl' Goolagong Cawley celebrated in new play", NITV News
  6. Shand, John (16 June 2021), "How do you adapt an unwieldy 500-page novel for the stage? Well, it's not easy", Sydney Morning Herald
  7. Hirst, Jordan (24 August 2021), "Queer ABC series 'All My Friends Are Racist' features wild rimming scene", Q News
  8. Clark, Rhiannon (13 July 2022), "For Tuuli Narkle, portraying Mystery Road's Mary Allen was a deeply emotional, painful journey", National Indigenous Times
  9. O'loughlin, Ciara (17 February 2023), "Stan release all episodes of their gritty teenage Original series Bad Behaviour about shocking bullying at an all-girls school", Daily Mail Australia
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