Sully Quay

My Profile

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Playing Range: 25 to 45.    Height: 1.65m               Weight: 50kg.                

Stature: Slim and slender. Languages: fluent in French and English.

British accent.                              

                    

I have been acting for several years now. I acted both in French and English as I am fluent in both languages. I have always played different kinds of parts. I currently live in Paris but I lived in Asia (South Korea) and Eastern Europe (Poland and Hungary) for many years. I can still speak the languages of those countries a little.

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Acting experience in English

•  June 2016: Interpretation of the character of Barbara, in Metamorphosis, a short film directed by Sudeshna Sharma. ( Eicar). The character of Barbara is the one of an experienced, determined housemaid in her 40’s who enjoys having tea with her colleagues when their bosses are out.

• March 2010: I was a member of the Dragon Theatre Company that I set up with friends. We performed and adapted The Vagina Monologues from Eve Ensler. Cracow (Poland). I embodied different characters of women from early to old-aged ones, as well as lively, depressed, authoritative and strong-minded.

• October 2010: Interpretation of the character of Lady Bracknell, in The Importance of Being Earnest from Oscar Wilde. Cracow. (Poland)

In Budapest (Hungary) I was an extra in the film, “The-Hundred-Year-old-Man who Climbed out of the Window and Disappeared” by Jonas Jonasson, in April 2013.

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Acting experience in French

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From September 2015: Cours Thierry Hamon, theatre Le Ranelagh, Paris.

• June 2016: “Ma soeur, on a tué ma mère”, a detective play taking place in a convent and adapted by David Sordoillet. I played the part of Sister Agathe, the strict and rigid accountant who steals the money of the convent.

• January 2016:  presentation of a short extract of “Les Femmes Savantes"(Molière), in theatre Le Ranelagh. I played the part of Armande, the jealous, dry, arrogant and authoritative elder sister.

• March 2016: Master class within the “festival Langlois” directed by Jerôme Soubeyrand and David Sordoillet.

• From 2014 to 2015: Member of the French company, “Le Reptile Cambrioleur”

• 2015: “Huit Femmes“, adaptation of Robert Thomas’s play and of François Ozon’s film. I played the part of Louise, the sexy, cheeky and arrogant maid who is in her early twenties.

• 2014: “Derniers Remords avant l’oubli”, by Jean-Luc Lagarce. I played the part of a hippy in her mid-forties. She is depressed, has done nothing of her life. She is both a lesbian and heterosexual.

• From 2011 to 2013: Member of the French company “Les Remarquables” in Budapest. All the musical comedies were directed by Cecile Bersegeay. I acted, danced and sang in French or English in each performance.

• April 2013: “Je m’voyais déjà”, Series of role plays. I played many parts in two of them; I was a young actress in her mid-twenties looking for glory. In another one I was also an African fortune teller. I interpreted the song, «I’m every woman” by Chaka Khan.

• April 2012: “Les Estrangers de Paris”, inspired from the French film. I played the part of a tourist guide.

• April 2011: “The Three Mice” from Agatha Christie. I played the part of a sister in a wheel chair who eventually walked. She was mysterious, candid and wicked at times

• From 2000 to 2004: Member of “Le Petit Théâtre de Séoul" in Korea.

• April 2004: "Chéri", from Colette.

• April 2003: Adaptation of "Le Défunt", the play from René de Obaldia. I played the part of a widow in her late fifties, mourning her husband.

• April 2002: "Huit Femmes", from Robert Thomas. I played the part of a maid and nanny in her early fifties. She is wise, of good advice and almost a mother to the kids she takes care of.

• April 2001: "Famille d’Artistes", from Alfredo Arias.

• April 2000: "Sexe et Jalousie", from Marc Camoletti. I played the parts of a wife and mistress, with all that both parts imply.