Kelly Nash

Kelly Nash is a performer and entertainer based in Melbourne, Australia. Her career began with formal drama training at Rusden in the 1980s. Following five years in education, she transitioned into the performing arts, obtaining roles in Australian television series and theatrical productions. Her early dramatic work includes appearances in “Blue Heelers” (1998-2001) where she portrayed Helen Griggs and Marie Price. She also appeared in “Stingers” (2004) as a Nurse across two episodes, and “Neighbours” (1992-2024), taking on various roles such as Ruth Nicholas and Rena Jackson across multiple episodes.

Throughout her career, Nash has focused on social issues. She developed school programs addressing body image, bullying, and safe partying. Her co-written show, “Beauty is Your Duty,” evolved into different formats including cabaret and corporate performances. This initiative utilized performance for social impact and education. She has collaborated with organizations including The Royal Women’s Hospital and Family Life Victoria on health promotion and sexuality education.

More recently, Nash has continued her acting career, appearing as Aunty Nora in the short film “Maggie May” (2018) and reprising the role in the television series “Beyond the Dark” (2022). In 2024, she joined the cast of “Fisk” as Sue Spillane for one episode and appeared in the short film “You Can Smoke Anything” as Queenie. Her diverse career reflects a continuous engagement with both entertainment and educational outreach.