Socratis Otto is a talented Australian actor renowned for his dynamic performances across film, television, and theatre. He began his professional journey in the performing arts with the Sydney Theatre Company, making his debut in the acclaimed play “Salt” in 2001. This early experience laid a strong foundation for his acting career, showcasing his ability to engage audiences with compelling storytelling.

Otto gained significant recognition in television, particularly for his role as Justin Carmody in the drama series “Young Lions” in 2002. His portrayal of a complex character resonated with viewers, establishing him as a prominent figure in the Australian television landscape. He further showcased his versatility by taking on the lead role of Charles Darwin in the 2009 drama-documentary “Darwin’s Brave New World,” which highlighted his capacity to embody historical figures with depth and authenticity.

In addition to his notable television roles, Otto made a significant impact in the series “Wentworth” from 2014 to 2017, where he portrayed Maxine Conway, a trans woman inmate. His performance was widely praised for its sensitivity and strength, contributing to the show’s critical acclaim and its exploration of complex social issues. Otto’s ability to navigate such challenging roles has solidified his reputation as a skilled and empathetic actor.

Otto’s film career includes appearances in major productions such as “The Matrix Reloaded” and “X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” further demonstrating his range and talent. With a diverse body of work that spans various genres and formats, Socratis Otto continues to captivate audiences and contribute meaningfully to the arts.