Reid McWha

- Chorus, High School Musical, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2018

- Corey Palmer (Teen), Back to the 80's, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2021

- Chorus, Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2021

- Adam, Freaky Friday, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2022

- Chorus, Pricilla Queen of the Desert, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2022

- The Mad Hatter/Guard/Prince, Shrek the Musical, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2023

- Lucas Beineke, The Addams Family, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2023

- On Stage Swing (For T-Birds), Grease, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2024

- Dewey Finn, School of Rock, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2024

- Anthony Marston, And Then There Were None, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2024

- Chorus, Review 500, Bundaberg Players Incorporated, 2024

- Competing in the Bundaberg Eisteddfod since the age of 6 with 1st / 2nd or Highly Commended places each year.

- 2023 Bundaberg Eisteddfod "Encouragement Award" for Senior Vocal.

- 2024 Bundaberg Eisteddfod "Excellance Award" for Senior Speech and Drama.

- Level 5 Exams Trinity College for Speech and Drama.

I started performing on a stage when my Mum decided a 3-year-old me might enjoy it, considering my grandfather was an actor. That one small decision of having me do nursery rhymes on stage slowly but surely transferred into acting becoming the keystone in my life. At the age of 6, I joined Drama Queens Studio, which has since become one of the very few places I feel I can truly be myself. The studio has given me more than just the ability to hone my performance capabilities, it has also given me friends, mentors, and a place to go when I am at my lowest. Being at the studio gave me the courage to start auditioning for performances with Bundaberg Players Incorporated, when in 2018 I finally secured my first taste in acting in the production of High School Musical. My favourite role I have played was my first role in a straight play, playing Anthony Marston In the production of "And Then There Were None". I learned so much from being in such an experienced cast, that I couldn't have asked for a better group of people to perform with. This was only possible because my Mum let me pursue my passion instead of forcing me into a career I didn't want. I owe everything I do on stage to her. 

  I want to study acting at the QUT so I can have the ability to transform this experience of amateur theatre into something that is of professional quality. I want to be able to create a career in the passion that my mother let me explore, and assist in her being able to retire. I believe that is the least I could do to repay her for everything she has done for me.