Claire Lovering

Claire Lovering is an award winning Australian actress and writer. She was born and raised in Fremantle, Western Australia and is an acting graduate of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts.

Claire’s professional career began in theatre where she starred in various productions for major Australian Theatre Companies including Sydney Theatre Company, Melbourne Theatre Company, Queensland Theatre Company, Griffin Theatre, Ensemble Theatre and Black Swan State Theatre Company.

In 2018, Claire’s starring role in ‘The Feather in the Web’ for Griffin Theatre Company earned her the Sydney Theatre Award for Best Female Actor in a Leading Role in a Main Stage Production.

She has since gone on to work extensively in film and television internationally. Most notably in the lead role of Gert in the AACTA nominated comedy series ‘Gold Diggers’ for ABC/CBS and the Amazon original high concept comedy series ‘Class of ’07’ for which she received an Equity Award Nomination for Best Comedy Ensemble. Claire just completed filming in the highly anticipated American crime thriller film ‘Play Dirty’ directed by Shane Black, and starring Mark Wahlberg.

She can also be seen in the Paramount+ Original crime thriller series ‘North Shore’, the Stan series ‘C*A*U*G*H*T’ starring Sean Penn, as well as the second season of the ABC series ‘The PM’s Daughter’, Celeste Barber’s hit Netflix show ‘Wellmania’ and the popular Peacock/Stan series ‘Wolf Like Me’ opposite Josh Gad and Isla Fisher.

Claire frequently lends her voice to global campaigns for brands such as Airbnb, Youi, Google, Dropbox, Fitbit and QANTAS. Recent audiobooks narrated by Claire include Isobel Beech’s debut novel ‘Sunbathing’, ‘A Recipe for Family’ by Tori Haschka and ‘Kind of, Sort of, Maybe, But Probably Not’ by Imbi Neeme.

Claire’s voice is smooth, versatile and relaxed and lends itself to anything from natural everyday girl, to bright retail, soft sell, cool promo, character dialogue and straight. Claire is popular for friendly and engaging, conversational reads.