Fiona Samuel

Samuel was raised in Scotland from 1961 until the age of five.^[1] She moved to New Zealand and grew up in Christchurch before moving to Wellington to train as an actor at the New Zealand Drama School. She graduated from Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School in 1980 with a Diploma in Acting.^[2]

• 2010 – Ghost Train
• 2004 – The Liar’s Bible^[3]
• 1996 – One Flesh
• 1993 – Lashings of Whipped Cream: A Session with a Teenage Dominatrix
• 1988 – The Wedding Party

• 2013 20 New Zealand Playwrights (interview), Playmarket ^[4]
• 2011 Number 8 Wire; 8 Plays, 8 Decades, Playmarket ^[5]
• 2011 One Flesh in No. 8 Wire: 8 Plays/8 Decades.^[6]
• 1995 Lashings of Whipped Cream: A Session with a Teenage Dominatrix^[7]
• 1989 Blonde Bombshell in Three Radio Plays.^[8]

• 2006 Writer and Director - The Garden of Love
• 2001 Written with Murray Keane - Falling Sparrows
• 1996 Writer and Director - Song of the Siren
• 1994 Writer - Bitch
• 1994 Written with Murray Keane - Prickle

• 2014 Writer – Consent – The Louise Nicholas Story
• 2013 Head writer and episode writer – Agent Anna Series 2
• 2011–2013 Story liner and episode writer over three series – Nothing Trivial
• 2011 Episode writer – The Almighty Johnsons^[9]
• 2010 Writer and Director – Bliss – The Beginning of Katherine Mansfield^[10]
• 2008 Writer and Director – Piece of My Heart
• 2006–2009 Episode writer over three series – Outrageous Fortune
• 2006 Writer and Director – Interrogation: Girl in Woods
• 2001–2004 Episode writer over three series – Mercy Peak
• 2001 Writer and Director – Virginity – A Documentary
• 1998 Writer and Director – Home Movie
• 1994 Writer and Director – A Real Dog
• 1994 Writer – Her New Life
• 1994 Writer – House Rules
• 1987 Creator and Writer – The Marching Girls