Ebony Vagulans is an Australian actress, She began her career on stage. She is known for My Life Is Murder (2019-2022), To Be (2012) and The Furies (2019). She has recently gained attention for her role in the crime drama show “My Life is Murder,” which first aired in 2019.
“I was like, ‘Oh my god, it’s going to be my first trip overseas. It’s for a TV show, which is amazing, and it’s also going to be during this virus’. So it was this really strange, surreal sort of experience to have,” she says. 1stuff.co.nz
Ebony’s exact date of birth is not known but she is around 25 years old as of 2024. She is a believer in the Christian faith and holds Australian nationality. Her height is around 5′ 5″ inches.
Ebony Vagulans Education
Ebony was enrolled in the National Institute of Dramatic Arts at the age of 17. The names and details of his primary and high schools are unknown. In high school, she focused on her passion for drama and went directly from high school to taking acting courses. 2wikibiography.in
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Ebony Vagulans Parents
Ebony’s parents are not known to the camera and she also keeps her Instagram account private. She was born and raised in Sydney to Tanzanian and Australian-Latvian parents.
Ebony Vagulans Husband
Ebony is unmarried as of now (no husband) and she also stays far from any relationship controversy.
Ebony Vagulans Career
Ebony has appeared on TV in “My Life is Murder” as Madison Feliciano alongside Lucy Lawless, as well as in “Doctor Doctor” (Nine Network) and “The Letdown” (ABC). Her feature film debut was in “The Furies,” directed by Tony D’Aquino.
She also performed in “Diving for Pearls” (Griffin), and earned a nomination for Best Newcomer at the 2017 Sydney Theatre Awards, “Luna Gale” (Ensemble), received a nomination for Most Outstanding Performance by a Newcomer at the 2018 GLUGS Awards, “Flight Paths” (NToP), and “Eurydice” (Redline Productions). 3ensemble
Ebony worked for AYTP before attending NIDA. At 17, she began auditioning for roles and played Dolly in “Cloudstreet” and Agnes in “A Dream Play.” Her high school recognized her talent in acting and the arts, and her passion made it clear she was destined for success in the film industry.
