Sianoa Smit-McPhee

Sianoa Smit-McPhee is an Australian actress and singer.

From 2005 until 2007, she played Bree Timmins in the Australian soap opera Neighbours.

She starred in As the Bell Rings, the HBO series Hung, and The Kettering Incident.

Shortly after, she won the role of Bree Timmins in the long-running Australian TV series Neighbours, which she played from 2005 to 2007.

After leaving Neighbours, Smit-McPhee starred in the children's television series As the Bell Rings, which aired on the Disney Channel.

She also starred in the 2008 short film Hugo, which had its Australian premiere at the Canberra Short Film Festival.

The film centres on a school girl (Smit-McPhee) who finds a moth-boy and tries to win a science competition with him.

From 2009 to 2011, Smit-McPhee starred in the HBO series Hung as Darby Drecker.

Smit-McPhee has been married to American music producer John Rush since 2012.

After signing to her father's agents, Smit-McPhee secured a role in police drama Blue Heelers as a girl with gender dysphoria.

She had to cut her long hair for the role.

In 2012, Smit-McPhee featured in the American Broadcasting Company's television film Firelight, as well as the series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and feature film Touchback.

The following year, she starred in All Cheerleaders Die, alongside her former Neighbours co-star Caitlin Stasey.

Smit-McPhee and her husband also wrote and produced the song "Take a Bite of My Heart", which was featured in the film and performed by her.

She has also appeared in the feature films All Cheerleaders Die (2013) and Fallen (2016).

Smit-McPhee was born in Adelaide to Sonja Smit and Andy McPhee, an actor and former professional wrestler.

She has six siblings from her father's three marriages, including Kodi Smit-McPhee, who is also an actor.

Smit-McPhee attended Croydon Primary and Allenby Gardens Primary, before she moved to Melbourne with her family when she was seven years old.

Her father got her into acting when she was three years old and she starred in a number of commercials.

In 2014, she guested in an episode of Criminal Minds, and appeared in the thriller film Mall.

After living in Los Angeles for around ten years, Smit-McPhee moved back to Australia to launch her music career.

She also appeared in The Kettering Incident, which was filmed in Tasmania, and the 2016 feature film Fallen.

She played at the Adelaide Fringe in March 2017.