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ICM Partners: Singer, songwriter andactress
Natalie Imbruglia is now repped by
Andrea Johnson in the concerts department.Starting her career as an actress in the Australian soap
Neighbours, Imbruglia first burst onto the music scene with 1997’s
Left of the Middle, which sold seven million copies and featured the hit single “Torn.” Her subsequent albums have included
White Lillies Island, Counting Down the Days and
Come to Life. Imbruglia’s feature acting credits have included
Johnny English, Closed for Winter, Underdogs and
Among Ravens.She was also a judge on the U.K. version of
X Factor. Next up, Imbruglia will be releasing her fifth studio album, a covers album featuring male artists that include Neil Young and Daft Punk.
ICM Partners: British actor
Tom Prior is now repped by
Chuck James. Prior will soon be seen in Matthew Vaughn’s new film
Kingsman: The Secret Service, which is due out early next year and stars Colin Firth and Samuel L. Jackson. Prior also recently completed production on the Stephen Hawking biopic
The Theory of Everything, where he’ll be playing Robert Hawking. A successful actor from an early age, Prior trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and is a member of the National Youth Theatre, where he appeared in several lead roles during their recent West End Season. Prior also starred as Alex in the 2012 short film
Alex Was a Friend of Mine and more recently appeared in an episode of the ITV British detective drama series
Endeavour.
ICM Partners: Actress and singer
Condola Rashad is now repped by
Adam Schweitzer, Carter Cohn, Sean Liebowitz and
Craig Shapiro. Rashad most recently played Juliet opposite Orlando Bloom’s Romeo in a Broadway production of
Romeo and Juliet. The daughter of actress Phylicia Rashad and former NFL receiver Ahmad Rashad, she has worked primarily as a theatre actress up to this point, making her off-Broadway debut in a buzzed-about performance in the 2009 play
Ruined. Since then, Rashad’s gone on to appear in Tony-nominated performances in
Stick Fly and
The Trip to Bountiful. Rashad’s film and television credits include a recurring role on
Smash, as well as starring in the Lifetime remake of
Steel Magnolias. Rashad is also the lead singer of Condola and The Stoop Kids, whose debut album was released last year.
Paradigm: Broadway star
Patti LuPone is now repped by
Iris Grossman. Lupone most recently recurred on the FX series
American Horror Story: Coven, as well as HBO’s
Girls. Making her Broadway debut in 1973, LuPone’s storied career has seen such highlights as
Anything Goes, Sweeney Todd, Gypsy, Les Miserables, The Cradle Will Rock, Sunset Boulevard and the title role in
Evita. LuPone is a two-time Grammy Award winner and a two-time Tony Award winner (for
Gypsy and
Evita). She also has received two Emmy nominations for a guest spot on
Frasier and the television movie
The Song Spinner. LuPone’s other television credits have included playing series regular Libby Thacher on
Life Goes On as and recurring appearances on
Law & Order, OZ and
30 Rock. Her feature credits have included
Witness, Driving Miss Daisy and
State and Main.
UTA: Actor
Pierre Niney is now repped by
Ali Benmohamed, Billy Lazarus, Bec Smith and
Louise Ward. Niney most recently starred as the title character in
Yves Saint Laurent, which debuted at Cannes and will be distributed in the U.S. by The Weinstein Company. Starting his career in 2007, Niney has appeared in more than 15 films since that point. In 2012 and 2013, Niney was nominated for a Cesar Award as most promising new actor, for his work in
J’aime Regarder les Filles and
Comme des Freres respectively. His other credits have included
Romantics Anonymous, The Snows of Kilimanjaro, It Boy and the television series
Marion Mazzano. Up next, Niney will play Philippe Cousteau in the feature film
The Odyssey.
UTA: Actress
Laura Steinel is now repped by
Jenny Maryasis, Marissa Devins, Jo Yao, Aron Giannini and
Larry Salz. Steinel recently landed the female lead in the comedy pilot
Duty, which Comedy Central green-lighted to series earlier this week. That series is being executive produced by
Happy Endings creator David Caspe. Prior to her breakout role, Steinel had previously only appeared in the web series
Super Love Hero and she had a supporting role in the Kevin Costner feature
Draft Day. Next up, Steinel is set to appear in the indie feature
Keep in Touch, which recently completed production.
WME Entertainment: Actor
Pedro Pascal is now represented in all areas. Pascal just finished up a memorable arc on
Game of Thrones, playing Oberyn Martell. He’s also slated to star in Netflix’s upcoming drama series
Narcos as a DEA agent on the hunt for Pablo Escobar. Starting his career in the late nineties, Pascal has appeared in recurring roles on numerous series including
The Good Wife, Lights Out, Brothers & Sisters, Red Widow, Graceland and
The Mentalist. He’s also appeared in guest spots on
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Without a Trace, Nurse Jackie, The Good Wife, Nikita and
Homeland. Pascal continues to be repped by Untitled Entertainment for management, as well as attorney Kim Jaime at Jackoway Tyerman Wertheimer Austen Mandelbaum Morris & Klein.
Public Relations
42 West: Actor
Richard Madden is now repped by
Heidi Lopata. Madden most appeared earlier this year on the Discovery miniseries
Klondike. He also starred in the French feature
A Promise, which screened in the Special Presentation section at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival. Madden is probably best known, however, for his unforgettable turn as Robb Stark on HBO’s hit series
Game of Thrones.Starting his career at age 11, Madden was quickly cast on the U.K. children’s series
Barmy Aunt Boomerang. Graduating from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, he has appeared in numerous theatrical roles in addition to his film and television work. His television credits include a starring role in the British series
Hope Springs, as well as the television movie
Worried About the Boy and the U.K. series
Sirens and
Birdsong. Next up, Madden is set to star as Prince Charming in Kenneth Branagh’s upcoming feature version of
Cinderella, due out in 2015.
