Lauren O'Hara(II)
- Actress
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Lauren O'Hara is a New Zealand actress active in film, television, and theatre, credited for her versatility and dynamic presence across a range of acclaimed productions. A graduate of Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School in 2021, O'Hara began her career with a strong foundation in stage performance, taking on leading roles in productions such as The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Flippin' Norah!, Angels in America, and Women Beware Women. Her stage-work demonstrated a commitment to complex characters and challenging material, earning her recognition as a rising talent within the New Zealand arts community.
Transitioning to screen, O'Hara has been credited for her work in the television series Not Even, portraying Rachel across its first and second seasons, which aired on Neon NZ. Her film career includes a major supporting role as Adeline in the feature film Heart Eyes (2025), produced by Ground Control NZ and Spyglass Media Group, directed by Josh Ruben. O'Hara's screen credits also include appearances in Viva La Dirt League Presents AFK and Viva La Dirt League Presents Watcher of the Realms, highlighting her adaptability across genres and formats.
O'Hara's artistic journey is marked by a dedication to both classical and contemporary material, contributing to the vibrancy of New Zealand's performing arts scene. While information regarding her personal life, hobbies, or charitable work remains private, her professional trajectory reflects a commitment to storytelling and the craft of performance. O'Hara's growing body of work continues to influence audiences and peers, establishing her as a significant contributor to the evolving landscape of Australasian entertainment.
Transitioning to screen, O'Hara has been credited for her work in the television series Not Even, portraying Rachel across its first and second seasons, which aired on Neon NZ. Her film career includes a major supporting role as Adeline in the feature film Heart Eyes (2025), produced by Ground Control NZ and Spyglass Media Group, directed by Josh Ruben. O'Hara's screen credits also include appearances in Viva La Dirt League Presents AFK and Viva La Dirt League Presents Watcher of the Realms, highlighting her adaptability across genres and formats.
O'Hara's artistic journey is marked by a dedication to both classical and contemporary material, contributing to the vibrancy of New Zealand's performing arts scene. While information regarding her personal life, hobbies, or charitable work remains private, her professional trajectory reflects a commitment to storytelling and the craft of performance. O'Hara's growing body of work continues to influence audiences and peers, establishing her as a significant contributor to the evolving landscape of Australasian entertainment.
