Rahel Romahn

reference Rahel Romahn’s been hustling in film, TV, and theatre since he was barely a teenager, which is wild when you think about it. The guy's racked up more credits than some actors twice his age, and honestly, he’s one of those names that keeps popping up if you’re paying attention to Australian entertainment. He snagged the Heath Ledger Scholarship in 2022—yeah, that’s the big one, basically the Oscar for up-and-coming Aussie actors. Only eleven people have ever won it, so that says a lot. He’s not just collecting trophies, though. Rahel got nods from both AACTA and the Logies for tearing up the screen in 'The Principal'—he played a kid with more layers than an onion, and people noticed. Since then, he’s bounced between Aussie hits and some U.S. stuff, never really staying in one lane. You want theatre cred? He’s got it. The Sydney Theatre Company has had him in some heavy-hitter roles, and most recently, he went full genius-mode as Mozart in 'Amadeus', sharing the stage with Michael Sheen (who, let’s be real, is a legend in his own right) for the Sydney Opera House's massive 50th anniversary. Agents are basically fighting over him at this point. He’s repped by More/Medavoy Management and Greene Talent, which is kind of a big deal—those guys don’t sign just anyone. Whether it’s Australia or Hollywood, Rahel’s name is starting to carry some serious weight, and honestly? Feels like he’s just getting started.