Hiya,
I’m Brooke Camilleri Agius
I’m an actor of Maltese heritage born and bred in Crawley and now in London with my eyes set on the West End stages and sets for TV and film.
After years of auditioning and performing at every opportunity, I finally got into my dream drama school, Guildford School of Acting. Graduating amidst the challenges of COVID was not ideal, but it fueled a newfound resilience in me. I’ve continued to bring joy and tell stories that resonate, drawing inspiration from the wide-eyed enthusiasm of six-year-old me.
From gracing the prestigious stages of The Barbican to open-air theatres, I’m committed to kindling the same passion that sparked my journey. I am determined to bring a contagious energy to audiences and staying true to the love for storytelling that ignited my creative journey.
Something that may not be immediately obvious is that I have dyspraxia. The diagnosis came as a shock to me too, given that I had been skateboarding everywhere I went. While I am proud to be dyspraxic, I also don’t let it hold me down or box me in – and have been known to even cycle on stage once or twice.

How did my journey into acting begin? I hear you ask
Well, it involved this incredible tortoise. She was a six year old, the size of a two year old, left alone on a 21m wide stage with hundreds of anticipating eyes staring at me. I had no idea what to do. Until it hit me. I was wearing a santa claus hat. I quickly pulled it over my face then back up again. The crowd went mad. A cacophony of laughter filled the auditorium. I mean of course everyone loves peek a boo. Even Peter Pan and Tinkerbell were doubled over in tears. And that was it: I discovered how powerful theatre can be. That a single, tiny person on a stage can have such an enormous impact on others. I was hooked!
She taught me to always bring joy, creativity and dad jokes to any project. For professional opportunities feel free to email me directly or email Lind and Lucy at CS Management. If you wanted to chat more or wanted to collaborate, say hi! On social media or drop me a line. I look forward to hearing from you.