Kip Chapman, also known as Christopher Chapman, hails from New Zealand and is a versatile artist, excelling in the realms of acting, writing, and directing.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Kip Chapman’s passion for the theater was ignited during childhood, blossoming at the tender age of seven. With an impressive repertoire of over twenty theatrical productions, Chapman has nurtured a particular fondness for theater-sports. Born in New Zealand, details about Chapman’s family remain undisclosed. While her nationality is Australian, she originates from a Christian background. Unfortunately, her Zodiac sign remains unknown.
Beyond her artistic pursuits, Chapman finds joy in indulging in hobbies such as singing and acting.
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
Height :- 5’11”
Weight :- 80 Kg
Body Measurement :- 44-34-14
Hair Color :- Blonde
Eye Color :- Brown
EDUCATION
Kip’s higher qualification is Graduation.
CAREER
In 2003, Kip Chapman embarked on his acting journey, making his debut in the short film “Cut Out.” He subsequently graced the television screen in 2005, appearing in the series “Interrogation.” However, it was his notable role in “The Hothouse,” skillfully directed by Danny Mulheron, that propelled him into the spotlight, earning him his initial recognition. Chapman’s talent further shone through in various productions, including “The Cult” as Andy, “The Making of the Mob” as Hymie Weiss, and “Top of the Lake” as Luke Mitchim. Most recently, he seized the opportunity to be a part of the renowned series “The Lord of the Rings.”
Chapman’s theatrical achievements commenced at a young age when he was just twelve years old, captivating audiences in “The Red Balloon” at The Court Theatre. His theatrical repertoire encompasses captivating performances in notable plays such as “The Goat,” “The Talented Mr Ripley,” “Equus,” “Lobby Hero,” “Big River,” “The Caretaker,” “Flagons and Foxtrots,” “Romeo and Juliet,” “Black Confetti,” and “The Glass Menagerie.” An impressive endeavor of his was co-creating and co-writing the theater show “Arohaotearoa” alongside James Milne, with its premiere in 2004 at SILO.
In 2019, Chapman undertook the role of Will in the series “Westside,” which aired on Three. Beyond his acting pursuits, he also showcased his creativity as a creative director at The World of Wearable Arts, an esteemed stage show and world-renowned design competition in New Zealand in 2017.
AWARDS
Kip Chapman’s exceptional talents in the theater industry were duly recognized with the prestigious Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards, bestowed upon him for his outstanding performances in “Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” and “The Little Dog Laughed.” Furthermore, his remarkable skills garnered him a nomination for Best Actor at the Qantas Television Awards in 2007.
