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Lyall Brooks
Lyall Brooks (born November 16, 1978) is an Australian actor who has appeared on TV, film and stage. Establishing a reputation early in his career as an Actor with great comic timing, Brooks has recently received industry praise for more dramatic roles, particularly on stage. He has studied under ''Emmy Award''-winner Chick Vennera at (Renegade Players Los Angeles ) and is also experienced in dance, having studied under one of Australia's most popular choreographers, Tony Bartuccio.
==Television==
Brooks began his television career in 2005 with a guest role as Glenn Hart on ''Blue Heelers'' followed by Ten Network's British/Australian six-part drama series ''Tripping Over'' where he played an assistant director opposite ''Daniel MacPherson''. His first major television break was landing a role as a co-host of ''The Mint'' in 2007, an Australian phone-in quiz show based on the British program of the same name, and broadcast on the ''Nine Network''. When the show was axed in 2008 Brooks went back to Ten Network to play the role of footy coach Nathan Black in ''Neighbours'', appearing in 11 episodes during 2008 and 2009.
The beginning of 2011 saw Brooks land the role as resident sketch performer on the comedy and variety show ''Ben Elton Live from Planet Earth'' which aired on the ''Nine Network'' but was cancelled after three shows. He returned to the silver screen in 2012 with guest roles in the ''ABC 1'' comedy series ''Rake'' and You're Skitting Me for ''ABC 3''. In 2012 Brooks appeared in the 6 part comedy series (The Delightfully Shit World of Lachlan and Hayden ) for ''Channel 31'', where he was also a resident writer.
In February 2013 Brooks landed a guest role in the second series of "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" as Father Blackburn.
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