This talented, quirky performer has successfully made the transition from juvenile to adult feature roles. Noah Taylor honed his talents as a child actor on stage with the St. Martin's Youth Theater in Melbourne where he appeared in "Pierrot Lunnaire", "Alien in the Park" and "Eric and Verna". He segued to features with Richard Lowenstein's "Dogs in Space" (1986), which focused on several young people sharing a house in Melbourne. The dark-haired elfin actor landed his first leading role in John Duigan's semi-autobiographical "The Year My Voice Broke" (1987). As Danny Embling, a youth coming
