nominated for Best Male Actor in a Play Once in Royal David's City Memberships He is the elected representative (one of two) for Queensland on the National Performers Committee which meets to discuss issues affecting all performers. MEAA Board - Queensland Branch Board Member Reviews Acting In a review of Once in Royal David's City, (2017) Caroline Russo wrote, " ... an exceptional ensemble cast led by acclaimed Brisbane force of the stage Jason Klarwein" and in the Sydney Morning Herald review of Fractions (2011) Sommer Tothill wrote, "Jason Klarwein as supremely zealous antagonist Kyril takes a little time to settle into the role, but at full steam he transforms into a viscerally terrifying power-hungry fanatic." In his role in The Seagull (2015) Sonny Clarke wrote that it was "played with deep, heartfelt conflict by Klarwein" and his review of Design for Living (2013) stated, "Klarwein seems to exist rather than act his role and with the mischievous Matheson and easily-led Lazarus to bounce off – the three provide a lively comedic yet pathetic and exciting mess of a peer group" . His performance in Elizabeth, almost by chance a woman for the QTC (2012), " ... is a total revelation as Egerton, the Queen’s minister and would-be assassin. He demonstrates a lovely comic ability, full of variety; self-aware and expressive." Direction Much Ado about Nothing (2016) was reviewed in Arts Review with the following comments,Making his mainstage directorial debut, Jason Klarwein promises romantic sparring at its Shakespearean best ... After working closely with globally acclaimed Shakespearean specialist director Michael Attenborough and acting in many applauded productions, Jason Klarwein is the perfect lens through which to deliver Much Ado About Nothing in this most important of years. Alison Cotes in her review of The 7 Stages of Grieving wrote in 2015:, "The text is flawless, the actor close to perfection, but what brings this play into the 21st century after 20 years, and redeems it from being just a period piece, is the direction and the staging ... especially director Jason Klarwein ... this becomes a team effort". Theatre Jason Klarwein as actor Jason Klarwein as director/writer/creator Film Klarwein has appeared in several short films, including Bad Ass Mono-Winged Angel (2001), Nothing Much (2012) and Ruby (2016). He has also appeared in episodes of Cybergirl (2001), Sea Patrol (2011) and Slide (2011). He had a continuing role in the mini