Jessica Fallico

Jessica Fallico, born on September 30, is an Australian interdisciplinary artist whose early formation in media and drama set the stage for her diverse artistic journey. Armed with a Certificate III in Media (Production) and an ATCL diploma in Speech and Drama, she leveraged rigorous training to become an accomplished teacher, actor, and voice artist.

Jessica's career spans multiple creative domains. Beginning as an actor and drama teacher, she ventured into directing, writing, and dramaturgy. In theatre, she has helmed acclaimed productions including The Moors and FUCCBOIS: Live in Concert, directed the cabaret Blacklisted (which premiered internationally in Pakistan), and earned a Broadway World Award for her direction of Kinky Boots at Riverside Theatre. She has also worked with noted Australian theatre figures and institutions such as Hayes Theatre, ATYP/Monkey Baa, and Ensemble Theatre.

Breakthrough Role: Belle Fontiere in Meta Runner

Jessica gained widespread recognition in web series voice acting through her breakthrough role as Belle Fontiere in Meta Runner. She embodies the Meta Runner character who evolves from a secondary antagonist in Season 1 to a complex anti-heroine in Seasons 2 and 3, as well as a rival to the protagonist, Tari. This standout voice acting role showcased her talent in bringing animated characters to life.

Other Voice Roles and Web Series Projects

Beyond Meta Runner, Jessica’s voice acting presence extends across film, television, commercials, and digital content. She appeared in the feature film reboot of the web series Event Zero, further exemplifying her dynamic range as both an actress and voice actor. Though specific additional voice acting roles aren’t widely documented, her profile indicates a solid repertoire as a voice artist in a variety of media.

Creative Work Beyond Voice Acting: Directing, Writing, and Teaching

Jessica’s creative impact reaches beyond performance. She directs major theatrical productions, writes plays, monologues, poetry, and articles, and contributes dramaturgical insights. Her writing has been nationally and internationally published; her play The Dark was shortlisted for the Martin Lysicrates Prize, and she participated in Playlab Theatre’s Transmission Program. She adapted the YA novel Bro for the stage under the National Theatre of Parramatta’s Page to Stage initiative. Additionally, she founded Ranting Mime Productions, aiming to nurture collaborative and provocative storytelling centered around gender and youth parity.

As a teacher, Jessica shares her expertise in drama, musical theatre, and communication skills. She coached students in film and theatre competitions, achieving notable successes such as placements in Trop Jr. film and Sharp Short Theatre festivals.

Accolades and Recognition

Her directorial achievements have earned her industry recognition, including a Broadway World Award for Best Direction of a Musical for Kinky Boots, and selections for prestigious programs like the Martin Lysicrates Prize and Playlab’s Transmission Program. Her cabaret Blacklisted received international attention, touring to festivals in Karachi and Lahore.

Current highlights include her theatre company, Ranting Mime Productions, which fosters creative collaboration and community-centered storytelling. Though specific upcoming roles or voice acting projects haven’t been documented, her wide-ranging creative trajectory suggests active involvement across film, theatre, writing, and production.

Personal Philosophy and Artistic Vision

Jessica’s philosophy centers on elevating artistry through experimentation, storytelling, and inclusion. Her advocacy for gender and youth parity, commitment to community connection, and interest in beauty and resonance in storytelling drive her work–from directing and writing to teaching and nurturing new voices in the arts.