Bree Robertson
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Bree Robertson (born July 6, 1982 in Gosford, New South Wales, Australia) is an actress, fashion model and contortionist who represented Australia in rhythmic gymnastics and was one of the countries top elite international gymnasts.
[edit] Sporting career
Robertson was the first Australian individual rhythmic gymnast to ever win a medal in Europe. She did this at the 1999 Julietta Shishmanova Grand Prix in Bourgas, Bulgaria.
She was named a Legend in the book Legends - A Celebration of Australian Women in Sport.
[edit] Career
Actress
Bree Robertson recently completed filming the suspense thriller film Shape (currently in post-production). She has appeared in small roles on various Australian and New Zealand television shows including Home and Away, in the short film Pizza Noir and various television commercials worldwide.
Contortionist
After Bree's retirement from rhythmic gymnastics, she turned her talents to the stage and performed as a dancer and contortionist at events including the Audemars Piguet launch |in Hong Kong, Parliament House and the ARIA awards with David Hasselhoff.
Most recently she has appeared regularly in the Crystal Boudoir show located underground at Crystal Bar in Sydney's GPO building.
Model
She has appeared in various fashion shows, photo shoots and advertisements worldwide.
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