Rhonda Burchmore

With a smile that could light up the Sydney Opera house and a voice that's as big, bold and colourful as Uluru, Rhonda Burchmore has endeared herself to the hearts of all Australians.

After 30 years in the business, this vivacious, flame-haired beauty continues to turn heads wherever she goes and draw thunderous applause wherever she performs.

She has forged a lengthy career in one of the toughest and most unforgiving industries, show business, yet as critics attest, she just keeps going from strength to strength.

A 21st century theatrical chameleon, Rhonda's wide variety of shows illuminate her versatility and commitment to reinvention. From her sultry portrayal of jazz goddess Julie London in Cry Me A River: The World of Julie London to the invigorating, raunchy adventure of music Divas in Vinyl Viagra, Rhonda seamlessly transitions from genre to genre.

Few Australian entertainers have shared her status and immense popularity amongst her peers, who admire Rhonda for her big personality, big heart and enormous capacity to give back to the industry that has shaped her career.

In 2020, Rhonda appeared on I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, winning the hearts of Australians and placing third. Later in the year, Rhonda will debut a lead recurring role in Channel Seven’s sitcom Fam Time. Rhonda's other television credits include regular performances on long running variety shows Hey Hey It's Saturday, The Don Lane Show, The Mike Walsh Show, The Midday Show, Good Morning Australia with Bert Newtown, Spicks and Specks and Carols by Candlelight. Rhonda has also appeared as a featured guest on Kath & Kim and more recently on Nine Network's Love Child. Rhonda is also a regular panellist on Studio Ten and is a familiar face across Australian morning television. Rhonda made her film debut in the role of Kate in The Pirate Movie and more recently as Cheryl in The Wedding Party.

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