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Beth Allen talks about her ancestors and family.

Posted at 08:27 AM on July 02, 2009 Comments comments (0)

It's an article from New Idea NZ, and Beth reveals more about her connections with Plunket. Read the lovely story behind one of New Zealand's most prominent children's welfare organisations.

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Vodafone Party

Posted at 07:25 AM on July 01, 2009 Comments comments (1)

Vodafone launched the highly-anticipated Google HTC Magic handset on Wednesday June 24th with a

Black & White themed party underneath the Rendezvous Hotel. Beth Allen attended, wore a gorgeous MAW dress and was photographed with Fleur Saville and Harry McNaughton.

 

Images by Olivia Hemus & Norrie Montgomery can be found in the gallery.

Site competing...

Posted at 10:13 AM on June 27, 2009 Comments comments (0)

To become Site Of The Month. So if you like us, please vote

 

 

Added screencaps from Shortland Street episode 4244 to gallery.

Added a new link, make sure to take a look at this great tribal fanbase:

 

Hen review for Beth Allen

Posted at 10:16 AM on June 15, 2009

The audience are seated and eagerly awaiting the start of award-winning writer and co-director Thomas Sainsbury?s Little Blonde Hen. Perching precariously on a barstool beside two of the lovely Sami Sisters, it?s not hard to miss the many ?World Famous in NZ? faces (or at last definitely Auckland!) attending opening night. The Rising Sun Bar is having its debut too? not just a bar on K Road tonight, this is the first time it has been used as the venue for a play. The seating is close to the action, creating an intimate atmosphere for all that is about to unfold.

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New photos of Little Blonde Hen: Beth Allen as Megan

Posted at 10:24 AM on June 10, 2009

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The girls are having fun. Can't wait for tomorrow's premiere to happen.

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Beth Allen's 2009 studio photo

Posted at 02:08 PM on June 02, 2009 Comments comments (1)

Is simply gorgeous. I think the glamorous look really suits her. Out of the photos made so far, this one gets ten points from me.  The annual Shortland Street cast photo is ready as well, I will upload it as soon as I find a high quality version of it.

Added  to the gallery aswell.

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Happy Birthday Beth!

Posted at 07:36 AM on May 27, 2009 Comments comments (1)

Beth Allen is celebrating her 25th Birthday on May 28th.

 

The site is celebrating with a new layout "Sapphire eyes".

Beth Allen attended a charity event "Dress for success" on May 15th, where celebrity waiters had the tables turned on them. Photos added here.

 

We also bring you a brand new video interview with Beth Allen on The Hub Studio 2 , including a scene with her from Shortland Street. And a really cute top you have, Beth!

 

Beth Allen will continue her work with Thomas Sainsbury.

Posted at 11:10 AM on May 21, 2009

Previously Beth has had a role in his play "The Feminine" (2007).

Will Beth be playing the "blonde hen"? My guess: could be, she is blonde...

 

 

 To see yourself, book a ticket to the new dark comedy, directed by Thomas Sainsbury, at The Rising Sun/420 Bar in Auckland New Zealand on June 11th.

 

I can't believe I'm getting married.

Yeah. To the man of your dreams, you lucky bitch.

Thomas Sainsbury will direct Beth Allen, Serena Cotton, Siobhan Marshall, Antonia Prebble, Victoria Spence, Claire Van Beek and Jessica Joy Wood in his new dark comedy.

Nicole's getting married.  (Victoria Spence)

Elvira's organised the party.  (Antonia Prebble)

And Megan is out for revenge (Beth Allen)

Giselle's come for the booze. (Claire Van Beek)

Lara's up for some party pashing. (Jessica Joy Wood)

Rochelle needs some attention. (Siobhan Marshall)

Caroline isn't sure what's going on. (Serena Cotton)

Little Blonde Hen, a biting comedy, follows a group of Abigail's Party meets The Women, Little Blonde Hen is a play of girlfriends as their evening disintegrates into drunken debauchery. Nicole's wedding is right around the corner and although everything appears on track, deep down there's some brooding out joy, despair and penis straws.

 

Little Blonde Hen will be performed by some of New Zealand's top acting talent. Elvira and Rochelle will be played by Outrageous Fortune beauties Antonia Prebble and Siobhan Marshall.

 The play will also be a reunion for The Tribe stars Tori Spence, Antonia Prebble and Shortland Street actor, Beth Allen. The mousy Caroline will be performed by Serena Cotton (Insider's Guide to Love). The kleptomaniac Giselle will be performed by Claire Van Beek (The Needies). And the lascivious Lara will be played by London resident Jessica Joy Wood (The Ferryman, A Simple Procedure).

 

 And did you know Thomas Sainsbury has written a play called....yeah, that's right: The Mall.

Facebook

Posted at 09:17 AM on May 15, 2009

Beth Allen now has her own fangroup on Facebook.


The Photo Gallery has been re-arranged, now there are photos from A Twist in A Tale and Murder in Greenwich, Beth's private albums have also been rearranged, and tour pictures added to them.


Beth Allen's Brooke is covering tracks...

Posted at 06:01 AM on April 13, 2009

New article with a lovely photo  has been published this sunday. Beth Allen's character Brooke is in danger after having a slip-up and ending up in the mercy of a psycho patient.

 

Brooke is surprised and embarrassed to learn that she has made such an oversight," says actress Beth Allen. "She's been focusing so much on managing the PCC (Primary Care Clinic) that her standard of care and precision has slipped."

 

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Beth becomes new face for Plunket campaigne

Posted at 05:54 AM on March 27, 2009

New Zealanders will be treated to a new range of playful streetwear t-shirts through a collaboration between charitable fashion label thehinitiative (The H
Initiative) and its newest charity partner, the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society. The collection will be launched Monday 30 March 2009.

?We want all children in New Zealand to get the best start in life and we hope that these t-shirts will get people thinking about how they can make a positive difference for children and families.? Celebrity parents such as Shortland Street stars Kiel McNaughton (Scotty), Te Kohe Tuhaka (Kingi), Beth Allen (Brooke Freeman), whose great, great uncle Dr Frederic Truby King was the founder of Plunket, Outrageous Fortune actor Shane Cortese, TV3 newsreader Carolyn Robinson, TV presenter Helena McAlpine and TV and radio personality James Coleman and their families have been kind enough to be faces of the project.

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Beth is fashionable as always

Posted at 10:56 AM on March 21, 2009
Bringing to you a gorgeous picture of Beth Allen at the Ed Hardy fashion store launch. Added screencaps from the movie "Murder in Greenwich" (2002) where Beth played Julia Skakel. You can also find more information and a movie trailer here.

Stocking up...

Posted at 12:47 PM on March 18, 2009
Can you guess what Beth is doing with fish oil? Find out here.Added screencaps of The Tribe 1x01 1x02 1x03 and 1x33 to the gallery.

Screencaps and music video

Posted at 12:29 PM on March 08, 2009

Updated Brooke's profile. Added screencaps from A Twist in The Tale: The Green Dress. Beth & Owen webchat video is working again, no idea what bug there was. Minor edits on the site, fixed broken links.

Also, there's a new music video: Rebel Songs. Featuring Bray and Amber, during their rebel times in season three of The Tribe.


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