Born to an English army officer, Alison Routledge embarked on a journey of self-discovery, relocating to New Zealand as a teenager. This bold move would set the stage for her future success, as she would later secure a coveted spot at drama school on a dare.
Her early career was marked by impressive performances in notable television productions, including the 1983 series "The Garden Party" and the iconic post-apocalyptic film "The Quiet Earth". This early exposure to the world of acting would lay the foundation for her future endeavors.
Beyond her work in television and film, Routledge has also pursued a passion for music, showcasing her vocal talents to a wider audience. In addition to her acting credits, she has also presented the popular television program "Wildtrack".
Routledge's extensive repertoire includes memorable roles in various projects, such as the spine-tingling ghost story "The Returning", the critically acclaimed film "Rain", and the 2005 short film "Nothing Special", in which she played a delightfully eccentric mother.
Throughout her career, Routledge has consistently demonstrated her versatility as a performer, effortlessly transitioning between genres and mediums to deliver standout performances that have captivated audiences.
