Mark Owen-Taylor is a graduate of the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), class of 1984.Theatre includes, for Sydney Theatre Company: Woman In Mind, The Way of the World, Del Del, Medea, Playgrounds, Time and the Room, Haircut, Strictly Ballroom and Angels; For Sydney Theatre's Wharf Season: Six Years Old; for Sydney Theatre and Melbourne Theatre Company: The Shaughraun; for Queensland Theatre Company: Christmas at Turkey Beach; for Royal Queensland Theatre Company: The Merry Wives of Windsor; for Griffin Theatre: Short Sharp Shocks; for Ensemble Theatre: My Wonderful Day, Absurd Person Singular, Stella by Starlight, Life Support, Educating Rita. For State Theatre Company of South Australia; Absurd Person Singular; for Windmill Theatre: Two Weeks with the Queen; for Marian Street Theatre: Daylight Saving; for Darlinghurst Theatre: Love's Triumph; for NIDA Company: The Imaginary Invalid and Macbeth; for Bell Shakespeare Theatre: Twelfth Night and Just Macbeth (both the Sydney Opera House and Edinburgh seasons).Television includes roles in Sheltered, Two Twisted (2005), All Saints (1998), BlackJack (2003), BackBerner (1999), Cybergirl (2001), Grass Roots (2000), Hartley, coeurs à vif (1994), Brigade des mers (1996), Murder call, fréquence meurtre (1997), Cody: The Wrong Stuff (1998), E Street (1989), Family and Friends (1990), G.P. (1989), Professional Courtesy, Tender Loving Care, À coeur ouvert (1981), Flowers of Retimo, Act II (telemovie), Land of Hope (1986), Sons and Daughters (1982), Hey Dad..! (1987) and as a presenter on Play School (1966).Film credits include The Opposite of Lucky, Sanctuary, Thank God He Met Lizzie (1997), Horseplay (2003) and Act of Necessity (1991).Other credits for Sydney Festival: MC for Pardon Me Boys; voice over for VIC Roads drive safety campaign; narration for SBS: Lani's Story (2010) documentary; narration for Fury Productions: Fairweather Man (2009) documentary; for ABC Radio: Checklist for an Armed Robber; narration for ABC Television: Our History - First Fleet Diaries.