Krishool Norgbedzie, also known professionally as Krishool, is a
versatile Afro-Australian actor celebrated for his dynamic skills in
entertainment. His journey spans various artistic realms, excelling in
singing, acting, dance, and martial arts.
Starting his artistic voyage with singing, acting, and dance training
at Jaanz School and workshops under Peter Kalos at Melbourne Actors
Lab, Krishool honed his vocal abilities and explored the nuances of
acting. He further showcased his versatility by excelling in Hip
Hop/Break Dancing and Jazz during his time with the Melbourne boyband,
Track5, trained under Randolf Winston.
Krishool's talents were recognized on Season 3 of "The Voice,"
mentored by Will.i.am, showcasing his soulful voice and captivating
dance moves. His acting prowess was evident in the Romper Stomper TV
series, proving his ability to embody diverse roles convincingly.
Apart from TV successes, Krishool's achievements include recognition
in competitions like Supafest Search for a Superstar and Tooheys Extra
Dry uncharTED comp 3. He also earned accolades such as the ANZ ACC
Talent Night 2007 winner and RMIT Idol 2004 runner-up.
His media presence in publications like MX, Beat Magazine, and
appearances on platforms such as 3RRR and Channel V amplified his
influence. Krishool's talents extend to commercials for Liquor Land,
Coles Online, and Hyundai, showcasing his versatility beyond
television.
A graduate with a Bachelor of Information Technology from RMIT,
Krishool's interests in yoga, martial arts, comedy, and hosting
reflect a well-rounded approach to life, enriching his artistic
endeavors.
Krishool's illustrious career continues to make a lasting impact in
the entertainment industry. His unparalleled talent, versatility, and
dedication continue to captivate audiences, leaving an indelible mark
in the industry.