Trystan Go

'Trystan Go' (qv) is an Australian film, television and theatre actor. Go is known for his portrayal of 'Benjamin Law' (qv) in the multi-award-winning Matchbox Pictures television series, _The Family Law (2016)_ (qv), which aired three seasons on SBS, SBS Viceland and Comedy Central. The first episode accumulated more than 1.1 million views for its Facebook premiere ahead of the televised release and became the highest viewed program on SBS On Demand. The series won consecutive Equity Ensemble 'Awards' (qv) for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series, Best Casting in a TV Comedy at the Casting Guild of Australia 'Awards' (qv) and was nominated for Best Television Comedy Series at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) 'Awards' (qv). The third season premiered at the Adelaide Film Festival and won Best Comedy Programme at the Asian Television 'Awards' (qv).In 2018, Go played Marcus Chambers in the science fiction action film, _Occupation (2018)_ (qv), which sustained a global cinematic distribution and subsequently released on Netflix as the most popular show in the USA. Go reprised his role in the sequel, _Occupation: Rainfall (2020)_ (qv), alongside 'Ken Jeong' (qv) and 'Temuera Morrison' (qv), which premiered at Monster Fest.Go played recurring character, Bo in the Merman and Guesswork Television dramedy, _Frayed (2019)_ (qv), which screened on Sky UK and the ABC in 2019. The series was later released as an HBO Max Original and received five AACTA award nominations.In 2017, Go played Peng in MadKids' AACTA-nominated comedy-mystery web series, _Small Town Hackers (2017)_ (qv), which was commissioned by Above Average.Go also played a guest role in the Mad Ones Films short film, _I F*cked a Mermaid and No One Believes Me (2018)_ (qv), which premiered at interfilm Berlin / KUKI Festival and won the Short Film AWGIE Award in 2018.Go has performed in numerous theatre shows including, Opera Australia and The Gordon Frost Organisation's, The King and I, as Prince Chulalongkorn, alongside 'Lisa McCune' (qv) and 'Teddy Tahu Rhodes' (qv) at the Sydney Opera House. The production won the Helpmann Award for Best Musical in 2014.::Anonymous