Dailan Evans

Dailan Evans (born 1971) is an Australian performer, writer, voice professional and designer.

While studying architecture and linguistics at the University of Melbourne, Evans became involved with its comedy revue, where he met his long-term writing partner Craig Eagle. An interim period working as an art director followed, but the two would go on to create and co-produce their own television series, Eagle & Evans, which was broadcast in 2004 on the ABC. Evans has since appeared in many television, film and stage productions with writing and performing credits. He is best known for his character acting in shows such as the ABC sitcom, Lowdown, as well as Network Ten's The Wedge, and Mark Loves Sharon. He has also made an appearance in the second season of Thank God You're Here.

Evans has lent his distinctive voice to various artistic and commercial ventures as a proficient voice actor. He has toured on several occasions with Orchestra Victoria, narrating Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf, and the Brothers Grimm's The Brave Little Tailor, and is in continued demand across various media.

Evans's expertise in voice has more recently extended beyond performance to the scientific knowledge of voice enhancement and the clinical treatment of voice and communication disorders. Completing a Master of Speech Pathology in 2011, Evans now mixes creative endeavour with running a voice and cough clinic in collaboration with several Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeons in Melbourne.

Acting filmography
  • Offspring (TV series, 2013), Photographer
  • Cliffy (Film 2013), Joe Record
  • Lowdown (TV Series 1&2, 2010-2012), Dr James Sores
  • Attack! (Film 2011), Priest
  • The Not So Great Eugene Green (Film 2009), Lab worker
  • Mark Loves Sharon (TV series 2008), Jerry Dabelstein
  • Bogan Pride (TV series, 2008), Bank Manager
  • The Wedge (TV series 1&2, 2006–2007), Various Characters
  • Thank God You're Here (TV Series 2, 2006), Film Critic
  • 50 Years of Comic Relief (TV 2006), Jerry Dabelstein
  • Eagle & Evans (TV series, 2004), Various Characters



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