Main role (series 1) guest role (series 2), episode: "What Are Friends For?"Įpisodes: "Everybody's A Super Hero", "Extraordinary Circumstances" Stasey was married to American actor Lucas Neff, but they are no longer together. Stasey is currently living in Los Angeles. In a 2015 interview for her website,, Stacey stated that she is in a "somewhat open relationship with the love of my life". I'm happier being fluid and I'm happier being honest." She has also referred to herself as pansexual. Compartmentalizing myself only leads to condemnation and contradiction. I'm trying to steer as far from labeling as possible. Stasey says of her sexuality, "I know it troubles many people for me to refer to myself as a lesbian considering I have a male partner. Released to the Australian iTunes store, it peaked at number 40 on the ARIA Digital Tracks chart. On, Stasey sang a duet with fellow Neighbours cast member Dean Geyer ( Ty Harper), performed at the Erinsborough High School Formal.
In 2008, she covered the song " I'm Yours", originally by Jason Mraz, for her TV show. About it she said "acting is my main passion and I wanted to concentrate my efforts on that, although most actors have that triple threat of being able to sing, dance and act." In 2007, Stasey reportedly turned down a recording contract offered to her by Tom Nichols, who did the same for former Neighbours star Stephanie McIntosh. Stasey plays ATF Agent Anya Ooms in 2018 legal drama series For the People. The show was cancelled after one season in May 2017. On 22 February 2016, Stasey was cast in the Fox drama APB as Ada Hamilton, The pilot received a series order on 10 May.
The following year, she appeared in the movie I, Frankenstein as Keziah from the gargoyle order. In 2013, she starred in the independent comedy-horror film All Cheerleaders Die as Maddy. From 2013 to 2016, she had a recurring role in the ABC2 series Please Like Me. In December 2008, she appeared in the Christmas pantomime Snow White at Norwich Theatre Royal.įrom 2013 to 2015, Stasey appeared in the American television series Reign as Kenna, a lady-in-waiting to Mary, Queen of Scots. Her CGI character, although with a new voice, retains her face. Robin Morningstar revived the project as a CGI movie, but Stasey withdrew to be in the film adaptation Tomorrow, When the War Began. During 2008, Stasey was linked to the live action film of video game/comic series Wonder Boy. In 2008, Stasey was chosen to star in the movie adaptation of the teen novel, Tomorrow, When the War Began as the lead character Ellie Linton, a teenage girl who documents her time with a group of friends fighting the invasion of Australia.
Stasey said "I want to know that when I finish my exams and get my score, it is representative of my abilities, my exams start in November and I want to be able to give them my full concentration." The producers stated that her character would not be 'killed-off', allowing Stasey the chance to return. In September 2008, Stasey announced in an interview to the Herald Sun that she would be leaving Neighbours in the coming weeks, primarily to concentrate on her end of year VCE exams. Stasey left Star of the Sea College after landing the part of Rachel, but continued to study on a distance education programme. Her first episode was aired on 18 August. Stasey made a brief return to the character of Frankie, in the second series of The Sleepover Club in 2006.Īfter a year studying and attending auditions, in April 2005 Neighbours casting director Jan Russ cast her as Rachel Kinski. Stasey made a career breakthrough in September 2003 when she was cast in the children's TV series The Sleepover Club, playing Francesca 'Frankie' Thomas, the self-appointed leader of the club. In 2000, at the age of ten, she travelled the world as a member of the Australian Girls Choir, and took part in a re-recording of Peter Allen's " I Still Call Australia Home", for a Qantas commercial. Caitlin was born in Melbourne, Victoria, where she was raised with her younger sister Victoria.