Ulli Birvé

{{short description|Australian actress}}

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| birth_date = c.1965[http://www.australiantelevision.net/sita/articles/southernexposure.html Australiantelevision.net]. March 23, 2000.

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| occupation = Actress

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Ulli Birvé is an Australian actress. She starred as She in Epsilon{{Citation | last= Hall | first= Sandra | title= Alien affair no earth-mover | url= | periodical= The Sydney Morning Herald | date= 6 March 1997}} and as Helen Virtue in Something in the Air.{{Citation | last= Mitchell | first= Lisa | title= Southern Exposure | url= | periodical= The Age | date= 23 March 2000}} On stage she played the bride Meg Bacon in the first run of Secret Bridesmaids' Business in Melbourne and Sydney,{{Citation | last= Christofis | first= Lee | title= Wedding satire stumbles into farce | url= | periodical= The Australian | date= 16 April 1999}}{{Citation | last= Anderson | first= Doug | title= Secret Bridesmaids' Business | url= | periodical= The Sydney Morning Herald | date= 24 May 1999}} appeared as Marc in Jungfrau in 1997.{{Citation | last= Thomson | first= Helen | title= Romance ruined radicals | url= | periodical= The Age | date= 6 June 1997}}{{Citation | last= Carroll | first= Lisa | title= Off peak | url= | periodical= The Sunday Age | date= 8 June 1997}} and toured as Jane in Speaking in Tongues in 2003.{{Citation | last= Lambert | first= Catherine | title= An intricate look at relationships | url= | periodical= Sunday Herald Sun | date= 2 March 2003}}{{Citation | last= Dunne | first= Stephen | title= Lack of intensity lets down Bovell's subtle play of adultery | url= | periodical= Sydney Morning Herald | date= 16 April 2003}}{{Citation | last= Adie | first= Kilmeny | title= No tongue-tied actors in production | url= | periodical= Illawarra Mercury | date= 15 May 2003}}