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Krew, born in Sydney, Australia, began her acting career at the age of 13.
She has appeared in numerous television series such as Wild Boys (2011), All Saints (1998), At Home with Julia (2011), Steinlager, Double Take, and Rescue Special Ops (2009). Krew also provides the voice for 'Grubby' in ABC's multi-award-nominated animation _Dirtgirlworld_ (2009-2010), which won the 2010 AFI Award for Best Children's Animation and an Emmy Award in 2013.
Krew made her feature film debut in the horror movie Primal (2010), directed by Josh Reed. The film was showcased at several international festivals, including the Sitges Film Festival in Spain, Fantastik Film Festival in Sweden, Lisbon International Horror Film Festival, and Fantastic Fest in Texas. Her short film credits include Joel Edgerton's Monkeys (2011), screened at the 2011 Tropfest Short Film Festival, as well as Tony Davison's Fully Famous (2011), Shelling Peas (2011), Dream the Life (2009), Dead Boring (2009), Invasion (2009), and Four (2008), in which she starred alongside David Lyons.
On stage, Krew has performed in Tusk Tusk and Brecht Exploration for the Sydney Theatre Company, That Face, Summerfolk, and Bliss for Belvoir Street Theatre, and The Sisters Project. In 2013, she appeared in the ABC telemovie Cliffy (2013), portraying the story of the legendary Cliff Young, as well as in A Place to Call Home (2013) on Channel 7.
In addition to acting, Krew is a writer whose plays have been produced by independent theatres in Sydney. She also has a feature film currently in development.
