Tartuffe Program

QUEENSLAND THEATRE AND BLACK SWAN STATE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENT

By Molière | A new version by Justin Fleming

12 November – 4 December 2016

Playhouse, QPAC

QUEENSLAND THEATRE AND BLACK SWAN STATE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENT

By Molière | A new version by Justin Fleming

Tartuffe will run for approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes including a 20-minute interval.

Warning: Contains adult themes.

The use of photographic or recording equipment is not permitted inside the theatre.

Cover Photo: David Kelly

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Tartuffe is proudly supported by:

Cast Jenny Davis Madame Pernelle Darren Gilshenan Tartuffe Tessa Lind Mariane Hugh Parker Cléante James Sweeny Valère Steve Turner Orgon Alison van Reeken Elmire Emily Weir Dorine Alex Williams Damis

Creatives Kate Cherry Director Richard Roberts Set and Costume Designer David Murray Lighting Designer Tony Brumpton Sound Designer/Composer Andy Fraser Fight Director Peter Sutherland Stage Manager Kathryn O’Halloran Assistant Stage Manager

Acknowledgement of Country Queensland Theatre would like to acknowledge the Jagera and Turrbal people who are the Traditional Custodians of this land. We would like to pay our respects to their Elders both past and present, and all Aboriginal peoples whichever Aboriginal nation they may come from.

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Welcome Molière is the great-grandfather of satire - a comedic genius whose merciless dissection of character has created still-living archetypes like Harpagon the miser, Sganarelle the doctor-hack and of course, the piety-feigning hypocrite Tartuffe.

Originally a criticism of the Catholic Church in 17th century France, Tartuffe remains a biting commentary on our contemporary world of social media self-promotion and publicised charity campaigns. Through timeless comedic conventions like the overheard conversation and the carefully laid trap that descends into chaos, Tartuffe reaches across the centuries to tell us about who we are now.

Tartuffe's freshness is due, in no small part, to the genius of Justin Fleming's adaptation. Justin has achieved an incredible feat in transposing a work written in rhyming couplets in 17th century French into feisty, contemporary, Australian vernacular.

Moreover, that language feels as witty, poetic, muscular and irreverent to our ears as I suspect it did to the ears of its original audience members.

If Tartuffe reaches across the years then this production reaches across the country and continues our proud history of partnership with Black Swan State Theatre Company. I’m especially happy that we can welcome its outgoing Artistic Director Kate Cherry for her final production before she takes up her new role as head of NIDA. And on our theme of fostering collaboration between organisations, I’m delighted that our two companies will continue their partnership next year when we co-produce Michael Gow’s most recent play, Once in Royal David’s City.

On the topic of next year, if you haven’t yet signed on for your season ticket, then please get in quick. I’m happy to say we’ve been experiencing record sales and some performances have already sold out.

Enjoy the ride of Tartuffe and I’ll see you in 2017.

Sam Artistic Director, Queensland Theatre

“Just as in theatre, there is always plenty going on behind the scenes in business. As a firm, we work tirelessly in the background to ensure the ongoing success of our clients.”

Tony Schiffmann, Managing Partner Brisbane, BDO Audit | Tax | Advisory www.bdo.com.au BDO is the brand name for the BDO network and for each of the BDO Member Firms. © 2015 BDO. All rights reserved.

Photograph by Rob Maccoll

Sponsor Message BDO and Board Matters are proud to partner together to sponsor Queensland Theatre’s production of Tartuffe – a war of wits between a falsely pious fraudster and a family conspiring to catch him with his pants around his ankles.

L-R: Alison van Reeken, Tessa Lind, James Sweeny, Alex Williams.

As companies with a long history in Queensland, we believe we have a responsibility to the community in which we have worked and those with whom we will work in the future, to ensure we contribute to a better society; the same society that has sustained our presence in the market over the years.

Just as the characters of Tartuffe struggle to overcome the evil in their house, we aim to work with our clients to introduce a level of rigour and governance that ensures their businesses have the resilience and flexibility to deal with the inevitable challenges confronting them. Even more fundamentally, we ensure that checks and balances are in place to protect against the swindling Tartuffes of our time and place!

Tony Schiffmann

Elizabeth Jameson

Managing Partner Brisbane

Managing Director

BDO

Board Matters

L-R: Steve Turner, Darren Gilshenan, Alex Williams.

L-R: Darren Gilshenan, Alison van Reeken.

L-R: Jenny Davis, Emily Weir, Alison van Reeken, Hugh Parker.

Writer’s Note We live in an age of spin. The wonderful thing about Tartuffe is that so did Molière. And the spin doctors of religion are a rich field for biting satire.

We're not concerned here - and nor was Molière - with those good people who help the poor, comfort the sick, educate the young and inspire communities to moral action. No. But those charlatans who exploit families at their most vulnerable; those wolves who call young people to their flock and proceed to ruin their lives; those hypocrites who talk of heaven while plundering the earth - for these, Molière is both uproariously funny and gut wrenchingly merciless. He spoke to his century and he speaks to ours.

Writing to King Louis XIV, imploring him to allow the potentially explosive Tartuffe to be produced, Molière wrote: "Sire, the duty of the comedy being to reform men through entertainment, I have always believed that, in my

occupation, I could not do better than to attack, by satirical portraits, the vices of my century; and hypocrisy, without doubt, is one of the most common of perversions, and the most dangerous.

So I had this idea, that I could render a service to the honest people of your kingdom if I wrote a comedy which exposes these hypocrites by putting on public display the extravagant mask and the hidden trickery of these charlatans of devotion, whose aim is to trap people with fraudulent zeal masquerading as sophisticated piety."

The plea worked. The King consented.

The Church fumed. The audience laughed.

Justin Fleming Playwright

“The plea worked.

The King consented.

The Church fumed.

The audience laughed.”

— Justin Fleming, Playwright

A Note from the Designer Tartuffe was written in the second half of the 17th century and when first performed it was presented in costumes and in a setting that were contemporary to the time. Fast forward to a production in 2016 in Brisbane and the question arises – do we recreate the clothes and setting of the original or do we transpose it to our world, allowing it to have the same connection as the original had with its contemporary audience?

Justin Fleming’s version really made that decision for us with his incredibly clever translation, preserving the original structure of the text while using modern Australian language. So it didn’t take myself and Director Kate Cherry long to decide to place the play quite clearly in a modern Australian house and firmly in the present day. It’s a world of shiny

Like an adventure playground that allows kids to play imaginatively, a set should offer opportunities to the director and actors to invent and play. It’s been such a pleasure to watch them play on the set throughout the rehearsal period – often finding ways of using the set that Kate and I could never have imagined during the earlier design process. The potential

contemporary architecture, of designer labels and a world where money is the name of the game.

that we both hoped the set held within has been well and truly realised by this fabulous cast in this wonderful play.

The play also needs a design solution that allows us to move quickly from one scene to another – either a single unit set providing all the needs of the play, or a flexible space able to transform in front of us from one scene to the next.

In the end we opted for both – a unit set describing a contemporary house in an upmarket suburb of any Australian city with all the trappings of a well-heeled family, but placed on a revolve allowing us to move from exterior to interior and back, without breaking the momentum of the play.

Richard Roberts Set and Costume Designer

“Like an adventure playground that allows kids to play imaginatively, a set should offer opportunities to the director and actors to invent and play. ” — Richard Roberts, Set and Costume Designer

L-R: Emily Weir, Steve Turner, Tessa Lind.

L-R: Alex Williams, Alison van Reeken, Darren Gilshenan, Jenny Davis, Steve Turner.

L-R: Emily Weir, Tessa Lind.

About the Writer Justin Fleming Justin Fleming’s plays include Hammer (Ensemble/Festival of Sydney), The Cobra (STC/MTC/Wilton Morley Productions, starring Sir Robert Helpmann), Harold In Italy (STC/Teatr Studijni, Lodz, Poland), Burnt Piano (Belvoir Company B Theatre/MTC/HB Playwrights Foundation Theatre New York, Mainstage Hobart/Dallas Theater Centre/France Australia Theatre, Paris/ Centaur Theatre, Montréal/Ensemble Theatre Sydney), Coup d’Etat (MTC/ Western Canada Theatre/ NIDA/ Riverside Theatres/Bondi Pavilion Theatre), Kangaroo (Square Brackets Theatre/Illawarra Performing Arts Centre), Junction (NIDA), and a translation of Molière’s The School for Wives for Bell Shakespeare Company’s national tour.

Burnt Piano was shortlisted for the NSW Premier's Literary Award, won the New York New Dramatists’ Exchange Award and was the inaugural play for the international exchange between Melbourne Theatre Company and the Centaur Theatre, Montréal. Coup D’Etat won the Banff PlayRites Residency, made the final short-list for the Patrick White Prize and was nominated for an AWGIE award. The Department Store won the inaugural Mitch Mathews Award at Parnassus' Den Theatre Company. His Mother's Voice was shortlisted for the Rodney Seaborn Prize, the Edward Albee Masterclass and won the Mitch Mathews Award at Parnassus’ Den. As librettist, Justin collaborated on Ripper with Thos Hodgson/Ensemble

Theatre), Accidental Miracles (WAAPA/ STC), The Ninth Wonder (STC), the English tour and London season of Crystal Balls (Compact Opera/Sadler's Wells) and Tess of the D'Urbervilles (Savoy Theatre, London/UK tour, music

by Stephen Edwards), and Satango with composer Stewart D'Arrietta (Griffin Theatre Co/Riverside Theatres). Opera Australia has commissioned Justin to write a new English libretto for Franz Lehár’s The Merry Widow, directed by Graeme Murphy.

Justin has been Writer in Residence at the Dr. Robert and Lina Thyll-Dürr Foundation, Elba, where he translated Molière’s Tartuffe (The Hypocrite) (MTC/Bell Shakespeare) and wrote A Land Beyond the River (Phoenix Education) for Bakehouse Theatre’s Storylines Festival. As writer-inresidence at Arthur Boyd's Bundanon, he wrote Origin, performed at The Art of Evolution Conference, Courtauld Institute, London, and the Art Gallery of NSW, directed by Wayne Harrison.

The New York Ensemble Studio Theatre commissioned Justin to write Soldier of the Mind, a play on Spanish Nobel winning neurophysicist, Santiago Ramon y Cajal. His translation and adaptation of Molière’s Les Femmes Savantes, The Literati, recently played to a sell out season for Griffin Theatre Company and Bell Shakespeare Company in Sydney and Parramatta. Burnt Piano, the movie, is in pre-production, directed by Fred Schepisi.

BIOGRAPHIES

Kate Cherry Director Queensland Theatre: Other Desert Cities (with Black Swan), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (with Black Swan), The Clean House (with Black Swan), The Female of the Species (with Black Swan). Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), Angels in America – Part One, Glengarry Glen Ross, Dinner, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, The Seagull, A Streetcar Named Desire, Shrine, The Importance of Being Earnest, Arcadia, The White Divers of Broome, Rising Water, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Boundary Street, Madagascar, Much Ado About Nothing, The Glass Menagerie, The Year of Magical Thinking, Signs of Life (with Sydney Theatre Company), The Swimming Club (with Melbourne Theatre Company) Playbox: The Sick Room, The Tempest, Miracles, Spring Awakening; Melbourne Theatre Company: Flora, Take Me Out, Honour, The Glass Menagerie, Humble Boy, The Goat or Who is Sylvia?, Cloud Nine, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Sweet Bird of Youth, The Duchess of Malfi, Three Days of Rain, Betrayal, Death of a Salesman, Art and Soul, All My Sons, The Clean House, Burnt Piano, The Woman in the Window, Life After George (including national tour); QUT: Our Country’s Good; Geelong Performing Arts Centre: Art Day; Victorian Arts Centre: Electra; WAAPA: Cloudstreet, Three Sisters; American Conservatory Theatre: Romeo and Juliet; Shakespeare and Company: Cymbeline; California Shakespeare Festival: Pericles; Lincoln Center’s Director’s Lab: Speaking in Tongues, The Bay at Nice; The Love of the Nightingale, Fen, Statements Made After an Arrest, Capoeira, White Trash in Love (the musical). NZ Opera: Madama Butterfly; Victorian Opera: The Turn of the Screw, The Coronation of Poppea; Opera Australia: Brundibar.

Positions: Artistic Director of Black Swan State Theatre Company (Current), Associate Director at Melbourne Theatre Company (1995-2005), Artistic Associate at Playbox, Professor of Directing at University of California and Colorado College. Awards: Helpmann and a Green Room Award: Life After George. Her achievements in the US include New York Drama League Directing Fellow and the Gielgud Award for Best Emerging Director of the Classics. Training: MFA, UCLA; B.A. English Literature, Bard College.

Richard Roberts Set and Costume Designer Queensland Theatre: Much Ado About Nothing, Design For Living, Managing Carmen (with Black Swan), Fountains Beyond, The Sunshine Club. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), Glengarry Glen Ross, The Sapphires (with Company B Belvoir); The Caucasian Chalk Circle (with Company B Belvoir); Melbourne Theatre Company: Solomon and Marion, Next to Normal, The Gift, Frost/Nixon, All My Sons, Hitchcock Blonde, Take Me Out, The Sapphires, The Goat, Humble Boy, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Three Days of Rain, Death of a Salesman, Life After George, The Grenade (with Sydney Theatre Company), Australia Day (with Sydney Theatre Company), The Sick Room; Sydney Theatre Company: True West, Riflemind, Stones

in His Pockets; Playbox Theatre Company: Stolen; Opera Australia: Rigoletto, Don Pasquale, My Fair Lady, The Pirates of Penzance, Die Fledermaus, La Sonnambula; New Zealand Opera: Rigoletto; Victorian Opera: The Magic Flute, Baroque Triple Bill, Don Giovanni, Nixon in China, The Coronation of Poppea, The Marriage of Figaro; The Australian Ballet: Raymonda, Requiem; West Australian Ballet: La Fille Mal Gardee, La Sylphide; National Institute of Circus Arts: Divino; Arts Asia Pacific: Avenue Q; Ambassador Theatre Group, UK: Riflemind; Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts: The House of Bernarda Alba, The Marriage of Figaro. Positions: Head of Design - WAAPA (1991-96), Head of the School of Production - Victorian College of the Arts (2000-07).

Head of Design - Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts (2013-15). Awards: Greenroom Awards: Best Design for Drama: Stolen, Life After George. Best Design in Dance: Requiem, Molto Vivace.

David Murray Lighting Designer Queensland Theatre: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (with Black Swan), The Female of the Species (with Black Swan), The Clean House (with Black Swan), Puss in Boots. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), Boundary Street, Much Ado About Nothing; Brisbane Festival: Electronique, The Fiveways; Imaginary Theatre: Tashi Plays; Sydney Theatre Company: Heretic, Moby Dick, Garden of Granddaughters, Tap Dogs; Melbourne Theatre Company: Man the Balloon, Betrayal, Bombshells, The Chairs, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Honour, Humble Boy, Take Me Out, Life After George; Melbourne International Festival: Barbara Cook in Concert, Better with a Band, Moby Dick, Joel Grey, Betty Buckley, Dudley Moore, Michael Feinstein, The River Spectacular, Follies in Concert; Playbox: Still Angela, Tear from a Glass Eye, Language of the Gods, Extremities; Victoria State Opera/ Opera Australia: The Magic Flute, Don Carlos, Cosi Fan Tutte, Carmen, The Snow Queen, Love in the Age of Therapy. Chamber Made Opera: Improvement: Don Leaves Linda, The Burrow, Fall of the House of Usher, Greek, Wide Sargasso Sea, Gauguin– A Synthetic Opera, Motherland, Eight Songs For a Mad King, Slow Love; Singapore Dance Theatre: Madama Butterfly, Cinderella; Australian Ballet: Theme and Variations, John’s Book of Alleged Dances; Australian Ballet School/Singapore Dance Theatre: The Red Shoes; Expo 88, Circus Oz, The Wizard of Oz, Hair, Hot Shoe Shuffle, Into the Woods, The New Rocky Horror Show, Dancin’ Dynamite, Seesaw.

Awards: Green Room Award - Love in the Age of Therapy, Motherland, Life after George, Still Angela and Language of the Gods; FEIP Award - Set and Lighting Design, Seesaw; Entech’s Stage and Concert Lighting Designer Award - The Puccini Spectacular. Training: Sydney Conservatorium of Music.

Tony Brumpton Sound Designer/Composer Queensland Theatre: As Sound Designer: The Wider Earth (with Dead Puppet Society). As Sound Designer/ Composer: Quartet, Grounded, Black Diggers (with Sydney Festival), The

Andy Fraser Fight Director Queensland Theatre Company: Other Desert Cities (with Black Swan). Other Credits: Black Swan State Theatre Company: A Perfect Specimen, Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), Angels in America, Part One, Next to Normal, Extinction, Glengarry Glen Ross, Dinner, Venus in Fur, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, The Seagull, Dust, As You Like It, A Streetcar Named Desire, Flood, Midsummer [a play with songs], Death of a Salesman, The Motherf**ker with the Hat, Signs of Life, The White Divers of Broome, Ninety, Boundary Street, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, The Web, Cyrano de Bergerac, The Female of the Species, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Crucible, The Carnivores, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, Zastrozzi: The Master of Discipline, Shakespeare Shenanigans (with Big Sky Entertainment); Perth Theatre Company: The Removalists, The Haunting of Daniel Gartrell, Speed-the-Plow, Hamlet, Talk About the Passion; Yirra Yaakin: King Hit, Waltzing the Wilarra, Mother’s Tongue, The Honey Spot, Muttacar Sorry Business; Deckchair Theatre: The Danger Age, Memmie le Blanc, Love, Prayer to an Iron God; Onward Production: Private Lives, The Deep Blue Sea; Shakespeare in the Park: As You Like It, Comedy of Errors, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo and Juliet; Barking Gecko: Jasper Jones, Trains of Thought; West Australian Opera: Faust, Otello, Tosca, Carmen, Don Giovanni. Film: Otherlife, Teesh and Trude. Television: Lockie Leonard Human Torpedo, The Shark Net. Training: Society of Australian Fight Directors and the British Academy of Dramatic Combat - Fight Director and Stage Combat Instructor.

Jenny Davis MADAME PERNELLE Queensland Theatre: Debut. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), The Importance of Being Earnest, Money and Friends, Seven Deadly Sins (with Onward Production), Four Deadly Sinners (with Onward Production); Onward Production: Singular Women; Perth Theatre Company: Bombshells, Face to Face, Bench, The Shoehorn Sonata; Hole in the Wall Theatre: Bold Girls, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Cherry Orchard, Tom and Viv, Bodies, Benefactors, How the Other Half Loves, Fen, Female Parts, Beyond Therapy, The Importance of Being Earnest, Mrs Klein, Mirandolina, The Misanthrope, Vanities, Playboy of the Western World, Mourning Becomes Electra; Playhouse Theatre: The Taming of the Shrew, Top Girls, Funny Peculiar, A Month of Sundays, Middle Aged Spread; Effie Crump Theatre: The Two of Us, One for the Road (international tour), Deckchairs, Home Open; Handzon Theatre: Breast Stroke; Agelink Theatre: Swan River Saga. As Director: Perth Theatre Company: The Chatroom, Tango, Social Climbers, The Vagina Monologues; Effie Crump Theatre: Lipstick Dreams, By Degrees, Double Diagnosis, Christmas Crackers; Agelink Theatre: Cis and Barbiche, Life In Their Hands, The Greatest Woman in the World, Dear Heart, Quartet, The Time Of Your Life, And Now the Governor's Wife, Red Flowering Gums, Sarah of Enderslea Farm; WA Youth Theatre: Clark in Sarajevo, Cloudstreet, The Tempest, Mother Courage and Her Children, The Golden Age, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Blue Remembered Hills, The Trojan Women; Handzon Theatre: Wedding Games, The Merry Wives of Hay Street. As Playwright: Cis and Barbiche, Life In Their Hands, And Now the Governor's Wife, Red Flowering Gums, Dear Heart, Sarah of Enderslea Farm, The Time of Your Life, Here to Stay, As Ships Pass By. Television: The Great Mint Swindle, Lockie Leonard (Series 2), Samantha, Sweat, Fran, Maths Break.

Positions: Artistic Director Agelink Theatre. Awards: 2003 Centenary Award for Services to the Theatre. 2010 Equity Guild Award. Training: Central School of Speech and Drama, London; Teacher's Diploma Voice and Speech, London University.

Darren Gilshenan TARTUFFE Queensland Theatre: Mother and Son (with Join Ventures/Lascorp Entertainment/Fractures Limb). Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), Last Cab to Darwin (with Pork Chop); Ensemble Theatre: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Absent Friends; Sydney Theatre Company: Machu Picchu (with State Theatre Company of South Australia); Global Creatures: Strictly Ballroom The Musical; Theatre of Image: Monkey; Melbourne Theatre Company: Elling, Don Parties On; Sydney Theatre Company: Loot, Tot Mom, The White Guard, Our Town, Elling, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, Fool’s Island; Griffin Theatre: Strange Attracter; Bell Shakespeare: The Government Inspector, Comedy of Errors, War of the Roses, Measure for Measure, The Servant of Two Masters, Comedy of Errors, Richard the III Anthony and Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, The Venetian

BIOGRAPHIES

Mountaintop, Australia Day, Design For Living, Pygmalion, No Man’s Land (with Sydney Theatre Company), Gasp! (with Black Swan), Other Desert Cities (with Black Swan), Managing Carmen (with Black Swan), God of Carnage (with Black Swan), Sacre Bleu!, Macbeth (with Brisbane Festival), Fat Pig, The Little Dog Laughed, The Crucible, I Am My Own Wife, Private Fears in Public Places, Absurd Person Singular, The Removalists, Waiting for Godot, Hurry Up and Wait (with deBase Theatre Company), Eating Ice Cream With Your Eyes Closed, Beckett x3, Maxine Mellor’s Mystery Project (with State Library of Queensland). As Co-Sound Designer: The August Moon, Anatomy Titus Fall of Rome: A Shakespeare Commentary (with Bell Shakespeare), Stones in his Pockets. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), White Rabbit Theatre Company: The Grand; Centenary of Canberra Festival: Kungkarangkalpa (Seven Sisters Songlines); Brisbane Festival: Freeze Frame, King Here After. Dead Puppet Society: The Harbinger, The Timely Death of Victor Blott; I-Pin Lin’s productions: Bamboo, Harmony, 4orces; QUT Dance: Current, Accented Bodies, Altered States; As Director: Vena Cava: RABBAR. Positions: Queensland Theatre: Affiliate Artist (2014), Associate Artist (2011), Emerging Artist (2010). Dead Puppet Society: Resident Artist (2016). Lecturer at Queensland University of Technology.

BIOGRAPHIES

Twins, Henry V; Company B: Snugglepot and Cuddlepie.

Sydney Theatre Company/Melbourne Theatre Company: Urinetown – The Musical; Norda: Not Like Beckett; Spirit Entertainment: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare. Film: A Few Less Men, ABC, Save Your Legs, Women He’s Undressed, Liebermans in the Sky, Blood Pulls a Gun, Swinger. Television: Here Come the Habibs, No Activity (Series 1 and 2), Maximum Choppage, The Killing Field, Old School, Rake 3, Devils Playground, Janet King, Top of the Lake, A Moody Christmas, Chandon Pictures, Derrick, Dossa and Joe, Full Frontal, The Elegant Gentleman’s Guide to Knife Fighting, The Outlaw Michael Howe, The Moodys (Series 1 and 2). Awards: Helpmann Award: Best Actor - The Servant of Two Masters; Equity Ensemble Award, The Moodys, A Moody Christmas; Time Out Theatre Award: Best Actor - Fools Island, The White Guard, Loot; Cannes Film Festival: Jury Award Best Short Film - Swinger. Training: National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) 1988.

Tessa Lind MARIANE Queensland Theatre: Debut. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre); Tamarama Rock Surfers: Pigeon; ATYP: Kaleidoscope, Bookends, Gossip, This Territory; NIDA: Thirst, Pains of Youth, The Underpants, A Very Crappy Christmas, Flight, As You Like It, Guys and Dolls, Lyrebird, Nana, Lost in Space, The Seagull. Film: Blue Steel, Eco Warriors, La Pomodoro Della Famiglia. Television: Winter: TKF II, Wonderland, Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. Training: Bachelor of Dramatic Art (Acting), NIDA.

Hugh Parker CLÉANTE Queensland Theatre: Much Ado About Nothing, The Seagull, Brisbane, The Pitch, Kelly, Fractions (with Hothouse Theatre), Betrayal, 25 Down, The Clean House (with Black Swan), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (with Black Swan). Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre). La Boite Theatre Company: Straight White Men (with State Theatre Company of South Australia), A Doll’s House, Pale Blue Dot, Julius Caesar; Arts Centre Gold Coast: Hotel Beche de Mer; shake and stir theatre co: 1984; Ride On Theatre: The Blind Date Project; The Byre Theatre St Andrews (UK): The Thirty Nine Steps; Teenage Cancer Charity Trust: Cream of British Comedy; The Royal Shakespeare Company: A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Film: Space/Time, Bullets for the Dead, My Mistress, Fatal Honeymoon, Crooked Business, Sinbad and the Minotaur. Television: The Family Law, Gallipoli, Secrets and Lies, The Killing Field, The Strip, Sea Patrol, Vincent, Casualty, Doctors, Monarch of the Glen II, EastEnders, Smoke, Jonathan Creek, Broken News, 2 Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps, The World According to Bex, Wild West, 15 Storeys High, Doctors and Nurses, The Office, People Like Us, Beast, The Peter Principle, I’m Alan Partridge, Black Books, Lucky Jim. As Writer: BBC: Bruiser, The Fast Show; Channel 4: Comedy Nation. Training: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London.

James Sweeny VALÈRE Queensland Theatre: Debut. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, As You Like It; Barking Gecko: Hamlet; Smock Alley Theatre Company: The Swell Tour (Dublin tour). As writer: The Swell Party. Television: Neighbours, Brock, Molly. Training: 2013 WAAPA Acting.

Steve Turner ORGON Queensland Theatre: Debut. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), Cyrano de Bergerac (with Happy Dagger), Jandamarra (with Bunuba Films); As You Like It, A Streetcar Named Desire, Boy Gets Girl, Arcadia, When The Rain Stops Falling, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, The Glass Menagerie, The Crucible, The Carnivores, On Our Selection, To Whom It May Concern; The Last Great Hunt: The Great Ridolphi; Kay and McLean Productions: The Graduate; Perth Theatre Company: Speed-the-Plow, The Turning, Tango, Talk About The Passion, Weekend Breaks, Molly Sweeney; Effie Crump Theatre: Relatively Speaking, Below, Signal Driver, President Wilson in Paris; WA Theatre Co: Italian American Reconciliation; Deckchair Theatre: The Fremantle Candidate, The Modern International Dead, Grace, Much Ado About Nothing, The Comedy of Errors, Twelfth Night, Bell in the Storm; kompany M: The Gun, Luv Struk, Bone Dry, Road Train, Jeepers Creepers, Windows; The Blue Room: October, Killer Joe; The Regal Theatre: Allo Allo; Performing Artists: Lady Chatterley’s Lover; The Artisan Collective: Requiem for Dalinka; SWY Theatre Co: Teachers, Under Milkwood; Hole in The Wall Theatre: Twelfth Night, Rusty Bugles. Awards: WA Equity Guild Award: Members Choice - The Crucible, Best Actor – Below, To Whom It May Concern. Martin Sims Award (Fringe World Festival) 2016. The West Australian Arts Editor Award (WA Winner) 2016, The Great Ridolphi.

Alison van Reeken ELMIRE Queensland Theatre: Debut. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Blithe Spirit, Dinner, Dust, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Motherf**ker with the Hat, Boy Gets Girl, When The Rain Stops Falling, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Female of the Species, Life x 3, The Crucible, Woyzeck, The Carnivores, A Man with Five Children; Onward Production: The Deep Blue Sea, 7 Deadly Sins, 4 Deadly Sinners; Kay and McLean Productions: The Graduate; Perth Theatre Company: White Rabbit, Red Rabbit, An Oak Tree, The Turning, Charitable Intent; Red Ryder Productions: Dying City, A Moment on the Lips; Class Act: Twelfth Night; Renstar: She Told Me So. Darlinghurst Theatre: Five Stories High, The Treatment, Etta Jenks;

Emily Weir DORINE Queensland Theatre: Debut. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre); QUT student productions: The Laramie Project, The Seagull, Hamlet, Government Inspector, Dead Man’s Cellphone, Angels in America. Television: The Sleepover Club, Hoges Telemovie.

Awards: Zonta Babette Stephens Best New Female Talent Award and Scholarship - Hamlet. Training: QUT Fine Arts.

Alex Williams DAMIS Queensland Theatre: Debut. Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre); Bell Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet; WAAPA: The Kid, The Laramie Project, Blood Will Have Blood, Anna Karenina. Television: Underground: The Julian Assange Story, INXS: Never Tear Us Apart, Catching Milat, Brock. Film: Paper Planes, The Reckoning, No More Fallen Heroes, Mercy, Gingers, The Reckoning. Training: 2011 WAAPA Acting.

Peter Sutherland Stage Manager Queensland Theatre: Oedipus Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, Quartet, Black Diggers, Venus in Fur, Kelly, Elizabeth, No Man’s Land, Faustus, Grimm Tales, Betrayal, The Crucible, The Female of the Species (with Black Swan), Rabbit Hole, The August Moon, Molly Sweeney, Buried Child, Dirt, Fred, Fountains Beyond, The Skin of Our Teeth, The Tempest (with Bell Shakespeare), Faustus (with Bell Shakespeare), The Alchemist (with Bell Shakespeare), The

Tragedy of Richard III (with Bell Shakespeare), Anatomy Titus Fall of Rome: A Shakespeare Commentary (with Bell Shakespeare), The School of Arts (with QPAC), The Fortunes of Richard Mahony (with Playbox). Other Credits: Black Swan: Tartuffe (with Queensland Theatre), The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Angels in America – Millennium Approaches, Dinner, The Seagull, As You Like It, Midsummer [a play with songs], A Streetcar Named Desire, After The Ball, The Sapphires (with Belvoir); Belvoir St Theatre: Summer of the Seventeenth Doll; Bell Shakespeare: The Tempest, Henry IV, King Lear, The Government Inspector, Macbeth, The Merchant of Venice, Romeo and Juliet, Measure for Measure, Wars of the Roses, Hamlet, Richard III; Sydney Theatre Company: Blacked Up, Stones in His Pockets, Barrymore; Griffin Theatre Company: Wicked Sisters; Melbourne Theatre Company: Dumb Show, The Herbal Bed, A Little Night Music; Legs On The Wall: Eora Crossing, Flying Blind; Darwin Theatre Company: The Winter’s Tale, Così, Diving for Pearls, Emma; Sydney Conservatorium of Music: The Beggar’s Opera; Queensland Conservatorium of Music: Orpheus in the Underworld. Training: NIDA Bachelor of Dramatic Arts, Technical Production.

Kathryn O'Halloran Assistant Stage Manager Queensland Theatre: As Stage Manager: Switzerland, Happy Days, Treasure Island, An Oak Tree, Hurry Up and Wait! As Assistant Stage Manager: Quartet, The Seagull, God Of Carnage, Rabbit Hole. Other Credits: As Stage Manager: Creative Regions: It All Begins With Love, Brisbane Powerhouse, QPAC, Out Of The Box, State Library of Queensland, National Play Festival. As Technical Co-ordinator: Brisbane Festival, Southbank. As Event Co-ordinator: Sydney Festival: Carriageworks, AAMI Ferrython, Festival First Night. As Assistant Stage Manager: SpoonTree Productions: The Man The Sea Saw. Sydney Festival: Domain Concert Series. Queensland Ballet: Don Quixote, Alice in Wonderland, Swan Lake, King Arthur and The Tales Of Camelot, The Little Mermaid, Carmen, Fonteyn Remembered, Romeo and Juliet, The Sleeping Beauty, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Training: Bachelor of Fine Arts (Technical Production), QUT.

“Don’t give affection too early, for while friendship is good to foster, The open heart must close its doors to the fraudulent impostor. ” — Cléante

BIOGRAPHIES

Old Fitzroy Theatre: Dogs Barking, Paradise; Belvoir St Theatre Downstairs: Chambres, An Idiot Amongst Us, Edmund. Television: Three Acts of Murder, The Sleepover Club, Murder Call, All Saints, Water Rats. Film: Hounds of Love, A Few Less Men, Other Life, These Final Hours, George Jones and the Giant Squid, Middle Children, All the Way. As Producer: Dealer’s Choice, The Mozart Faction, Loveplay, Looming the Memory, Dying City, Fat Pig. Awards: Equity Guild Award: Best Actor (Female) The Deep Blue Sea, Best Supporting Actor (Female) - The Carnivores. Training: Diploma of Performance Studies (Theatre) from WAAPA and Curtin University.

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PATRON His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC Governor of Queensland MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Elizabeth Jameson (Chair) Rachel Crowley Wayne Denning Richard Fotheringham Peter Hudson Susan Learmonth Andrea Moor Sarina Russo David Williamson ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Sam Strong EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Sue Donnelly EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

Tammy Sleeth

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Samantha French

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Shari Irwin

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Christine Johnstone

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Heidi Irvine

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Laurel Collins

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Anthony Spinaze

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Amanda Jolly

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Nikki Porter

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Alana Tierney

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Tracey Webster

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Michael Cullinan

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Roxane Eden

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Georgia Knight

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Julian Messer

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Toni Glynn

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Daniel Maddison

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Michael Rogerson

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