RBG: Of Many, One Digital Program

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SYDNEY THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

RBG: OF MANY, ONE

BY SUZIE MILLER RUTH BADER GINSBURG HEATHER MITCHELL UNDERSTUDY LUCY BELL

DIRECTOR PRISCILLA JACKMAN DESIGNER DAVID FLEISCHER LIGHTING DESIGNER ALEXANDER BERLAGE COMPOSER AND SOUND DESIGNER PAUL CHARLIER ASSISTANT DIRECTOR SHARON MILLERCHIP VOICE AND ACCENT COACH JENNIFER WHITE ASSOCIATE DESIGNER (TOUR) EMMA WHITE ASSOCIATE SOUND DESIGNER (TOUR) ZAC SARIC

PRODUCTION MANAGER ELIZABETH JENKINS PRODUCTION MANAGER (TOUR) GARETH SIMMONDS STAGE MANAGER KATIE HANKIN ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER BROOKE KISS COSTUME COORDINATOR SCOTT FISHER HAIR, WIG & WARDROBE SUPERVISOR LAUREN A. PROIETTI WIG STYLIST & DRESSER (TOUR) MARIE-LYNE MORANT LIGHTING SUPERVISOR JESSE GREIG SOUND SUPERVISOR HAYLEY FORWARD SOUND OPERATOR EUGENE MACKINNON STAGING SUPERVISOR ZACHARY WHITE PRODUCTION PHOTOGRAPHER PRUDENCE UPTON

1 HOUR 40 MINS, NO INTERVAL THIS PLAY PREMIERED AT WHARF 1 THEATRE, SYDNEY ON 3 NOVEMBER 2022 THIS SEASON OPENED AT DRAMA THEATRE, SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE ON 13 FEBRUARY 2024 THIS PRODUCTION IS SUPPORTED BY THE STC ANGELS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE RBG: OF MANY, ONE DONOR CIRCLE: LEAD PATRONS DAVID GONSKI AC & ORLI WARGON OAM ORIGINAL PRODUCTION SUPPORTED BY THE STC ANGELS, FRANCES ALLAN & IAN NAREV AND MARK COULTER AND DR ADAM BAYES

PRESENTING PARTNER

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A MESSAGE FROM KIP WILLIAMS “A work that celebrates the power of creating change” The premiere season of RBG: Of Many, One in 2022 represented an incredible coming together of some of this country’s finest theatre makers, in a work that celebrates the power of creating change. It was also an historic piece of stagecraft that profoundly inspired many of us by shining a light on the work still to be done.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was one of those once-in-a-generation personalities. She had an incredible mind, a courageous and indefatigable commitment to justice and a deep and profound sense of humanity. Her singular and striking perspective also makes her a natural subject for drama. Who better to bring her to the stage than Suzie Miller, an iconoclast (in both the law and the arts) in her own right? The international theatre community is still buzzing from the whirlwind success of Suzie’s previous play, Prima Facie, and its ability to capture the complex underpinnings of the law with raw humanity.

Like Ruth, Suzie brings intelligence and compassion together to create remarkable results. RBG: Of Many, One was Suzie’s first STC commission and we were beyond thrilled to welcome her wonderful words to The Wharf.

The 2022 season of RBG: Of Many, One, also marked the return of a much-beloved STC power couple: Heather Mitchell and Priscilla Jackman. Heather’s profound gifts as an 2

actor and theatremaker, her compassion, and enrapturing stage presence are at the heart of why this show was so adored. These talents are beautifully complimented by Priscilla’s generous and empathetic storytelling abilities, her insight and vision, and her commitment to genuine artistic collaboration.

Although we knew we had a winning combination on our hands, nothing could have prepared my colleagues for the remarkable reception of the 2022 production.

A sold-out season left too many theatregoers still eager to witness the magic of this show.

So, when programming the 2024 season it was obvious to all involved, this production needed a return season at STC – this time on the stage at Sydney Opera House’s Drama Theatre – and to be sent across the country in a national tour.

I’m overjoyed to again be sharing in this special work of Australian theatre with all of you. It’s an immense privilege to remember Ruth’s legacy and to be able to revel in the talents of the artistic powerhouses that have made this production so wonderful.

Kip Williams Artistic Director & Co-CEO

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WRITER’S NOTE: SUZIE MILLER As a young female law student, I looked up to women judges; they were groundbreakers for me, and they remain so. The more women in powerful legal positions, the more opportunity for the law to be influenced by women’s lived experiences. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, herself, brought all her intelligence and thoughtfulness to her judicial profession; she brought her feminism, her roles as mother, daughter, life-partner; she bought her Jewish background, her childhood of loss and socio-economic repression, she brought her incredibly flexible mind and her sharp senses. She brought herself as a woman completely and without apology. All of which has not only influenced the USA but women’s lives around the world – including women and lawyers in Australia.

“I wanted to focus on the incredible legacy of RBG, and specific conversations/ dialogues she had with three different US presidents” Throughout her life, RBG felt strongly about democracy and the rule of law, and to ensure both of these, she applauded the strict separation of executive and judicial powers. The rule of law, in short, means that no one is above the law – including 4

leaders and politicians. This accountability and transparency must never be taken for granted, and the separation of powers – that the government and the courts must never interfere with or seek to influence each other – is a way of keeping the checks and balances on both the government and judges of the day. This is democracy in action.

With RBG: Of Many, One, I was so warmly supported by Kip Williams, Artistic Director at STC in expressing my unique vision for the play. I wanted to focus on the incredible legacy of RBG, and specific conversations/ dialogues she had with three different US presidents: Clinton, Obama and Trump. In particular, I wanted to explore how even the mighty and most brilliant of us can make mistakes, and that what protects our way of life is the rule of law itself.

In writing RBG: Of Many, One it was always Heather Mitchell who was to play her. Her talent is astonishing. Heather’s love of the character and her full-bodied soulful investment is a gift. In Priscilla Jackman I have found a brilliant director, one I admire for her talent, intellect, commitment and sheer bloody-mindedness in getting it right. In David Fleischer’s design there is a magnificent realisation of the sheer size and power of the institution Ruth served, and the big life she led. The lights and sound have created a landscape that I could only have dreamed of, operatic, moody, fun and exciting – I thank both Paul Charlier and Alexander Berlage for their vision and hard work, together with Stage Manager Katie Hankin. For their dramaturgy, I thank; Polly Rowe, Kip Williams, Caleb Lewis, Paige Rattray and Jessica Arthur from STC, who offered valuable thoughts and insights. I also thank Robert Beech-Jones (my partner), Marty McGrath (Heather’s partner); and Karen O’Connell, Nicole Abadee, Rochelle Zurnamer, Hilary Bonney, Lisa Hunt and Sam Mostyn – my sisters ‘in law’ – who all encouraged the telling of this very female-focused law story.

DIRECTOR’S NOTE: PRISCILLA JACKMAN Following STC’s world premiere in 2022, the gift of sharing RBG: Of Many, One with Australian audiences nationally in 2024 (particularly with elections looming in the US once again), feels very timely, indeed.

Suzie Miller famously wrote RBG: Of Many, One for the incomparable Heather Mitchell. From my initial read of the text, I was passionate that this production must position the virtuosity of Heather’s breathtaking performance front and centre. Not only is she required to convincingly take on the iconic Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 13 to 87 years of age inclusive, but also to inhabit every other role in the play. Adding to this, the complexities of the theatrical form requires a sophisticated dexterity and intricate collaboration from the creative team to weave the appearance of effortlessness; a seamless fluidity - navigating multiple times, spaces, locations - all the while supporting and holding space for Heather’s astounding transformational craft. I would like to acknowledge the innovative skill and dedicated belief in vision, of our creative team, vocal coach and production team.

Structurally, RBG: Of Many, One is divided into three parts, each focusing on a distinct period of Ginsburg’s life. Part 1 deals with

the domestic sphere – Ruth’s childhood, adolescence and student days. Part 2 expands as we witness Ruth inhabiting elite environments, such as the Supreme Court, as well as the growth of her status and impact.

By Part 3 she has literally exploded into the zeitgeist, operating actively in the global world – she is a celebrity, a cultural icon – the Notorious RBG. Ruth’s interactions with three presidents in each part, (Clinton, Obama and Trump), provides a meditation on leadership and gender. Through the lens of this one woman, we witness a counterpoint to the distinct models of masculine leadership each of the iconic presidential figures represent.

“We hope this production offers personal insight into the continued relevance of RBG’s wisdom” For me, the gift of working again in deep collaboration with Heather, Suzie and the team, has been both extraordinary and sacred. Perhaps my favorite aspect of Suzie’s script, is the parallel Ruth finds between her love of opera and using her voice in court.

Opera was an almost a spiritual experience for Ruth – a detail woven lovingly throughout this production. While there is a plethora of information about RBG’s life available, we hope audiences (new and returning) walk away moved viscerally by the experience of RBG in this unique theatrical form.

Furthermore, we hope this production offers personal insight into the continued relevance of RBG’s wisdom and provocation for our world. Through the work, we are reminded of the deeply progressive catalyst for steadfast change that RBG represents, and the need for vigilance in continuing her fight for justice, equality, understanding, compassion and human connection.

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SUZIE MILLER Playwright

Suzie Miller is a contemporary international playwright, librettist, screenwriter and novelist drawn to complex human stories often exploring injustice.

Miller has been produced around the world winning multiple prestigious awards. Most recently her play, Prima Facie, won three Australian Writers’ Guild Awards and when it premiered in the West End, earned fivestar reviews across all platforms, winning the London Olivier Awards 2023 for Best New Play, and Best Actor, winning the 2023 London Whatsonstage award for Best Play and winning the 2023 UK Southbank Sky Arts Award for best play and others. The same production opened on Broadway in 2023 earning four Tony nominations. Prima Facie has now been translated into over 20 languages, with productions all over the world and is being made into an international film.

Other award-winning and leading play credits include: Jailbaby; Anna K; RBG: Of Many, One; Caress/Ache; Sunset Strip; Dust; SOLD; The Mathematics Of Longing; A Feminist Medea; Reasonable Doubt; Driving Into Walls and Cross Sections.

Suzie has a background in law (she worked as a human rights and children’s rights 6

lawyer) and science, and is currently developing major theatre, film and television projects across the UK, US, and Australia.

Miller’s first novel, Prima Facie, was published by Pan Macmillan in Australia in 2023 and will be published in the USA and UK in 2024.

PRISCILLA JACKMAN Director

Sydney Theatre Company: RBG: Of Many, One, White Pearl (with Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta), Still Point Turning: The Catherine McGregor Story. As Assistant Director: The Father, The Hanging. Other Theatre: Queensland Theatre: Appleton Ladies Potato Race. Opera Australia: The Barber of Seville (National Tour). Bell Shakespeare: The Revengers Tragedy (Play in A Day), The Changeling (Play in A Day). NIDA: Eurydike + Orpheus, Ghosts. WAAPA: An Ideal Husband. As Associate Director: Opera Australia: Bluebeard’s Castle. As Revival Director: The Magic Flute (NSW Schools Tour), The Barber of Seville (VIC Schools tour).

As Assistant Director: Opera Australia: Ernani. Ensemble Theatre: The Appleton Ladies Potato Race, The Importance of Being Earnest (Boatshed reading). Awards: 2019 Sydney Theatre Awards, Best Ensemble, White Pearl, Sydney Theatre Company. 2016 Sandra Bates Directing Award, Ensemble Theatre. 2017 Berlin Opera Award from The Foundation for Young Australians. Women’s Agenda Leader in Arts & Entertainment Nominee 2022. Training: Masters of Fine Arts, Directing NIDA 2016

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HEATHER MITCHELL Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Sydney Theatre Company: Playing Beatie Bow, The Harp in the South: Part One and Part Two, Still Point Turning, Top Girls, Cloud Nine, Away (with Malthouse Theatre), Hay Fever, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Signs of Life (with Black Swan), Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Never Did Me Any Harm (with Force Majeure), True West, Self-Esteem, The Real Thing, The White Devil, A Delicate Balance, Coriolanus, Henry IV, You Can’t Take It With You, Macbeth, As You Desire Me, Fields of Heaven, The Cherry Orchard, Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, No Worries, No Exit, Blood Relations, All My Sons, Burn This, The Secret Rapture, The Homecoming, Two Weeks with the Queen. Other Theatre: includes Sydney Festival: The Iliad - Out Loud.

Force Majeure: You Animal You. Global Creatures: Strictly Ballroom.

Belvoir: Neighbourhood Watch.

Nimrod: The Suicide, Roses in Due Season. Griffin Theatre Company: Tender. Bell Shakespeare: Hamlet, The Winter’s Tale. MTC: Scenes from a Separation, Uncle Vanya, She Stoops to Conquer, Morning Sacrifice, Hay Fever. STCSA: Ghosts, No End of Blame, Revenger’s Tragedy, Private Lives, A Dream Play. Film: Blaze, Bosch & Rockit, Palm Beach, Pimped, Love Is Now, Drown, The Great Gatsby, The Eye of the Storm, The Wedding Party, Loud Thoughts, Griff the Invisible, Census, Sanctuary, Love Story, 3 Blind Mice, Romulus My Father, Rogue, Irresistible, Black and White, Right Here Right Now, Travelling Light, Thank God He Met Lizzie, Children of the Revolution, Red Valentine, Muriel’s Wedding, Proof, Malcom. Short Film/Webseries: Rain Dance, Grey Nomads, Red Valentine, Afterglow, Sanctuary. TV: includes Darby and Joan, Love Me,

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The Unusual Suspects, Wakefield, Operation Buffalo, The Secrets She Keeps, Reef Break, Harrow, Upright, Ms Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries, Riot, Molly, Newton’s Law, Power Games, Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, A Place To Call Home, Jack Irish, Dance Academy, Crownies, Spirited, Killing Time, Rake, The Killing of Caroline Burn, Rogue Nation, Chandon Pictures, Snobs, Underbelly, The Society Murders, Rain Shadow, The Brush Off, To Catch a Killer, Kath and Kim, Loss, Hell Has Harbour Views, Jessica, Day of the Roses, G.P., Spellbinder, Bodyline.

Awards: 2022 Sydney Theatre Award for Best Performer in a Leading Role in a Mainstream Production (RBG: Of Many, One), 2022 Logie for Best Supporting Actress (Love Me), 2020 Member of the Order of Australia, 2018 Glug Award for The Norman Kessell Memorial Award for Most Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (The Harp in the South: Part One and Part Two), 2015 Green Room Award and 2014 Helpmann Award for Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical (Strictly Ballroom), NYCFF Best Actress (Afterglow), NYLA Best Actress (Red Valentine). Training: NIDA

LUCY BELL Understudy

Sydney Theatre Company: The Cherry Orchard, Appropriate, As You Like It, Darling Oscar. Other Theatre: Griffin Theatre Company: Speaking in Tongues, Splinter, Emerald City, Through The Wire, The Falls, Wolf Lullaby, Dreams in White. Bell Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, The Duchess of Malfi, Pericles, Twelfth Night. Ensemble Theatre: Honour, Marjorie Prime.

Belvoir: Blue Murder, Scenes from an Execution, Twelfth Night. Film: The

Square, Ten Empty. Short Film: Dot, Second Best. TV: Black Snow, The Secrets She Keeps, Amazing Grace, Fighting Season, Rake, Catching Milat, A Place To Call Home, Love Child, Paper Giants 2: Magazine Wars, Crownies, 30 Seconds, Dirt Game, All Saints, Bastard Boys, Through My Eyes, White Collar Blue, Grass Roots, Backburner, Farscape, My Husband My Killer, Wildside, Murder Call, Water Rats, G.P. Awards: 2015 Glugg Awards Norman Kessell Memorial Award for Most Outstanding Actor (Emerald City).

Training: NIDA.

DAVID FLEISCHER Designer

Sydney Theatre Company: As Designer: RBG: Of Many, One, Blithe Spirit, The Deep Blue Sea, Australian Graffiti, Speed-the-Plow, Power Plays, The Golden Age, Love and Information (with Malthouse Theatre), Boys will be boys, Calpurnia Descending (with Malthouse Theatre), Travelling North, Machinal, Romeo and Juliet, Fury, Little Mercy, Actor on a Box: The Tale Maker. As Set Designer: The Seagull, Death of a Salesman, Playing Beatie Bow, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Harp in the South: Part One and Part Two, Saint Joan, Top Girls, Chimerica, Children of the Sun, Mariage Blanc. As Costume Designer: Oil, Mojo. As Associate Designer: Under Milk Wood. As Assistant Designer: Oresteia, The White Guard, Face to Face (set). Other Theatre: As Costume Designer: Belvoir: Hedda Gabler. As Designer: Belvoir: Opening Night, A Room of One’s Own, Fangirls (with QT). QT: Scenes from a Marriage, Hedda. Griffin Theatre Company: Between Two Waves, The Sea Project, The Brothers Size. B Sharp: Woyzeck.

Darlinghurst Theatre: 10,000 Beers, No Way to Treat a Lady, Kiss of

the Spiderwoman. New Theatre: Dirtyland. Milkcrate Theatre: Intersections. Serenity Productions: Bill W. and Dr. Bob. Three Fish Productions/Seymour Centre: Der Gelbe Stern. Sydney Dance Company: Impermanence, Ocho, Ab[intra], Pictures of a One-Night Stand (New Breed Season). Opera Australia: Aida. Sydney Chamber Opera: The Rape of Lucretia.

Pinchgut Opera: Griselda, L’Amant Jaloux. Training: NIDA.

ALEXANDER BERLAGE Lighting Designer

Sydney Theatre Company: The Importance of Being Earnest, Julia, Hubris & Humiliation, RBG: Of Many, One, Lord of the Flies, Lethal Indifference, Cloud Nine.

Other Theatre: Circa Cairns: Son. Belvoir/State Theatre Company of South Australia: Dance Nation.

Opera Queensland/Opera Australia/ Circa: Orpheus and Eurydice.

Circa: Peepshow, Duck Pond.

Sydney Festival/Seymour Centre: Antarctica, Museum of Modern Love.

Griffin Theatre Company: Dead Cat Bounce, Good Cook. Friendly. Clean., Nosferatutu or Bleeding at the Ballet.

Ensemble Theatre: Unqualified, Marjorie Prime, The Kitchen Sink, Buyer & Cellar. Old Fitz Theatre: Exit the King, Stalking the Boogeyman, 4:48 Psychosis, there will be a climax, Doubt. Hayes Theatre: American Psycho, Cry-Baby, Young Frankenstein. Old 505 Theatre: Home Invasion, The Block Universe.

ATYP: War Crimes, Between Us. Belvoir 25a: The Overcoat. Outhouse Theatre Co/ Seymour Centre: Gloria.

Australian Brandenburg Orchestra: Spanish Steps, Ottoman Baroque.

Sydney Chamber Opera: Fumeblind Oracle, Earth. Voice. Body., Victory Over The Sun, Awakening Shadow, Antarctica. Sydney Dance Company:

New Breed. (2018-2023), PPY 18-23.

Queensland Ballet/Birmingham Royal Ballet: A Brief Nostalgia.

As Director: Circa Cairns: Son. Darlinghurst Theatre Company: Let the Right One In. Old Fitz Theatre: A Streetcar Named Desire, Hand to God, there will be a climax. Hayes Theatre: Young Frankenstein, American Psycho, Cry-Baby.

Outhouse Theatre Co/Seymour Centre: Gloria. Old Fitz Theatre: Hand to God, there will be a climax.

Other: 2014 Watermill Center International Summer Program, New York. Awards: 2023 Sydney Theatre Award for Best Direction of an Independent Production (A Streetcar Named Desire), 2019 Sydney Theatre Award for Best Lighting Design of an Independent Production (American Psycho), 2019 Sydney Theatre Award for Best Direction of a Musical (American Psycho), 2018 Sydney Theatre Award for Best Direction of a Musical (Cry-Baby), 2017 Sydney Theatre Award for Best Lighting Design of an Independent Production (4:48 Psychosis), 2013 Peter Baynes Memorial New York Scholarship, 2014 Leslie Walford AM Award and 2019 Mike Walsh Fellowship. Training: NIDA.

Suddenly Last Summer, The Seagull and The Blind Giant is Dancing.

Force Majeure: Already Elsewhere.

Malthouse/SOH/Legs On The Wall: Honour Bound. Stalker Theatre: Blood Vessel. PorkChop: Last Cab To Darwin. SATC: The Fire On The Snow. Black Swan: Live Acts on Stage. Anthill: The Hamletmachine.

Bell: Twelfth Night. On Broadway: Deuce. National Theatre: Afterlife.

DV8 Physical Theatre: The Cost of Living. Out of Joint: Dreams of Violence. Film Music: Adam Goodes: The Final Quarter, The Pool, Last Ride, Candy, Rachel’s Farm, DV8:The Cost of Living, Suzy & the Simple Man, Friends and Enemies. Film Sound Design: Paul Kelly - Stories of Me, Looking for Alibrandi. Music Supervisor: Holding The Man. TV: Aftershocks. Short Film: The Projectionist, The Comedian, Green Eyes. Radio: ABC Radio (as writer and producer): A Plan for Eurydice, A Fall, Within One Square Mile, The Touring Machine (with MoCA, LA), The Last Chances of Johnny Zhivago (with BAM, NY). Bands: SPK and SoliPsiK. Awards: 3 Sydney Theatre Awards (Diary of a Madman, Honour Bound, A Streetcar Named Desire), Helpmann Award (A Streetcar Named Desire), Australian Screen Sound Guild Award (Paul Kelly – Stories of Me).

PAUL CHARLIER

SHARON MILLERCHIP

Sydney Theatre Company: RBG: Of Many, One, Cyrano, Uncle Vanya, Tot Mom, A Streetcar Named Desire, Copenhagen, Honour, The Cherry Orchard, Cheery Soul, Travesties, Victory. Other Theatre and Dance: Queensland Theatre: Gaslight.

Marrugeku: Jurrungu Ngan-Ga / Straight Talk. Griffin: Prima Facie.

Belvoir: A Room of One’s Own, Dance of Death, Faith Healer, Diary of a Madman (NY), Waiting for Godot, Buried Child, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Aftershocks, Hamlet and the first time around productions of

Sydney Theatre Company: RBG: Of Many, One. As Actor: Falsettos, Into the Woods. Other Theatre: As Associate Director: Louise Withers & Associates: SIX The Musical. As Associate Choreographer: Belvoir Street Theatre: Fangirls. As Director: Hayes Theatre: An Evening With.

Enda Markey Presents: Becoming Eliza. As Resident Director/ Choreographer: Disney Theatrical: Aladdin. As Resident Director: Global Creatures: Strictly Ballroom The Musical. As Actor: Ensemble

Composer and Sound Designer

Assistant Director

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Theatre: A Broadcast Coup, The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race, Shirley Valentine, Bombshells, A Picasso, Last of the Red Hot Lovers.

Belvoir Street Theatre: Fangirls.

Griffin Theatre Company: Santango.

Darlinghurst Theatre Company: Small Mouth Sounds. Q Theatre: Somewhere. Tinderbox: North by Northwest. Cameron Mackintosh: Phantom of the Opera, CATS. The Really Useful Company: Love Never Dies. IMG: Chicago, West Side Story. Gordon Frost Organisation: Chicago. Paul Dainty: Rocky Horror Show. The Production Company: Sweet Charity, They’re Playing Our Song. Kevin Jacobsen: Beauty and the Beast. Film: Kath and Kim The Filum. TV: Cops LAC. Awards: 2010 Sydney Theatre Award, Judith Johnson Award Best Female Actress in a Musical (Chicago), 2009 Helpmann Award Best Female Actor in a Musical (Chicago), 2008 Helpmann Award Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical (Rocky Horror Show), 2001 Helpmann Award Best Female Actor in a Musical (Chicago), Mo Award Best Musical Performance (Beauty and the Beast), 1994 Mo Award Best Supporting Performance in a Musical (Into the Woods).

Salesman, Tuesdays with Morrie, Ladies in Lavender. MTC: Solomon and Marian. STCSA: Girls & Boys.

NIDA: over 20 plays including Cloud Nine, Punk Rock, Port, The Winter’s Tale, Another Country.

Old Fitz: The Wolves, Stalking the Bogeyman, The Judas Kiss. Musical Theatre: includes West Side Story (Australian and international touring productions), Chicago (Australian touring productions), In the Heights, Cabaret, Dream Lover, Rocky Horror Show, The Bridges of Madison County, Miracle City, Dogfight, Sweet Charity, Company, Titanic. Film: includes Mortal Kombat, Carmen, Seriously Red, I Am Woman, Peter Rabbit, Top End Wedding, Jasper Jones, The Hunter. TV: includes Stateless, Bali 2002, A Place to Call Home, Bikie Wars, The Outlaw Michael Howe, Packed to the Rafters. Positions: Voice Tutor, NIDA (2009-21). Other: Foreign Languages Coach (National Anthems) for Netball World Cup Opening Ceremony. Voice & Presentation Coach for World Youth Day Opening & Closing Ceremonies.

Training: NIDA, UWS Nepean.

EMMA WHITE

Associate Designer (Tour)

JENNIFER WHITE

Voice and Accent Coach Sydney Theatre Company: On The Beach, Julia, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (touring production), RBG: Of Many, One, A Raisin in the Sun, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, Top Coat, All My Sons, August: Osage County (Steppenwolf, presented by STC), Tot Mom, True West (pre-production). Other Theatre: Belvoir: The Wolves, My Brilliant Career, The Drover’s Wife, Mortido. Griffin Theatre: Rice, The Sea Project. Ensemble Theatre: over 18 plays including Death of a

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Sydney Theatre Company: As Set Designer: Oil. As Associate Costume Designer: On the Beach.

As Costume Designer: The Lifespan of a Fact. As Assistant Designer: Lord of The Flies. Other Theatre: ueensland Theatre: As You Like It. Griffin Theatre Company: Green Park, A Is For Apple. ATYP: The Deb. Red Line Productions: A Streetcar Named Desire, Burn Witch Burn, Hand To God, Seven Deadly Sins + Mahagonny Songspiel, Chorus.

Belvoir 25A: Kasama Kita. Hayes Theatre: Godspell. Campbelltown Arts Centre: Bad Machine. Milkcrate Theatre: Natural Order. NIDA: Stay Happy Keep Smiling, Venus In Fur. As Associate Designer: Hayes Theatre: American Psycho. Sport

For Jove: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Tempest. As Assistant Designer: National Theatre, London: Nine Night. Shakespeare’s Globe: Richard II. Film: Aje: Fractal, Tough, Beautiful They. Feature Documentary: As Production Designer: Step Into Paradise. TV: As Assistant Costume Designer: Mr Inbetween, PM’s Daughter.

As Set Decorator: Preppers.

TVC: Numerous as Production Designer and Costume Designer.

Awards: APDG Emerging Designer (nominated). Training: NIDA, UNSW Art and Design.

ZAC SARIC

Associate Sound Designer (Tour) Sydney Theatre Company: As Sound Realiser: The Poison of Polygamy. Other Theatre: As Sound Designer & Composer: Belvoir 25a: An Ox Stand on My Tongue. Ratcatch Theatre: The Hero Leaves One Tooth.

Redline Productions: A Streetcar Named Desire. KWENTO: One Hour No Oil. Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta: Girls in Boy’s Cars, A Practical Guide to Self Defense.

UNSW, iCinema & Powerhouse Museum: NetARChive. As Sound Designer: Empress Theatre: The Lonesome West. Redline Productions: The Face of Jizo.

Christine Dunstan: Tim. Monkey Baa: Yong. Kunst: Horses. UNSW & iCinema: IFire. As Associate Sound Designer: Belvoir: Miss Peony. Rockbottom Productions: Tell Me Before the Sun Explodes.

Monkey Baa: Edward the Emu. Clubhouse Production: 44 Sex Acts in One Week. Podcast: Twinemies.

Pronouns: He/Him.

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Lead Donors Crown Resorts Foundation, Libby & John Fairfax, Packer Family Foundation, Will & Jane Vicars

Thank you to our donors at all levels, who support a bright future for STC. $10,000 – $19,999 Colin & Richard Adams, Philip Bacon AO, Phil & Beverley Birnbaum, David Z. Burger Foundation, Heather & Malcolm Crompton, Dr Michelle Deaker, Stephen Evans, Edward Federman, Liz Gibson, The Hilmer Family Endowment, Victoria Holthouse, Simonne Ingham, The Knights Family Jabula Foundation, Lucy & Mike Messara, Mountain Air Foundation, Christopher Nicolosi, Jonquil Ritter, Geoff Selig, Louise Taggart & Peter Homel, The Late Shirley Warland, Sarah Whyte, James & Clytie Williams, Yim Family Foundation, Anonymous (2)

Robin Low, Miranda Marshall, Ian Martin, The Alexandra & Lloyd Martin Family Foundation, The McBriarty Family, In Memory of Helen McFadyen, Denise McOnie, Alexis & Dominic Patterson, Janine Perrett, Dr. Judy Ranka, Mark Scott, John & Christina Stitt, Georgie Stromland, Augusta Supple, Sydney Theatre Company Pier Group, Wendy Trevor-Jones, Victoria Waldock, Anthony & Annie Whealy, Anonymous (11)

$2,000 – $4,999 Lillian & Peter Armitage, Berg Family Foundation, Christine Bishop, Phil Breaden, Christopher J Browne, Gerard Byrne & Donna O’Sullivan, Hon J C Campbell KC & Mrs Campbell, Annabel Crabb & Jeremy Storer, Dr Bishnu Dutta & Ms Jayati Dutta, Terry Fahy, Sandra Forbes, Marguerite Gregan & Billy Bennett, Priscilla Guest, Cheryl Hatch, Margaret R Hawkins, Linda Herd, Anita Jacoby AM, Roslyn Johnson, Richard Longes,

$1,000 – $1,999 Michael Adena & Joanne Daly, Pam Anson, Jane Barnes, Victor Baskir, Mrs Geraldine Bull, Stephen & Annabelle Burley, Anthony & Bronny Carroll, Joseph Catanzariti AM, JT Clark, Simone Clow, Angela Compton, Christopher Cosier & Christopher Webber, Nick & Carol Dettmann, Eve Draper, Lou & Peter Duerden, Diane & John Dunlop, Dana Dupere, Suellen Enestrom, Valmae Freilich, Judy Friend, Frances Garrick, Tony Gill, Sharon Goldschmidt, Michelle Gortan, Geoffrey Graham, Anna Gray, Ginny & Leslie Green, Alex Greenwich, Rachel Griffiths, Sophie Guest, Louise Hamshere, Donald Hector & Sandra Ollington, Andreas & Danielle Heidbrink, Jennifer Hershon, Dorothy Hoddinott AO, Andrew Housen, Roland Howlett, Dr George Jacobs, Dr Theresa Jacques, Julia Jane Pty Limited, Brigit & David Kirk, Lesro Pty Ltd, Craig Limkin, Cheryl Lo, Anne Loveridge, Michael Lynch, Lyon Family, Barbara Maidment, Michele Marquet, Rob & Rosemary McCullough, Dr Stephen McNamara, Fiona Merritt, Justin Miller AM, Phillip Mitchelhill, Marion Nicholas, Sue O’Keefe in memory of Lynda Shearer, Grant Pearce & Paul Manio, Greg Peirce, Christina Pender, Julia Pucci, Raffi Qasabian & John Wynter, Anne Rein & Rod Gilmour, Robin Rodgers, Anne Schofield AM, Diana Semmonds, Mr Andrew Stuart, Josie & Graeme Thompson, Alistair Thomson, Sue Thomson, Dr David Throsby AO & Dr Robin Hughes, Daniela Torsh, Suzanne & Ross Tzannes AM, In memory of Diana Caroline Ware, Joel Watkins, R Willis, J Abernethy, Julia Wokes, Anonymous (28)

LIFE PATRONS

SOULMATES

Frances Allan & Ian Narev, Mr Giorgio Armani, Anita Belgiorno-Nettis AM & Luca Belgiorno-Nettis AM, The Caledonia Foundation, Crown Resorts Foundation, Ian Darling AO & Min Darling, Catherine Dovey & Kim Williams AM, Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation, David Fite, Stephen Fitzgerald AO & Julie Fitzgerald, Girgensohn Foundation, David Gonski AC & Orli Wargon OAM, John & Frances Ingham Foundation, W & A Johnson, Mark & Anne Lazberger, Danita R. Lowes, Minderoo Foundation, Simon Mordant AO & Catriona Mordant AM, Cameron & Ilse O’Reilly, Origin Foundation, Packer Family Foundation, Gretel Packer AM, Mrs Roslyn Packer AC, The Paradice Family Foundation, The Petre Foundation, Anne Schofield AM, Shi’s Family Foundation, Mr Andrew Stuart, Upton Blanchett Family, Carla Zampatti AC, Anonymous

Colin & Richard Adams, Andrew Benson, Mitchell Bourke, Rob Brookman AM, The Late Stephen Center, Sarah Cruickshank, Jayati Dutta, Terry M Fahy, The Late Nancy Fairfax OBE, The Late Ronald Falk, The Late Denise Robyn Fairservice, Jennifer Fulton, Ros Gestier, Girgensohn Foundation, The Late Diane Patricia Hague, Louise Hamshere, Dorothy Hoddinott AO, The Late Patricia Hughes, The Late Isabelle Joseph, Iphygenia Kallinikos, The Late Denis Stanley Klein, Wolf Krueger, Peter Louw, The McBriarty Family, DiAnne McDonald, Justin Miller AM, Christopher John Nicolosi, Mr Mark Nielsen & Mr Tim Trollip, Jonquil & John Ritter, Trudie Anne Rogers, Emine Sermet, Lynette Shelley, William Turbet, The Late Shirley Warland, Anonymous (17)

$5,000 – $9,999 Wayne Adams in memory of Liz O’Neill OAM, Walter Barda, Andrew & Natalie Best, Sandra Bourke, Mitchell Butel, Nerida Caesar, Wayne Cahill, Andrew Cameron AM & Cathy Cameron, Doherty Swinhoe Family Foundation, Donus Australia Foundation Ltd, Camilla Drover, Anne Galbraith, Jinnie & Ross Gavin, Wendy Gavin, Michelle Guthrie, Meredith Hellicar, Sally Herman OAM, John & Frances Ingham Foundation, I Kallinikos, Anna Katzmann, Kay Swaney Family, Virginia Leitch, Philip Mason & Alexandra Joel, Sara McKerihan, Sam Meers AO, Andrew Messenger, Sheridan Lee, Karen Moses, Natasha Nankivell, Amy Payten, Gabbi Phillips, Fiona Playfair, Victoria Rati, Sally & Jonathan Rourke, Susan & Ian Thomas, Christine Thomson, Gai Wales, Ivan & Karel Wheen, Annie & Graham Williams, Boh Yeng & Peter Hunt, Prof John Yiannikas, Carla Zampatti Foundation, Anonymous (7)

Donations to the STC Foundation are recognised for 12 months from the date of donation. Donations of $100 and above are recognised on our website. This listing is current as at 8 Dec 2023.

To join our donor community, please make a tax-deductible donation online at sydneytheatre.com.au/donate For further information, please contact the STC Philanthropy team on (02) 9250 1976 or foundation@sydneytheatre.com.au

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Board of Directors Ann Johnson (Chair), Anita BelgiornoNettis AM, Brooke Boney, Mark Coulter, David Craig, Anne Dunn, Heather Mitchell AM , Gretel Packer AM , David Paradice AO, Annette Shun Wah, Kip Williams Executive Artistic Director & Co-CEO Kip Williams Executive Director & Co-CEO Anne Dunn Executive Assistants Batsheva Abrahams, Poppy Tidswell Artistic Director, New Work & Artistic Development Paige Rattray Interim Head of Casting Jacob Sparrow Casting Associate Jocelyn O’Brien Senior Producer Ben White Associate Producers Zoe O’Flanagan, Alice Hatton Company Manager Sarah Stait Artistic Administrator/Assistant Company Manager Nicola Stavar New Work Development Producer Jonathan Ware Resident Director Kenneth Moraleda Resident Director Ian Michael Patrick White Playwrights Fellow Wesley Enoch AM Associate Artist, New Work Ruth Little Dramaturg Jules Orcullo STC Writers Under Commission Andrew Bovell, Angus Cerini, Glace Chase, Wesley Enoch, Jane Harrison, Kim Ho, Tom Holloway, Emme Hoy, Nakkiah Lui, Nathan Maynard, Kate Mulvany, Eryn Jean Norvill, Emma Valente, Meyne Wyatt Watershed Writers Grace Chapple, Abbie-lee Lewis, Emmanuelle Mattana, Gary Paramanathan, Daley Rangi Finance & Administration Director, Finance & Governance Penny Scaiff Human Resources Manager Bettina Sammut Human Resources Coordinator Amelia Engel Safety & People Advisor Mary Moon Finance Manager Reinaldo Rahn Acting Accountant Helen Ban Acting Assistant Accountant Klara Harvey Archivist Judith Seeff Receptionist Elisabeth Tuilekutu Marketing Director, Marketing Sophie Withers Marketing Manager Ivana Radix

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Digital Marketing Manager Meera Gooley Content Manager Patrick Carey Content Coordinator Rebecca Duke Marketing Specialist Rebecca Warrand Marketing Coordinator, Digital Alex Murray Marketing Assistant Courtney Henson Creative Manager Shara Parsons Graphic Designers Kalyani Jegendran, Joanna Shuen PR & Media Relations Public Relations Manager Helene Fox Senior Publicist Georgia Fox Customer Experience Director, Customer Experience Heath Wilder Ticketing Manager Bonnie Pares-Carr Ticketing Specialists Monty Richmond, Tomoko Tamura Season Tickets Managers Fiona Moody Application and Database Administrator Aista Adhikari Insights & Analytics Manager Jonathan Zhang Business Data Analyst Dominic Ball Customer Services Manager Alison Cooper Acting Wharf Theatre Box Office Manager Jessica Pearson Roslyn Packer Theatre Box Office Manager Dominic Scarf Customer Service Supervisors Jodie, Jonathan, Lauren, Lily, Lisa, Louise Sykes, Lucy Gleeson, Nancy, Sheanna Customer Service Representatives Amy, Chloe, Chris, Georgie, Kate, Lisa, Mary, Quinn, Tara, Tom House Services Manager Edward Whitmarsh-Knight Deputy House Services Manager Milan Monk House Manager Callum Bright Casual House Managers Andrea Beaumont, Erin Bruce, Jen Batman, Jessie Lancaster, Alison Lee Rubie, Estevan Martin, Rafael Barroso, Myles Horton Philanthropy Director, External Relations & Private Giving Danielle Heidbrink Head of Philanthropy Tom Tansey Senior Manager, Major & Planned Giving Rebecca Warren Individual Giving Manager Sally Crawford Donor Communications and Campaign Manager Lina Stein Donor Engagement Manager Christina Blanco

Major Gifts & SoulMates Coordinator Mitchell Bourke Annual Giving Executive Richard Cox Philanthropy Administrator Tamika Paul Operations, Business Development & Education Chief Operating Officer Caroline Spence Head of Business Development Miranda Purnell Partnerships Coordinator Madeleine Holmes Venue Manager Ben Stern Venue & Events Specialist Kendra Murphy Head of Public Programs & Engagement Tory Loudon Education Program Manager Kelly Young Creative Learning Program Manager Kaylee Hazell Public Programs Administrator Jess Zlotnick School Drama Program Associates Professor Robyn Ewing AM, John Nicholas Saunders Teaching Artists Michelle Robin Anderson, Tegan Arazny, Bronwyn Batchelor, Neville Williams Boney, Margie Breen, Victoria Campbell, Branden Christine, Katrina Douglas, Robyn Ewing, Kaylee Hazell, Estevan Martin, Suzannah McDonald, Vaishanavi Suryaprakash, Jennifer White, Linden Wilkinson, Kate Worsley, Kelly Young Building Facilities Manager Barry Carr Stage Door Attendant Errol Robertson Technical and Production Director, Technical and Production James Wheeler Head of Technical Operations Andrew Richards Head of Production Joe Fletcher Technical & Production Administrator Hannah Waters Workshop Manager Mark Rowley Production Managers Elizabeth Jenkins, Ryan Garreffa, Alexandra Moon Head of Stage Management Roxzan Bowes Resident Stage Managers Sarah Smith, Minka Stevens Lighting Manager Andrew Tompkins Lighting Supervisors Jesse Greig, Tim McNaught, Amy Robertson Lighting Workshop Technician Filip Wyker Sound & Video Manager Ben Lightowlers Sound & Video Supervisors Ben Andrews, Hayley Forward, Luke Davis, Michael Hedges Sound & Video Technician Peter Hunt Staging Manager Chris Fleming

Staging Supervisors Zachary White Venue Head Mechanist Kane Mott Fly Supervisor Zachary White Set Construction Manager Boaz Shemesh Deputy Head of Set Construction Ashley Watts Senior Set Constructor Joseph Gleeson Set Constructors Alex Casalini, Tim Hill Draftspeople Andrew Powell, Dallas Winspear Logistics Manager Julian Duxson Logistics Supervisors Hamish Bell, Allan Vella MR Driver Michael Apoifis Props Manager Emily Adinolfi Deputy Head of Props Jason Lowe Props Supervisor Lisandro Sanchez Scenic Art Manager Neil Mallard Deputy Head of Scenic Art Ron Thiessen Scenic Artist Emily Borghi Driver / Buyer Ashley Trotter Costume Manager Scott Fisher Costume Coordinator Sam Perkins Costumier Mary Anne Lawler Costume Stores Coordinator Hazel Fisher Wig, Make-up and Wardrobe Supervisor Lauren A. Proietti Program Program Editor Patrick Carey Program Design Shara Parsons, Joanna Shuen Production Acknowledgments WAAPA Costume Secondment Phoebe Mitchell Kylie Clarke Wigmaking Carla D’Annunzio (Wig Maker) Stefanie Paglialonga (Wigs Maker) STC Casual and Seasonal Staff Costume Charlie Aplin, Harriet Ayers, Patricia Barker, Nyok Kim Chang, Lindsey Chapman (Wigs), Simone Edwards, Margaret Gill, Roslyn Keam, Catriona McCabe, Rick McGill, Mathilde Montredon, Kia Snell, Elle Cantor, Ellen Parrett, Alicia Brown, Gemma Woods (Wigs), Tess Williams (Wigs), Damien Ross, Elizabeth Franklin, Catherine Rennie.

Front of House Hajer Al-awsi, Tegan Arazny, Kyle Barrett, Lucy Bassant, Andrea Beaumont, Aimee Bosco, Annie Brockenhuus-Schack, Kate Bubalo, Stephen Byrnes, Talia Clements-Oliveiro, Lesley Colborne, Margaret Collinson, Amelia Robertson-Cuninghame, Ryan

Cuskelly, Sonia Fabbro, Annabel Fraser Alexandra Gooley, Amy Hack, Harry Harvey, Nic Hiatt, Lilly Horton, Shannon Johnson, Ondine Karpinellison, Kirsty Kiloh, Grainne King, Jessie Lancaster, Crawford Lees, Michael Medcalf, Levi Meltzer, Allegra Monk, Ezara Norton, Brian Obiri-Asare, Esther Randles, Anthony Sandler, Alexandra Simpson, Anna Summerhayes, Christine Suter, Adriane White, Samuel Carr, Nikki Eghlimi, Harrison Mills, Jacqueline Nagy, Harrison O’Shanesy Lighting Timothy Baker, Corinne Fish, Jemima Flett, Stephen Hendy, Andrew Hutchison, Renae Kenward, Louise Mason, Cameron Menzies, Anastasia Mowen, Philip Paterson, Matthew Quince, Amy Robertson, Mali Tauro-Cesca, Jeffrey Wheeler, Andrew Williams, Charlotte Wiltshire Logistics Matthew Barnes, Gregory Bloye, Chris Colla, Felix Colvin, Peter Crome, Adam Crome, Tigga Crome-Forster, Eric Dole, Julian Duxson, Emma Gibbons, Jack Gordon, Julie Lawrence, David Lee, Jee Wai Leong, Scott Marcus, Jaccamo Mullen, Karl Reza, Kevin Rigby, Jack Roberts-Field, Matthew Rose, Jason Thelwell, Jonathan Twomey, Simon Wilson Scenic Jeremy Hastings, James Jones, Melita Tickle, Gawaa Lundaa, Rachel Wiggens Set Construction Reuben Alexander, Kallan Crosbie, David Drake-Brockman, Philip McNaughton, Angus Meredith, Bradley Prestipino, Dante Rushbrook, Ricky Tapara Sound & Video Felix Abrahams, Benjamin Andrews, Barbara Bertoldi, Niall Cameron, Khyam Cox, Steven Coyle, Cassandra de Gooyer, Sarah Hadley, Samuel Harper, Zoltan Jonas, Anthony Lorenz, Nikola Minovski, Wridley Moss, Lauren Peters, Benjamin Sheen, Samuel Steinle, Andrew Troy, David Trumpmanis, Annika Unsen, Ella Van Dam, Joshua Vellis, Corey Wiles Staging Anthony Arnold, Kem Austin, Shayne Burrell, Oliver Davies,Rocio Eiras Carrancio, Timothy Hill, William Hoger, Terence Hulme, Travis Kecek, Hugh Knyvett, Rhys Krix, Grace Llanwarne, Ashley Lyons, Stephen Mason, Tyler Mason, Lily McHugh, Scott Milander, Carlos Mora, Philippa Morey, Kane Mott,

Geoffrey Murray, Andrew Murray, Ulisses Palla, Simon C Ridgeon, Nathan Seymour, John Shedden, Ethan Shepherd, Joshua Tanioria, Luka Tsalis, Zachary White, Maurice Zancanaro Stage Management Tim Burns, Briana Dunn, Katie Hankin, Brooke Kiss, Jaymii Knierum, Sean Proude, Nicola Stavar, Ayah Tayeh, Sybilla Wajon, Zoe Davis, Matt Schubach, Nitya Ganesh Oral Historian for STC Archives’ Oral History Project Dr Margaret Leask STC is a member of Live Performance Australia and the Confederation of Australian State Theatres.

Auditors KPMG Legal Representatives Allens STC Overseas Representatives Thompson Turner Productions (New York) STC Doctors Holdsworth House

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ON TOUR Sydney Opera House Trust Michael McDaniel AO (Chair) David Campbell OAM Michael Ebeid AM Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz Sara Mansour Kylie Rampa Allan Vidor AM Sara Watts Executive Management Louise Herron AM, Chief Executive Officer Fiona Winning, Director, Programming Hannah Mason, Director, Production & Events Jade McKellar, Chief Customer Officer Jessica Gooch, Director, Strategic Engagement

Victorian Arts Centre Trust Ian Carson AM (President) Paul Barker Caroline Bowditch Greta Bradman Leigh Johns OAM Helen Silver AO Paul Bonnici Executive Team Karen Quinlan AM, Chief Executive Officer Tammy Willenberg, Deputy Chief Executive Officer Melanie Smith, Executive Director, Performing Arts Troy Walsh, Executive Director, First Nations and Equity & Inclusion Richard Zimmermann, Executive Director, Philanthropy

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Jon Blackburn, Executive Director, Corporate Services & CFO Kya Blondin, Executive Director, People & Government Jemille King, General Counsel & Director, Risk Hugh Lamberton, Director, Office of the CEO SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE Bennelong Point GPO Box 4274 Sydney 2001 NSW Administration (02) 9250 7111 Box Office (02) 9250 7777 Facsimile (02) 9250 7666 Website sydneyoperahouse.com

Arts Centre Melbourne extends heartfelt thanks to our Arts Angels, whose generosity, loyalty and commitment ensure as many Victorians as possible can experience the joy of the performing arts here in Melbourne.

Conditions of Entry Arts Centre Melbourne welcomes everyone to visit our spaces and experience the performing arts.

Conditions of Entry are available on our website artscentremelbourne.com.au ARTS CENTRE MELBOURNE 100 St Kilda Road Melbourne www.artscentremelbourne.com.au

Chair Professor Peter Coaldrake AO Deputy Chair Leigh Tabrett PSM Trust Members Julian Myers Georgina Richters Susan Rix AM Murray Saylor Executive Staff Chief Executive: John Kotzas AM Executive Director – Visitor Experience: Jackie Branch Executive Director – Philanthropy and Partnerships: Zoë Connolly Executive Director – People and Culture: Gemma Davidson Executive Director – Marketing and Ticketing: Roxanne Hopkins Executive Director – Venue Infrastructure and Production Services: Bill Jessop Executive Director – Curatorial: Jono Perry Executive Director – Business Performance: Kieron Roost Acknowledgement The Queensland Performing Arts Trust is a statutory body of the State of Queensland and is partially funded by the Queensland Government.

The Honourable Leeanne Enoch MP: Minister for Treaty, Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Minister for Communities and Minister for the Arts Director-General, Department of Treaty, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Communities and the Arts: Ms Clare O’Connor Thank you to our donors QPAC warmly thanks our key donors who help us engage broadly across the state and continue enriching lives through performing arts.

Tim Fairfax AC and Gina Fairfax AC, Dr Lee and Professor Peter Coaldrake AO, Leigh Tabrett PSM, Susan Rix AM, Julian Myers, Dr Sally Pitkin AO, Dare Power, Dr Cathryn Mittelheuser AM, Queensland Community Foundation, de Groots Charitable Fund, Sandi Hoskins, Klaus Beckmann, Barbara Snelling, Jill Hutchins, Leigh Wheeler, Joachim and Paula Erpf, Frank and Karen Alpert, Alison Iverach, Jenny Morton, John Ryan, Margaret Heggie, Natalie Nelson, Ben Castleton, Meg Bock, Anthony WadeCooper and several donors who wish to remain anonymous.

QUEENSLAND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE PO Box 3567, South Bank, Queensland 4101 T: (07) 3840 7444 W: qpac.com.au

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