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 Belinda DiVito New Zealand   |
Belinda has worked in Television including Neighbours,
Stingers,
Savvy Tv
and The Mystical Guides
programme for Open Channel. Her theatre credits include
Friday Night, In Town where she
played the role of Emma. (La Mama), With The Dark
(Eagles Nest Theatre) and Tuppaware
for the 2007 Short and Sweet Festival which won the overall peoples
choice awards (wildcards). Belinda played the role of Claire in
The Comedy
Saturday Night Williamstown,
part of the Williamstown short Play 6 Festival. She played Tracey in
The Wireless
for the Melbourne Fringe Festival in 2006 and again in 2009 for the
Melbourne Comedy Festival at Trades Hall. She performed in Lorca's
Blood Wedding with the Women Of Asia Company
at Chapel Off Chapel. In 2001 she travelled to Singapore touring a
collection of plays including her self devised comedy character Flange.
She has featured in several short films which included Alan
Lams Soroboro which won the special
effects award from Film Victoria. Currently Belinda is working in
New Zealand and has just performed in the very first NZ Short & Sweet
Festival. |
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 Katherine Fyffe Sydney
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Katherine has performed for a variety of companies including in Hannie
Rayson’s Inheritance for the Melbourne Theatre Company and Sydney
Theatre Company, Afternoon of the Elves for Windmill Performing
Arts and STCSA, Each Beach for Patch Theatre and for
Vitalstatistix National Women's Theatre on Melissa Reeve’s Tough Girls
workshop. She is a founding member of The Border Project, and has
co-created and performed in Highway Rock n Roll Disaster,
Please Go Hop!, Medeamaterial and Disappearance
(development). Katherine has also performed in Nick Enright’s
Blackrock, Margaret Edson’s Wit, and Angels In
America Parts 1 and 2. Katherine will travel to Chicago this year
to work with experimental theatre company Goat Island Performance Group after
receiving funding from Arts SA and the Australia Council for the Arts. In
2001 she travelled to Singapore touring a collection of post-modern plays and
has featured in several short films. Her TV work includes Blue
Heelers and Channel 10’s Savvy TV. |
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 Romy Loor Los Angeles, USA |
Romy works in the industry both as a writer and actor. Her TV credits include
Last Man Standing for Channel Seven and Savvy TV for
Network10. She has performed for the State Theatre Company of South
Australia and has also worked with Vitalstatistix in Adelaide and La Mama in
Melbourne both as a writer and actor. Her play Where’s My Mother!
was a finalist in the Patrick White Award for 2006. She was
awarded a mentorship by the Australian Writer’s Guild to work with
playwright Hilary Bell, and last year co-wrote a play for St Martin’s Youth
Theatre called Radicals and Misanthropes. Currently
she is working on a short film which has won Raw Nerve 2007 funded
by Open Channel and the Australian Film Commission. |
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 Melanie Vallejo Sydney
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Melanie's professional credits include the Sydney premiere of Stephen Sewell's
Myth, Propaganda and Disaster in Nazi Germany, Gosling
as part of Sydney Theatre Company's young playwrights awards readings,
The
Return with Fresh Track Productions and
The Memory Museum.
She performed Sit On My Fence at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival in
2001 and worked on Savvy TV for Network 10. Melanie's TV
credits include
All Saints for the Seven Network, various
commercials including KFC, Betty Crocker and Degree. She also appears in the latest series of
Power Rangers as Madison Rocca, the blue Power Ranger. In 2009
she will be playing the new flat mate on the hit Seven Network drama
Packed To The Rafters and starring in the Belvoir Street
production Baghdad Wedding. |
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 Caleb Lewis Sydney |
Caleb studied writing at Flinders University under
playwright Verity Laughton. In
2002 he began a yearlong mentorship with Nick Enright and began work on
Nailed. In
2003 Lewis won the IAF Literature Scholarship to research the play
Krissy Pho in Vietnam and also Naked
Theatre Company’s Write Now competition for his play,
RocketBaby. In 2004 his play,
Songs for the Deaf,
was produced by FreshTrack Productions for the Adelaide
Fringe Festival and he began a two-year residency with Griffin Theatre
Company culminating
in the world premiere of
Nailed
(short listed for the Phillip Parsons playwright's award) Caleb
has completed commissions for Jigsaw Theatre Company
(ACT) and Riverland Youth Theatre Company
(SA) – His short film, The Half Windsor,
opened in Sydney last May. After
receiving funding from the Australia Council Theatre Board and
Literature Board, his play, The
The
Sea Bride, won the Theatrelab
Emerging Playwright Award earning a two-week workshop with
playwright Edward Albee. His
new play
DogFall
premiered in Adelaide in November 2007. |
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 Hew Parham Adelaide |
Hew was a core member of Adelaide's
Berlin Cabaret Ensemble which won Best Cabaret at the 2002
Adelaide Fringe Festival, Light Year Awards for Best Cabaret and The
Adelaide Critics Circle Award for Innovation. He has also performed in
the acclaimed one-man show The Idiot, the film
Travelling Light and a cabaret of Tom Waits songs called My
History of Obsession with Tom Waits. Hew has also performed in
Significant Others (Oddbodies Theatre Company), Pounding
Nails into the Floor with my Forehead (Pounding Theatre Company)
which also played the 2004 Melbourne Fringe Festival and won the Best
Spoken Word Performance Awards and
Boo! with Windmill Performing Arts. Hew recently won
the
Neil Curnow Award, which he used to study at the Hunter Gates
Academy of Physical Theatre in St Albert, Alberta, Canada; and Bouffon and
Clown with Karen Hines and John Turner on Manitoulin Island, Ontario. Hew
is the drama co-ordinator of Tutti Arts and is currently writing and
directing their show The Little Blue Parcel. |
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 Amber McMahon Sydney |
Graduating in time for the Fringe and Festival of Arts, Amber found work
performing cabaret at the now closed Weimar Room in Adelaide and Hindley St's Minke Bar. Since then Amber's critical acclaim has been ongoing since her stunning break-out performance in the State Theatre Company production of the drama Proof back in 2003. Since Proof Amber has appeared in Windmill Theatre's The Snow Queen and Afternoon of the Elves. She continued her work with State Theatre in Boston Marriage and travelled to New York to study with renowned film and theatre actor Bill Hopkins at the Stella Adler Company. Amber is a founding member of The Border Project and is currently part of the ensemble actors with Sydney Theatre Company. |
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 Roman Vaculik Adelaide |
Roman's professional experience includes 4:48 Psychosis
with Brink Productions for the Adelaide Fringe Festival in 2006,
The Hit! with
Paralello which toured to the Malthouse Theatre in Melbourne,
Checklist for an Armed Robber with Vitalstatistix,
The Half Windsor for the Adelaide Fringe Festival in 2004,
The
Return with Fresh Track Productions for the Adelaide Fringe
Festival in 2002, Come Out in 2003 and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in
2003. He has worked as a writer, actor and workshop co-ordinator for
the Global Education Centre for Federal Government with Acting For
Change: Welcoming Refugees "Is This Real?" Roman has
also worked on
The Memory Museum, Blackrock at
the Queens Theatre, Cyborganic at the Minkebar, Sit On
My Fence for the Adelaide Cabaret Festival in 2001, the short film
Wild Strawberries and Savvy TV for Network 10. |
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 Roberta Tyrrell Adelaide |
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 Eva Lewkowicz Adelaide |
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