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4 comments:
Greg McNeill
Grins at his own adlibs
Scat-hurling primate
Married to theatre critic
I suffer for my Art
Whitney Richards
Whitney has spent the last 3 years working intensely at Curtin University’s Hayman Theatre. She’s come out the other side somewhat unharmed and keen to continue her acting at a professional level. Whitney is mainly a keen observer of the ITA website and has been both praised and criticised on it.
Vanessa Trengove
It has been a childhood ambition of mine to act professionally. I am thrilled to be making my first professional acting appearance. I have been involved with Joondalup Encore Theatre Society for the last few years appearing in Fawlty Towers, The Reluctant Debutante and Busybody.
Craig Williams
Craig has been acting professionally in Perth for over 20 years. He is mainly recognised for his long association with Barking Gecko Theatre, with whom he has toured everywhere in Australia and much of the world. (Most recently seen in Australia Vs South Africa at the Perth International Arts Festival.) He now works as their Production Manager. He's the resident musician at the popular improvised comedy show The Big Hoo-Haa, and is a voice often heard on radio commercials. Despite not logging on so much in the past few years, on the Theatre Australia website statistics page he is still their third most active contributor of all time, and his online comments and discussions led to him being invited to host the ITA Finley awards for three consecutive years (2004-2006).
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