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Contributor	Bill Dunstone
Other Names	William Dunstone
Gender	Male
Nationality	Australian
Functions	Actor, Adaptor, Associate Director, Designer, Director, Performer, Set Designer, Front of House
Events	Date Function Contributor Organisation
	Howard Barker's Uncle Vanya, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 21 May 1999 A Soldier's Tale, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 October 1998 A Dream Play, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1998 Music from The Whirlwind, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 May 1998 The Bacchae, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 April 1998 Scenes From an Execution, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 October 1996 Much Ado About Nothing, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1995 Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 Red Cross, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1992 Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, Holy Trinity Church, York, WA, 4 June 1988 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 31 May 1988 The Measures Taken, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 September 1986 Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 A Scent of Flowers, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 10 July 1973 The Caretaker, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 April 1973 Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1972 The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 Antigone, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1970 The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Shadow of Heroes, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1969 An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960
	Actor Music from The Whirlwind, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 May 1998 Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 The Caretaker, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 April 1973 Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Director Howard Barker's Uncle Vanya, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 21 May 1999 A Soldier's Tale, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 October 1998 A Dream Play, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1998 The Bacchae, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 April 1998 Scenes From an Execution, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 October 1996 Much Ado About Nothing, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1995 Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 Red Cross, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1992 Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, Holy Trinity Church, York, WA, 4 June 1988 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 31 May 1988 The Measures Taken, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 September 1986 A Scent of Flowers, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 10 July 1973 Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1972 Antigone, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1970 Shadow of Heroes, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1969 Adaptor Music from The Whirlwind, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 May 1998 The Bacchae, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 April 1998 Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 Set Designer The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, Holy Trinity Church, York, WA, 4 June 1988 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 31 May 1988 Associate Director The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Designer Howard Barker's Uncle Vanya, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 21 May 1999 Front of House Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 Performer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964
	Neville Teede - Actor, Devisor, Director, Performer, Reciter The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 Raymond Omodei - Actor, Designer, Director Music from The Whirlwind, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 May 1998 Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Anne Hearder - Production Manager Scenes From an Execution, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 October 1996 Much Ado About Nothing, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1995 Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 Red Cross, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1992 Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, Holy Trinity Church, York, WA, 4 June 1988 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 31 May 1988 Maurice Jones - Actor, Designer, Set Designer The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Barry King - Lighting Designer The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Collin O'Brien - Actor, Director Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 The Caretaker, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 April 1973 Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 Jeana Bradley - Director The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 Gerald Hitchcock - Actor Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Michael Louis - Actor The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Joan Pope - Actor, Choreographer, Director, Production Manager Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 William Shakespeare - Playwright Much Ado About Nothing, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1995 Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 Faith Clayton - Actor, Reciter The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Ruth Kott - Properties Master/Mistress, Stage Director, Stage Manager The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Nigel Prescott - Lighting Designer, Production Manager, Stage Manager The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Rosemary Barr - Actor Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Peter Cuffley - Actor, Properties Master/Mistress The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Helen Godecke - Deputy Stage Manager, Stage Manager Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Jake Newby - Actor, Lighting Designer Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Robert Nussbaum - Composer, Musical Arranger, Musical Director, Musician: Clarinetist Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Philip Parsons - Actor, Producer, Production Manager, Reciter Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Juliet Adderley - Actor, Costume Co-ordinator, Costume Designer The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Michael Bowie - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Anton Chekhov - Playwright Howard Barker's Uncle Vanya, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 21 May 1999 The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Joan Davies - Actor The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Johanna Fewings - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Peter Hardy - Actor Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 Glen Hitchcock - Actor The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Peter Jagger - Production Manager A Soldier's Tale, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 October 1998 A Dream Play, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1998 The Bacchae, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 April 1998 Steve Jodrell - Actor, Lighting Designer The Caretaker, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 April 1973 Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Murray Johnstone - Lighting Designer Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Peter Julian - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Helen Kiselovski - Lighting Designer, Lighting Operator/Technician The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, Holy Trinity Church, York, WA, 4 June 1988 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 31 May 1988 Dorothy Lyall - Actor, Director The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 Victor Marsh - Actor Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 June Pollard - Actor, Reciter Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Tim Robertson - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 Rupert Sadka - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Philip Scutt - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 August Strindberg - Playwright A Dream Play, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1998 Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 Serge Tampalini - Designer, Set Designer The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Evan Taplin - Actor Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 John Adam - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 Jean Anouilh - Playwright The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 Antigone, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1970 Zoë Atkinson - Costume Designer, Set Designer A Soldier's Tale, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 October 1998 A Dream Play, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1998 Basil Balme - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 Howard Barker - Playwright Howard Barker's Uncle Vanya, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 21 May 1999 Scenes From an Execution, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 October 1996 James Bean - Actor The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Kathleen Bourke - Actor, Musical Arranger Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Bertolt Brecht - Playwright The Measures Taken, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 September 1986 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Anna Brockway - Assistant Director, Movement Director A Soldier's Tale, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 October 1998 A Dream Play, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1998 Lisa Brown - Musical Director Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, Holy Trinity Church, York, WA, 4 June 1988 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 31 May 1988 Eve Calder - Actor, Dancer All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Peter Caust - Production Manager Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Pat Coxon - Actor, Costume Designer An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Malcolm Crisp - Lighting Designer A Dream Play, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1998 Scenes From an Execution, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 October 1996 Wanda Davidson - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Bernie Davis - Actor Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Arthur Dignam - Actor The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Ronald Erceg - Actor Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Alan Fletcher - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Jeffrey Graham - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Janet Grono - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 Rod Hall - Actor Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Penelope Hanrahan - Actor Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Peter Holland - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Aileen Hornel - Actor, Assistant to the Director Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 David Hough - Actor, Stage Manager Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Neil Hunsley - Costume Designer The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 Henrik Ibsen - Playwright Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Martin Jones - Actor The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 John Kelland - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Tootsie Koh - Actor Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Barry Laing - Actor The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Marie-Louise Maidment-Laurent - Actor Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Jenny McNae - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Valerie Melrose - Actor The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Edgar Metcalfe - Actor, Director The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Michael Meyer - Translator The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 Thomas Middleton - Playwright Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 John Milson - Director A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 Aarne Neeme - Director The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Helen Neeme - Actor The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Philippa O'Brien - Designer Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 David Ormerod - Translator Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, Holy Trinity Church, York, WA, 4 June 1988 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 31 May 1988 Jack Phillips - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 Malcolm Pratt - Actor Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Tom Reynolds - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 June Richardson - Actor The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Steve Riches - Costume Designer, Wardrobe Master/Mistress The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Rachel Romano - Costume Designer Scenes From an Execution, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 October 1996 Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 Eugene Schlusser - Actor, Director Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Gavin Sinclair - Actor All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Joan Sydney - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Paul Tassone - Actor The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Tony Trethowan - Actor The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Ian Tweedie - Actor Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 Michael Wickers - Actor The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Pippa Williamson - Actor Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Brian Willis - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 Grahame Abbey - Lighting Designer The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Roy Abbott - Chorus Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 Jonathan Ackerman - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Arthur Adamov - Playwright Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 David Addenbrooke - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 John Aitken - Playwright Music from The Whirlwind, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 May 1998 June Allsop - Costume Assistant An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Stephen Amos - Lighting Designer The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 John Angliss - Actor Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 Margaret Anketell - Actor The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 Robert Antill - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Aristophanes - Playwright Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Les Ashton - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Gerry Atkinson - Actor The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Sam Atlas - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 James Bailey - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Phillip Bailey - Composer Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 Barry Baker - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Bill Barker - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Anne-Marie Barlow - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 John Barnes - Director The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Kevin Bartlett - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Tiffany Barton - Actor The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 John Beaton - Musical Director All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 James Beattie - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais - Playwright The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Francis Beaumont - Playwright The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Roger Bensky - Director, Translator Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Karl Berent - Musician: Clarinetist Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Ruth Berlin - Dancer All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Guy Bevilaqua - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Peter Bibby - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Lyn Birklund - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Ray Bluett - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Anthony Bolgia - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Lloyd Bolgia - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Clare Booth - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Henry Boston - Lighting Designer Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 Gerry Bottomley - Set and/or Property Maker The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Dave Bower - Sound Designer Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 Don Bowes - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Arnold Braunsdorf - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Betty Braunsdorf - Director Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Christopher Brennan - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Vin Bresland - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Michele Brooking - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Ken Brougham - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Davey Browne - Chorus Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 Joan Bruce - Performer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Maurice Bucknell - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Leonard Burrows - Reciter Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 Margaret Burton - Lighting Designer The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 Levin Butcher - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Anne Buttsworth - Actor Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 Julie Calcutt - Costume Assistant Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Paul Callander - Production Manager The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 David Campbell - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Robert Campbell - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Merrin Canning - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Bernard Carney - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Alexander Carras - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 John Carroll - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Donald Casson - Musician Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Martin Christenson - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Trevor Clapton - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Andrew Clarke - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Peter Clarke - Actor The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Robin Clarke - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Dennis Clements - Actor, Lighting Operator/Technician The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Dolores Clifton - Costume Assistant Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Jenifer Cock - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Adele Cohen - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Craig Colley - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Eileen Colocott - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Simon Combe - Actor Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 William Congreve - Playwright The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Penny Cowper - Properties Master/Mistress All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Christine Coxon - Costume Assistant An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Harriet Craig - Actor The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 Neil Craig - Composer, Musician Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 Eric Creighton - Properties Master/Mistress Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Brian Crow - Assistant Director The Measures Taken, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 September 1986 Al Cummings - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Ivan Danuel - Set Designer Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 Richard Davey - Actor, Designer, Producer Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Jo Davies - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Susan Davies - Actor All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Jenny Davis - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Bruce Dawe - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Edward Dembowski - Designer The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Barbara Dennis - Actor The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Wilfred Dowsett - Actor All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 John Doyle - Lighting Designer Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 Chris Drakes - Set and/or Property Maker Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 John Dryden - Playwright All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Richard Dundas - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Jean Dunn - Musician Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Don Edmonds - Lighting Designer Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 David Edwards - Musical Director Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 Stephen Edwards - Lighting Designer Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 T S Eliot - Playwright The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 Robert Elliott - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Don Emery - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Gloria Emery - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Paul English - Actor Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 George Etherege - Playwright The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 Euripides - Playwright The Bacchae, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 April 1998 Steven Evans - Actor, Choreographer The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 George Farquhar - Playwright The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 Lionel Farrell - Actor The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 Alan Feeney - Stage Manager The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Brian Fleay - Lighting Designer All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Margarie Fletcher - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Siobhan Foley - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Margaret Ford - Performer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Gwynth Forster - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Peter Fry - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Julie Fuhrmann - Dancer All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Mark Gauntlett - Actor The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 David E R George - Director The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Tom Gibbons - Set Designer Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Geoff Gibbs - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Neil Godfrey - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Irene Goerke - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Amanda Goldstein - Designer Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 Clem Gorman - Playwright A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Ron Graham - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Chris Greenacre - Actor, Technical Manager The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Bill Grono - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Cherrell Guilfoyle - Actor The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 Robert Gurr - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 James Hagan - Actor The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Mary Haire - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Don Halbert - Actor Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 Robert Hannah - Actor The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Brian Harffey - Wardrobe Master/Mistress The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Tweed Harris - Actor The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Nicholas Hasluck - Actor Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Ron Hawkins - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Muriel Hayes - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Margaret Helfgott - Musician: Harmoniumist, Musician: Pianist Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Philippa Henderson - Graphic Designer An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Paul Hetherington - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Malcolm Highes - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Carol Hinchcliffe - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Kevin Hodges - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Clifford Holden - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Alec Hope - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Narelle Hourn - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Patrick Howard - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Anthony Howes - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Bruce Hughes - Actor Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 Alf Humphreys - Set and/or Property Maker The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Aldous Huxley - Author The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Eugene Ionesco - Playwright Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 Brian James - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Damien Jameson - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Ian Jarvis - Lighting Designer The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Helen Jeans - Actor, Assistant Designer An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Peter Jeffrey - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Di Jodrell - Actor The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 Frank Johnson - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Poole Johnson - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Lorna Johnston - Properties Master/Mistress The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Gwenyth Jones - Playwright Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 John Joseph Jones - Devisor Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Max Jones - Actor The Caretaker, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 April 1973 Hank Jongen - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Gaile Jonikas - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Ann Jordan - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Dana Kankars - Actor The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Malcolm Keith - Actor The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 John Kellond - Actor All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 James Kemp - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Patricia Kerr - Costume Designer The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Brian Ketterer - Actor The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 Mervyn Kiely - Set and/or Property Maker Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Andrew King - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Andy King - Actor The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Elizabeth King - Choreographer, Musician Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Leonie King - Dancer All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Claudia Knowles - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Madeleine Koh - Actor Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Chris Kohn - Sound Designer Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 Magdalena Koman - Costume Designer The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Stan Kubalcik - Set and/or Property Maker A Dream Play, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1998 Edward Kuks - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Eugène Labiche - Playwright An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Ben Laden - Actor Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 Charles Lankaster - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Ray Lawler - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Odile Le Clezio - Actor The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 Bevan Lee - Actor The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Frederic Lees - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 William Lingard - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Jackie Lo - Assistant Director The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 Richard Lockwood - Assistant Stage Manager An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Anne Lodge - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Geoffrey London - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Dianne Lovelock - Costume Assistant An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Allanah Lucas - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Laurence Ludovich - Actor The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Mark Lyall - Sound Designer Scenes From an Execution, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 October 1996 Felicity Lyons - Deputy Stage Manager The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Graham Maclean - Designer The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 Ian Malcolm - Actor Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Ross Manson - Stage Manager The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Rose Marcinkowski - Costume Assistant The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Stephanie Mark - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Bo Maslen - Mask Maker The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Ray Mathew - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Ronald McCuaig - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Jess McDonald-Taylor - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Ramsey McLean - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Jean McLeod - Dancer All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Molly McLeod - Actor The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 Erin McLoughlin - Assistant Director The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 John McMahon - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Ainslie Meddemen - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Francesca Meehan - Actor The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 Jennifer Mellet - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Jillian Mellett - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Sandy Merlino - Stage Manager The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Jenny Miles - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Nick Miller - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1995 Jane Millett - Assistant Stage Manager The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Geoffrey Milne - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Judy Milne - Assistant Stage Manager An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Tim Minchin - Actor, Musical Director Much Ado About Nothing, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1995 Lorraine Mitchell - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Peter Mold - Actor All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Jean-Baptiste Moliere - Playwright Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 Don Moore - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Rosalind Moore - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Mike Morris - Designer, Director The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Christine Morrow - Director Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 Ian Mudie - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Walter Murdoch - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Jillian Murphy - Costume Assistant An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Michael Murphy - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Mike Murphy - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Bridget Muschamp - Assistant Stage Manager An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Donald Nairn - Actor All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Paul Nathan - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Imbi Neeme - Actor The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 Bob Nelson - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Hal Nicholson - Lighting Designer Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Mary Nielsen - Assistant Director Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 Judy Nunn - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 John O'Brien - Devisor Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Phillipa O'Brien - Designer Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Damien O'Doherty - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Helen O'Grady - Actor The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 Michael O'Rourke - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Gillian Oakley - Costume Assistant An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Gordon Palmer - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Nita Pannell - Actor The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 Patricia Parker - Costume Assistant An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Jeremy Parkinson - Set Designer All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Anne Patterson - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Heather Pearson - Actor Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 Harold Pinter - Playwright The Caretaker, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 April 1973 Harold Platt - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Stephen Plecas - Costume Assistant Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 W Poole Johnson - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Margaret Poole-Johnston - Actor Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Beverley Pope - Actor The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Rod Quinn - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Christine Randall - Production Manager Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Russell Raynor - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Margaret Reynolds - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Cfen Ridout - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Keith Rinaldi - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Tricia Robbins - Actor, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Diana Robinson - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Michael Rolfe - Actor The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 Jeff Rowholt - Lighting Designer The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 William Rowley - Playwright The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 Jean Rule - Actor The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Siobhan Sadka - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Camille Saint-Saens - Composer Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Margaret Sandercock - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 Igor Sas - Actor The Seagull, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1978 James Saunders - Author A Scent of Flowers, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 10 July 1973 David Schneider - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Joan Secombe - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Lindsay Sedgwick - Stage Manager Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Carol Serventy - Actor The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 Sam Shepard - Playwright Red Cross, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1992 Loreta Sherrell - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Jan Shier - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Jane Sims - Wardrobe Master/Mistress The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Patricia Skevington - Actor The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 Jim Smillie - Actor Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 Don Smith - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Max Smith - Actor Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 Paul Smith - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Sarah Smith - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Sybil Smith - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Gerard Smurthwaite - Actor The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 David Sparrow - Actor Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 Maxine Stoker - Front of House An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Tom Stoppard - Playwright Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Randolph Stow - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Igor Stravinsky - Composer A Soldier's Tale, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 October 1998 Robin Stuart - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Natalie Sugden - Costume Designer Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Gabrielle Sullivan - Actor Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 Dan Symons - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 John Millington Synge - Playwright The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 Alison Tame - Lighting Operator/Technician The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Alma Taylor - Costume Maker Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Doug Thompson - Actor The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Peter Thompson - Actor The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 Priscilla Thompson - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 John Thorley - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Ann Tonks - Actor Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 Paul Treasure - Actor The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Tony Tripp - Costume Designer Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Ramon Tuck - Actor A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Michael Tunnecliffe - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Bronwyn Turnbull - Actor Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 David Turner - Actor All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Jeana Tweedie - Director Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Maria Valaris - Actor The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Michael Van Schoor - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Desmond Varney - Translator The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Frederick Vickers - Playwright The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 Jim Villee - Actor The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Angela Vincent - Dancer All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 Ashley Wain - Actor The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 Sue Wallwork - Actor An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Gordon Watson - Set and/or Property Maker The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Wendy Watson - Properties Master/Mistress The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Tony Watts - Stage Manager Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Eleanore Wells - Costume Maker The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Jennifer West - Actor The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 Timothy West - Director Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 Patrick White - Playwright Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 John Whiting - Playwright The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Ken Whitton - Actor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Oscar Wilde - Playwright The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 Bea Willcock - Costume Assistant An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Richard Williams - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Tony Williams - Actor Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 Wendy Williams - Costume Co-ordinator The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 Patricia Williamson - Actor The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 Judy Wilson - Actor The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Jodi Wise - Actor The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 David Witt - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 Molly Worsnop - Actor Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 Chris Wortham - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Judith Wright - Writer Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Patricia Wrightson - Accompanist An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 Gary Yeang - Director, Playwright Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 David Zampatti - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977 Karl Zwicky - Actor As You Like It, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 July 1977
	University of Western Australia English and Cultural Studies Howard Barker's Uncle Vanya, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 21 May 1999 A Soldier's Tale, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 October 1998 A Dream Play, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1998 The Bacchae, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 April 1998 Scenes From an Execution, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 October 1996 Much Ado About Nothing, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 13 October 1995 Ghost Sonata, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 May 1993 Red Cross, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1992 Pericles, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1991 The Father, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 October 1989 The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, Holy Trinity Church, York, WA, 4 June 1988 Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 31 May 1988 Festival of Perth Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 Visions in a Brutal Landscape, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 21 January 1964 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 GRADS Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Life of Galileo, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 November 1963 The Cocktail Party, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 27 April 1962 All for Love, or, The World Well Lost, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1961 The Grass Shows Green, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 7 April 1961 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 The Hole in the Wall Theatre Company Big Toys, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 25 August 1984 Oedipus the King, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 9 February 1983 A Manual of Trench Warfare, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 February 1983 Ghosts, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 3 June 1982 The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 The Rehearsal, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 17 March 1976 The Importance of Being Earnest, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 20 March 1974 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Bankside Theatre Productions An Italian Straw Hat, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 3 June 1964 The Cherry Orchard, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 8 April 1964 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The Wild Duck, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 June 1963 The Changeling, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 28 March 1963 St Catherines Dramatic Society A Scent of Flowers, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 10 July 1973 Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1972 Antigone, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1970 Shadow of Heroes, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1969 St George's College Dramatic Society A Scent of Flowers, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 10 July 1973 Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1972 Antigone, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1970 Shadow of Heroes, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 1969 Undergraduate Dramatic Society (UDS) The Playboy of the Western World, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1979 Much Ado About Nothing, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 19 January 1972 The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 Hamlet, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 29 January 1964 The University of Western Australia, Dramatic Society Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 Professor Taranne; Horse Sense; The Ass and the Philosopher, Winthrop Hall, Crawley, WA, 5 May 1960 Lysistrata, University of Western Australia, The Sunken Garden, Crawley, WA, 20 January 1960 University of Western Australia Theatre Management Committee The Recruiting Officer, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 22 July 1971 The Man of Mode, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 16 October 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 The Festival of Perth Committee The Knight of the Burning Pestle, New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA, 5 February 1969 The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Alliance Francaise de Paris The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Alliance Francaise de Perth The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Australia Council for the Arts The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 Government of France The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 Melbourne Theatre Company Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 Murdoch University The Marriage of Figaro, The New Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 12 July 1989 National Theatre Inc. The Devils, The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA, 19 February 1964 Perth Building Society The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979 School of Music A Soldier's Tale, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 October 1998 The Australian Council for the Arts Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 18 September 1969 The Swan Players The Caretaker, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 26 April 1973 The University of Western Australia, Literary Society Poetry Reading, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 25 July 1961 The University of Western Australia, Music Society Music from The Whirlwind, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 30 May 1998 The Western Australian Arts Council The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Leederville, WA, 1 July 1976 The York Theatre Festival (Inc) Six Plays From the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, Holy Trinity Church, York, WA, 4 June 1988 University of Western Australia The Measures Taken, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 September 1986 University of Western Australia Department of English Women Beware Women, Octagon Theatre, Crawley, WA, 24 March 1982 University of Western Australia, Arts Union Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 UWA French Club Le Nouveau Locataire; L'Amour Medecin, The Old Dolphin Theatre, Crawley, WA, 23 July 1963 Western Australian Theatre Company The Way of the World, Curtin University, Hayman Theatre, Bentley, WA, 20 February 1979
Resources	Article: Bill Dunstone, 'Orders of nature': press, gender and performance in colonial Western Australia 1839-1880, Australasian Drama Studies, 36, April 2000, 105-116 Article: Bill Dunstone, Helena Grehan, Making - maps 'Speak': e-Mapping Performance on Western Australia's Coolgardie Goldfield, 1894 - 98, Australasian Drama Studies, Australasian Drama Studies, c/- Department of English, Univ, 62, April 2013, 89 - 99 Bill Dunstone, Hibernian Hall, 17 Murray Street, Perth, 2012 The multi-purpose Hibernian Hall was built for the Hibernian-Australasian Catholic Benefit Society (HACBS) in 1902 for the ‘instruction, debate and entertainment’ of the Catholic community.¹ The history of the Hall for entertainment, and later medical purposes, tells us much about the social experience of ordinary Perth people in the first half of the twentieth century. A Trove search of the West Australian from 1902 to 1954 yields some 4000 items related to use of the Hall, mostly advertisements in the entertainment columns, reviews of performances and reports of events in the social column. A full study of the Hall’s history remains to be done. But the data to date indicates steady use of the Hall by a range of organisations for a variety of community purposes. From its earliest days, the Hall was a focal point for Irish Catholic identity in Perth. The HACBS hosted its state and national meetings there. Annual St Patrick’s Day Parades began and ended there. The Catholic community organised stage plays, bazaars, card nights and social dances at the Hall to raise funds for Catholic schools and welfare institutions such as the Foundlings Home and Glendalough Orphanage. In 1923 the Governor opened a two-day Fair at the Hall to benefit Catholic charities: the programme included an evening street procession, concerts, national dancing, boxing, log chopping and a band. The Hall also provided a forum for Irish political debate. Perth’s United Irish League met there in 1904 to advance Home Rule. The same year saw a benefit entertainment to elderly Fenians Mr Duggan and Mr Keilly, who had been transported to Western Australia as political prisoners in 1867. Other interest groups put the Hall to good use. The Fire Brigade Recreation Club held its fancy dress ball there in 1909. The Hall was a popular venue for wrestling and boxing matches: Perth’s Jack Robbo met Fremantle’s Black Paddy there in 1910. Local yachting and cricket clubs and the Perth and East Perth Football Clubs held prize-giving socials at the Hall: Frank Watson, former football star now crippled, was given a benefit performance there in 1918. The Hall was also a forum for matters administrative, industrial and educational. Local government bodies met at the Hall in 1921 to debate the efficiency and economy of public administration. The Amalgamated Society of Engineers held a strike meeting there in the same year. The Country Teachers’ Branch of the State School Teachers’ Union held regular annual conferences at the Hall in the 1920’s. The Hall’s central location, seating capacity, and modest rental attracted Perth’s vigorous amateur theatre community from the outset. Early twentieth-century amateur performance was strictly not-for-profit. Its rationale was to recirculate profits back into the community. It was thus a significant form of community subsidy at a time when the fledgling state government had little money for welfare. One of the earliest amateur benefits at the Hall was a Perth Hebrew Literary Society performance of two comedies in 1904. 1905 saw seven amateur productions at the Hall, with benefits to the Home of Peace, St Anne’s Hospital, and the Fidelity Lodge, and an elite Dorcas Society charity performance under vice-regal patronage. The Knobby Grass Dramatic Society donated its takings to the YMCA war effort in 1916. Profits from the première of author and historian Dame Mary Durack’s first play, ‘The Avenger,’ at the Hall in 1929 went towards the construction of nearby St Mary’s Cathedral. Pupils at Perth’s dance, elocution, drama and music schools also performed regularly at the Hall. Few, if any, commercial theatre entertainers played the Hall. Fremantle’s Innisfail Players toured there in 1905; hypnotist Mr Betteridge appeared in 1908. The University Dramatic Society, then based at Irwin Street, performed at the Hall in 1920 and 1922. The Hall’s acoustic suited the many musical recitals and concerts it hosted. The Trove search provides helpful information about the Hall’s facilities. Modest rentals (£1 in 1906) attracted voluntary organisations. Charges for power and an electrician indicate auditorium electric lights and a form of electric lighting for the proscenium arch stage. The repertoire of concerts and one- and two-act plays would have required no sophisticated lighting or staging. Use of the Hall floor for boxing, wrestling and dancing indicates movable seating and reconfigurable space. The gallery above the front entrance would have been used for spectating and receptions. The heritage value of the Hibernian Hall is enhanced by its proximity to the Fire Museum, and the fact that it has outlived former theatres St George’s Hall in Hay Street; the Cremorne Gardens between Murray and Hay; and the Assembly Hall and Playhouse in Pier Street. The Hall continued to serve the community first as an RPH Out-Patients Clinic and then as the Perth Chest Clinic from 1948 to the late 1960’s. ¹ The information provided in this account of the Hibernian Hall is taken from a Trove search of the West Australian (1902 to 1955). Article: Bill Dunstone, Hibernian Hall, 17 Murray Street, Perth, 2012 Bill Dunstone, King's Theatre Fremantle, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 315-316 Theatre in South Terrace, opened 27 September 1904 as Dalkeith Opera House. Architect: F.W. Burwell. Soon renamed King's Theatre. Designed as a lyric theatre, and briefly designated as an opera house, the King's Theatre appears to have functioned as a multipurpose venue until it closed in 1920. It opened with Maude Jeffries, Julius Knight and a London company in four plays presented by J.C. Williamson. The theatre, built adjacent to the Freemason's Hotel for James Gallop, had a 27-metre Renaissance-style frontage which included five shop fronts at street level. An upstairs supper room gave onto a full-length gaslit balcony above the pavement. The stalls and circle seated about 1200 people, and there was room for more in the gallery. In hot weather the auditorium could be cooled by opening a sliding panel in the roof and numerous decorative ventilators. In response to adverse reports on the safety of the Theatre Royal in Perth, numerous safety measures were incorporated in the King's Theatre, including sprinklers over the stage and 13 fire-escape doors. The provision of backup electricity and gas systems suggests that the King's Theatre was technically well-equipped. The stage measured 18.29 by 12.19 metres, with fly galleries at 7.92 metres and a grid at 15.85 metres above the floor. When the theatre closed part of the building was converted to a panel-beating workshop. Another part was temporarily converted to an ice rink in 1978, and part of this is now a night club. Article: Bill Dunstone, King's Theatre Fremantle, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 315-316 Bill Dunstone, Mimi Colligan, Cremorne Gardens, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 167 Outdoor pleasure gardens, or amusement parks, became popular in Europe in the mid-18th century. London had the Vauxhall Gardens, the Surrey Zoological Gardens and the Cremorne Gardens. In 1852 a former manager of the Cremorne Gardens, James Ellis, opened pleasure gardens of the same name beside the Yarra River at Richmond, near prosperous goldrush Melbourne. Like the London establishment they copied, they were mainly a summer venue. They offered the Pantheon, a small theatre where Julia Matthews starred; a bandstand and rotunda for outdoor dancing; and a three-dimensional panorama. This was modelled in plaster, canvas and timber to a scale of 1 :48, and painted to represent scenes such as the sieges of Sevastopol or Canton, the eruption of Vesuvius. There was a fireworks show with the panorama, which showed a different historical scene each summer. In 1860 Giuseppe Garibaldi's triumph at Palermo was a topical subject. Most visitors arrived at the Cremorne Gardens by river on a small paddle-steamer, the Gondola. The gardens proved very popular, though some regarded them, like their London counterparts, as a place of immoral assignation and prostitution. The theatrical entrepreneur George Coppin took over the management in 1856. By 1863, however, over-commitment in other entertainment ventures forced him to close the gardens. They were converted into a private mental asylum. Similar pleasure gardens, also called the Cremorne Gardens, opened at Mosman's Bay, on the north shore of Sydney Harbour, at Easter 1856. They were never quite as successful as Melbourne's Cremorne Gardens but people flocked there by harbour ferry until 1865. They were especially popular for their bals masqués. Lack of 'respectability' contributed to their closure, long after which the area became known as Cremorne. The name of Cremorne Gardens also persisted in outdoor entertainment. In Perth in 1895 Mrs Annie Oliver opened the Cremorne Gardens adjacent to the Cremorne Hotel, between Hay and Murray Streets. Well furnished with plants and surrounded by a high wall painted with murals of alpine scenery, 'the Cremorne was a place where in hot weather people [took] their amusements in the open air, while smoking and otherwise refreshing themselves', according to a press report. Around a rotunda were kiosks, each named after a Western Australian goldmining locality, where the public sat to watch 'continental' variety performances by local and visiting artists, including the Harry Rickards Tivoli Company, Pollard's Liliputian Opera Company, the Banvards, Celia Ghiloni, Neva Carr Glynn, Ettie Williams and Millie Finkelstein. About 1899 the rotunda was moved to the Perth foreshore and replaced by a covered outdoor stage with a proscenium arch, drop curtains, an orchestra pit and dressing rooms. Troops were entertained at the Cremorne Gardens during the First World War. The gardens closed in 1920, when Mrs Oliver transferred the equity of the theatre and the hotel to the Young Men's Christian Association. At the height of Western Australia's goldrush prosperity Kalgoorlie had a Cremorne Gardens. Photographs from 1907 show an open-air auditorium with rows of seats, a proscenium-arch stage with fly tower and backdrop, and an orchestra pit. The building, since roofed, still stands. By 1911 outdoor theatres called Cremorne Gardens were presenting seaside Pierrot entertainment in the Melbourne suburb of St Kilda, and in Adelaide and Brisbane. By the 1920s there was an Australia-wide circuit, featuring Edward Branscombe's Dandies, Pat Hanna's Diggers Company and similar companies. Many of the Cremorne venues soon became open-air cinemas, while the one in Brisbane was roofed and became the Cremorne Theatre, owned and managed by John N. McCallum, father of the actor John McCallum. The theatre, noted for variety but sometimes used as a cinema, burned down in February 1954. Article: Bill Dunstone, Mimi Colligan, Cremorne Gardens, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 167 Article: Bill Dunstone, Performance and Differnece in Dorothy Hewett's "The Man From Mukinupin", New Literatures Review, 19, 1990, 72-81 Bill Dunstone, St George's Hall, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 540 Theatre in Hay Street, Perth, opened 4 December 1879. Establishment amateur performers, writers and designers who had produced operettas and short comedies in the ballroom at Government House under the patronage of the Governor of Western Australia, Sir William Robinson, found a new multipurpose venue in St George's Hall. It opened under viceregal patronage with a local production of Dion Boucicault's The Colleen Bawn. Henry Prinsep, an English painter, amateur performer and writer of polite comedies, painted the sets and the hall's drop-curtain. His title for the latter 'Come unto these yellow sands', recalls Richard Dadd' s painting of the same title from The Tempest, and may have been a reference to the Perth terrain. Prinsep also designed six iron Corinthian columns for the Howick Street - as Hay Street was then called - gallery of St George's Hall, after the facade of the Lyceum Theatre in London. They were probably the first cast in Western Australia. Touring companies also appeared at St George’s Hall, which was built for Messrs Burt and Stone on Iand they owned. Its facade, including Prinsep's columns, is retained in the present building on the site. Article: Bill Dunstone, St George's Hall, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 540 Bill Dunstone, Theatre Royal Perth, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 585 Theatre in Hay Street, opened 19 April 1897. Seated 1200. Architect: George R. Johnson. Converted to cinema 1936. The first fully-equipped, purpose-built theatre in Western Australia, the Theatre Royal was the first of several theatres of advanced design built in Western Australia during the gold boom of the 1890s. It was modelled on the Bijou Theatre in Melbourne, with a proscenium stage and a three-tier auditorium. Like Melbourne's Princess Theatre, it had a sliding roof to ventilate the auditorium on hot nights. The Theatre Royal was built for Thomas Molloy and Alexander Forrest and managed by George Jones and George Lawrence, who were known as the Firm of Western Australia. They opened with The Silver King by Henry Arthur Jones and Henry Herman, with C. R. Stanford in the leading role. Jones and Lawrence lost heavily on The Silver King. George Darrell, on tour with The Sunny South and The Queen of Coolgardie (a version of The Duchess of Coolgardie), took over from Stanford and a partner named Barnes on 5 June 1897, in time to save the theatre from closure. Darrell's season was profitable, but by 1898 the management was bankrupt. By 1902 the theatre had housed the English Comedy Company, the Hannibal and Williams Company from New York and Maggie Moore in Struck Oil. The theatre functioned for short alternating periods as a cinema and variety hall from 1916 to 1936, when the auditorium was extended into the stage area. The building remains in use as a cinema, the former dress circle incorporated into an adjoining building. Article: Bill Dunstone, Theatre Royal Perth, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 585 Chapter: Bill Dunstone, The Fatima Illusion: Technology, Show Business and the Modern Female Body, A World of Popular Entertainments: An Edited Volume of Critical Essays, 2012, 17-27 Review: Bill Dunstone, "The relentless pace of the production...allowed no time for the emotional patterns to develop", Theatre Australia, The University of Adelaide, Library Special Collections, June 1977, 60 Thesis: Bill Dunstone, A study of the generative relationship between live performance and collective remembering in Western Australia, 1839 to 1899., Murdoch University, Perth, WA, Murdoch University, Library, 2010
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