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Contributor	Jenny Fewster
Other Names	Jenny White
Gender	Female
Nationality	Australian
Functions	Actor, Administrator, Properties Master, Stage Manager
Related Contributors	Is parent of Mae White (Actor, Assistant Designer, Make-up Artist, Stage Manager, Secondment. Event Dates: 2005 - 2012) Is parent of Natasha White (Actor. Event Dates: 2005 - 2006) Is sibling of Angela Fewster (Playwright. Event Dates: 1981 - 1994)
Events	Date Function Contributor Organisation
	Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994 Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Psycho Beach Party, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 7 November 1990 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990
	Stage Manager Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994 Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Psycho Beach Party, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 7 November 1990 Administrator Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Properties Master Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990
	Andrew Bailey - Lighting Designer, Lighting Operator/Technician, Production Manager Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Peter Goers - Director, Producer, Set Designer Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Psycho Beach Party, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 7 November 1990 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Ryder Grindle - Actor, Assistant to the Director, Costume Designer, Costume Maker Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Psycho Beach Party, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 7 November 1990 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Richard D White - Lighting Designer, Lighting Operator/Technician Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Adam Balales - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Emily Branford - Actor Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Psycho Beach Party, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 7 November 1990 Beverley George - Costume Designer, Costume Maker, Front of House, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Melanie George - Actor, Assistant Director, Choreographer, Production Manager Psycho Beach Party, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 7 November 1990 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Bianca Kostic-London - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Ian Laughlin - Assistant Stage Manager Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Rosemary Leach - Actor A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Jean Marshall - Consultant, Director A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Melissa Matheson - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Shaun Micallef - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Jo Peoples - Actor, Producer Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994 Miriam Alford - Actor Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Benedict Andrews - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Andrea Ashley-Brown - Wardrobe Master/Mistress Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Norman Athersmith - Assistant to the Director Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Sue Averay - Actor Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Zoë Barry - Composer Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Russell Bedford - Actor Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Nicholas Bishop - Actor Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Melinda Boston - Actor, Costume Co-ordinator Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Pamela Bradley - Stage Manager Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Chris Branford - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Andrew Brennan - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Anne Brookman - Dramaturg/e Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Brian Budgen - Designer Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Annette Bulling - Actor Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Charles Busch - Playwright Psycho Beach Party, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 7 November 1990 Emma Buter - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Chris Butler - Front of House Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Ricci Butson - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Evette Cabot - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Catrina Campbell - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Liz Campbell - Dramaturg/e Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Sasha Carruozzo - Actor Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Bernadette Cashel - Actor Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Danielle Chantrell - Dancer A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994 Nicholas Clark - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Steve Cockell - Lighting Operator/Technician Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Rae Cocking - Singer Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Yvonne Coker - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Luke Comey - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Danielle Cook - Musician Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Kenneth Cook - Writer Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Morag Cook - Designer Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Noel Coward - Playwright Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Rob Croser - Director Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Frank Cwiertniak - Lighting Operator/Technician Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Michael Darren - Composer Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Emma Deus - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Ruth Dineen - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Nigel Doherty - Lighting Operator/Technician Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Emma Drinkwater - Musician Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Andrew Dudek - Actor, Producer Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Tina Dunn - Assistant Stage Manager Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Edwin Duryea - Actor, Set and/or Property Maker Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 John Edmund - Director Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Samantha Edwards - Musical Director, Musician: Keyboardist Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Laura-Jane Emes - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Julianne English - Director Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Hayette Erickson - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Brant Eustice - Actor, Assistant Director Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Jenny Evans - Production Coordinator Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Staten Evans - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Alan Feeney - Set and/or Property Maker Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Angela Fewster - Playwright A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994 Amanda Finnis - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Catherine Fitzgerald - Supervisor Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Ben Flett - Lighting Operator/Technician Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Frank Foster Brown - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Kerri Foulstone - Director Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Jodie Fried - Designer Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 David Gaetjens - Musician: Percussionist Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Frank Gargro - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Leayshia Gaston - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Murray George - Actor, Stage Director Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Peter Goerecke - Set and/or Property Maker Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Katharine Gordon - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Melissa Gowling - Set and/or Property Maker Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Kent Green - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Heather Grenville - Assistant to the Director, Properties Master/Mistress, Publicist Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Susan Grey-Gardner - Lighting Design Supervisor Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Roy Grubb - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 David Grybowski - Actor Psycho Beach Party, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 7 November 1990 Frank Gunnell - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Tammy Jane Hall - Costume Designer, Costume Maker, Dresser Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Eva Hamburg - Actor Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Jane Harding - Lighting Operator/Technician Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Sam Harris - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Molly Heller- Wagner - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Lauren Henderson - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Michael Hill - Director Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Sandy Hind - Assistant Stage Manager Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Edwin Hodgeman - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Rowan Hopkins - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Margery Irving - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Nescha Jelk - Stage Manager Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Wendy Jennings - Actor Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Jamie Jones - Musician: Percussionist Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Kelli Jones - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Rachel Jones - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Khail Jureidini - Actor Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Esther Knottenbelt - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Robert Leach - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Rachella Leonello - Dancer Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Tim Leveson - Assistant Stage Manager Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Valentina Levkowicz - Playwright Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Caleb Lewis - Playwright Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Prue Little - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Sally Littlejohn - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 John Logan - Playwright Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Rallou Lubitz - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Cameron Mackness - Production Supervisor Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Ashton Malcolm - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Nicole Maley - Actor, Publicist Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Clare Mansfield - Assistant Stage Manager Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Caroline Marquis - Head Electrician Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Jane Marslen - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Adam Martin - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Adrian Mattiske - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Andy McLuckie - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Vicky Monserrat - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Mary Moore - Design Supervisor Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 James Mullighan - Actor Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Janet Munaup - Stage Manager Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Allen Munn - Actor Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Jacqui Munn - Assistant Stage Manager Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Lydia Nicholson - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Tony Noack - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Helen O'Carroll - Costume Designer, Costume Maker Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Peter Osborn - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Bianca Panizza - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Michelle Pastor - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Darren Paul - Actor Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Scott Perry - Assistant Stage Manager Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Shanti Pezet - Actor Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Amanda Phillips - Actor, Choreographer Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Katrina Picozzi - Actor, Voice Coach Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Steve Pilling - Technician Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Gordon Poole - Actor A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994 Geoff Pullan - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Liza Raggatt - Set and/or Property Maker Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Linda Rive - Costume Designer, Costume Maker Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Mick Rivers - Lighting Operator/Technician Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 David Roach - Actor Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Rod Roach - Set Designer Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Sally Roberts - Actor Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 John Rosen - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Busby Rosencrantz - Costume Designer, Costume Maker Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Des Rutherford - Sound Designer Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Tony Sampson - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Benedict Samuel - Actor Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Adam Schmerl - Actor Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Narelle Schultz - Musician Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Anushia Segran - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Peter Shaffer - Playwright Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Tim Smith - Actor Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Melissa Stefano - Actor Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Jeremy Stewardson - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Damien Storer - Actor Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Carmine Terreri - Head Mechanist Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Michelle Tizzard - Actor Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Lisa Tomasetti - Photographer Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Georgina Toole - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Kathy Ugody - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Jason Van de Merwe - Set and/or Property Maker Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Alex Ward - Actor Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Laraine Wheeler - Lighting Designer Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Julia Whittle - Front of House Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Adam Wilson - Actor Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Tim Wilson - Lighting Operator/Technician Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Simon Wisdey - Sound Operator/Engineer Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 Rebecca Witt - Actor Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Les Zetlein - Actor Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994
	Flinders University, Drama Centre Clinchfield - A Tale of Good Citizens, Flinders University, Matthew Flinders Theatre, Bedford Park, SA, 22 July 2009 Svetlana in Slingbacks, Flinders University, Drama Centre, Bedford Park, SA, 11 December 2007 Jimmy Zoole Presents Psycho Beach Party, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 7 November 1990 Amadeus, Odeon Theatre, Norwood, SA, 9 June 1990 The University of Adelaide, Theatre Guild Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 26 October 1994 Eureka Stockade, University of Adelaide, Union Hall, The University of Adelaide, SA, 15 October 1993 Adelaide Festival Centre Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Annual Gala Charity for the Adelaide Childrens Hospital Relative Values, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 3 October 1991 Independent Theatre Never the Sinner, Space Theatre, Adelaide, SA, 1 August 1994 Performing Arts Collection of South Australia A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emanuel Solomon, The Queen's Theatre (1840-1842 & 1996-), Adelaide, SA, 20 April 1994
Resources	Article: Jenny Fewster, Documenting Australian Society – Performing Arts Community of Practice, Archives and Manuscripts: Documenting Australian Society Re, The Journal of the Australian Society of Archivists, 51, 1, March 2023 Article: Jenny Fewster, The Show Must Go On, Stage Whispers, 26, 2, March 2017, 56-57 Jenny Fewster, Wild West on AusStage, Stage Whispers, 25, 2, March 2016, 36-37 When Cowboys and Indians Ran Wild on Australian Stages In the late Nineteenth Century the Wild West proved a sensation for Australian and New Zealand theatre audiences. In those days respect for indigenous people and animal rights were not a consideration. Jenny Fewster from AusStage reports. On the 8th December 1890, the Britannia docked in Melbourne. On board was an American named Doc Carver accompanied by his wife. Travelling with him, although in steerage rather than cabins, were several Native Americans and Mexican Vaqueros. A household name in American and Europe, Carver had been a plainsman in America’s West briefly in the 1870s. It was here that he claims to have honed the shooting skills he demonstrated the world over in the 1880’s. Carver’s skill earnt him the titles of Champion Rifle Shot of the World and Spirit Gun of the West. He was invited by The Prince of Wales to demonstrate his shooting abilities for the Royal Family at Sandringham. The Prince presented him with a gold horseshoe scarf pin studded with diamonds. In 1883 Carver went into partnership with Buffalo Bill Cody. The pair parted company after their first season. For several years both Carver and Cody toured shows entitled Wild West, and soon law suits and countersuits were drawn, chiefly over the right to use the “Wild West” name which both men claim to have coined. From Europe, Carver brought his show Wild America to Melbourne. It opened in the Friendly Society’s Gardens (the current site of Olympic Park) on 23rd December 1890. Wild America was touted as an exhibition of life and adventure as experienced on the plains of America. It took up in excess of two acres and included a “genuine” Indian Village as well as daily performances of shooting from horseback, lasso throwing, Indian war manouevres and buck-jumping. This interest was further fuelled by the Battle at Wounded Knee in South Dakota between the U.S. Cavalry and the Native Lakota peoples, at which over 200 Lakota lost their lives. Carver and his Indians were asked to make a public comment and on the 1st January 1891 The Argus published a piece entitled The Indian Risings in America. What Dr. Carver and his Indians say. Carver had his own local battles. Two employees of a rival touring show were fined for assaulting his agent, in a skirmish over his Indians. Carver attracted large interest when he took his show to Sydney’s Moore Park. Three teenagers were fined 20 Shillings (or on default, 21 days gaol) for breaking branches from a tree in Moore Park in order to gain a clear view behind Wild America’s 9ft galvanized fence. After ten weeks, Carver travelled back to Melbourne, making the acquaintance of Australians Alfred Dampier, and along with Garnet Walch undertook a successful business partnership. Dampier and Walch wrote, in their typical style, a melodramatic piece, as a vehicle for Doc Carver, called The Scout. It opened on 9th May 1891 at the Alexandra Theatre (now Her Majesty’s).The two Australians wrote an American cowboy and Indian piece set on the Western frontier, full of stereotyped characters: Dr Carver – essentially playing the character he portrayed to the public; Brenda Marvel – the feisty, and fiercely capable young, love interest, played by Alfred Dampier’s daughter Lily; Brenda’s long lost sister Alice, renamed Neamata by the ‘vicious’ Indians who kidnapped her at the tender age of five; the nervous Irishman, Patrick O’Finnegan; the blundering Dutchman, Hans Donderheim; and the African American servant, Napoleon Primrose Snowball. The storyline was formula: boy and girl (or middle aged man Carver and 21 year old Lily Dampier) are in love, in this case betrothed, boy loses girl (when she is kidnapped by the vicious Indians), boy rescues girl and everyone (except the villains) live happily ever after because along the way girl has found long lost sister and inherited a fortune. So if it wasn’t the relatively weak storyline or characterisation that made The Scout a massive success, what was it? As The Argus reported it on 11th May 1891: "What dramatic situation could compare with this huge tank 40ft long and 12ft broad by 9ft deep, which occupies the whole back of the stage, and is at the will of the scenic artist, a placid lake in which live ducks swim about, or a rushing river, in which cowboys, Indians, and horses shout and struggle and splash in admirable confusion?” The Hobart Mercury’s report, under the headline “Sensationalism Run Mad” (May 18 1891) described the second act: “The scene represents an Indian encampment, and we have the satisfaction of seeing “the braves" erect a teepee, for the special benefit of Miss Lily Dumpier, who has been taken prisoner. The faithful Carver paddles his canoe - a real birch bark one - across the lake. To brain the Indian sentinel and gag and bind the villain are to a man of his physique but the work of a few minutes. The braves are away banqueting on dog. The horses are concealed in the gorge of the canyon on the O.P. side. What remains but to fly? Next minute Miss Lily Dampier canters across the stage on a neat little brown pony, and the Evil Spirit of the Plains follows on a barebacked and bony broncho. A moment later and the pony reappear, picking its way carefully across an aerial bridge high up in the borders, and as the prairie belle reins up on the opposite side, Dr. Carver, on his broncho, attempts the perilous pass. But the alarm has been given and the Indians are swarming the rocks and popping away with rifles and revolvers at the fugitives. Miss Dampier for a moment stems the onslaught with a nickel-plated Derringer. The broncho is half-way across, when there is a rush and a scream, the whole bottom of the bridge gives way, and drops down the broncho 14ft into the lake, and swims away snorting and screaming, leaving the rider hanging tooth and nail to the parapet. The effect is startling in the extreme and it took with the audience so much on Saturday that they applauded and whistled and yelled for nearly 10 minutes in a vain attempt to obtain an encore.” Such was the popularity of the show that Sarah Bernhardt, who was appearing as Cleopatra at the Princess Theatre at the time, attended a matinée performance and occupied seats in the centre of the dress-circle. On 20th June 1891 Carver’s newest production The Trapper replaced The Scout at the Alexandra. Again penned by Dampier and Walch, The Argus reported on the 22nd June 1891: “Both are pieces constructed on precisely the same lines, and both rely for their sensations upon the same accessories. Needless to say, the foremost of these accessories is gunpowder.” By 1893 America was in the grip of an economic downturn and Carver was forced to disband his troupe and sell his stage effects. By 1894 a depression was being felt in Australia too and in June of that year Dampier filed for insolvency. Carver put together a smaller show to which he added a diving horse in 1894. Over the next few years Carvers’ other acts were eliminated, and the horse diving exhibition became his primary endeavour. The diving horse act was continued by his family after Carver’s death in 1928 but was eventually closed down due to pressure from animal rights activists in the 1970s. In 1892 Dampier’s daughter Lily went through a scandalous divorce case with fellow actor Watkin Wynne, adding to his woes. Dampier returned to the stage but his health was deteriorating after a fall through a stage trapdoor in New Zealand in 1893. He retired after a farewell performance of Robbery Under Arms in Sydney on 10th November 1905 and died in Sydney in 23rd May 1908 of a cerebral haemorrhage. Jenny Fewster March 2016 Article: Jenny Fewster, Wild West on AusStage, Stage Whispers, 25, 2, March 2016, 36-37 Chapter: Adrian Cunningham, Documenting Australian Society: An initiative of the UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Committee, International Journal of Documentary Heritage, 1, 1, 30 December 2024 Chapter: Jenny Fewster, Julian Meyrick, 'Are You With Me?'Offensiveness and Australian Drama in the 1970s, Routledge, The Routledge Companion to Australian Literature, 1st Edition, 2020 Photograph: A Farewell Benefit for Mr Emmanuel Solomon, The University of Adelaide, Library Special Collections, April 1994
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