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Venue	University of NSW, Old Tote Parade Theatre (1969-1978)
Other Names	University of NSW Lecture Hall (1957-1969) NIDA Parade Theatre 1 (1982-1999)
Address	215 Anzac Parade Kensington NSW 2033 Australia
First Date	1969
Last Date	1978
Notes	A converted lecture theatre (built 1957) on the western grounds of UNSW, used as the Old Tote Theatre from 1969. When the Old Tote company collapsed at the end of 1978 the theatre was transferred to NIDA for its use (officially from 1988 - see venue #4096 Parade 1). Other adjacent NIDA teaching space was also developed during the 1980's. The old building was demolished and replaced by a new theatre in 2000 (see venue #17961 Parade 2).
Related Venues	Is on the site of NIDA Parade Theatre 1 (1982-1999) Is on the site of NIDA Parade Theatre 2 (2000-) Is on the site of University of NSW Parade Theatre (1979-1981) Moved to National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA)
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Latitude \| Longitude	-33.916071 \| 151.225626
Events	Date Contributor Organisation
	Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Da, 31 May 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Big Toys, 27 July 1977 The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Unspeakable Acts, 1 June 1977 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 The Father, 9 February 1977 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Wacky World of Words, 12 January 1976 The Miser, 12 December 1975 The Department, 17 October 1975 A Programme on Farce, 9 October 1975 An Evening with Katherine Mansfield, 7 September 1975 Home, 22 August 1975 The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Exiles, 2 May 1975 In a Dead Brown Land, 2 May 1975 Music Theatre by Alison Bauld, 2 May 1975 Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Equus, 25 October 1974 Little Eyolf, 23 August 1974 That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Oedipus Rex, 3 June 1974 The Owl and the Pussycat, 6 May 1974 Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Lear, 1974 Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Kabul, 31 May 1973 Shadow Puppets, 14 May 1973 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Don's Party, March 1973 An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Don's Party, 6 December 1972 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 An Awful Rose, 6 September 1972 Explorations, 29 August 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Macbeth, 22 May 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor, 6 May 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Bunraku National Puppet Theatre of Japan, 21 March 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Yukity Yuk, 13 January 1972 Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 The Mystery of Stanley Barlingbone, 31 August 1971 Love Love Love, 23 August 1971 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Festival 2, 11 November 1970 The Contemporary Dance Company of Australia, 11 November 1970 King Oedipus, November 1970 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 The Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Dance Groupe, 3 September 1970 The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 The Voyage of the Endeavour, May 1970 Winners, 23 April 1970 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 Professor Tarranne, 2 April 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 95 Men and a Nannygoat, 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1969 Pygmalion, October 1969 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 Everybody Sniff Your Neighbour, 11 August 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969
	The Old Tote Theatre Company Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Da, 31 May 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Big Toys, 27 July 1977 The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Unspeakable Acts, 1 June 1977 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 The Father, 9 February 1977 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 The Miser, 12 December 1975 The Department, 17 October 1975 An Evening with Katherine Mansfield, 7 September 1975 Home, 22 August 1975 The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Equus, 25 October 1974 Little Eyolf, 23 August 1974 That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Oedipus Rex, 3 June 1974 The Owl and the Pussycat, 6 May 1974 Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Lear, 1974 Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Kabul, 31 May 1973 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Don's Party, March 1973 Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Don's Party, 6 December 1972 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 An Awful Rose, 6 September 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Macbeth, 22 May 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 Love Love Love, 23 August 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Festival 2, 11 November 1970 The Contemporary Dance Company of Australia, 11 November 1970 King Oedipus, November 1970 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 The Voyage of the Endeavour, May 1970 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 95 Men and a Nannygoat, 1970 Pygmalion, October 1969 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969 The University of NSW, Drama Foundation Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Da, 31 May 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Big Toys, 27 July 1977 The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Unspeakable Acts, 1 June 1977 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 The Father, 9 February 1977 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 The Miser, 12 December 1975 The Department, 17 October 1975 An Evening with Katherine Mansfield, 7 September 1975 Home, 22 August 1975 The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Equus, 25 October 1974 Little Eyolf, 23 August 1974 That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Lear, 1974 Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Kabul, 31 May 1973 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 An Awful Rose, 6 September 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Pygmalion, October 1969 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969 New South Wales Government Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Da, 31 May 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Big Toys, 27 July 1977 The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Unspeakable Acts, 1 June 1977 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 The Father, 9 February 1977 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 The Miser, 12 December 1975 The Department, 17 October 1975 An Evening with Katherine Mansfield, 7 September 1975 Home, 22 August 1975 The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Lear, 1974 Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Kabul, 31 May 1973 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 An Awful Rose, 6 September 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Pygmalion, October 1969 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969 The Australian Council for the Arts Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Kabul, 31 May 1973 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 An Awful Rose, 6 September 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 Love Love Love, 23 August 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Pygmalion, October 1969 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969 Australia Council for the Arts Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Da, 31 May 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Big Toys, 27 July 1977 The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Unspeakable Acts, 1 June 1977 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 The Father, 9 February 1977 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 The Miser, 12 December 1975 The Department, 17 October 1975 An Evening with Katherine Mansfield, 7 September 1975 Home, 22 August 1975 The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Lear, 1974 Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 NIDA Exiles, 2 May 1975 In a Dead Brown Land, 2 May 1975 Music Theatre by Alison Bauld, 2 May 1975 Don's Party, March 1973 An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Don's Party, 6 December 1972 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 The Commonwealth Savings/Trading Bank of Australia Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Da, 31 May 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Big Toys, 27 July 1977 The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Unspeakable Acts, 1 June 1977 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 The Miser, 12 December 1975 The Department, 17 October 1975 Home, 22 August 1975 The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor, 6 May 1972 Yukity Yuk, 13 January 1972 Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 The Mystery of Stanley Barlingbone, 31 August 1971 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 The Voyage of the Endeavour, May 1970 95 Men and a Nannygoat, 1970 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1969 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust Wacky World of Words, 12 January 1976 Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Bunraku National Puppet Theatre of Japan, 21 March 1972 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Love Love Love, 23 August 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 The Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Dance Groupe, 3 September 1970 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 University of New South Wales A Programme on Farce, 9 October 1975 Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 University of New South Wales Opera Exiles, 2 May 1975 In a Dead Brown Land, 2 May 1975 Music Theatre by Alison Bauld, 2 May 1975 Explorations, 29 August 1972 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Festival of Perth 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 J C Williamson Theatres Limited (1943-1976) That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Don's Party, March 1973 The Arts Council of Australia The Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Dance Groupe, 3 September 1970 95 Men and a Nannygoat, 1970 The Contemporary Dance Company of Australia Festival 2, 11 November 1970 The Contemporary Dance Company of Australia, 11 November 1970 Bunraku National Puppet Theatre of Japan Bunraku National Puppet Theatre of Japan, 21 March 1972 Dudley Goldman Pty Ltd Don's Party, March 1973 Festival of Sydney Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Luv Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Marionette Theatre of Australia Wacky World of Words, 12 January 1976 Melbourne City Council Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Melbourne Theatre Company Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Memorial Enterprises Ltd Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Michael Codron Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 National Theatre Inc. The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 National Theatre of Great Britain Equus, 25 October 1974 New Zealand Consulate General Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 New Zealand Government Tourist Bureau Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 The Arts Council of Australia (New South Wales Division) As You Like It, 23 January 1971 The Government of India The Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Dance Groupe, 3 September 1970 The Kathakali Theatre The Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Dance Groupe, 3 September 1970 The MLC Theatre Royal Company Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The South Australian Theatre Company Inc. The Department, 17 October 1975 The University of Melbourne Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Two Cities Production The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 University of New South Wales Drama Department Professor Tarranne, 2 April 1970
	Drew Forsythe - Actor A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Ronald Falk - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Equus, 25 October 1974 Little Eyolf, 23 August 1974 Kabul, 31 May 1973 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Ron Haddrick - Actor The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Home, 22 August 1975 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Sandra McKenzie - Compere, Composer, Musical Arranger, Musical Director, Musician: Pianist A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Robin Lovejoy - Devisor, Director, Performer The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Lear, 1974 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969 Christine Amor - Actor How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Keith Bain - Choreographer Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Kabul, 31 May 1973 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 John Bell - Actor, Director Kabul, 31 May 1973 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Neil Fitzpatrick - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 The Department, 17 October 1975 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Macbeth, 22 May 1972 The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969 John Hargreaves - Actor The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Jerry Luke - Lighting Designer Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Da, 31 May 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Helen Morse - Actor The Wolf, 18 February 1976 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Pygmalion, October 1969 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Yoshi Tosa - Designer The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Home, 22 August 1975 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Lear, 1974 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969 John Walton - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Macbeth, 22 May 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Terry Bader - Actor A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Peter Collingwood - Actor, Director Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Da, 31 May 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Roger Covell - Composer, Conductor, Musical Director In a Dead Brown Land, 2 May 1975 Exiles, 2 May 1975 Music Theatre by Alison Bauld, 2 May 1975 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Alastair Duncan - Adaptor, Director, Music and Lyrics Librettist, Playwright Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor, 6 May 1972 The Mystery of Stanley Barlingbone, 31 August 1971 Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1969 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 Tim Eliott - Actor Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969 Anne Fraser - Designer The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Kabul, 31 May 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Robyn Gurney - Actor Don's Party, March 1973 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Ivar Kants - Actor Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Anne Haddy - Actor The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 Alexander Hay - Actor, Director, Producer Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 The Miser, 12 December 1975 An Awful Rose, 6 September 1972 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Pygmalion, October 1969 Melissa Jaffer - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 Allan Lees - Designer The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 Equus, 25 October 1974 Pygmalion, October 1969 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Garry McDonald - Actor The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Angela Punch McGregor - Actor The Father, 9 February 1977 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Little Eyolf, 23 August 1974 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Brian Thomson - Designer Big Toys, 27 July 1977 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Martin Vaughan - Actor Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 John Allen - Actor A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Kabul, 31 May 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 John Cervenka - Designer Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 John Clark - Director The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Don's Party, March 1973 Don's Party, 6 December 1972 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Ralph Cotterill - Actor A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Equus, 25 October 1974 Rex Cramphorn - Actor, Director Music Theatre by Alison Bauld, 2 May 1975 Exiles, 2 May 1975 In a Dead Brown Land, 2 May 1975 Macbeth, 22 May 1972 The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 John Frost - Stage Manager Da, 31 May 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Jane Harders - Actor Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Pip Lewis - Assistant Stage Manager, Costume Designer, Lighting Designer, Stage Manager The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Shane Porteous - Actor Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 James Ridewood - Designer, Set Designer The Knack, 9 August 1978 Da, 31 May 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 William Shakespeare - Playwright Macbeth, 22 May 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Joan Bruce - Actor Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 John Cousins - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 Ruth Cracknell - Actor Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Home, 22 August 1975 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Ted Craig - Devisor, Director, Performer Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Equus, 25 October 1974 La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Jeremy Gadd - Designer, Lighting Designer, Sound Designer, Stage Director Bunraku National Puppet Theatre of Japan, 21 March 1972 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Bernard Gannon - Lighting Designer, Production Manager, Properties Master, Sound Designer, Stage Manager The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Anne Grigg - Actor A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Kevin Jackson - Actor Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Barbara Llewellyn - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Raymond Omodei - Devisor, Director, Performer The Miser, 12 December 1975 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Little Eyolf, 23 August 1974 Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 King Oedipus, November 1970 William Redmond - Director Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 Home, 22 August 1975 Antony Rooke - Assistant to the Director, Costume Designer, Designer, Lighting Designer, Stage Manager The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Pamela Stephenson - Actor La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Lear, 1974 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Grigor Taylor - Actor 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Gil Tucker - Actor How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Macbeth, 22 May 1972 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Peter Whitford - Actor Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 David Williamson - Playwright The Department, 17 October 1975 Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Don's Party, March 1973 Don's Party, 6 December 1972 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 John Wood - Actor Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Ronne Arnold - Actor, Choreographer Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 Festival 2, 11 November 1970 The Contemporary Dance Company of Australia, 11 November 1970 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 Clare Balmford - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Barrie Barkla - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Wendy Blacklock - Actor Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 The Hostage, 8 October 1970 The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 James H Bowles - Actor Don's Party, March 1973 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 Kim Carpenter - Costume Designer, Designer, Set Designer Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Diane Craig - Actor Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Colin Croft - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Arthur Dignam - Actor Big Toys, 27 July 1977 Kabul, 31 May 1973 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Grant Dodwell - Actor The Knack, 9 August 1978 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Phillip Edmiston - Composer, Set Designer In a Dead Brown Land, 2 May 1975 Exiles, 2 May 1975 Music Theatre by Alison Bauld, 2 May 1975 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Tom Farley - Actor Da, 31 May 1978 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 John Gaden - Actor Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Reg Gillam - Actor Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 John Hannan - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Robert Jeffreys - Actor, Circus Style Performer The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Drummond Jewitt - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Darlene Johnson - Actor Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Denny Lawrence - Actor Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Tony Llewellyn-Jones - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Ingrid Mason - Actor Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Andrew McFarlane - Actor Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Kris McQuade - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Robyn Nevin - Actor Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Kirrily Nolan - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 Bjarne Ohlin - Actor, Circus Style Performer The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Linda Parker - Composer, Music Adaptor, Musical Director An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Michael Rolfe - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Macbeth, 22 May 1972 Peter Rowley - Actor The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Mary-Jane Saunders - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Ken Shorter - Actor Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Fiona Syme - Actor An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Steven Tandy - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 John Trenaman - Actor Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 Rosalba Verrucci - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Richard Wherrett - Director Yukity Yuk, 13 January 1972 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 Carole Yelland - Actor, Assistant Stage Manager Don's Party, March 1973 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Michael Aitkens - Actor Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 Elizabeth Alexander - Actor A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Alan Andrews - Actor A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Stephen Bader - Actor A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Alison Bauld - Composer, Librettist In a Dead Brown Land, 2 May 1975 Exiles, 2 May 1975 Music Theatre by Alison Bauld, 2 May 1975 Pat Bishop - Actor Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Terry Brady - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Bertolt Brecht - Playwright The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 25 May 1971 Tom Burstall - Assistant Stage Manager, Properties Master, Stage Manager A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Warwick Comber - Actor The Wolf, 18 February 1976 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 James Condon - Actor The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 Robert Dein - Costume Designer, Lighting Designer A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Mervyn Drake - Actor Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Judi Farr - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Kabul, 31 May 1973 Georges Feydeau - Playwright A Programme on Farce, 9 October 1975 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Colin Free - Playwright The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Unspeakable Acts, 1 June 1977 Ben Gabriel - Actor Lear, 1974 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Reginald Gillam - Actor The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 Gordon Glenwright - Actor Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Geoff Gougeon - Stage Manager Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Wendy Hughes - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 John Jarratt - Actor Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Norman Kaye - Actor Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Maggie Kirkpatrick - Actor Da, 31 May 1978 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Nico Lathouris - Actor The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Robert Lloyd - Designer Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 95 Men and a Nannygoat, 1970 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 Susan Lloyd - Assistant Designer, Designer, Set Designer The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Barry Lovett - Actor This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Vicki Luke - Actor An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Gerard Maguire - Actor The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Gerard Matte - Actor An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Prue McBeath - Costume Designer, Lighting Designer, Stage Manager A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Gordon McDougall - Actor Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 Lindsay Megarrity - Costume Designer, Designer, Set Designer Don's Party, March 1973 Don's Party, 6 December 1972 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Max Meldrum - Actor Da, 31 May 1978 The Father, 9 February 1977 Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 Aubrey Mellor - Director You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Kevin Miles - Actor Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Jean-Baptiste Moliere - Playwright The Miser, 12 December 1975 A Programme on Farce, 9 October 1975 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 Patricia Anne Moseley - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Peter Nichols - Playwright Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 George Ogilvie - Director Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 John Paramor - Actor The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Terry Peck - Actor An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Max Phipps - Actor Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 Neil Redfern - Actor Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Michael J Ryan - Lighting Designer, Stage Manager Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Jim Sharman - Director, Lighting Designer Big Toys, 27 July 1977 Lasseter, 8 October 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 George Bernard Shaw - Playwright Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Pygmalion, October 1969 Kate Sheil - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Al Thomas - Actor Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Beatrice Watts - Actor The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Jenee Welsh - Actor Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 George Whaley - Director Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 John Whitham - Stage Manager Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 Ton Witsel - Actor, Dance Director, Mime 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 Kerrie Adams - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 A Programme on Farce, 9 October 1975 Peter Adams - Actor Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Stephanie Ashby-Worden - Designer, Sound Designer The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Helmut Bakaitis - Actor Macbeth, 22 May 1972 The Taming of the Shrew, 10 March 1972 Natalie Bate - Actor A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Alan Becher - Actor Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 The Department, 17 October 1975 Briony Behets - Actor Don's Party, March 1973 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Peter Bloor - Lighting Designer, Sound Designer A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Michael Bowie - Actor Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Noeline Brown - Actor Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Don's Party, March 1973 Olive Brown - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Tina Bursill - Actor Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Matthew Burton - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Rosemary Butcher - Actor Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 David Cameron - Actor Lasseter, 8 October 1971 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Stuart Campbell - Actor The Father, 9 February 1977 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Peter Carroll - Assistant Director, Director Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Bill Charlton - Actor Home, 22 August 1975 Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Beryl Cheers - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Jennifer Claire - Actor Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Rona Coleman - Actor Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Barry Conyngham - Composer The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Max Cullen - Actor Big Toys, 27 July 1977 Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 Rob Dallas - Actor Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 King Oedipus, November 1970 Lea Denfield - Actor Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 Pat Evison - Actor An Evening with Katherine Mansfield, 7 September 1975 Home, 22 August 1975 John Ewart - Actor Don's Party, March 1973 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Michael Ferguson - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Rodney Fisher - Director Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 The Department, 17 October 1975 Kate Fitzpatrick - Actor Big Toys, 27 July 1977 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Michael Fuller - Choreographer Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 Frances Gallagher - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Vivienne Garrett - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Ernest Gray - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Mary Haire - Actor An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Philip Hedley - Director The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 Edward Hepple - Playwright Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Dick Whittington, 27 December 1969 Bill Honeywood - Translator Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Ric Hutton - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 Henrik Ibsen - Playwright Little Eyolf, 23 August 1974 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Rob Inglis - Playwright, Writer 95 Men and a Nannygoat, 1970 Everybody Sniff Your Neighbour, 11 August 1969 Alan Ingram - Assistant Stage Manager, Stage Director The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Brian James - Actor Home, 22 August 1975 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Joseph James - Actor Pygmalion, October 1969 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Gillian Jones - Actor, Director Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Doug Kingsman - Actor Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 Allan Lander - Actor Don's Party, March 1973 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Keith Lee - Actor Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Bowen Llewellyn - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Anne Lucas - Actor Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Brendon Lunney - Actor A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Liz Marshall - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Hermes Martini - Lighting Designer, Set Designer A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Frederick May - Translator La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 Joanna McCallum - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Sandra McGregor - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Kerry McGuire - Actor Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Don's Party, March 1973 Harriet McNamara - Assistant Director, Director Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 David Megarrity - Actor, Designer Don's Party, 20 September 1972 A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Arthur Miller - Playwright Death of a Salesman, 31 January 1970 The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Ferenc Molnar - Playwright The Wolf, 18 February 1976 The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Robert Moore - Voice Over Artist Don's Party, March 1973 Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Huia Munro - Actor Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Derek Nicholson - Director Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Jessica Noad - Actor Da, 31 May 1978 The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Sandra Lee Paterson - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Bill Pearson - Actor Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Tom Pett - Actor Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Redmond Phillips - Actor The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Wayne Poulton - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Candy Raymond - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Marty Rhone - Composer, Performer La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 Nick Schlieper - Stage Manager Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 The Knack, 9 August 1978 Klaus Schulz - Actor You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Carole Skinner - Actor The Department, 17 October 1975 Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 John Smythe - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Sophocles - Playwright Oedipus Rex, 3 June 1974 King Oedipus, November 1970 Christopher Speyer - Designer, Lighting Designer The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Brian Syron - Director This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 The Merchant of Venice, 12 July 1969 Alan Tobin - Actor Da, 31 May 1978 The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Anna Volska - Actor The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Doreen Warburton - Actor, Director Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Paul Weingott - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Jennifer West - Actor Equus, 25 October 1974 Little Eyolf, 23 August 1974 David Whitford - Actor That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Richard Worner - Costume Designer, Stage Manager Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Willy Young - Actor, Scenic Artist Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Greg Zuckerman - Actor You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Arthur Adamov - Playwright Professor Tarranne, 2 April 1970 Yvonne Adams - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Bruce Addison - Actor The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Jan Adele - Actor The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 David Ahearn - Composer A Midsummer Night's Dream, 15 March 1970 Brian Anderson - Actor The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Gaye Anderson - Actor King Oedipus, November 1970 Geoff Anderson - Actor Professor Tarranne, 2 April 1970 Rod Anderson - Actor Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Douglas Annand - Designer Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Aristophanes - Playwright Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Philip Armit - Actor Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Issa Arnal - Actor The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 Judith Arthy - Actor Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Phil Avalon - Actor Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 Alan Ayckbourn - Playwright Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 Norman Ayrton - Director An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 James Bailey - Actor The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Philippa Baker - Actor The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Tony Barber - Actor Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 John Barnes - Actor 95 Men and a Nannygoat, 1970 Bruce Barry - Actor Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Graeme Bassett - Actor A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Anthony Bazell - Actor Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Robina Beard - Choreographer How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Brendan Behan - Playwright The Hostage, 8 October 1970 John F Benett - Lighting Designer An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 Susan Bennet - Designer Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Alan Bennett - Playwright Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Angelo Beolco - Playwright Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 Adrian Bernotti - Actor The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 10 November 1971 Paul Bertram - Actor Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Ray Biehler - Music and Lyrics Librettist Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 Lola Blachowicz - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Brian Blain - Actor Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Ron Blair - Playwright Kabul, 31 May 1973 Maggie Blinco - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 John Bluthal - Actor Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Michael Boddy - Playwright The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Edward Bond - Playwright Lear, 1974 Geoffrey Borny - Actor Professor Tarranne, 2 April 1970 Robin Bowering - Actor Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Sheila Bradley - Actor Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Richard Bradshaw - Puppeteer Shadow Puppets, 14 May 1973 Mike Bridges - Designer Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Harold Brighouse - Playwright Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Aileen Britton - Actor The Father, 9 February 1977 Louis Brown - Stage Manager Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Penelope Bruce - Singer Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Julian Burbury - Actor Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Brandon Burke - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Tom Burlinson - Actor Da, 31 May 1978 Anne Byron - Actor Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Peter Calvo - Musician Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Shirley Cameron - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 Jeanette Campbell - Designer Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Michael Caton - Actor Lear, 1974 Michael Caulfield - Director The Mystery of Stanley Barlingbone, 31 August 1971 Gordon Chater - Actor Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 Anton Chekhov - Playwright Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Monzaemon Chikamatsu - Playwright Bunraku National Puppet Theatre of Japan, 21 March 1972 Kirsty Child - Actor Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Jonathan Ciddor - Lighting Designer Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Liddy Clark - Actor Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Garth Clarke - Playwright Explorations, 29 August 1972 Rodney Clarke - Stage Manager Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Terence Clarke - Composer Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 John Clayton - Actor The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Jennifer Cluff - Actor Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Michael Cohen - Actor The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 Christine Collins - Actor A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Reg Collins - Actor Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Hugh Colman - Designer A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Bill Conn - Actor The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Richard Connolly - Musical Arranger The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Olwyn Cook - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Gary Cosham - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Rex Cramphorne - Director Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 John Cran - Musician: Bassoonist Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Claire Crowther - Actor Da, 31 May 1978 John Croyston - Translator Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 John Cuffe - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 Jennie Cullen - Actor Lasseter, 8 October 1971 Chris Cummings - Actor You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Lloyd Cunnington - Actor Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Lynette Curran - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Elaine Cusick - Actor Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Diana Dangerfield - Actor Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Robert Davis - Actor Lear, 1974 Janet Dawson - Designer The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Gary Day - Actor Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Celia de Burgh - Actor The Knack, 9 August 1978 Michel de Ghelderode - Playwright Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Roslyn de Winter - Actor Macbeth, 22 May 1972 Maggie Dence - Actor Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Ronald Denson - Director Little Murder, 30 September 1969 John Derum - Actor Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Maurice Desavallieres - Playwright Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 John Dick - Actor The Department, 17 October 1975 Arthur Dicks - Designer An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 Lisa Dombroski - Actor The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Penny Downie - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 Michael Dransfield - Playwright Explorations, 29 August 1972 Gerry Duggan - Actor Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Paula Duncan - Actor The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Raymond Duparc - Actor 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Bob Ellis - Lyricist The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Victor Emeljanow - Devisor, Director A Programme on Farce, 9 October 1975 Nick Enright - Director Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 George Etherege - Playwright The Man of Mode, 26 February 1971 Euripides - Actor Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Carol Ewing - Actor 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 John Faassen - Actor The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Pat Fackrell - Designer That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Alan Faulkner - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 Michele Fawdon - Actor Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Jules Feiffer - Playwright Little Murder, 30 September 1969 Mike Fergusson - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Glenda Ferrall - Director Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Oliver Fiala - Director Professor Tarranne, 2 April 1970 James Fishburn - Director Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 Judith Fisher - Actor Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Rosalie Fletcher - Actor Lysistrata, 13 July 1973 Karel Florsheim - Actor Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Patrick Flynn - Composer, Musical Director Lasseter, 8 October 1971 John Ford - Playwright 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 David Foster - Assistant Stage Manager Don's Party, March 1973 Anne Frank - Author The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Kristian Fredrikson - Designer Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Anna French - Assistant Designer Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Brian Friel - Playwright Winners, 23 April 1970 Patrick Frost - Actor The Department, 17 October 1975 John Gay - Playwright The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Jean Genet - Playwright The Balcony, 9 October 1971 Pamela Gibbons - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Belinda Giblin - Actor You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Margot Giblin - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Dennis Gill - Stage Manager An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 Don Gill - Actor Hippolytus, 9 August 1971 Nikolai Gogol - Playwright The Government Inspector, 3 September 1971 John Golder - Translator The Miser, 12 December 1975 David Goldie - Actor 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Carlo Goldoni - Playwright How Could You Believe Me When I Said I'd Be Your Valet When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life?, 13 October 1972 Frances Goodrich - Adaptor The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Sandy Gore - Actor Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Mark Gould - Assistant Director Big Toys, 27 July 1977 S J Graham - Writer Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 Simon Gray - Playwright Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 John Gregg - Actor The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 A E Griedanus - Poet Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Edvard Grieg - Composer Peer Gynt, 31 July 1971 Judith Anne Grigg - Actor The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Dennis Grosvenor - Actor 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Tyrone Guthrie - Translator Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Albert Hackett - Adaptor The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Ron Hackett - Actor Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 Penne Hackforth-Jones - Actor The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 John Hamblin - Actor Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 Gavin Hamilton - Actor The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Ken Hannam - Actor Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Gary Hansen - Designer The Good Woman of Setzuan, 14 April 1972 Ray Harding - Music and Lyrics Librettist Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 Jean Harris - Designer Major Barbara, 1 July 1970 Lyndon Harris - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 Martin Harris - Actor Don's Party, March 1973 Moss Hart - Playwright You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Joseph Hasham - Actor Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Douglas Heap - Designer The Father, 9 February 1977 Barry Heywood - Musician: Percussionist Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Jack Hibberd - Playwright A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Barry Hill - Actor The Department, 17 October 1975 Michael Hill - Sound Designer You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Patricia Hill - Actor Ruzzante Returns from the Wars, 3 May 1974 Virginia Hinds - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Phillip Hinton - Actor The Father, 9 February 1977 Jane Hipsley - Designer Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Roger Hodgman - Assistant Director The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 John Hopkins - Playwright This Story of Yours, 21 April 1970 Bob Hornery - Actor Brer Rabbit, 27 December 1971 Richard Howard - Director The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Edward Howell - Actor Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Elaine Hudson - Actor The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Robert Hughes - Actor The Knack, 9 August 1978 Sonia Humphrey - Lighting Designer Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Max Iffland - Director An Eighteenth Century Soiree, 1973 Masahiko Imai - Director Bunraku National Puppet Theatre of Japan, 21 March 1972 Tony Ingersent - Actor Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 Barrie Ingham - Actor Love Love Love, 23 August 1971 Rina Ioannou - Actor You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Curt Jansen - Actor Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Ann Jellicoe - Playwright The Knack, 9 August 1978 Marion Johns - Actor Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Carmel Johnson - Actor The Department, 17 October 1975 Ben Jonson - Playwright The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Robyn Joyce - Stage Manager Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 George Kaufman - Playwright You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Hugh Keays-Byrne - Actor Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 Lila Kedrova - Actor The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Mark Kelly - Actor That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Geoff Kelso - Actor The Knack, 9 August 1978 Thomas Keneally - Playwright An Awful Rose, 6 September 1972 Sheila Kennelly - Actor The National Health or Nurse Norton's Affair, 23 July 1971 Trevor Kent - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 Joseph Kesselring - Playwright Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Jeff Kevin - Stage Director Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Leonid Kipnis - Translator Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Jacqueline Kott - Actor Kabul, 31 May 1973 John Krummel - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 P K Kuo - Stage Director Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Jackson Lacey - Playwright The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 Zoe Lake - Actor Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 Anne Lambert - Actor The Miser, 12 December 1975 Scott Lambert - Actor You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Elizabeth Lanksheare - Dancer Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Harry Lawrence - Actor Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Serge Lazareff - Actor As You Like It, 23 January 1971 Margaret Leask - Actor Professor Tarranne, 2 April 1970 Mark Lee - Actor A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 Patricia Leehy - Actor Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Hugh Leonard - Playwright Da, 31 May 1978 George Leppard - Actor Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Jamieson Lewis - Lighting Designer Don's Party, March 1973 Jean Lewis - Actor Lasseter, 8 October 1971 Reg Livermore - Actor, Lyricist, Writer Lasseter, 8 October 1971 Frank Lloyd - Actor Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Cecil Longhurst - Musician: Percussionist Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Federico Garcia Lorca - Playwright Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Nigel Lovell - Director 95 Men and a Nannygoat, 1970 Betty Lucas - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Donald MacDonald - Actor Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Niccolo Machiavelli - Playwright La Mandragola, 3 May 1974 Mary Mackay - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Kerry Maguire - Actor Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Tom Mangan - Actor Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 Dina Mann - Actor The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Katherine Mansfield - Writer An Evening with Katherine Mansfield, 7 September 1975 Frank Marcus - Adaptor The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Geoffrey Marshall - Playwright Blop Goes The Weazel, 27 December 1972 John Marston - Playwright The Dutch Courtesan, 18 June 1971 Yvonne Mathew - Actor Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Russell Mattocks - Musician: Trombonist Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Tom McCarthy - Actor Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Chris McCourt - Actor The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 David McCrudden - Stage Manager You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Kathy McDonald - Actor The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 Katharine McGarrity - Actor Dick Whittington, 27 December 1970 Jennifer McGregor - Actor A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Ross McGregor - Director The Mystery of Stanley Barlingbone, 31 August 1971 Andrew McLennan - Actor Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Jenny McNae - Actor Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 Richard Meikle - Actor The Father, 9 February 1977 Mario Merino - Actor A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Edgar Metcalfe - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Michael Meyer - Translator Little Eyolf, 23 August 1974 Thomas Middleton - Playwright Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 Jason Miller - Playwright That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 David Mitchell - Producer Professor Tarranne, 2 April 1970 Lionel Monckton - Composer A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Alan Moore - Assistant Stage Manager Miss Jairus, 27 July 1969 Edward J Moore - Playwright The Seahorse, 27 June 1975 Judy Morris - Actor Land Of Dreaming, 15 May 1971 John Mortimer - Adaptor Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Grant Mudford - Photographer Uncle Vanya, 30 June 1972 Rod Mullinar - Actor Otherwise Engaged, 4 August 1976 Raymond Murray - Actor Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Joseph Musaphia - Playwright Mothers and Fathers, 21 September 1977 Thomas Muschamp - Playwright The Brass Hat, 14 April 1976 Bruce Myles - Actor Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Myron Howard Nadel - Choreographer The Beggar's Opera, 3 April 1971 Aarne Neeme - Director Women Beware Women, 29 May 1971 Julieanne Newbould - Actor Hotel Paradiso, 27 December 1974 John Norman - Actor Hoddel's Remarkable Handcart, 2 January 1971 Judy Nunn - Actor Don's Party, March 1973 Terry O'Brien - Actor The Legend of King O'Malley, 12 August 1970 Di O'Connor - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Michael O'Reilly - Choreographer A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Dennis Olsen - Actor The Wolf, 18 February 1976 John Orcsik - Actor King Oedipus, November 1970 Max Osbiston - Actor That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Denise Otto - Actor Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Andrew Pain - Stage Manager The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Nita Pannell - Actor The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Don Pascoe - Actor The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 William Passmore - Designer The Miser, 12 December 1975 Bill Paton - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Sandra Lee Patterson - Actor Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Michael Pearce - Designer The Department, 17 October 1975 Diana Perryman - Actor The Father, 9 February 1977 Martin Phelan - Actor Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Arthur Wing Pinero - Playwright Trelawny of the Wells, 28 January 1972 Carl Pini - Musician: Violinist Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Gwen Plumb - Actor Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Cecily Polson - Actor The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Gaye Poole - Actor The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Robert Quentin - Director Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Don Quinn - Actor The Department, 17 October 1975 Robin Ramsay - Actor The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Malcolm Robertson - Director Jugglers Three, 24 August 1973 Ian Robinson - Designer The Guardsman, 7 March 1970 Julian Rockett - Actor You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 John Roddick - Actor Hamlet, 13 June 1969 Mick Rodger - Director A Toast To Melba, 29 September 1976 Des Rolfe - Actor Da, 31 May 1978 John Rose - Composer, Performer Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 Adrian Ross - Lyricist A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Gregory Ross - Actor Don's Party, March 1973 Phillip Ross - Actor The Ultimate Obscenity, 1 July 1977 Keith Salvat - Actor Winners, 23 April 1970 Damon Sanders - Actor Don's Party, March 1973 Sean Scully - Actor The Prince and The Firebird, 22 August 1970 Peter Shaffer - Playwright Equus, 25 October 1974 Euan Smith - Adaptor, Director The Father, 9 February 1977 Bruce Spence - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Rosalind Spiers - Actor The Diary of Anne Frank, 26 May 1971 John Steinbeck - Playwright Of Mice and Men, 23 April 1975 Robert Louis Stevenson - Writer Treasure Island, 25 August 1969 Ian Stocks - Playwright Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 John Stone - Actor Widowers' Houses, 4 October 1978 Tom Stoppard - Playwright Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 7 May 1969 David Storey - Playwright Home, 22 August 1975 Igor Stravinsky - Composer Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 August Strindberg - Playwright The Father, 9 February 1977 Peter Sumner - Actor Chez Nous, 7 March 1975 Walter Sutcliffe - Musician: Bass Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 George Szewcow - Actor The Department, 17 October 1975 James T Tanner - Playwright A Country Girl, 6 April 1972 Ian Tasker - Stage Director Don's Party, March 1973 John Tasker - Director Cat Among the Pigeons, 30 May 1970 Nick Tate - Actor Don's Party, 20 September 1972 Colin Taylor - Actor The Department, 17 October 1975 June Thody - Actor Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 Ross Thompson - Actor Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Roger Tonkin - Stage Manager Don's Party, March 1973 Ben Travers - Playwright Rookery Nook, 24 November 1976 Robert Trebor Lang - Playwright Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Tony Tripp - Designer Obsessive Behaviour in Small Spaces, 16 November 1977 Ivan Turgenev - Playwright A Month in the Country, 2 April 1971 Kathy Ukleja - Assistant Stage Manager You Can't Take It With You, 22 September 1971 Richard Ussher - Actor The Father, 9 February 1977 Peter Van Neirop - Actor Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Dorothy Vernon - Actor Habeas Corpus, 9 June 1976 Erik Vos - Writer Professor Filarsky's Magic Machine, 27 August 1973 Kerry Walker - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Stanley Walsh - Actor The Alchemist, 6 April 1977 Joe Walters - Stage Manager Just Between Ourselves, 5 April 1978 John Waters - Actor Lasseter, 8 October 1971 Ken Wayne - Actor That Championship Season, 28 June 1974 Jacki Weaver - Actor Forget-Me-Not Lane, 4 August 1972 Owen Weingott - Fight Director/Fight Choreographer 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, 8 March 1973 Ragini Werner - Stage Manager Da, 31 May 1978 Donald Westlake - Musician: Clarinetist Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Peter Weston - Actor Hobson's Choice, 2 May 1975 Patrick White - Playwright Big Toys, 27 July 1977 Dolore Whiteman - Actor The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Richard Wilbur - Translator Tartuffe, 17 May 1972 Katy Wild - Actor Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Jean Wilhelm - Director Winners, 23 April 1970 Catherine Wilkin - Actor Dr. Brain's Body, 1 June 1977 John Willard - Playwright The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Geoffrey Williams - Actor The Wolf, 18 February 1976 Tennessee Williams - Playwright Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1970 Rodney Wilson - Set and/or Property Maker The Crucible, 24 September 1969 Arna-Marie Winchester - Actor A Programme on Farce, 9 October 1975 John Woods - Musician: Trumpeter Edward John Eyre / The Soldier's Tale, 1 May 1971 Susan Wylie - Actor Blood Wedding, 14 October 1970 Barbara Wyndon - Actor The Cat and the Canary, 8 February 1978 Eve Wynne - Actor The Wolf, 18 February 1976 William Butler Yeats - Translator King Oedipus, November 1970 Derek Young - Stage Manager Arsenic and Old Lace, 18 April 1973 Greg Zukerman - Actor A Country Girl, 6 April 1972
Resources	Article: Robert Taylor, NIDA: A Complicated Venue History!, Theatre Heritage Australia Inc, Online, December 2024
Venue Identifier	1413
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