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Venue	New Theatre, Sydney (1963-1973)
Address	St Peters Lane Darlinghurst NSW 2010 Australia
First Date	1963
Last Date	1973
Notes	Home of the New Theatre 1963 - March, 1973.
Related Venues	Formerly located at New Theatre, Sydney (1943-1954) Is on the site of Sydney Filmmakers Cooperative Moved to New Theatre, Sydney (1973-)
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Latitude \| Longitude	-33.874975 \| 151.218325
Events	Date Contributor Organisation
	Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 The Old Man's Reward, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 Niugini!, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 The Ungrateful Daughter, 11 September 1971 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 1971 - A Race Odyssey (With The Death of Bessie Smith), 3 July 1971 The Death of Bessie Smith (With 1971 - a Race Odyssey), 3 July 1971 The Magic Travel Box, 22 May 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 Puntila and His Man Matti, 3 October 1970 An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Reedy River, January 1970 Blood Knot, 1970 The Hunters and the Henwife, 15 November 1969 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Vote Vote Vote for Nigel Barton, 30 August 1969 The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Troilus and Cressida, 3 May 1969 The Bushranger, 8 March 1969 The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Macbird, 16 September 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 The Alchemist, 21 January 1967 The Revolt, 1967 Pirates at the Barn, 12 November 1966 The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Barbara, 20 August 1966 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 Smugglers Beware!, 15 January 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The Bear, 7 August 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 The Advocate, 5 June 1965 Come All You Valiant Miners, 5 June 1965 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Andorra, 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Othello, 2 May 1964 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 20 August 1963 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963
	New Theatre (Sydney, NSW) Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 The Ungrateful Daughter, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 The Old Man's Reward, 11 September 1971 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 Niugini!, 11 September 1971 1971 - A Race Odyssey (With The Death of Bessie Smith), 3 July 1971 The Death of Bessie Smith (With 1971 - a Race Odyssey), 3 July 1971 The Magic Travel Box, 22 May 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 Puntila and His Man Matti, 3 October 1970 An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Reedy River, January 1970 Blood Knot, 1970 The Hunters and the Henwife, 15 November 1969 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Vote Vote Vote for Nigel Barton, 30 August 1969 The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Troilus and Cressida, 3 May 1969 The Bushranger, 8 March 1969 The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Macbird, 16 September 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 The Alchemist, 21 January 1967 Pirates at the Barn, 12 November 1966 The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Barbara, 20 August 1966 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 Smugglers Beware!, 15 January 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 The Bear, 7 August 1965 Come All You Valiant Miners, 5 June 1965 The Advocate, 5 June 1965 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Andorra, 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Othello, 2 May 1964 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 20 August 1963 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 The Australian Council for the Arts Niugini!, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 The Old Man's Reward, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 The Ungrateful Daughter, 11 September 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Special Projects Fund of the Australia Council The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust Barbara, 20 August 1966 Othello, 2 May 1964 Ensemble Theatre Pty Ltd The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Margaret Barr Dance - Drama Group Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Melbourne Theatre Company War and Peace, 21 September 1968
	Marie Armstrong - Actor, Assistant Director, Choreographer, Director Reedy River, 10 March 1973 It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 The Death of Bessie Smith (With 1971 - a Race Odyssey), 3 July 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The Bear, 7 August 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 Come All You Valiant Miners, 5 June 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Frank Curtain - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 The Old Man's Reward, 11 September 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 Othello, 2 May 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Shirley Broadway - Actor, Director An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 1971 - A Race Odyssey (With The Death of Bessie Smith), 3 July 1971 The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Troilus and Cressida, 3 May 1969 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 David Milliss - Assistant Director, Designer, Director, Playwright, Set Designer It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Death of Bessie Smith (With 1971 - a Race Odyssey), 3 July 1971 1971 - A Race Odyssey (With The Death of Bessie Smith), 3 July 1971 Vote Vote Vote for Nigel Barton, 30 August 1969 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Barbara, 20 August 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The Advocate, 5 June 1965 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Frank Busby - Actor, Dancer, Lighting Designer Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 The Ungrateful Daughter, 11 September 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Tessa Mallos - Actor, Assistant Director, Choreographer, Stage Manager The Seagull, 1 April 1972 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Mona Brand - Playwright, Writer 1971 - A Race Odyssey (With The Death of Bessie Smith), 3 July 1971 Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Barbara, 20 August 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Come All You Valiant Miners, 5 June 1965 Our 'Dear' Relations, 20 August 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Trevor Finch - Lighting Designer, Stage Manager Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 John Mulligan - Actor, Playwright It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 1971 - A Race Odyssey (With The Death of Bessie Smith), 3 July 1971 The Magic Travel Box, 22 May 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 John Armstrong - Actor, Director The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 David Calcott - Actor The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Barbara, 20 August 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Andorra, 1965 Arthur Rudkin - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Othello, 2 May 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Bruce Gibson - Actor It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Macbird, 16 September 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Alan Hardy - Actor On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Muriel Hopkins - Actor, Assistant Director War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Andorra, 1965 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Jack Kreger - Actor, Lighting Designer, Stage Manager Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The Bear, 7 August 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Golda Meehan - Actor, Assistant Director, Dancer, Stage Manager Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 The Serpent, 5 July 1969 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Barbara, 20 August 1966 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Norm Slater - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Edmund Allison - Actor, Designer, Director Reedy River, 1 November 1969 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Come All You Valiant Miners, 5 June 1965 Othello, 2 May 1964 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Jennifer Cullen - Actor You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Peter Dyke - Actor The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Barbara, 20 August 1966 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 Andorra, 1965 Judy Finlason - Actor, Director Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 The Magic Travel Box, 22 May 1971 Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Yvonne Francart - Designer An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 The Bear, 7 August 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Othello, 2 May 1964 Maggie Kirkpatrick - Actor The Seagull, 1 April 1972 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Eric Long - Actor, Assistant Director, Director, Lighting Designer The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Pirates at the Barn, 12 November 1966 Barbara, 20 August 1966 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Andorra, 1965 Roger Milliss - Actor, Assistant Director, Director, Playwright Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Trina Parker - Actor, Designer, Stage Manager Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 Pat Barnett - Actor, Director, Playwright, Writer The Hunters and the Henwife, 15 November 1969 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Joy Browne - Actor, Director, Stage Manager Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 Robert Bruning - Actor, Playwright, Set Designer You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Andorra, 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Othello, 2 May 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Algis Butavicius - Designer, Director Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 The Ungrateful Daughter, 11 September 1971 The Old Man's Reward, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 Troilus and Cressida, 3 May 1969 Rob Dallas - Actor 1971 - A Race Odyssey (With The Death of Bessie Smith), 3 July 1971 Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Troilus and Cressida, 3 May 1969 Philip De Carle - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Vincent Gil - Actor The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Betty Milliss - Actor, Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Tom Newcombe - Actor, Stage Manager Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Paul Quinn - Actor, Assistant Director Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 David Shepherd - Actor, Costume Designer It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Leon Sherman - Actor Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Roderick Williams - Actor Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Troilus and Cressida, 3 May 1969 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 John Cervenka - Costume Designer, Designer, Set Designer Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 Puntila and His Man Matti, 3 October 1970 Norma Disher - Costume Designer, Director Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Andorra, 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Len Grant - Actor, Designer The Bushranger, 8 March 1969 Macbird, 16 September 1967 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 The Bear, 7 August 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 Linal Haft - Actor, Playwright Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Andorra, 1965 Ray Irons - Actor, Playwright Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 The Ungrateful Daughter, 11 September 1971 The Old Man's Reward, 11 September 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Dick May - Actor An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 Laurie McDonald - Lighting Designer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Denise Perry - Actor A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Graham Richards - Actor, Stage Manager The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Barbara, 20 August 1966 Andorra, 1965 Roderick Shaw - Costume Designer, Designer, Set Designer Reedy River, 1 November 1969 The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Andorra, 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Robyn Smith - Actor The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Andorra, 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Othello, 2 May 1964 Jamie Stevens - Actor, Stage Manager Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Colin Thompson - Actor Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Othello, 2 May 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Tom Baker - Actor An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Richard Bodlaender - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Susan Casey - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 1971 - A Race Odyssey (With The Death of Bessie Smith), 3 July 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Bill Clifford - Actor, Musician The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Macbird, 16 September 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Helen Cox - Actor, Circus Style Performer The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 Carolyn Creevey - Actor, Musician Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Paul Creevey - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 John Currey - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Susan Day - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Dick Diamond - Playwright Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Reedy River, January 1970 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Evelyn Docker - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Othello, 2 May 1964 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Nan Gow - Actor, Assistant Director, Producer Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Paul Keogh - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Kirk Patrick - Actor, Stage Manager It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Norman Phillips - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Andorra, 1965 John Rabbitts - Actor, Playwright The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Jo-Anne Robinson - Actor Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The Bear, 7 August 1965 Paul Rosenblum - Actor, Stage Manager America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Christine Shaw - Actor, Designer, Musician On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Smugglers Beware!, 15 January 1966 The Bear, 7 August 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 Max Sims - Actor The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 Andorra, 1965 Carole Skinner - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Rob Steele - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Caroline Terry - Actor America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Othello, 2 May 1964 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Ruth Thompson - Actor, Assistant Director It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Wayne Van Heekeren - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 The Death of Bessie Smith (With 1971 - a Race Odyssey), 3 July 1971 Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 Howard Vernon - Actor Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Andorra, 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Othello, 2 May 1964 Graydon West - Actor, Director, Stage Manager America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Jean-Paul Bell - Actor The Death of Bessie Smith (With 1971 - a Race Odyssey), 3 July 1971 The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 David Bradbury - Actor A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Bertolt Brecht - Playwright Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Puntila and His Man Matti, 3 October 1970 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Simon Burke - Actor Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 Sam Cadman - Actor, Musical Advisor You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Jenni Campbell - Actor, Costume Designer, Set Designer The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 The Death of Bessie Smith (With 1971 - a Race Odyssey), 3 July 1971 Jon Carlsund - Actor Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Bill Charlton - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Troilus and Cressida, 3 May 1969 Bill Courcier - Actor, Playwright You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Othello, 2 May 1964 Barbara Cuckson - Stage Manager The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Roy Dias - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 The Ungrateful Daughter, 11 September 1971 Mark Edwards - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Len Fox - Lyricist, Playwright, Writer Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Come All You Valiant Miners, 5 June 1965 Brenda Gardiner - Actor, Costume Designer, Stage Manager Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Bernard Gilroy - Actor The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Othello, 2 May 1964 Leo Hannet - Playwright Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 The Ungrateful Daughter, 11 September 1971 Niugini!, 11 September 1971 John Hargreaves - Actor America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Martin Harris - Actor Reedy River, 7 December 1963 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Patrick Hickey - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Mary Higgins - Actor, Stage Manager The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Fay Hughes - Actor Macbird, 16 September 1967 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Arthur Jawodimbari - Playwright Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Niugini!, 11 September 1971 The Old Man's Reward, 11 September 1971 James Kemp - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Maxine Le Guier - Lighting Designer, Stage Manager Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 Alf Lewis - Actor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Macbird, 16 September 1967 Dennis Lloyd - Actor The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 Andorra, 1965 M Lovori - Playwright Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 Niugini!, 11 September 1971 Jim Maclaine - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Elke Malcolm - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Alec Marchevsky - Actor The Seagull, 1 April 1972 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Shirley McDonald - Actor, Director You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Robert McDonough - Actor, Composer, Musical Arranger, Musical Supervisor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Cedric McLaughlin - Actor, Director, Playwright The Alchemist, 21 January 1967 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Milton Moore - Actor The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Terence Moore - Actor Reedy River, 7 December 1963 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 James O'Hagan - Actor, Choreographer It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Bill Reynolds - Actor On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Maureen Sivyer - Actor, Stage Manager The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Robyn Stevens - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 John Waiko - Playwright Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Niugini!, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 Chris Wickens - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Alive, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 Paul Williams - Actor, Director The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 The Advocate, 5 June 1965 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Michael Winters - Actor The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Eleanor Witcombe - Playwright The Bushranger, 8 March 1969 Pirates at the Barn, 12 November 1966 Smugglers Beware!, 15 January 1966 Keith Antill - Actor The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Leigh Antill - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Dany Ashton - Actor America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Les Asmussen - Actor An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Noel Baldwin - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 John Barnard - Director The Bushranger, 8 March 1969 Macbird, 16 September 1967 Margaret Barr - Choreographer, Playwright Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Robina Beard - Choreographer The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Alan Becher - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Jean Blue - Actor A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 William Bower - Set Designer The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 Kim Brooks - Actor Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Andrea Browne - Actor The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 John Buddle - Actor Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Alexander Buzo - Actor, Playwright Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Revolt, 1967 Kai Tai Chan - Actor, Choreographer, Director Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Michele Chapple - Actor An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Anton Chekhov - Playwright The Seagull, 1 April 1972 The Bear, 7 August 1965 David Copping - Actor, Designer The Physicists, 7 March 1970 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Peter Crowe - Composer, Musician Barbara, 20 August 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Alan Dalgleish - Actor, Stage Manager Othello, 2 May 1964 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Wendy Damien - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 Suzan Davies - Actor Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Katherine Elwing - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 The Death of Bessie Smith (With 1971 - a Race Odyssey), 3 July 1971 David Fitchew - Actor, Costume Designer Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Pat Flower - Playwright Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Stephen Gard - Composer, Director, Lyricist, Writer Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 The Magic Travel Box, 22 May 1971 Nikolai Gogol - Playwright An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Keith Gow - Director The Bear, 7 August 1965 A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 Penny Hall - Actor Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 Alan Herbert - Actor, Director Smugglers Beware!, 15 January 1966 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Sue Hollywood - Actor Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Terry Hough - Actor On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Bill James - Actor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Joan Janson - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 The Ungrateful Daughter, 11 September 1971 Drew Kemp - Actor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Chris Kempster - Composer, Musical Advisor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Narelle Kempster - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Victoria King - Actor Macbird, 16 September 1967 The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Gregg Levy - Actor, Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Ewan MacColl - Adaptor, Playwright The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Arthur Maclean - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 John Manton - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Mira Maric - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 Malcolm Matheson - Actor The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Susan McDonald - Actor, Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Kevin McGrath - Playwright It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Brian Mills - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Ronald Moss - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Estelle Myers - Actor, Playwright You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Stanislav Polonski - Actor The Seagull, 1 April 1972 The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Marilyn Ramage - Actor Reedy River, 1 November 1969 The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Liam Reynolds - Actor The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Macbird, 16 September 1967 Zigurds Richters - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 John Rosen - Actor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 The Bear, 7 August 1965 Joseph Rundle - Actor Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 The Wall, 16 March 1963 Silvia Salisbury - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Bob Sawkins - Lighting Designer, Stage Manager The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 William Shakespeare - Playwright Troilus and Cressida, 3 May 1969 Othello, 2 May 1964 Ian Shannon - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 The Unexpected Hawk, 11 September 1971 Barbara Smith - Costume Designer The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Bill Smith - Actor Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Alastair Stewart - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Peter Stone - Music Adaptor, Musical Advisor You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 George Szewcow - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Denny Tagg - Actor Barbara, 20 August 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 John Tasker - Director America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Graeme Tomlins - Actor A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Colin Turner - Actor The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Jean-Claude van Itallie - Playwright The Serpent, 5 July 1969 America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Georgina West - Actor, Stage Manager It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Bill Whittle - Actor Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 David Young - Actor, Director Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Eve Adam - Playwright It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Edward Albee - Playwright The Death of Bessie Smith (With 1971 - a Race Odyssey), 3 July 1971 John Allen - Actor Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Eileen Allison - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Lindsay Anderson - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Aristophanes - Playwright Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Patti Asange - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Daniele Ashton - Actor On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Ted Atkinson - Actor The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Bill Ayers - Actor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Lilon Bandler - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Henry Banister - Director The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Charles Bannon - Designer The Alchemist, 21 January 1967 Francis Barnes - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Frank Barnes - Director Reedy River, January 1970 Nancy Barr - Actor Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Gwenda Louise Barrie - Actor Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Christine Barron - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Mary-Ann Barron - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Ann Barry - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Elizabeth Bauer - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 John Beach - Actor Othello, 2 May 1964 Maxine Beaumont - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Dorothy Bendick - Playwright You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Michel Bendit - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Peter Bentley - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Nui Billings - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Nancy Black - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Brenda Borlase - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 John Bowen - Playwright The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Edda Boyd - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Robert Boyd - Actor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Jim Bradman - Lighting Designer Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 Maya Brandt - Actor The Physicists, 7 March 1970 John Breen - Actor The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Sue Broadway - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Susan Broadway - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Eric Brooks - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Kevin Brooks - Designer Vote Vote Vote for Nigel Barton, 30 August 1969 Maureen Brooks - Costume Designer On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Andree Browne - Actor A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Robert Brownlow - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Hugo Bruck - Set Designer The Wall, 16 March 1963 Arianne Bruning - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Simon Bruning - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Mary Bryan - Actor America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Michael Bullock - Translator Andorra, 1965 Peter Butler - Musical Director Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Barbara Campbell - Actor Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Nola Campbell - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Robert Campbell - Actor The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Barbara Campbell-Judge - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Jim Carruthers - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Jackie Cassidy - Actor The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Brenda Cave - Actor Barbara, 20 August 1966 Jack Charles - Actor Blood Knot, 1970 Damien Charteris - Playwright You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 John Christie - Actor Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Harold Ciddor - Actor The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Beverley Clarke - Stage Manager Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Colin Coates - Costume Designer, Set Designer The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Barry Collerson - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Cynthia Cooper - Actor On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Trish Cooper - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Gilly Coote - Playwright It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Leonora Cornall - Actor The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Shirley Costello - Choreographer Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Richard Courcier - Actor Othello, 2 May 1964 Linden Coutts - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Michael Cove - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Lynn Cox - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Richard Creaser - Actor Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Paul Creevy - Actor America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Jess Crinion - Costume Designer The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Maree D'Arcy - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 George Dasey - Actor Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Gail Davidson - Actor Andorra, 1965 Ossie Davis - Playwright Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 Tarquin de la Force - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Linsey de Looze - Designer Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 Tarquin del la Force - Actor The Old Man's Reward, 11 September 1971 John Dengate - Composer, Lyricist Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Paul Dessau - Composer Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Arthur Dignam - Actor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Godfrey O Dodd - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Deanne Done - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Suzanne Doonan - Actor Macbird, 16 September 1967 Rosemary Douglas - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Arlton Drake - Actor Barbara, 20 August 1966 Elias Duek-Cohen - Actor The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Friedrich Dürrenmatt - Playwright The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Tom Durst - Singer Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Eric Dyrenfurth - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Joy Economos - Actor On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Martin Eden - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Gordon Ellice-Flint - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Mike Elvison - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Victor Emeljanow - Director The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Allan Emery - Actor Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Oliver Fiala - Director Puntila and His Man Matti, 3 October 1970 Max Field - Actor A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Carol Filmer - Costume Designer, Set Designer Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Barbara Finch - Stage Manager The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 Chris Fitzgerald - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Cedric Flower - Designer A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Ellis D Fogg - Lighting Designer The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Evelyn Foltyn - Actor The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Brian Fone - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Paul Foster - Playwright Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 Les Foxcroft - Actor Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Fred Fredericks - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Kristian Fredrikson - Costume Designer War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Max Frisch - Playwright Andorra, 1965 Robert Frost - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Athol Fugard - Playwright Blood Knot, 1970 Wilfred Fulton - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Andrew Gadsby - Set Designer The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Paul Galloway - Actor Barbara, 20 August 1966 Noelann Gandon - Director Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 George Garimi - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Barbara Garson - Playwright Macbird, 16 September 1967 Denis Gaunt - Actor The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Karen Geiselhart - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Daryl Gent - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Bruce George - Composer The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Bill Gleeson - Actor Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Clive Glover - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 David Goddard - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Anne Godfrey-Smith - Playwright Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 William Godfrey-Smith - Playwright Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Wera Goldman - Choreographer The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Clem Gorman - Stage Manager The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Sean Gould - Lighting Designer Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 John Gray - Actor The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Nicholas Stuart Gray - Playwright The Hunters and the Henwife, 15 November 1969 Sandi Greentree - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Mark Gregory - Writer Come All You Valiant Miners, 5 June 1965 David Griffiths - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Sam Grist - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Frank Gunner - Musical Arranger Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Marcus Hale - Actor Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Bet Hall - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Dora Hall - Actor America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 John Hall - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Lorraine Hansberry - Playwright The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Frank Hardy - Adaptor, Composer, Playwright The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Peter Hargraves - Actor It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Sue Hargraves - Actor It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Lee Harrod - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Jaroslav Hasek - Playwright The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Bruce Hawkins - Actor An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 Donna Hendry - Actor Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Rick Hendry - Actor The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 Peter Herbert - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 R C Herbert - Playwright An Isolated Case of Heterochromia, 4 November 1972 John Hersey - Author The Wall, 16 March 1963 Glenda Hill - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Kerri Hill - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Penny Hill - Actor The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Brian Hinselwood - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 John Hodges - Actor The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Louise Hogan - Designer Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 Alec Hood - Actor The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Edward Hopkins - Actor Othello, 2 May 1964 Ted Hopkins - Actor Barbara, 20 August 1966 Svetlana Hotimsky - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Robyn Hughes - Costume Designer The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Douglas Hull - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Reg Hutchings - Composer, Musical Advisor, Playwright You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Maria Iwanoczko - Costume Designer The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Joan Jansen - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Gordana Janusic - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Joan Jensen - Designer Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 Raymond Johns - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Charles Johnson - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Ben Jonson - Playwright The Alchemist, 21 January 1967 Jim Kaldis - Actor The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Peter Kane - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Shirley Keane - Director An Inspector General, 1 August 1970 Terence Keen - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Fran Kelly - Actor Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Paul Kelly - Director The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Brian Kennedy - Playwright Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Deborah Kennedy - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Deidre Keogh - Musician The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Tony Kerr - Designer Blood Knot, 1970 Gael Kirkland - Actor On Stage Vietnam, 10 June 1967 Naomi Kramer - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Brenda Kreger - Costume Designer Reedy River, 1 November 1969 David Lacey - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 John Lambert - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Millard Lampell - Adaptor, Playwright The Wall, 16 March 1963 Clive Lane - Musician The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Genevieve Langtry - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Alison Larby - Actor Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Bruce Laugesen - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Kim Laughlan - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Noel Law - Playwright You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Simon Lawlor - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Lawrence Leabon - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Nancy Lee - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Jeffrey Leigh - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Paul Leonard - Actor The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Robert Leslie - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Harry Leventhal - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Wallace Levett - Playwright You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Karen Lew - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 John Lewin - Actor Macbird, 16 September 1967 Oleg Lewinski - Actor Blood Knot, 1970 Alfred Lewis - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Sue Lewis - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Ken Leyton - Actor The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Marie Lloyd - Choreographer The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Julie Lobl - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Gai Longmuir - Actor Tom Paine, 27 February 1971 Brian Loughlin - Actor Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Alan Lucas - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Allen Lucas - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Anne Lucas - Actor Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 John Lucas - Actor Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Richard Lucas - Actor Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Maria Lusby - Actor The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Julie-Anne Luxmoore - Actor The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Joe MacColum - Producer The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Lawrence MacDonald - Lighting Designer The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Alex Machevsky - Actor Othello, 2 May 1964 Gina MacLean - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Sue Maddock - Actor It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Harry Magnus - Actor Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Frank Maher - Actor Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Bruce Maiden - Actor It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Brian Manion - Actor Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Anton Mann - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Lionel Mann - Actor Othello, 2 May 1964 Lex Marinos - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Belinda Marsen - Smedley - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Phil Marston - Actor Flying Saucery, 20 June 1970 Philip Marston - Lyricist Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Jean Martens - Actor The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Alan McAlpine - Lighting Designer The Wall, 16 March 1963 John McCallum - Actor The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Michael McCarthy - Actor The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Edith McClaren - Actor Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Alan McDonald - Actor A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Ken McDonald - Playwright It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 James McIntyre - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Edith McLaren - Actor Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Georges Michel - Playwright The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 Di-Dee Miller - Actor Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 John Mobey - Actor The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Jean-Baptiste Moliere - Playwright A Physician in Spite of Himself, 7 August 1965 Angela Moore - Designer The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Ronald Morse - Playwright You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Don Munro - Director Blood Knot, 1970 Jo-Anne Myers - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Michelle Myers - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Aarne Neeme - Director The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Robert Nemiroff - Playwright Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Alfred Neumann - Adaptor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Robert Noah - Playwright The Advocate, 5 June 1965 Bill Noonan - Playwright 1971 - A Race Odyssey (With The Death of Bessie Smith), 3 July 1971 Lisa Noonan - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Lindsay Norris - Actor Niugini! Four Plays from Papua New Guinea, 11 September 1971 Pat Norris - Designer Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 June Noviks - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Diana O'Connor - Actor The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 Diane O'Connor - Actor Othello, 2 May 1964 Neil O'Connor - Actor Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 Maureen O'Dowd - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Ruth O'Hagan - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Caitlin O'Shaughnessy - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Peter O'Shaughnessy - Book and Lyrics Librettist, Playwright Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Sally O'Shaughnessy - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Dan O'Sullivan - Actor The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Barry Oakley - Playwright The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Arch Obler - Playwright The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 Jenni Ogle - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Hugh Oliveiro - Set Designer The Marriage, 20 July 1963 Hilary Oliver - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Mark Onslow - Actor Reedy River, 10 March 1973 Bill Owen - Lyricist The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Geoff Parry - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Nicki Parsons - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Christopher Pate - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Spencer Pearson - Actor Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Edgar Penzig - Actor Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Jenni Perkins - Actor Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Jenny Perkins - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Arnold Perl - Playwright The World of Sholem Aleichem, 27 June 1964 June Phillips - Actor The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, 29 October 1966 Erwin Piscator - Adaptor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Robert Pople - Playwright Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Paris Portingale - Composer It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Virginia Portingale - Actor It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Dennis Potter - Playwright Vote Vote Vote for Nigel Barton, 30 August 1969 Maya Potter - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Guntram Prufer - Adaptor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Maya Punak - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Rod Quinn - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Rocky Raath - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Ross Randall - Actor Macbird, 16 September 1967 Andre Rannard - Set Designer The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 Louise Ratliff - Actor The Good Soldier Schweik, 1 April 1967 John Reeves - Actor Andorra, 1965 Tony Reeves - Playwright It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Terence Reilly - Actor The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Judith Rich - Actor Othello, 2 May 1964 Maureen Richards - Lighting Designer Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Roslyn Richards - Actor It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Stephen Richards - Musician The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Pip Rickard - Musician Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Hadie Robinson - Choreographer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 William Roby - Actor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Kerry Rolfe - Actor Mother Courage and Her Children, 28 May 1966 Michael Rolfe - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Lynn Rose - Actor The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Tony Russell - Composer The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Raymon Rutherford - Singer Postmark Zero, 27 April 1968 Tom Salisbury - Stage Manager Purlie Victorious, 31 October 1964 William Saroyan - Playwright Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 Marsha Sawkins - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Diedre Schofield - Choreographer, Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Loretta Schwebel - Costume Designer Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Geoff Scott - Actor War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Jean Scott - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Alan Seymour - Playwright The One Day of the Year, 22 February 1964 Jill Shand - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Sal Sharah - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 George Bernard Shaw - Playwright Androcles and the Lion, 29 August 1964 David Sheppard - Costume Designer The Disorderly Women, 13 November 1971 Ida Sherden - Actor Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 David Sheridan - Actor Reedy River, 7 December 1963 Linda Sherman - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 John Short - Composer, Musical Director, Musician Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Dennis Slade - Actor Barbara, 20 August 1966 Hyman Slade - Musician You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Christina Smith - Actor Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 John Smith - Actor The Wall, 16 March 1963 Michael Smythe - Actor The Three Cuckolds(An anonymous scenario from the Commedia dell'Arte), 15 December 1972 Michael Speers - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Barbara St Clair - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 John Stephen - Actor Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Jan Stephens - Playwright Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Barry Sterling - Actor America Hurrah, 22 June 1968 Tom Sterne - Composer You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Jim Stevens - Actor Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Kingsley Strahan - Actor Mumba Jumba and The Bunyip, 6 January 1968 Sean Surplus - Assistant Director Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Rita Sutherland - Actor Barbara, 20 August 1966 Geoffrey Sykes - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Brian Syron - Director The Seagull, 1 April 1972 Anne Tait - Actor The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Carole Taylor - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 John Taylor - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Robert Taylor - Stage Manager Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 John Thompson - Actor The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Peggy Thompson - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Robert Thorpe - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Suzanne Tillman - Actor Macbird, 16 September 1967 Ann Tobin - Stage Manager The Serpent, 5 July 1969 Leo Tolstoy - Author War and Peace, 21 September 1968 Roger Tonkin - Stage Manager Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 John V Trevor - Director The Physicists, 7 March 1970 Irene Tucker - Actor Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Ron Tunstall - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Mary Ann Turici - Designer The Magic Travel Box, 22 May 1971 Jeff Underhill - Lyricist, Writer The Ballad of Angel's Alley, 9 January 1965 Nan Vernon - Assistant Director Andorra, 1965 Margaret Walker - Choreographer Reedy River, 1 November 1969 Gail Waller - Actor Operation Olive Branch, 21 September 1963 Martin Ward - Playwright Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 Cheryl Warner - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Paul Weingott - Actor The Sunday Walk, 12 December 1970 Fay White - Playwright You've Never Had It So Good, 11 December 1965 Gillian Whitehead - Composer The Night of the Auk, 19 March 1966 John Whiting - Playwright A Penny For A Song, 20 March 1965 Wayne Whitten - Actor The Physicists, 7 March 1970 John Whittington - Actor Othello, 2 May 1964 Peter Whittle - Actor Troilus and Cressida, 3 May 1969 Thornton Wilder - Playwright The Skin of Our Teeth, 22 February 1969 Keith Willcox - Actor The Ringbolter, 9 December 1967 Bob Williams - Musical Director Sam, The Highest Jumper of Them All, or the London Comedy, 24 February 1968 David Williams - Playwright Exposure 70, 15 May 1970 David Williamson - Playwright It's Time to Boil Billy (The Canberra Follies of 1972), 12 August 1972 Carlos Willington - Stage Manager Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Helen Willoughby - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Alan Wilson - Actor The Matchgirls, 15 January 1972 Bill Winspear - Musical Director Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971 Bronwyn Winter - Dancer Dance Exploration, 17 February 1973 Julie Wood - Designer Pirates at the Barn, 12 November 1966 Patricia Woodbury - Actor Our 'Dear' Relations, 25 May 1963 Rita Woodhouse - Actor Darryl the Dismal Demon's Dawning Day, 4 March 1972 Bard Wright - Actor The Feet of Daniel Mannix, 3 June 1972 Roderick Young - Actor Going, Going, Gone!, 23 November 1968 Alan Zitner - Actor Trumpets and Drums, 8 May 1971
Resources	Book: David Milliss, New Theatre (Sydney, NSW), 50 new years, 1932-1982: an exhibition of the plays, people and events of fifty years of Sydney's New Theatre, Sydney New Theatre, Sydney, 1982 Book: Notes on the history of New Theatre, Australia, New Theatre Australia, Sydney, 1959
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