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Richard Bennett
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Following graduation from Flinders University Drama Centre in 1990, Richard worked for the State Theatre Company in their production of The Removalists
in both Adelaide and Sydney with director Robyn Nevin. After a period of freelance acting in television, film and community theatre, a deep interest in the environment and community
cultural development led Richard to become involved in a number of Landcare focussed and funded environment projects south of Adelaide. These activities led to projects in building
rural community awareness of environmental issues, the development and application of a personal cultural landscape aesthetic, and silvicultural design activities on the Fleurieu
Peninsula. Richard is now involved with a number of other community activists in the Southern Vales region looking at the effects of the arrival of climate change
and the decline of oil on life and travel in their area. |
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Julie d'Lima
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Since graduating Julie has worked as a freelance actor for several years in South Australia with Patch Theatre, Junction Theatre, and Mainstreet Theatre Company where she toured
extensively with the theatre production No Shame by Aboriginal Playwright and Actor Owen Love. In 2004, Julie founded Marion Youth Theatre which created new
theatre, film and multimedia projects for young people within the City of Marion. She was the current Artistic Director of Marion Youth Theatre and its community owned junior program
Music Journey Preschool Music. She currently works at Reynella East College. |
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Alex Hulse (d)
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Alex S Hulse graduated from Flinders University Drama Centre in 1990. He had worked for the State Theatre Company in Spring Awakening and Red Shed Theatre
Company in Sweetown, Dog Eat Dog and Station 1: Body of Sin in the 1994 Festival Fringe. Alex also
performed with Ambush Street Theatre and appearaed in Tracks of Glory for television. Unfortunately Alex is no longer with us. |
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Alexandra Reid
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Alex Reid is the Group Executive Director, Arts and Cultural Affairs (including Arts SA, the Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation Division and the Capital City Committee
Directorate) in the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, SA. Prior to this, Alex was the Director, Strategy, Policy and Initiatives at Arts SA. These positions follow nine years with
Country Arts SA. Alex began her career in the arts as an actor, graduating from the Flinders University Drama Centre in 1990. She moved into arts administration some years later taking
up a post in Ceduna, SA with Country Arts SA. Her formative years in the isolated west of the state, provided her with experience in working in remote areas and in particular,
Aboriginal communities. This passion for local activity, participation and community engagement continues to this day, and influences much of her current work. In recent years, Alex
worked at a state-wide and national level, influencing the development of a wide range of programs and initiatives. |
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Nick Skibinski
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Nick has enjoyed a successful career in the Arts. Currently he specialises in providing business process, strategy, HR and General Management advice and support for Not for Profits.
Most recently he was the CEO of Australian Dance Theatre for four years, prior to that he spent nearly 10 years at the Adelaide Festival Centre as a programming executive where he
developed, presented and produced over 170 individual events and productions, from small scale industry developments programs through to the creation of the inaugural OzAsia festival
as it's first Executive Producer. He holds a BA in Arts & Politics from Flinders University. He is currently the Acting General Manager for Cirkidz. |
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Sophia Lightfoot
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Christian Goldsworthy
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Rick Henshaw
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David Saddler (Ross)
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Robyn Waite
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Flinders Drama Centre Graduates
