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Sue Barnett & Associates sue barnett & associates JEANETTE CRONIN TRAINING 1986 Bachelor of Arts – Acting, NIDA 1983 Associate Diploma in Performing Arts – Acting, QUT FILM 2019 THE BYSTANDER TRIALS? Ensemble Charlie Productions Pty Ltd Dir: Kathryn Millard ESCAPE FROM PRETORIA Mary Arclight Films Dir: Francis Annan 2016 SECOND BEST (Short) Faith Finch Productions Dir: Alyssa McClelland SOOP (Short) Woman Pupkin Entertainment Dir: Eden Diebel ALL’S FAIRE (Short) Lynne Sydney Film School Dir: Kurt Davies FRAGMENT (Short) Jinny AFTRS Dir: Kim Hardwick 2015 POWDERTRAIN Mother The Ridge Productions Dir: Elias Jamieson Brown 2014 THE KANGAROO GUY (Short) Gayle AFTRS 2013 SHOCK ROOM Helena Macquarie University Dir: Kathryn Millard THE RAVENS (Short) Teacher Dir: Jennifer Perrott 2011 RANDOM 8 Janelle Dir: Kathryn Millard 2008 PRIME MOVER Melissa’s Mum Porchlight Films Dir: David Caesar 2005 STILL LIFE (Short) Ron’s Ex Wife AFTRS Dir: Tahnee McGuire COSSETTE (Short) Denise AFTRS Dir: Samantha Rebillet 2004 SON OF THE MASK Housewife Mask 2 Productions Dir: Lawrence Guterman BARELY VISIBLE (Short) Lynda New Film Media Dir: Jody Dwyer TEDDY (Short) Sidney Dir: Kelly Schilling 2001 DANNY DECKCHAIR Maggie Pike Deckchair Productions Dir: Jeff Balsmeyer THE MAN WHO SUED GOD Insurance Executive Gannon Films Dir: Mark Joffe VERSUS (Short) Natalie AFTRS Dir: Christopher Houghton THE WAR ROOM (Short) Dir: Jamie Oxenbould THE OTHER SON (Short) Vera AFTRS Dir: Heng Tang 1999 THE LONG LUNCH Dixie Monstrous Carbunkle Productions Dir: Anthony Redman 1998 MR. ACCIDENT Constable Rikki Happy Brand Films Dir: Yahoo Serious 1997 THE BOYS Jackie Arena Films Dir: Rowan Woods 1996 TERRA NOVA Ruth Terra Nova Films Paul Middleditch DARK CITY Stranger #3 Dark City Productions Dir: Alex Proyas BLACKROCK Lesley Warner Palm Beach Pictures Dir: Steven Vidler sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Jeanette Cronin continued… 1996 THANK GOD HE MET LIZZIE Yvette Stamen Films Dir: Cherie Nowlan 1994 BILLY’S HOLIDAY Roz Dir: Richard Wherrett 1991 THE NOSTRADAMUS KID Christy Simpson Le Mesurier Films Dir: Bob Ellis 1990 WAITING Social Worker Filmside Productions Dir: Jackie McKimmie HARBOUR BEAT Allie Palm Beach Pictures Dir: David Elfick 1989 BOYFRIEND FROM HELL Maggie Evaux Investments Ltd Dir: Michael Gottlieb SPARKS (Short) Chastity AFTRS Dir: Robert Klenner 1988 NO NEED TO STAND (Short) Viv Adams AFTRS Dir: Steven Faux 1987 DANTES INFIRMARY Sally AFTRS Dir: Steven Faux TELEVISION 2021 THE TOURIST Sandy Two Brothers Pictures Dir: Chris Sweeney/ Daniel Nettheim 2020 DOCTOR DOCTOR (Series 5) Dr Hill Easy Tiger Dir: Various 2019 THE COMMONS Cybelle Playmaker Media Dir: Jeffrey Walker 2016 SECRET CITY Mrs. Hobbs Matchbox Pictures/Universal Media Studios International PETER ALLEN: NOT THE BOY NEXT Josie Mann Shine Australia DOOR (Miniseries) Dir: Shawn Seet 2013 CLEAN AND JERK (Pilot) Jackie Infinity Squared. PROJECT ABC Sexy Mum Dir: David Joshua Ford JANET KING Tracey Screentime Pty Ltd 2011 CROWNIES Tracey Crownies TV Pty Ltd 2010 RAKE Dr. Lucy Hartcher Essential Media and Entertainment 2006 BLUE WATER HIGH Ronnie Southern Star Production No. 9 2005 HEADLAND Helen McKinnon Seven Network Dir: Catherine Millar 2003 ALL SAINTS Michaeley Masters Amalgamated TV Services WHITE COLLAR BLUE Catherine Knapman Wyld 2000 ALL SAINTS Alice Amalgamated TV Services THE THREE STOOGES Gertrude Three Stooges Films P/L Dir: James Frawley WATER RATS Kerryn Gibbs Quicksilver Productions 1998 ALL SAINTS Gail Roberts Amalgamated TV Services 1996 RETURN TO JUPITER Glovic Film Australia Dir: Robert Klennar 1995 HOUSE GANG Jack Film Australia Dir: Mandy Smith PASSION Mise En Scene Dirs: Richard Jack/ Richard Buckam 1994 JANUS Roz Breen ABC TV Dir: Mandy Smith 1993 THE COMEDY SALE Various Taffner Ramsay Productions Dir: Karl Zwicky 1992 POLICE RESCUE III Linda Matchett Southern Star Xanadu Dir: Peter Fisk A COUNTRY PRACTICE Niki Hill JNP Films Dir: Karl Steinberg sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Jeanette Cronin continued… 1992 G.P. Ruth Evett Roadshow Coote and Carroll Dir: Victors Ritelis 1989 THE INVESTIGATORS ABC TV A COUNTRY PRACTICE Mandy Kirkby JNP Films 1988 THE LAST RESORT Jill ABC TV EMMA Alice Purdham Anro Productions Dir: John Bannis 1987 ERROL FLYNN “WILLESEE’S Irene Roadshow Coote and Carroll AUSTRALIANS” Dir: Mike Carson WEBSERIES 2018 GUT FEELING Nerolie Dir: Hattie Archibald AFTRS 2017 PATRICIA MOORE Christine Cobbstar & Blacksheep Films Dir: Blake Fraser THE WRONG KIND OF BLACK Teacher Princess Pictures Dir: Catriona McKenzie SCRAP PROJECT Mother Sunny Coast Productions Dir: Michael Kott THEATRE 2020 QUEEN BETTE Bette Davis Gasworks Dir: Peter Mountford 2019 QUEEN BETTE Bette Davis Old 505 Theatre Dir: Peter Mountford BRETT AND WENDY - A LOVE STORY Frannie Hopkirk/A Friend/Art Theatre of Image BOUND BY ART Critic/Chelsea Hotel Denizen Dir Kim Carpenter 2018 LETTERS TO LINDY Lindy Chamberlain Merrigong Theatre Company Dir: Darren Yap BRETT AND WENDY…A LOVE STORY Frannie Hopkirk/Friend/Art Critic Theatre of Image BOUND BY ART (Workshop) Chelsea Hotel Denizen Dir: Neil Hunt 2017 I LOVE YOU NOW June Darlinghurst Theatre Dir: Kim Hardwick I HATE YOU MY MOTHER Patricia/Lady Makepeace/ Redline Productions Gaylene/Tamora-Sue Dir: Kim Hardwick 2016 THE SHADOW BOX Maggie Apocalypse Theatre Company Dir: Kim Hardwick QUEEN BETTE Bette Davis Hunter Valley Summer Theatre Dir: Peter Mountford LETTERS TO LINDY Lindy Chamberlain Merrigong Theatre Company Dir: Darren Yap QUEEN BETTE Bette Davis Old 505 Theatre Dir: Peter Mountford 2015 THE HOUSE ON THE LAKE Alice Griffin Theatre Dir: Kim Hardwick QUEEN BETTE Bette Davis G-Bod Theatre Dir: Peter Mountford LETTERS TO LINDY (Workshop) Lindy Chamberlain Merrigong Theatre Company 2014 TELL ME AGAIN Her Eye of the Storm Dir: Michael Piggott DARK VOYAGER Bette Davis Ensemble Theatre Dir: Anna Crawford 2013 BELONGINGS Judy Whitebox Theatre Dir: Kim Hardwick 2012 THE BOYS Sandra Griffin Theatre Company (Wollongong Tour) Dir: Sam Strong sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Jeanette Cronin continued… 2012 THE BOYS Sandra Griffin Theatre Company Dir: Sam Strong 2011 ANNA ROBI AND THE HOUSEOF DOGS Mother Robi Brisbane International Fringe Festival Dir: Iain Sinclair 2010 ANNA ROBI AND THE HOUSE OF DOGS Mother Robi Tamarama Rock Surfers Dir: Iain Sinclair QUACK Nancy Griffin Theatre Company Dir: Chris Mead BUG Agnes Griffin Theatre Company Dirs: Anthony Skuse/ Paige Rattray 2009 THE TAMING OF THE SHREW Petruchio Bell Shakespeare Company Dir: Marion Potts 2008 REASONABLE DOUBT Anna New York International Fringe Festival Dir: Lee Lewis HOLDING THE MAN – Revival Various Brisbane Powerhouse Theatre Dir: David Berthold HOLDING THE MAN – Revival Various Malthouse Theatre Dir: David Berthold 2007 HOLDING THE MAN – Revival Various Griffin Theatre Company Dir: David Berthold 2006 HOLDING THE MAN Various Griffin Theatre Company Dir: David Berthold FRAIL MAN Detective Philippa Knight Darlinghurst Theatre Company Dir: Gareth Boylan 2004 NIGHT LETTERS Scamozzi/Jill/The Magician State Theatre Company of South Australia Dir: Chris Drummond 2003 THE HAPPY PRINCE Various Theatre of Image Dir: Kim Carpenter THE CAVALCADERS Breda Ensemble Theatre Dir: Maeliosa Stafford THE WOMEN OF TROY Hecuba Belvoir Street Downstairs Dirs: Robert Kennedy/ Jenny Green 2002 THE VIRGIN MIM Evelyn Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Tony McNamara A DOLLS HOUSE Kristine Linde Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Robyn Nevin 2000 THE WHITE DEVIL Isabella Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Gale Edwards 1999 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Titiana/Hippolyta Bell Shakespeare Company Dir: Elke Neidhardt THREE SISTERS Olga 20/20Theatre Dir: Francesca Smith THE IMAGINARY INVALID Toinette Ensemble Theatre Dir: Chris Canute EXOTIC PLEASURES Lilly Danko Theatre of Image Dir: Kim Carpenter 1998 THE HAPPY PRINCE Various Theatre of Image Dir: Kim Carpenter CLARK IN SARAJEVO Lala Griffin Theatre Company Dir: Ros Horin 1996 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Helena Elston, Hocking and Woods Dir: Glen Elston 1995 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL PLAYWRIGHTS CONFERENCE MISS JULIE Kristin State Theatre Company of South Australia Dir: Jim Sharman THE STRONGER Mrs. X State Theatre Company of South Australia Dir: Jim Sharman sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Jeanette Cronin continued… 1994 ALL SOULS Rosie Griffin Theatre Company Dir: Ros Horin THE CRUCIBLE Elizabeth Proctor Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Richard Wherrett THE TEMPLE Miranda Wilson Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Richard Wherrett NO DANGLY BITS Various Melbourne Comedy Festival Dir: Ross Daniels 1993 DEAD HEART Kate NIDA Dir: John Clark A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Helena/Fairy Elston, Hocking and Woods Dir: Glen Elston 1992 THE REAL LIVE BRADY BUNCH Carol Colin McLennan and Associates Dir: Warren Coleman AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL PLAYWRIGHTS CONFERENCE Sydney Theatre Company THE TRACKERS OF OXYRHYNCHUS Satyr Dir: Mark Gaal 1991 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL
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