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08 Appendix A-Bibliography Everett APPENDICES CONTENTS Appendix A 278 (List of International Lecoq Alumni). Appendix B 280 (List of Local Lecoq Alumni). Appendix C 283 (Spreadsheet of Productions Involving Local Lecoq Alumni). Appendix D 293 (The Pedagogy of Jacques Lecoq). Appendix E 342 (List of Interview Questions). Appendix F 343 (Consent Form). 277 APPENDIX A: LIST OF INTERNATIONAL LECOQ ALUMNI Please note: this is not a complete list of international Lecoq alumni. Additional information has been included in brackets where this was available. Alain Gautre Antonio Fava (commedia dellarte) Ariane Mnouchkine (France - director) Avner "The Eccentric" Eisenberg (US - circus and clowning) Babs Carryer (US -performer and teacher) Barrabbas (Ireland) Beau Jest Moving Theatre Carlo Mazzone-Clementi (US - founder of the DellArte International School of Physical Theatre) Christophe Marthaler (director) Cirque du Soleil Clod Ensemble Dario Fo De La Guarda (Argentina) Denise Stoklos (Argentina) Didier Doumergue (director) Dody Di Santo (United States - theatre teacher at the Center for Movement Theatre, Baltimore) Drew Richardson Els Comediants Eric Bouvron (United States - performer) Footsbarn Travelling Theatre (mask, Shakespeare) Gates McFadden (television film actor - Star Trek: The Next Generation) I Gelati (Britain - commedia dellarte) IMAGO (masked theatre ensemble) Jim Calder (New York - performance artist and teacher) Julie Taymor (director/puppeteer) Kalevala (Finland) La Compagnie Extremement Pretentieuse (Street theatre) 278 Luc Bondy (director) Michel Azama (writer) Moving Picture Mime Show (larval mask and mime) Mummenschanz (mask theatre) Nada Theatre Philippe Avron (France - actor) Pig Iron Theatre (Philadelphia, USA) Rufus Pierre Byland (clown) Steven Berkoff (England) The Company (includes members trained at the Lecoq school) Theater Grottesco (Sante Fe) Theatre Spirale (Switzerand) Theatre de Complicite Theatre de la Jacquerie Theatre de la Jeune Lune (Minneapolis) Touchstone Ensemble (community based theatre) UMO Ensemble of Seattle (bouffon) Yasmina Reza (playwright) 279 APPENDIX B LIST OF LOCAL LECOQ ALUMNI Name of Alumnus Lecoq Training Additional Lecoq-based Training Contact Status Marc Furneaux (deceased) 1956 - (?) X-U Roslyn de Winter 1959 - 1961 I George Ogilvie 1960 - 1962 I Francis Batten 1969 - 1971 I Richard Hayes-Marshall 1969 - 1972 1972 - 1973 - teaching diploma - Ecole Jacques Lecoq I Dick Richardson 1972 - 1974 X-A Justin Case 1972 - 1974 I Geoffrey Rush 1975 - 1977 I Isabelle Anderson 1976 - 1978 I Claire Teisen 1977 - 1979 I John Bolton 1977 - 1979 1979 - 1980 - teaching diploma - Ecole Jacques Lecoq I Luda Popenhagen 1977 - 1979 1984 - Ecole Pagneux / Gaulier (Paris) I Ron Popenhagen 1977 - 1979 1983 - 1984 - teaching diploma - Ecole Jacques Lecoq I Nerida Minty 1978 - 1979 I I Alumnus contacted and interviewed X-U Unable to make contact with alumnus LEGEND X-0 Unable to make contact-alumnus living overseas X-F Alumnus contacted but failed to respond to messages X-D Alumnus contacted but declined to be interviewed X-A Alumnus discovered after cut-off date 280 Nique Murch 1978 - 1979 1980 - diploma - Ecole Serge Martin (Paris) I Iaon Gunn 1978 - 1980 X-0 Russell Cheek 1978 - 1980 I Ted Keijser 1978 - 1980 X-0 Andrew Lindsay 1979 - 1981 I Lorna Marshall 1979 -1981 I Nicoletta Boris 1979 - 1981 X-0 Richard Moore 1979 -1981 I Celia Moon 1980 - 1981 1981 - 1982 - Ecole Pagneux / Gaulier (Paris) I Ines Judd 1980 - 1982 X-D Linda Raymond 1981 - 1982 1982 - 1983 - Ecole Pagneux / Gaulier (Paris) I Therese Collie 1981 - 1983 I Judith Pippen 1982 1982 - Ecole Pagneux / Gaulier (Paris) I Marie Dumont 1982 - 1984 1994-1995 - teaching diploma - Ecole Jacques Lecoq I Mark Bromilow 1982 - 1984 1982 - 1983 - Laboratoire dEtudes du Mouvement I Alex Pinder 1983 - 1985 1983 - 1985 - Ecole Pagneux / Gaulier I Heather Robb 1983 - 1988 I Elizabeth France 1984 - 1985 I Christine Grace 1987 - 1988 1988 - 1989 - Ecole Pagneux / Gaulier (Paris) I Steven Bishop 1987 - 1989 I I Alumnus contacted and interviewed X-U Unable to make contact with alumnus LEGEND X-0 Unable to make contact-alumnus living overseas X-F Alumnus contacted but failed to respond to messages X-D Alumnus contacted but declined to be interviewed X-A Alumnus discovered after cut-off date 281 Nigel Jamieson 1988 - I Michael Newbold 1989 - 1991 I Russell Dykstra 1990 - 1991 1991 - 1992 - Ecole Philippe Gaulier (London) I Andrew Hale 1990 - 1992 Dominique Sweeney 1991 - 1993 I Will Hodgson 1991 - 1993 I Camilla Arkin 1992 - 1994 X-A Jonathon Turner 1993 - 1995 X-F Nicole Nabout 1993 - 1995 X-F Justin Buchta 1994 - 1996 X-0 Fiona Gabb 1995 - 1996 X-A Andrew Gillard 1997 - 1999 X-A Lucy Egger 1997 - 1999 X-A Stephanie Kehoe 1998 - 2000 I Mazz Appleton - X-F Russell Fewster - X-U Michael Lindsey Simpson - X-A Trevor Smith Unconfirmed alumnus X-U I Alumnus contacted and interviewed X-U Unable to make contact with alumnus LEGEND X-0 Unable to make contact-alumnus living overseas X-F Alumnus contacted but failed to respond to messages X-D Alumnus contacted but declined to be interviewed X-A Alumnus discovered after cut-off date 282 APPENDIX C: Spreadsheet of Productions Involving Lecoq Alumni. 283 Production Notes Year Company/Organisation Event I Venue City Name 1 Name 2 Role 1984 The Musical! + tour: Canberra, Armidale 1984 Adelaide Fringe Adelaide Celia Moon actor 1985 Scandals, The 1986 - Belvoir Street Sydney Geoffrey Rush director A-Ned-U-Kelly 1983-90 (?) Castanet Club, The Russell Cheek actor/devisor Accidente street theatre performance 1994 Anvil Theatre Company !Adelaide Fringe Adelaide Dominique Sweeney director/devisor Accidente street theatre performance 1994 Anvil Theatre Company I Adelaide Fringe Adelaide Michael Newbold actor Agamemnon Factor, The 1989 (Atelier Sydney Betty France actor Alchemist, The 1996 1 Belvoir Street Sydney Geoffrey Rush actor-Subtle All of Me + toured internationally 1993 Legs on the Wall Performance Space Sydney Nigel Jamieson director/devisor Alpha Beta STCSA Union Hall, Adelaide Adelaide George Ogilvie director 1973 i University Amar Desh: My Country 1995 Belvoir Street Sydney Celia Moon director An Afternoon with the Kids 1976-94 (1) L Footbridge Theatre Sydney Nique Murch actor An Ideal Husband ._______ 1972 MTC Melbourne George Ogilvie director And a Nightingale Sang 1992-93 gm Brisbane Russell Dykstra actor And Sensible Shoes - 1976-94 (? _.... Adelaide Festival Botanic Gardens Adelaide Nique Murch actor Animal Acts 1984-1986 (?) Magpie Geoffrey Rush director Arachne and Dr Succubus re-mounted as Circus of iMelbourne Fringe Melbourne Christine Grace director/actor Wonders, touring Victoria 1994-97 -4 As You Like It 1975 STCSA L Playhouse Adelaide George Ogilvie director As You Like It 1 995 WAPA Perth George Ogilvie director Back to Front Room 1983-90 (?) Castanet Club, The Russell Cheek actor/devisor Bali Adat 1991 MTC Melbourne Festival Melbourne Alex Pinder actor Beautiful Life, A + La Boite 1998 Brisbane 1998 Matrix Theatre Brisbane Russell Dykstra actor-Ahmed Beautiful Necklace, The 1988 Spoletto Fringe Church Theatre. Melbourne Claire Teisen actor/devisor Beautiful Necklace, The 1988 Spoletto Fringe Church Theatre Melbourne John Bolton director Beauty and the Beast 1995 The Big Island Theatre Company Will Hodgson director Behind the Shed 1983-96 (?) Pipi Storm Childrens Theatre • Nique Murch director Benefactors 1986 STCSA Adelaide Geoffrey Rush actor-David Blind Giant is Dancing, Die 1983 STCSA Adelaide Geoffrey Rush actor-Allen Fitzgerald Blood Wedding 1983 STCSA Adelaide Geoffrey Rush actor-The Moon Hamilton Arts Centre Hamilton Nerida Blue Hills, Black Rain I 1992 Minty actor/director/devisor Body Slam 1992-93 Rock 're Roll Circus The Wharf Sydney Russell Dykstra actor Breaker Street + 1998 Adelaide Fringe 1998 Metro Arts Brisbane Dominique Sweeney devisor/actor-Potzy Breaker Street + 1998 Adelaide Fringe 1998 Metro Arts Brisbane Therese Collie director Breaker Street + 1998 Adelaide Fringe 1998 Metro Arts Brisbane Will Hodgson actor/co-devisor Breaker Street + 1998 Adelaide Fringe Seventh Wave Ensemble Theatre Metro Arts Brisbane Dominique Sweeney actor/devisor _ ___ 1998 Broken Glass 1986 Richard [Moore actor/devisor Burkes Company 1968 MTC Melbourne George Ogilvie director Burkes Company 1968 MTC Russell Street Melbourne George Ogilvie director Business As Usual, The + Belvoir Street 2000 1999 Melbourne Fringe Melbourne John Bolton director Cabaret dEsperanza 1991 Street Arts Theatre Company Brisbane Ethnic Music Brisbane Therese Collie devising co-ordinator Caca Courage + 2000 - Powerhouse, QPAT Cremorne Theatre Brisbane Russell Dykstra director Brisbane 1996 Cakeman, The 1976-1982 (?) George Ogilvie director Captain and Brighella, The + Lorne, Covent Garden 1991 Melbourne Dominique Sweeney actor/devisor/director Carmen 1995 Lyric Opera of Q1d Brisbane Russell Dykstra actor-Lillias Pastia 284 Production Notes Year Company/Organisation Event Venue City Name 1 Name 2 Role Carols-by-lazerlight 1984-1986 (7) Magpie Theatre Belvoir Street Sydney Geoffrey Rush director Castanet Comedy Menu, The 1983-90 (7) Castanet Club, The Russell Cheek actor/devisor Cat Among the Pigeons 1970 MTC Russell Street Melbourne George Ogilvie director Celebration of Welcome 1984 West Theatre Company Footscray Institute of Melbourne Certified Marriage, A 1973 STCSA George Ogilvie director Chaos and Control Youth theatre project 1996 QPAT Gympie Will Hodgson director/devisor Children of the Devil + 1998 tour: Brisbane, Brisbane Festival Brisbane Russell
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