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JON FABIAN TRAINING Ensemble Theatre School 3-year Course, Hayes Gordon, Director THEATRE Zenith Theatre THREE LITTLE PIGS Producer/Writer/Actor Bay Street Theatre THE OLD FAMILIAR JUICE Bulla Bay Street Theatre SANTA AND THE WITCH'S SPELL Cowboy Seymour Centre TUMBRILS Count Axel von Fersen Harry M Miller THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW Ensemble TELEVISION ABC CROWNIES Mr Vecchio ABC 4 CORNERS – Gordon Woods Case Prof. Pandy BDW Prodns. TRICKY BUSINESS Henry the Jewelle Eyeworks GANGS OF OZ Detective Channel 7 ALL SAINTS Feat. Guest Crackerjack BACKBERNER Guest roles West Side Prodns. BIG SKY Guest ABC-TV G.P. Guest Channel 7 RAFFERTY’S RULES Guest ABC-TV THE MAGISTRATE (Mini-Series) Francesco Willing & Abel Co. WILLING & ABEL Guest JNP A COUNTRY PRACTICE (2 eps.) Guest Kennedy Miller THE DISMISSAL ABC-TV BELLBIRD (2 eps., 2 roles) Crawfords HOMICIDE Guest ABC-TV POWER WITHOUT GLORY (2 eps, 2roles) FEATURE FILM Imagine Films THE SUGAR FACTORY Man on Stairs David Hannay SHOTGUN WEDDING Journalist Flying Circus, Rome HOTEL Tyler Gordon Dark Horse Pictures STRUCK BY LIGHTNING Vince SHORT FILM AFTRS THE BINDING Schlomo AFTRS THE SQUIRREL'S CAGE Brian the Alien CORPORATE Wesley Dalmar FAMILY AND CHILD CARE Charlie Sivuzu TELECOM TRAINING VIDEOS Atwill SBS ENGLISH AT WORK (2 eps.) Jim Women's Film Unit WITH INERTIA Les Gross Health Media STDs – NOT JUST LONG DISTANCE PHONE CALLS Mike McKew Suite 204, 11 Clarke St. Crows Nest, 2065 Ph: 61 2 2 9439 1182 email: [email protected] .

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