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List of Stakeholders Consulted APPENDIX C.1 LIST OF STAKEHOLDERS CONSULTED ORGANISATION REPRESENTATIVES PRESENT NOTES PERFORMING ARTS COMMERCIAL THEATRE 1 The Really Useful Company Asia Pacific Tim McFarlane 2 The Gordon Frost Organisation John Frost 3 Disney Theatrical James Thane 4 Andrew Kay & Associates Andrew Kay 5 Ensemble Theatre Sandra Bates Phone consulation CONTEMPORARY MUSIC 6 Chugg Entertainment Michael Chugg 7 Michael Coppel Presents Michael Coppel SUBSIDISED COMPANIES 8 Bangarra Dance Theatre Catherine Baldwin / Aaron Beach 9 Sydney Theatre Company Patrick McIntyre / Jo Dyer 10 Australian Ballet Valerie Wilder 11 Opera Australia Adrian Collette / Chris Yates 12 Sydney Symphony Rory Jeffes 13 Belvoir Street Theatre Ralph Myers / Brenna Hobson 14 Australian Chamber Orchestra Tim Calnin 15 Bell Shakespeare Chris Tooher Mary Jo Capps / Timothy Matthies / Marcus 16 Musica Viva Hodgson 17 Australian Theatre for Young People Fraser Corfield / Moira Hay 18 Darlinghurst Theatre Glenn Terry 19 Darlinghurst Venues / Indie Producers Forum Old Fitzroy / Tamarama Rock Surfers Leland Keen Group consult SWS Stables / Griffin Sam Strong Group consult Arts Radar Kate Armstrong Group consult 20 Music Companies forum Song Company Karen Baker Group consult Sydney Philharmonia Choirs Lisa Nolan Group consult Sydney Youth Orchestra Antony Ernst Group consult Taikoz/Synergy David Sidebottom Group consult Gondwana Choirs Alexandra Cameron-Fraser Group consult 21 Australian Brandenburg Orchestra Bridget O'Brien 22 Ausdance NSW Cathy Murdoch 23 Legs on the Wall Grant O’Neill OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE COMPANIES 24 Circus Oz Linda Mickleborough Phone consulation VENUES 25 Sydney Opera House Richard Evans Century Venues - Enmore theatre / Newtown 26 Greg Khoury Performing Arts Precinct / The Metro 27 Theatre Royal Patricia Charan 28 Capitol Theatre Stephen Found 29 Sydney Entertainment Centre Steve Romer 30 ACER Arena Harvey Lister 31 City Recital Hall Bronwyn Edinger 32 Seymour Centre Tim Jones 33 National Institute of Dramatic Arts Les Currie / Mikkel Mynster 34 The Concourse Tim Long OTHER STAKEHOLDERS 35 Martin McCallum - Theatre consultant Martin McCallum Evelyn Richardson / Jon Nicholls / Suzanne 36 Live Performance Australia Daley 37 Peddle Thorpe Walker (Architects) Andrew Andersens Phone and email 38 Places & Spaces Joanne Kee consultation FESTIVALS 39 Sydney Festival Lindy Hume / John Bayley / Bill Harris 40 Sydney Film Festival Leigh Small / Clare Stewart 41 Sydney Writer's Festival Ben Strout FILM Clare Stewart / Margaret Pomerantz / Gillian 42 Sydney Film Centre proposal Armstrong / Jan Chapman VISUAL ARTS Public Institutions 1 AGNSW Anne Flanagan 2 Powerhouse Museum Ralph Williams / Dawn Casey 3 Australian Museum Frank Howarth 4 Museum of Sydney Kate Clark / Caroline Butler-Bowdon 5 Historic Houses Trust of NSW Kate Clark / Caroline Butler-Bowdon 6 State Library Lucy Milne NFP / Publicly funded Galleries 7 Object, Australian Centre for Craft and Design Steven Pozel & Meghan Hay 8 Artspace Blair French 9 Australian Centre for Photography Alasdair Foster 10 MCA Elizabeth Ann Macgregor 11 Gallery 4A Aaron Seeto Sydney Olympic Park Armory Gallery & Artist 12 Tony Nesbitt Residency Universities and Art Schools 13 National Institute for Experimental Arts Felicity Fenner 14 Universities Galleries and Museums, Sydney Uni David Ellis Sydney college of the arts (including Tin Sheds 15 David Ellis Gallery & Artist Residency) 16 UTS Gallery Mark Lillis 17 National Art School Anita Taylor Artist Studios & Residencies 18 Queen Street Studios Pete Volich 19 The Gunnery Studios (Artspace) Blair French 20 Pine Street Studios Jane Hooper Art Event Organisers 21 Biennale of Sydney Marah Braye Biennale of Sydney Luca Belgiorno-Nettis 22 Kaldor Art Projects John Kaldor 23 Art & About Gillian Minervini & Catherine Flanagan 24 Sydney Fringe Festival Kris Stewart & Meryl Rogers Artist Run Initiatives 25 Firstdraft/Riley Street Depot Connie Anthes MOP Gaffa Gallery Kelly Robson Red Rattler China Heights SNO Contemporary Art Projects Artist Cooperatives 26 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative Bronwyn Bancroft Artists 27 Shaun Gladwell Mike Parr Susan Norrie Jonathan Jones Nell Adam Norton David Capra Leahlani Johnson Mimi Kelly Visual Arts Organisations 28 National Association for the Visual Arts Tamara Winikoff & Brianna Bunting 29 Dlux Media Arts Tara Morelos Funding Bodies 30 Australia Council for the Arts Kon Gouriotis & Laura Mcleod & Kate Major Patrons 31 Simon & Catriona Mordant 32 Geoff Ainsworth Geoff Ainsworth Dr Gene Sherman & Dolla Merrillees & Anna 33 Dr Gene Sherman Waldmann (Art Advisor) 34 Eleanora Triguboff Eleanora Triguboff Visual Arts writers 35 Andrew Frost Academics Edwina Marks, PhD Student with a focus on 36 Newcastle University Cultural Economics Architects 37 Architect Marshall Sam Marshal 38 Johnson Pilton Walker (JPW) Kiong Lee & Graeme Dix JOINT CONSULTATIONS STEERING COMMITTEE Lyndel Gray / Domenica Nelson / Alan 1 Tourism NSW McGuigan, Barbara de Rome, Elizabeth Allen, Aaron, Jenny 2 Events NSW John Montgomery / May Wijaya Plus follow-up 3 Barangaroo Delivery Authority Mike Collins / John Tabart / David McCracken consult David McCracken 4 City of Sydney / NYE celebrations Ann Hoban 5 Greater Sydney Partnership Peter Holmes a Court / Deanna Coleman 6 Communities NSW / Arts NSW Carol Mills / Mary Darwell / Rosie Hodson OTHER STAKEHOLDERS 7 Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority Di Talty / Catherine Gallagher 8 Syd Harbour Federation Trust: Cockatoo Island Tania Quax 9 NSW Planning John Brockhoff / David Mitchell 10 Tourism and Transport Forum Evan Hall 11 CarriageWorks Susan Hart 12 Performance Space Daniel Brine 13 NAISDA Kim Walker 14 Cultural CEO's Forum Various Group consult 94 TOTAL CONSULTS.
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