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Jonathan Biggins JONATHAN BIGGINS THEATRE: 2021 The Gospel According to Paul (Tour) Writer and Performer Soft Tread Enterprises Pete the Sheep Tour Co-Writer & Director Monkey Baa Theatre Company 2020 The Wharf Revue 2020 Co-Writer & Director/Performer Sydney Theatre Company Great Opera Hits Host Opera Australia 2019 Opera Australia New Year’s Eve Concert Host and Writer Opera Australia Krapps Last Tape Performer Red Line Productions Dir: Gale Edwards The Wharf Revue 2019 Co-Writer & Co-Director Sydney Theatre Company No Cabaret For Old Men Co-Writer & Performer Sydney International Cabaret Festival Great Opera Hits Host Opera Australia The Gospel According to Paul Writer and Performer Soft Tread Enterprises 2018 Wharf Revue 2018 Co-Writer & Director/Performer Sydney Theatre Company Great Opera Hits Concert Host Opera Australia Josephine Wants to Dance Director Monkey Baa Theatre Co. 2017 New Year’s Eve Gala Concert Host and Writer Opera Australia Wharf Revue 2017 Co-Writer & Director/Performer Sydney Theatre Company Helpmann Awards 2017 Co-Writer and Director Live Performance Australia Talk Director and Writer Sydney Theatre Company Mr Stink (remount) Director CDP Opera Australia Great Opera Hits Concerts Host and Co-Writer Opera Australia 2016 Opera Australia New Year’s Eve Concert Host and Co-Writer Opera Australia Mr Stink- International Tour Director CDP Helpmann Awards Co-Writer and Director Live Performance Australia Wharf Revue 2016 Co-Writer and Performer Sydney Theatre Company Wharf Revue 2015 Tour Co-Writer and Performer Sydney Theatre Company Pete The Sheep - Tour Director Monkey Baa Theatre Co. Opera Australia Great Opera Hits Concerts Host and Co-Writer Opera Australia The Detective’s Handbook Director Hayes Theatre Company Mr Stink Director CDP Australia Day – National Tour Writer/Director Hit Productions 2015 Opera Australia New Year’s Eve Gala Concert Host and Co-Writer Opera Australia 2015 ASTRA Foxtel Awards Writer Foxtel 2015 Premier’s Senior Week Gala Concerts Performer Venables Creating Entertainment Helpmann Awards 2015 Co-Writer and Director Live Performance Australia Wharf Revue 2015 Co-Writer and Performer Sydney Theatre Company lisa mann creative management pty ltd telephone: +61 2 9387 8207 fax: +61 2 9389 0615 p.o. box 3145, Redfern, 2016 NSW Australia email: [email protected] www.lmcm.com.au JONATHAN BIGGINS P a g e | 2 2014 Painted from Memory (Workshop) Director Asia Theatricals Helpmann Awards 2014 Co-Writer and Co-Host Live Performance Australia Wharf Revue 2014 Co-Writer and Performer Sydney Theatre Company The Happy Ending (Workshop) Performer Kate Revz at Opera Australia Pete The Sheep Director Monkey Baa Theatre Co. Noises Off Director Sydney Theatre Company 2013 Opera Australia New Year’s Eve Gala Concert Host Opera Australia Pete the Sheep development Director/Dramaturg Monkey Baa Theatre Co. Sydney Opera House 40th Anniversary Concert Writer/Performer Sydney Opera House Trust Wharf Revue 2013 Writer/Director/Performer Sydney Theatre Company The Footy Show Writer Blue Cow Theatre Commission Orpheus In The Underworld Director Opera Australia & Co Creator with Phil Scott of a reworked English language performing version 2012 Opera Australia New Year’s Eve Gala Concert Host Opera Australia The Mikado Project (Workshop) Director Token Events Wharf Review 2012 Red Wharf: Beyond the Rings of Satire Director Sydney Theatre Company Orpheus In The Underworld Revival Director State Opera of South Australia & Co Creator with Phil Scott of a reworked English language performing version Actor On A Box Creator / Director Sydney Theatre Company Australia Day Writer Melbourne Theatre Company Season Debt Defying Acts 2012 Tour Director/Performer STC Dir: Jonathan Biggins 2011 Opera Australia New Year’s Eve Gala Concert Host Opera Australia Orpheus in The Underworld Co Creator with Phil Scott Opera Australia of a reworked English language performing version Wharf Revue 2011-Debt Defying Acts Writer/Director/Performer Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Jonathan Biggins The White Guard Hetman/Cobbler Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Andrew Upton 2010 Wharf Revue 2010-Not Quite Out of the Woods Writer/Director/Performer Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Jonathan Biggins APRA Awards 2010 Performer XYZ Networks 2009 Christmas at the House 2009 Host Opera Australia Festival of Dangerous Ideas Director Sydney Opera House Trust JONATHAN BIGGINS P a g e | 3 Wharf Revue 2009 – Pennies From Kevin Writer/Director/Performer Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Jonathan Biggins Avenue Q** Director Arts Asia Pacific Pty Ltd Travesties Henry Carr Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Richard Cottrell 2008 Ying Tong Peter Sellers Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Richard Cottrell Wharf Revue 2008 Writer/Director/Performer Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Jonathan Biggins Revue Sans Frontieres Performer Adelaide Cabaret Festival Futures Summit Performer Bell Shakespeare Co. Dir. John Sheedy and John Bell 2007 Wharf Revue 2007 Performer Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Jonathan Biggins Ying Tong – A Walk with the Goons Peter Sellers Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Richard Cottrell 2006 Wharf Revue 2006 Performer Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Jonathan Biggins Best We Forget (Wharf Revue #1) Performer Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Jonathan Biggins 2005 Stuff All Happens Sydney Theatre Company Feldermaus Frosch Opera Australia Concert for Tax Relief (Revue) Writer/performer/Director Sydney Theatre Company Queensland Music Fest 2004 The Republic of Myopia Writer/Director Sydney Theatre Company Flatfoot Director Ensemble Fast and Loose (Revue) Writer/Performer/Director Sydney Theatre Company The Mikado Koko Opera Australia 2003 Much Revue about Nothing Writer/Performer/Director Sydney Theatre Company (Revue) Sunday in Iraq with George Writer/Performer/Director Sydney Theatre Company (Revue) Orpheus in the Underworld Co-librettist/ John Styx Opera Australia 2002 Soulmates Greg Sydney Theatre Company The Year of Living Comfortably Writer/Director Sydney Theatre Company (Revue) 2001 Free Petrol (Revue) Writer/Performer/Director Sydney Theatre Company Best Bits of that Broad and Those Writer/Performer/Director Glen Street Theatre Men Free Petrol Too (Revue) Writer/Performer/Director Sydney Theatre Company JONATHAN BIGGINS P a g e | 4 2000 The Mikado Koko Queensland Opera The Official Visitors Guide to Writer/Performer/Director Sydney Theatre Company Sydney (Revue) The End of the Wharf as We Know Writer/Performer/Director Sydney Theatre Company It (Revue) 1999 The Mikado Koko State Opera of SA A Funny Thing Happened on the Hysterium Essgee Productions Way to the Forum National Tour 1997-98 Abroad With Two Men Writer/Performer/Director CDP National Tour Essington Lewis: I Am Work Various Characters Belvoir Street Theatre 1996 Quartermaine’s Terms Derek Meadle Marian Street Theatre 1995 Ruddigore Robin Oakapple Victorian State Opera How the Other Half Loves William Featherstone Marian Street Theatre It’s My Party and I’ll Die If I Want to Undertaker Malcolm Cooke & Assoc 1994 A Midsummer Nights Dream Bottom Hunter Valley Theatre Co. 1993 Three Men and a Baby Grand II Writer/Performer Tilbury Abbie and Lou, Norman and Rose Various Hunter Valley Theatre Co. 1992 Three Men and a Baby Grand Writer/Performer Edinburgh Festival fringe, London Australian Tour The Barber of Seville Figaro Marian Street Theatre The Importance of Being Earnest John Worthing Melbourne Theatre Company 1990-91 The Venetian Twins Lelio Gordon-Frost National Tour Three Men and a Baby Grand Tilbury The Venetians Twins Lelio Queensland Theatre Company 1989 Living in 70’s Writer/Performer Seymour Centre/VAC Summer Rain Clarrie Sydney Theatre Company 1988 History of Australia Various Princess Theatre 1986 Tarantara Various Q Theatre Co Last Wake at She-Oak-Creek Jack Griffin Theatre Co Pearls Before Swine Cubby Maisonette Belvoir Street Essington Lewis: I Am Work Various State Theatre of SA 1985 Private Lives Victor Hunter Valley Theatre Co Tommy Various Hunter Valley Theatre Co Essington Lewis: I Am Work Various Stables Theatre 1984 Bert and Maisy Tom Stables Theatre 1983 JONATHAN BIGGINS P a g e | 5 It’s My Party Neil Inner City Theatre Co 1983 Monstersplash Captain Inner City Theatre Co London In The Field Where They Buried Peter Pan Playhouse Theatre Co The Venetian Twins Playhouse Theatre Co 1982 Rookery Nook HVTC The Man from Mukinupin HVTC Forget Me Not Lane HVTC Macbeth HVTC Big River HVTC West Side Story HVTC Tom Sawyer HVTC 1981 Hamlet On ice HVTC Essington Lewis: I Am Work HVTC Habeus Corpus HVTC Playboy of the Western World HVTC Hay Fever HVTC No Names No Pack Drill HVTC A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum HVTC Treasure Island HVTC 1980 The Star Show HVT The Threepenny Opera HVTC 1979 Flexitime HVTC 1976 Equus HVTC TELEVISION: 2020 Back To The Rafters Charles Whiteman Seven Studios 2016 Drop Dead Weird Performer Ambience Ent. 2012 Randling Participant ABC TV 2011 At Home With Julia Keating Quail TV / ABC 2010 Jesters –Series 2 Rupert Jester Productions Pty Ltd Rake (Ep 6) Martin Essential Media & Ent. Pty Ltd 2009 My Place Race Caller Little Leaf Pictures Pty Ltd 2007 An Audience with Stephen Sondheim Host The National Musical Thtr. Co City Homicide James Bradwell Seven Network (Ops) Ltd 2005 Spicks ‘n Specks Guest Panelist ABC 2004 JONATHAN BIGGINS P a g e | 6 Critical Mass Host ABC 2003 Critical Mass Host ABC 2000 AFI Awards Host SBS Flat Chat Duncan Fox/Channel Nine 1999 AFI Awards Host SBS 1998 Noah’s Ark (mini-series) Priest Hallmark 1996 Fallen Angels Prosecutor ABC Munsters Scary Christmas Movie Snooty Onlooker
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