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Francis Greenslade FRANCIS GREENSLADE TELEVISION Shaun Micallef's Mad As Hell Various ABC TV Jack Irish Therapist ABC TV Leftovers S3 Gerrard Jones HBO Soul Mates Dr Hackett ABC TV The Doctor Blake Mysteries Clayton Richardson ABC TV The Ex-PM Curtis ABC TV Sammy J & Randy in Rickett's Lane Judge ABC TV It's A Date 2 Guard ABC TV Schapelle Alexander Downer Channel 9 The Elegant Gentleman's Guide to Knife Father ABC TV Fighting Mrs Biggs Tom O'Leary ABC TV The Bazura Project Actor ABC2 Winners and Losers Brian Gross Channel 7 Offspring Bad Doctor Channel 10 Talking About Your Generation Various Fremantle Media Bed of Roses Ted Emery ABC TV Good News Week Guest Network 10 Librarians S2 Emcee ABC TV East of Everything S2 Black Elk ABC TV Snake Tales Terry Shiner Westside Films City Homicide Patrick Franklin / Greg Cosgrove Network 7 All Saints Eddie Comfort ABC Drama Bastard Boys Ray Quint / Bill Kelty ABC Drama Wicked Science 2 Witch Doctor Wicked Science Pty Ltd Micallef Tonight Various Nine Network Fergus McPhail Eric Sponge BBC Welcher & Welcher Paul Cohen / Claude Buzzo Jigsaw Entertainment Marshall Law Gav Duffy Seven Network Blue Heelers John Waterson Southern Star The Super Debate Series Panelist Nine Network The Secret Life of Me Various Artist Services The Games Manny ABC TV Pig's Breakfast Esben Storm Southern Star Water Rats Ken Martin Quicksilver Productions The Micallef Program Regular ABC Comedy Seachange Simmo ABC Drama Get A Life Milton Jervis Artist Services Blue Heelers Dean Edwards Southern Star Janus Joe Lang Artist Services Full Frontal Regular Artist Services The Damnation of Harvey McHugh Colin ABC TV Saturday Night Live Pilot Ensemble Channel 7 Black Beauty Policeman Pro Films Charades Ensemble Assasin Films The River Kings Pastor Prospect Productions Ultraman Drunk South Aust. Film Corporation Pals Boat Ownder Pals Inc 15 Studley Street, Abbotsford, VIC 3067 | P +61 3 9416 3047 | [email protected] Page 1 of 2 THEATRE Much Ado About Nothing Leonato Dir. Matthew Cox / Artefact Theatre Shakespeare in Love Tilney / De Lesseps Dir. Simon Philips / MTC 33 Variations Anton Diabelli Neil Gooding Productions The Boy From Oz Dick Woolnough / Dee Madigan Production Company The Odd Couple Oscar Madison DIr. Peter Houghton / MTC You Got Older Dad Dir. Brett Cousins / Red Stitch Tune In Tomorrow Various Dir. Don Mackay Optimism Cacambo Dir. Michael Kantor / Mathouse & STC Tartuffe Cleante Dir. Matthew Lutton / Malthouse Mad Woman of Chaillot Dr Jadin / Shoe Pedler Dir. Simon Philips / MTC The Odyssey Antiphus Dir. Michael Kantor / Black Swan Theatre Things We Do For Love Gilbert Dir. Aiden Fenessey / MTC Urinetown Officer Barrell Dir. Simon Philips / MTC Babes in the Wood Flapgherkin Dir. Michael Kantor / Playbox Theatre Mouse Various Dir. Stefo Nantsou Man the Balloon Father Pagan / Yuri Dir. Simon Philips / MTC My Annabel Lee Arthur Kilty Dir. Aiden Fenneddey / Playbox Navigating Brent Dir. Marion Potts / STC Waking Eve Ben Dir. Cathy Downes / Playbox Competitive Tenderness Trev / Kimble Dir. Aubrey Mellor / Playbox Macbeth Duncan / Ross / Porter Dir. Greg Saunders / MTC Education Program The Club Ted Dir. Rosalba Clemente / STCSA Desert Blake Dir. Tim Maddock The Emperor's New Clothes The Emperor Dir. David Carlin Blabbermouth Mr Cosgrove / Mr Fowler / Darren Dir. David Carlin / MTC The Giraffe, the Pelly and Me Clive Dir. Sue McClements Accidental Death of an Anarchist Constable Dir. Robyn Archer Cosi Justin Dir. Simon Philips School for Scandal Sir Benjamin Dir. Simon Philips Twelfth Night Sea Captain Elston, Hockings & Woods Funerals and Circuses Kevin / Swiss Tourist Magpie Theatre Co Chutney Ensemble Magpie Theatre Co Radio Daze Ensemble Magpie Theatre Co Prince of Knumbskulls Ensemble Magpie Theatre Co Snap Ensemble Magpie Theatre Co The Ages of a Man Ensemble Marat Pack Evensong for Antarctica Ensemble Patch Theatre Co. Wind in the Willows Otter Elston, Hosking & Woods Marat / Sade Patient Dir. Simon Philips Comedy of Errors Policeman Dir. Simon Philips Bishop Takes Knight Death Marat Pack The Tempest Stephano Dir. John Gaden / STCSA Alice in Wonderland Ensemble Dir. Angela Chaplin FILM Pinata (SF) The Man Dir. Ted Deacey Out of Order Shaun Dir. Dan Jones Lazybones Dad Dir. Michael Jones Bridge Dad Dir. Bonnie Moir Blind (SF) Uncle Kack Dir. David Campbell Dave's Dead Priest Dir. Adam Spellicy 10 Terrorists Police Officer Dir. Dee McLachlan The Adjustable Cosmos Various Dir. Adam Duncan Take Away Innkeeper Mondayitis Productions 15 Studley Street, Abbotsford, VIC 3067 | P +61 3 9416 3047 | [email protected] Page 2 of 2 .
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