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From 2000 Known As Perth International Arts Festival) FESTIVAL OF PERTH PROGRAMMES (FROM 2000 KNOWN AS PERTH INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL) Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals 1990 Undated Join the Friends of the Order form and Festival. Membership questionnaire form and questionnaire 1990 1990 Festival Program WA Theatre Company Robert Juniper Limited Order form and letter Edition print “Bran Nue Dae” 13-24 Feb 1990 Octagon Theatre Gondwanaland Festival of Perth 1990 Charlie McMahon Country venues Eddie Duquemin Peter Carolan 14 Feb 1990 Hole in the Wall Theatre Wallflowering by Peta Aarne Neeme Bernard Angell Kevan Johnston Murray Jill Perryman 14-24 Feb 1990 His Majesty’s Theatre Josef Nadj Company Festival of Perth 1990 Postcard advertisement Postcard photograph 14 Feb-10 Mar 1990 His Majesty’s Theatre Dance 90 Josef Nadj Gerard Gourdot Quarry Amphitheatre Josef Nadj Company Barry Moreland Laszlo Hudi & Company The Sunken Garden WA Ballet Company Members of the ballet Kerala Kalamandalam Dancers of the Kathakali Dancers company 15-23 Feb 1990 Academy Theatre El Cimarron John Milson Lyndon Terracini The Fugitive Slave baritone Hans Werner Henze’s Nova Ensemble Music theatre 18 Feb-11 Mar 1990 Dolphin Theatre The newspaper of Alan Becher Festival of Perth Jenny McNae Claremont Street by Rosemary Barr Elizabeth Jolley Michael Loney 18 Feb – 11 Mar 1990 Various venues The Myer Festival David Blenkinsop Festival of Perth 18-24 Feb 1990 Octagon Theatre Bride of Fortune by David Kram John Milson Merlyn Quaife Gillian Whitehead & Geoffrey Harris & the Anna Maria Dell’oso performers 19-24,28 Feb-1-3 Mar Playhouse Theatre Whale Nation from the John Dowie Roy Hutchins 1990 poem by Heathcote PR10960/1990-1999 - 1 - 28/10/2020 FESTIVAL OF PERTH PROGRAMMES (FROM 2000 KNOWN AS PERTH INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL) Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals Williams 20-22 Feb 1990 Perth Concert Hall The Philharmonic Festival of Perth 1990 Yuri Simonov The orchestra Orchestra 22 Feb-17 Mar 1990 Octagon Theatre Bran Nue Dae by Andrew Ross Garry Snowdon Michelle Torres-Hill Jimmy Chi and Kuckles John Moore Ernie Dingo 25 Feb 1990 Octagon Theatre Impulses the music of Festival of Perth 1990 David Pye conductor The Nova Ensemble Roger Smalley Lyndon Terracini baritone Roger Smalley piano 27 Feb 1990 Perth Concert Hall Stuttgart Arcata Patrick Strub Ulrike Anima Mathe chamber orchestra violin 27-28 Feb-1-2 Mar Entertainment Centre L’Ecran Humain (The Paul St-Jean Ballet, mime, actors and 1990 Human Screen) music 27-28 Feb-1-3,5-10 Mar Playhouse Theatre Theatre de Complicite Annabel Arden Catherine Reiser Members of the cast 1990 The Visit by Friedrich Laura Ogilvie Durrenmatt 28 Feb-1 Mar 1990 Perth Concert Hall Vienna Patrick Strub musical Patrick Strub Ulrike Anima Mathe Singverein/Stuttgart director Peter Altmann violin Arcata chamber conductors orchestra 1-4,6-10 Mar 1990 Quarry Amphitheatre The Myer Featival Gordon Honeycombe Gordon Honeycomb Various actors The Redemption 2-3,5-10 Mar 1990 His Majesty’s Theatre Hamlet by William Yuri Lyubimov Sally de Sousa Daniel Webb and Shakespeare Members of the company 4 Mar 1990 Houghton Winery Festival tastings at Festival of Perth 1990 Kathakali Dancers Houghton Brass Monkeys & Artists 5 Mar 1990 Perth Concert Hall Ceberano, Morrison & Festival of Perth 1990 Kate Ceberano Burrows in Concert James Morrison Don Burrows 8-10,15-17 Mar 1990 Perth Institute of Evos Music Andrew Ross Andy Ciddor Hartley Newnham Contemporary Art Dr Memory in the The Kilowatt Company Susi Evans PR10960/1990-1999 - 2 - 28/10/2020 FESTIVAL OF PERTH PROGRAMMES (FROM 2000 KNOWN AS PERTH INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL) Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals Dream Home by Stuart James Hagan Davies-Slate and Helen Doig Marion Campbell Camilla Sobb 3 Dec 1990 – 24 Mar Somerville Auditorium Telecom Film Season 1991 1991 1991 1991 Festival Program 19 Feb-30 Oct 1991 Perth Concert Hall Musica Viva 1991 Yuri Bashmet Yuri Bashmet Moscow soloists Claudio Abbado viola,Darryl Poulsen Stirling string quartet Sigiswald Kuijken horn, String quartet, Emerson quartet Members of quartet, Prazak quartet Members of ensemble, Australia ensemble Members of the trio, Auryn quartet Members of the bande Trio di Milano La petite bande 14-16,18-20,22-23 Feb Quarry Amphitheatre Alcoa dance 91 Festival of Perth 1991 Meryl Tankard Co 1991 Meryl Tankard Co Meryl Tankard The company 19,21,23 Feb 1991 His Majesty’s Theatre Robert Kovich Co Mary Lisa Burns The dance collective 20,22 Feb 1991 His Majesty’s Theatre Robert Kovich Co Iris Hoffman 28 Feb-1-2,5-9 Mar Quarry Amphitheatre Chrissie Parrott dance 1991 collective 15,17,24 Feb,3 Mar Supreme Court R & I free concerts Festival of Perth 1991 Various brass, bush 1991 Gardens and jazz bands 16,18-23,25-28 Feb-1- Playhouse Theatre The Double Bass Sandra Bates Henri Szeps double 2,4-9 Mar 1991 bass 16,21 Feb 1991 Perth Concert Hall Evelyn Glennie Festival of Perth 1991 Diego Masson Evelyn Glennie, Michael Octagon Theatre Percussion artist conductor Cole piano 19-23,27-28 Feb-1-2,7- New Fortune Theatre The Flying Karamazov Festival of Perth 1991 Karamazov brothers 10 Mar 1991 brothers 22-23,25-28 Feb-1-2 Ozone Bar – North Etcetera – the company Festival of Perth 1991 Members of the group Mar 1991 pavillion 22-25 Feb 1991 Perth Concert Hall The Czech Festival of Perth 1991 The orchestra Leeuwin Estate Philharmonic Orchestra Jiri Belohlavek artistic PR10960/1990-1999 - 3 - 28/10/2020 FESTIVAL OF PERTH PROGRAMMES (FROM 2000 KNOWN AS PERTH INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL) Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals direction 27-28 Feb-1-9 Mar His Majesty’s Theatre Coriolanus the winters Michael Bogdanov Lynn Farleigh 1991 tale by William Michael Pennington Michael Pennington Shakespeare Michael Cronin 28 Feb 1991 Subiaco Theatre Centre Naming the waves by Aarne Neeme Dean Morris Paula Forrest – the studio David Buchanan Sean O’Shea & cast 28 Feb 1991 Perth Concert Hall The Axion Esti Tolis Papazoglou Mike Theodorakis WA Symphony conductor Orchestra, Raymond Long, Cornelius de Munch, Kostas Avgerinos D Undated Tranby House Soiree by the Swan by Chris Holden Ivan King, Edgar Virginia Bristowe Metcalfe, Jenny McNae 1992 1992 1992 Festival Program 1992 The Myer Festival Festival of Perth 1992 subscription series 17,22 Feb 1992 Perth Concert Hall Peter Schreier in Festival of Perth 1992 Peter Schreier Walter Olbertz piano, concert conductor Vivien Hamilton WA Symphony Margaret Pride soprano, Elizabeth Orchestra Campbell, Robert Gard University Collegium tenor, Timothy Patston Musicum bass, Andrew Foote bass 19-20,24-26,29 Octagon Theatre Actors theatre of Jon Jory Jim Petersmith Feb,2,5-7 Mar 1992 Louisville Ray Fry Suzanna Hay 21-22,27-28,29 Feb,3-4 Cementville by Jane Fred Major Mar 1992 Martin Adale O’Brien The trip to bountiful by Bob Burrus Horton Foote Tom Stechschulte 12-22,26-29 Feb,5,7 His Majesty’s Theatre Chrissie Parrot dance Keith Wallen Artists of the dance Mar 1992 collective Compagnie Maguy Marin PR10960/1990-1999 - 4 - 28/10/2020 FESTIVAL OF PERTH PROGRAMMES (FROM 2000 KNOWN AS PERTH INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL) Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals Compagnie Preljocaj 24-28 Feb 1992 Academy Theatre Sir Harrison Birtwistle Anthony Maydwell Neil Craig Perth Concert Hall on stage John Milson musical Elisa Wilson & cast Down by the director greenwood side Bow down 26-29 Feb 1992 New Fortune Theatre Kishida-jimusho + Yoshio Wada Michiko Aoki Members of the Rakutendan company (includes Woven hell by Rio booklet of actors and Kishida verse) 29 Feb-1,3 Mar 1992 Perth Concert Hall Royal Philharmonic Festival of Perth 1992 Okko Kamu conductor Artur Pizarro piano Orchestra Igor Oistrakh violin 2-7 March 1992 New Fortune Theatre The Reduced Reed Martin Shakespeare Company Jess Borgeson The complete works of Adam Long William Shakespeare Abridged 4-7 Mar 1992 Winthrop Hall The Sounds of Georgia Liana Issakadze Liana Issakadze The Orchestra and Perth Concert Hall Georgian Chamber conductor various musical artists Government House Orchestra Ballroom 6-8 Mar 1992 Omni Theatre The 1992 BHP Festival of Perth 1992 David Bellamy, Dione Perth Zoo Australian Television Gilmour, Jim Frazer, Festival Natural History Christopher Parsons lecturers 7 Mar 1992 Perth Concert Hall WA Symphony Tom Woods Jorge Mester conductor Suzanne Johnston Orchestra Evelyn Thompson OAM Gerald English choir mistress Robert Dawe 1993 1993 1993 Festival Program 5-28 Feb 1993 Hole in the Wall Theatre WA State Theatre Steve Agnew Dean Morris Emily Weare Company Frank Nannup Daisy Bates and the Doug Walker Dancer by John Aitken Steve Shaw PR10960/1990-1999 - 5 - 28/10/2020 FESTIVAL OF PERTH PROGRAMMES (FROM 2000 KNOWN AS PERTH INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL) Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals Rosemary Barr 9-27 Feb 1993 The Sunken Garden Deck Chair Theatre with Angela Chaplin Damien Hanson Stephen (Baamba) Nova Ensemble Albert My spiritual dreaming Sylvia Clarke by Eddie Bennell John Collard Josie (Ningali) Lawford Danama Lowe 9 – 28 Feb 1993 Dolphin Theatre Tell Tales Leith Taylor Kate Jason-Omodei Robert Van Mackelenberg Barbara Henry Adrian Mulraney Geoff Kelso Laura Black 9 Feb – 7 Mar 1993 The Western Australian An exhibition of Frank Meadow Sutcliffe Maritime Museum maritime photographs by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe 1853 - 1941 10 Feb 1993 New Fortune Theatre Beautiful Mutants David Williams and Mandy McElhinney Barry Long Felicity Bott Barry Laing Amdrea McVeigh James Berlyn Anne Browning Kate Beahan 10 Feb-6 Mar 1993 PICA Tourmaline by Andrew Ross Marcus Graham Black Swan Theatre Randolph Stow Ernie Dingo Ron Graham Dot Collard 11 Feb 1993 Swy Theatre, 65 Murray Five fingers by Sally Sally Richardson Rosemarie Lenzo, St., Perth.
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