TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 1 Tutti Arts Highlights of 2020 ARTISTIC Tutti Arts is South Australia’s only multi-arts 26 artists presented their work and skills to the local arts industry in the Stand & Deliver Showcase organisation where artists with a learning disability Company AT toured Impersonal Space to Port Pirie and Whyalla create visual art, theatre, music, film, new media, Tutti Artist Jackie Saunders won the Dawn Slade-Faull Award dance and installations for a growing local and Sit Down Shutup and Watch Committee delivered its fourth international audience. festival in an online format, increasing its audience by 500% The Sisters of Invention were finalists for the ‘Made in Adelaide’ VISION Ruby Award TAKING THE WORK OF Six Tutti Visual Artists had their work featured in ACE Open’s 2020 DISABLED ARTISTS TO South Australian Artist Survey exhibition Film & New Media artist Michael Need’s film Critical Marx was THE WORLD selected for the Best of Fest screening at the 2020 SDSW Festival MISSION Quirkestra performed live with leading Adelaide musicians at The Jade as part of a Tutti fundraiser MAKING GREAT ART The Sisters of Invention appeared as the secret artist on Day 2 of AND INFLUENCING Brisbane’s Undercover Artist:Online! Festival SOCIAL CHANGE ORGANISATIONAL VALUES Tutti moved from Galway House at Minda to new premises in Brighton DIVERSITY Tutti introduced a full suite of online programs that successfully maintained INNOVATION engagement with over 85% of artists during the COVID-19 lockdown BRILLIANCE Premier Steven Marshall and ABC Radio presenter Peter Goers launched Tutti’s web-based 24/7 broadcasting station, Radio Tutti INTEGRITY Tutti welcomed Linda Williams to the new position of General Manager PASSION Tutti commenced its first Dance program The new Tutti Arts Centre at Brighton was opened by Premier Steven Marshall Tutti Artist Dougie Jacobssen received national media coverage with a profile story on ABC News Breakfast www.tutti.org.au

Front Cover: Designed by Pavlos Soteriou and Tutti Artists: Dougie Jacobssen, Jenna May, Grace Bell, Banjobe Hunt, Kimberly Sellers, Jessica Miller, Boris Dann, Matthew Cawthorne, Kurt Bosecke, Tori Bedford, Alethea Lazarus-Cameron, Megan Long, Jane Hewitt and Michael Tye 2 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 3 President Report

CONTENTS Tutti Arts Highlights 2020 1 After a year clouded by the spectre of COVID-19, Tutti Our Founder and Artistic Director, Pat Rix, has President Report 3 Arts has emerged as a strong, resilient and capable announced that she will be retiring in 2021. Pat’s organisation, determined to continue its mission of name is synonymous with Tutti and her amazing Artistic Director Report 4-7 making great art and influencing social change. vision, creativity, energy and drive have transported General Manager Report 8-9 As highlighted throughout this report, the us all to a place we could scarcely have imagined Tutti’s Social Impact 10-11 achievements of Tutti’s people in 2020 have been 23 years ago. In creating and nurturing Tutti, Pat truly remarkable. and her team have established a highly supportive Introducing the Tutti Arts Centre 12-13 environment where artists with a learning Organisationally, Tutti: Tutti’s response to Coronavirus 14-15 disability can develop their latent talents and Doubled its capacity by leasing and transforming Dance 16-17 • thrive. Through all forms of creative and artistic the former St Teresa’s Primary School expression, these artists now have a powerful Company AT 18-21 • Established its own clear identity and presence and distinctive voice. The Board is well advanced Music 22-23 by relocating to the vibrant Tutti Arts Centre in its succession planning and is seeking a new Stand & Deliver 24-25 at Brighton Artistic Director to take over from Pat and continue to lead Tutti on its incredible artistic journey. Sit Down Shutup and Watch 26-29 • Secured funding for the installation of a lift and accessible facilities in the new premises by The organisation finished the year in a strong Theatre 30-31 mid-2021 financial position. Support from the JobKeeper program enabled Tutti to retain all of its staff during The Sisters of Invention 32-33 Designed and implemented policies and • the difficult COVID-19 period. This proved to be Visual Arts 34-37 procedures to safely cope with COVID-19 crucial as our incredibly hard-working team needed Film and New Media 38-39 • Converted all programs for online delivery and to convert all Tutti programs to online delivery and Choral Program 40 expanded into new art forms prepare for whatever lay ahead. The extra support Retained all of its 35 staff and appointed also enabled Tutti to safeguard funds for future Tutti Kids and Youth 41 • Linda Williams as General Manager operations in an uncertain environment. This Artists and Production Teams 42-43 • Grew to over 300 participants, including 200 included increasing reserves to strengthen business Board Members, Staff and Volunteers 44 artists with a learning disability who chose Tutti resilience, completing the building program, undertaking essential maintenance, extending Funders, Supporters and Donors 45 Arts as their creative arts NDIS service provider. services in regional areas and paving the way for I thank the Board, the leadership team and Financial Statements 46-48 new initiatives such as artist residency programs. every one of the extraordinarily talented and Credits 49 committed Tutti staff and volunteers for their The changes and developments in 2020 have huge efforts in making all these things happen. positioned Tutti for a bright future as a leading We also acknowledge the remarkable courage Australian multi-arts hub for artists with a and achievements of our artist participants and disability. We look forward with confidence and their families during this most challenging year. optimism to another stimulating, rewarding, but quieter, year of consolidation in 2021. We gratefully thank Board members Anne Gale and Catherine Campbell who both made significant Andrew Downing contributions to Tutti’s directions and growth over many years. Following their retirements, we have welcomed new Board members Anne Wiberg, Matthew Shilcock and Paul Kirkwood. 4 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 5 Artistic Director Report

It is hard to believe 20 years have passed since Tutti (pictured opposite at top), attracted broad attention. Arts incorporated as the Tutti Ensemble in May 2001. The success of Radio Tutti was also the catalyst for It’s equally hard to believe I am writing my last an in-depth profile story on Radio Tutti participant Artistic Director report for this extraordinary Dougie Jacobssen, created by the NDIS and organisation which has long recognised broadcast nationally on ABC News Breakfast. the compelling creativity of disabled artists, One of the biggest disappointments for Tutti and continues to give so many a voice. artists was the cancellation of festivals and other The saying ‘May you live in interesting times’ certainly presentation opportunities, such as The Sisters rang true for 2020. We were aware at the outset that it of Invention’s original cabaret show You Ready for would be a year of change. Our much loved Disability This? which was to have enjoyed its world premiere Manager, Dorothy O’Brien (pictured centre), was at the 2020 Adelaide International Cabaret Festival. retiring at the end of February, However, our smiles and the long awaited returned when the Adelaide relocation of Tutti was planned Festival Centre offered a for early April. However as we paid opportunity for artists farewelled Dorothy with an to create two 60-second original song by Mat Morison films for incorporation into and Brittany Trueack and an a digital Festival. Special artwork by Jackie Saunders thanks to Jane Gronow, (pictured opposite middle director Michael Griffiths, right), we could not have musician Kathie Renner imagined what lay ahead. and filmmaker Trina Lucas for their work creating The Sisters’ As March went by and COVID-19 lockdown became videos which were broadcast on 5 June. a reality, an eerie quiet settled over Galway House and the whole Minda campus. Just as performances Later in the year, The Sisters reconvened and exhibitions rely on the direct relationship with Kathie and Trina to create a live video between art makers and their audience, the magic recording of their original song Getting Ready of making art relies on close creative interactions for their appearance as the Day 2 Secret Artist in between people. So it was imperative that we quickly Brisbane’s Undercover Artist:Online! Festival. found a way to replicate that experience online for As lockdown neared its end, we began to plan the Tutti artists, and support everyone through what was staged re-opening of face-to-face programs with arguably the most isolating experience of our lives. mounting excitement. For most artists and quite a It brings a lump to my throat to report that, thanks few staff, this was their introduction to the new Tutti to the resourcefulness and endless talent of Tutti’s Arts Centre and, with social distancing and hygiene staff, and the responsiveness of our artists, their requirements, it proved quite an exercise. However, families and support staff, most Tutti artists thrived thanks to our amazing administrative and comms and grew despite all the challenges. We were even team of Sophie Laguna, Emily Galdes, Jonathan able to introduce some exciting new digital outreach Pearce and Belinda Warnes, joined by Tutti’s new initiatives for regional and global audiences, and General Manager Linda Williams on 27 July, there were a number of very happy highlights! everything went relatively smoothly. Very soon, Fridays became the most popular day of the week The unforgettable launch of Radio Tutti on 27 with chef Tamara Hahn, assisted by Pat Luscombe, April by the Premier Steven Marshall, followed preparing a tasty menu from our onsite kitchen. by interviews with Peter Goers, myself and Hans 6 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 7

The Tutti team and others worked incredibly hard that resulted in a 500% increase in audience. to give the Centre that distinctly Tutti vibe. We Congratulations to Lee Witczak, Suzanne Merrall thank Patricia Wozniak, the visual artists and staff and the SDSW team. The grand finale at the Palace who transformed the food court using sky and sea Nova was an unforgettable Best of Fest screening in colours. Special thanks to staff member Brittany partnership with the Adelaide Film Festival, featuring Trueack, Cheryl Trueack, Susan Grey Gardner film makers Michael Need and James Kurtze and Tess Ryan who brought Brittany’s vision of an speaking with AFF Artistic Director Matt Kesting. inviting and bohemian makeover to the Centre’s Another wonderful highlight was Company AT’s pergola area to life, using retro furniture, plants, tour with Country Arts SA. Company AT was one bunting and nearly 200 metres of festoon and of very few theatre ensembles lucky enough fairy lights. This has given the shared areas great to successfully deliver a tour in 2020. Through potential as intimate soiree or concert venues. CASA, Impersonal Space played to large and In early August our signage went up to show the enthusiastic audiences in Port Pirie and Whyalla world Tutti was well and truly open for business. and continued to build momentum for this Then, on 14 August, despite inclement weather and production to reach more audiences. The year last minute restrictions with numbers, Premier Steven ended with the good news that Company AT had Marshall (pictured previous page) officially opened received Arts SA funding to digitalise Impersonal the Tutti Arts Centre with Dougie Jacobssen pressing Space, extending its reach even further. the button for the dramatic kabuki drop to reveal the I will always remember my last year as Artistic Tutti Arts signage on the north face of the premises. Director and CEO of Tutti as an extraordinary and In 2020, two remarkable NDIS-funded projects rewarding one, and I thank all members of the senior continued: Sit Down Shutup and Watch’s Cut leadership team, staff and board for their support Above - led by Suzanne Merrall and the SDSW through the many challenges we experienced. Committee, and Stand & Deliver – led by Catherine I also thank Minda Inc, where Tutti was able to Fitzgerald. Both epitomise what Tutti is about: seed in 1997 and grow into a financially robust going beyond service provision to recognise talent, full-time arts centre facilitating the development create developmental projects and work with of over 200 artists, three disability led collectives, artistic professionals in order to learn from them. and several regional outreach programs. Most importantly, both also addressed persistent As I look back with great happiness at a generation issues around inequality for disabled artists in the of Tutti artists, creators and performers who are arts and entertainment industry. Both projects redefining culture through their work and own bore exciting fruit, with employment opportunities authentic way of being, I know nothing could created from the Stand & Deliver Showcase, better epitomise our original Vision – Anything Is while the SDSW Committee worked with regional Possible. Tutti is indeed a pioneering wonder, and groups to create 15 short films about leadership. I know that all of you together with the new Artistic The flowering of no less than seven visual arts Director, will continue to drive and shape the future. exhibitions involving Tutti artists all over Adelaide I also know that I will be excited to see what this and the Barossa throughout spring was absolutely looks like, because Tutti has been both my creative stunning, with all artists receiving accolades. I’d home and extended family for so much of my life. like to especially congratulate Jackie Saunders on There are no words to express how much I have winning the Dawn Slade-Faull Award which resulted loved and am grateful for the privilege of working in her first solo exhibition Salt & Sand. Opened with such spectacularly talented and endlessly by Elizabeth Close, Jackie’s work sold well and optimistic people these past twenty three and resulted in a commission from SkyCity. I also want to a half years. It is with all this in mind that I take congratulate Kurt Bosecke, Tessa Crathern, William this final opportunity to say a simple and very Gregory, James Kurtze, Ellese McLindin and Jackie sincere Thank You for believing we could do it! Saunders who had works commissioned for the ACE It has been such an honour. Open exhibition If the Future Is To Be Worth Anything.

In October, SDSW delivered their fourth learning Pat Rix disability led festival, this time online, in a way 8 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 9 General Manager Report

Despite the challenges of 2020, Tutti Arts continued to Producer Program flourish with steady growth in numbers of artists and programs offered. Four new programs commenced in 2020: Dance, Radio Tutti, Creative Writing and Cooking. Club Tutti was able to recommence solely under Tutti’s banner in August and Film & New Media expanded to an additional day to meet demand from September. By year’s end, the Tutti community had grown to include 144 adult artists and 48 child/youth participants with waiting lists for most programs. The majority of artists were based at the Brighton site with smaller groups attending in the Barossa, Port Adelaide and Mt Barker. With the move to the new Tutti Arts Centre came a major focus on securing the funds required to Tutti’s Producer Program (which started with a make its second level accessible with a lift and project grant from the Australia Council for the accessible bathroom. Tutti is incredibly grateful to Above: The Tutti Board Arts in 2019) supported the delivery of The Sisters all who donated to the Lift Tutti Up Campaign which of Invention’s appearance at the digital Adelaide raised an amazing $102,500 in total. The project Cabaret Festival and Company AT’s SA regional tour In 2020, Tutti was delighted to receive organisational was given the go-ahead in late 2020 thanks to an in 2020, and continued to explore opportunities funding and a $20,000 boost to offset COVID-19 additional $150,000 secured from the Federal for Tutti artists and collectives for 2021. Government’s Community Development Grant impacts from Arts South Australia. Other significant Kate Watts (pictured above) commenced in and Tutti being able to cover the shortfall. The grants included a Richard Llewellyn Deaf and the role of emerging disabled Producer in Stage 2 works are due to commence in 2021. Disability Arts Grant for Sit Down Shutup and Watch’s project Virtually Together and Arts Recovery funding February 2020, under the mentorship of Jane Tutti also received generous assistance from for two exciting projects to be developed in 2021. Gronow. Throughout the year, Kate developed the Kidman Park Rotary Club who arranged the skills in an array of areas necessary to producing During 2020, we welcomed a number of talented installation of 48 solar panels which will give including administration, marketing, networking, new Arts Support Workers, and Fiona Black joined Tutti ongoing savings on electricity costs, and negotiation and tour management. provided several Mac computers for the Film and Tutti in the role of Disability Coordinator. The Kate’s experience led to the formation of a vision New Media program. The Senior Leadership and Senior Leadership Team welcomed Sophie Laguna for the future: Administration teams were incredibly busy with into the role of Disability & Quality Manager. In a the roll-out of a new client management system particularly challenging year, the creativity and “One of my long term goals is to create a team of (MYP) that commenced during 2020. This system commitment of Tutti’s staff really shone through. Above: Kidman Park Rotary Club representatives artists and arts workers who are all disabled – so present new Macs to the Film & New Media program gives Tutti a secure way to store artists’ information collectives and projects are entirely disability led and support needs and is used to create service Linda Williams and run and we are providing opportunities for agreements and quotes for artists to attend disabled artists in every facet and role. This will programs. The full roll-out of the system during 2021 ensure that accessibility for ourselves as workers will drive increased efficiency in Tutti’s administrative and the audience alike is a part of every process.” systems such as invoicing, payroll and reporting. 10 11 Tutti’s Social Impact

In a year unlike any other, Tutti’s priority in 2020 income from their creative work during 2020. Visual became ensuring that artists stayed connected artists earned a total of $26,545 from sales, and and continued creating work by swiftly performing artists earned fees totalling $$8,450. creating a broad suite of online programs. 2020 also saw professional opportunities for Tutti For some staff and artists, a lack of access artists broadening. Increasing leadership skills among to suitable technology was a barrier to their disabled artists emerged as a theme for the year. participation in online programs. Tutti wrote letters Company AT Artistic Director Julian Jaensch was of support to assist a dozen artists to receive selected as one of just six recipients of an Arts and funding for new technology, and successfully Disability Mentoring Initiative grant from The Australia applied for funding through Grants SA to acquire Council for the Arts. This grant will enable Julian to more laptops and Zoom subscriptions for Tutti. further his skills as an Autistic leader in the creative While many artists found the initial transition arts and to develop a strategic vision for Company AT challenging, and lengthy online sessions tiring, the in terms of its structure and touring capabilities. online programs were ultimately a huge success. The Sit Down Shutup and Watch Committee To be able to hang out with their Tutti friends worked throughout the year with various regional online, and meet artists from other program days, groups to develop short films demonstrating supported the artists’ mental health and some found Forbes Business Magazine’s top 15 leadership the digital environment suited them better. In the skills in a unique and engaging format. The aim PARTICIPATION BY PROGRAM* – 2020 evaluation of the online programs, artists said: of the Cut Above project was to increase the SPECIALIST ART FORM PROGRAMS Number of Artists * “I love connecting with my Tutti friends number of leaders with learning disability in Visual Arts 72 because I miss them. I am so glad that I can regional, remote and rural South Australia. Theatre 20 continue doing my Tutti programs.” The Stand & Deliver Showcase delivered a variety Music 35 “I got to meet the members of the group of short and long term employment opportunities Film & New Media 25 that I didn’t usually get to see.” for the artist participants. Tutti Visual Artist Jordan Dance 11 TOTAL 163 “It actually helped with focus due to Allard teamed up with their grandmother Mary WEEKLY COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Number of Participants less distractions than in real life.” Duhne to self-publish a book: A Tail of Two Mice which is a delightful children’s Christmas story Tutti Choir 86 Later in the year, as restrictions eased, the focus written by Mary and illustrated by Jordan. Poco Tutti Choir 34 turned to finding ways for work to be seen. The Gathering Wave Choir 20 Three Barossa-based Tutti Artists (pictured Tutti’s two SALA exhibitions were presented Club Tutti 12 top right) were supported to take the next step online via the Tutti website. The newly created Tutti Kids & Youth (TKY) 40 in their careers in 2020 by undertaking further Online Exhibitions page became the third most TOTAL 192 popular webpage on the Tutti site in the month of education in visual arts. Johanna Roberts and COLLECTIVES SUPPORTED BY TUTTI Members August. The fourth Sit Down Shutup and Watch Joshua Ramsey accepted places in TAFE SA’s The Sisters of Invention 4 (SDSW) Film & New Media Festival was delivered Certificate IV in Visual Arts and Rebecca Eglinton began a Bachelor of Creative Arts with Adelaide Sit Down Shutup and Watch (SDSW) Committee 7 primarily online and in doing so was able to 27 College of the Arts, funded by scholarships from Company AT increase its audience by an incredible 500%. 38 Foundation Barossa’s Concordis Social Inclusion TOTAL When South Australia reached the fortunate position Trust. While the shift to online studies was unsettling, OUTREACH Number of Participants of being able to hold small events once again, Tutti Rebecca and Johanna persevered; Joshua SDSW regional events 95 forged ahead, delivering six exhibitions, one regional chose to defer and will recommence in 2021. Stand & Deliver program 42 tour and a showcase during spring. As a result of TOTAL 137 this adaptability, Tutti artists were still able to earn GRAND TOTAL 530 *Some artists attend more than one program 12 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 13 Introducing the Tutti Arts Centre!

In 2019, Tutti Arts signed a lease with the Brighton challenging time to move, and it will be etched Catholic Parish to turn the former St Teresa’s Primary in the memories of those involved forever. School at Brighton into a stand-alone new home Huge thanks to our Relocation Champion Belinda for Tutti’s head office and Brighton programs. Warnes and Allied Pickfords who ensured The first stage of building works happened in early the move went smoothly, despite the unusual 2020. Offices were created, walls were painted, new circumstances, and came in on budget. carpet was laid and, most excitingly, a Tarkett dance In the weeks before lockdown, artist numbers floor was laid in the premises’ existing purpose- decreased dramatically and, with social distancing built performing arts space. We thank Father requirements in place, it felt very strange not to Michael Kyumu, John Sullivan, Brian Burns, Kyla be able to farewell the old house in the way we Daly and the parish staff, especially Jenny McCabe, had intended. It felt equally strange, after all the who have been so welcoming and helpful to us. planning and work that had gone into creating This initial transformation would not have been the new Tutti Arts Centre, to have it standing quiet possible without the support of the Government and nearly empty for the next few months. of South Australia and Towards the end of the Tutti Champions. We lockdown, staff, artists and greatly appreciate the parents came together excellent work of Julia for an energetic series of Gentile and Paul Kirkwood weekend working bees from project managers APP, to ready the centre for Esther Chew, Tom Doull the return of Tutti artists. and Ben Van Loggem from All the hard work by so Grieve Gillett Andersen, many people paid off and the team from Sarah when, on 9 June, we Constructions, particularly welcomed artists back Nicole Thompson, for face-to-face programs Anna Woodward and for the first time in our new centre. We celebrated Vic Bollen. Tutti also acknowledges the work of this remarkable achievement with a small, COVID- Andrew Downing and Dino Vrynios from the Tutti safe official opening ceremony on 14 August. Board and thank Paul Fitzgerald from the Dulux Group for donating a significant amount of paint. The Premier of South Australia, Steven Marshall MP, joined Tutti Artist Dougie Jacobssen to do The relocation of Tutti from Galway House was the honours and we were pleased to be joined by always going to be a big job – essentially it was Nicolle Flint MP, the Hon Michelle Lensink MLC, the dismantling Tutti’s home of thirteen years. However, Mayor of Holdfast Bay, Amanda Wilson, ABC Radio as moving day approached, the daily count of presenter Peter Goers and many special guests. COVID-19 cases in Australia kept increasing, and a creeping anxiety took hold amongst both In the months following, the space and facilities of artists and staff. In a few short weeks the threat of the new Tutti Arts Centre enabled the introduction a world-wide pandemic and complete lockdown of new programs and the expansion of existing went from possibility to reality and Tutti was forced ones. It was wonderful to open the doors of Tutti to bring moving day forward from early April to to new artists, several of whom had been on 30 March. It would be hard to find a more waiting lists for some time. The lesson for Tutti from 2020 was that, yes, anything is possible! 14 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 15 Tutti’s response to Coronavirus

March 2020 was an unforgettable month for us The uncertainty and stress had an impact on the all, with daily reports of increased Coronavirus mental health of artists and staff. Program staff cases in Adelaide and all around the world. worked long days to maintain contact and continuity In a very short timeframe, Tutti prepared a of support to Tutti artists. All online sessions Business Continuity Plan that addressed included a wellbeing check. Those who were unable the new directives from SA Health and the to engage with online group programs were offered Australian Government and established ways one-to-one online sessions or physically distanced to minimise risks to Tutti from the pandemic. face-to-face sessions when this was permitted. To address the physical health risks, Tutti created The pandemic dramatically increased the need and closely adhered to a Quality Management for timely and accurate communication across the System Pandemic Checklist. To address the financial organisation. Via Zoom, Tutti’s Senior Leadership risks, Tutti brainstormed alternative program delivery Team met daily, and all staff met weekly. Over options and investigated its eligibility to receive the course of the year, Tutti released nine public JobKeeper assistance. statements about its Tutti closed its face- Coronavirus response and to-face programs for eleven communications to a two week period to artists, their families and enable staff to plan support workers relating for a move to remote to Coronavirus impacts. delivery of programs Fortunately, in response to – a huge undertaking. the lifting of restrictions, Artists, families and Tutti was able to stage the staff were surveyed to gradual re-introduction of identify their willingness face-to-face sessions and readiness to from 9 June onwards. For attend online programs, and determine which the many artists, families and support staff who were delivery platforms would be best suited. seeing Tutti’s new Brighton premises for the very first On the 14th of April, Tutti launched a suite of online time, this was both exciting and strange. programs, including some new offerings. These It is fair to say that Tutti adapted well to the included the launch of Radio Tutti on 27 April with a challenges posed by the pandemic and lockdown. very supportive welcome from the Premier. The new So much so that when the second, shorter Creative Writing program also proved popular. Many lockdown was imposed in November, all staff staff worked countless extra hours or took on extra and artists, many supported by families and responsibilities to make this happen. Perhaps one of accommodation staff, shifted seamlessly into online the most significant achievements of 2020 was delivery without any disruption to programs. adapting to deliver Tutti Choir and Gathering Wave 2020 certainly was a year we will never forget I LOVE CONNECTING WITH MY TUTTI FRIENDS rehearsals online for much of the year – a very and the heartfelt thanks of the Board and BECAUSE I MISS THEM. I AM SO GLAD THAT I challenging task. leadership team go to all Tutti staff for ‘going the To some extent, these events and the extraordinary extra mile’ to ensure Tutti artists continued to CAN CONTINUE DOING MY TUTTI PROGRAMS. achievements of artists working online with Tutti’s participate, learn and develop throughout 2020. dedicated staff across all programs and locations, compensated for the disappointment of needing to cancel so many concerts and other performances. 16 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 17

In July 2020, after having a waiting list for many years, Tutti was thrilled to launch a full day Contemporary Dance program on Tuesdays. This was made possible by the new Tutti Arts Centre having a Tarkett dance floor in the large performing arts space. Eleven artists joined the program, which incorporates stretch, balance, body conditioning, scenic choreography and different dance styles including contemporary dance and musical theatre choreography. While morning sessions concentrated on balance and body conditioning to build flexibility, strength and stamina, the afternoons focussed on the evolution of scenic choreography for dance and music theatre, with the aim of developing a new and original work in 2021. Over the course of five months, all artists involved showed amazing skill development. In December 2020, in front of a peer and family audience, the artists performed a captivating 40-minute end of year showing which incorporated dance class exercises, improvisation and dance choreography. The comprehensive program was led by Juha Vanhakartano with Juliette Griffin and Brenton Shaw acting in both creative and artist support roles.

Juha Vanhakartano

THIS DANCE PROGRAM IS REALLY HELPING MY BODY TALK.

Caitlin Moloney Tutti Performing Artist 18 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 19

IT WAS AN INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE TO TOUR WORK Productions on Tour and in Development THAT MEANS SO In a year of many cancelled tours, audience and cast members The group was delighted to learn MUCH TO US AND Company AT was very fortunate alike. Julian Jaensch delivered that Company AT and this new TO CONNECT to be able to deliver its planned drama workshops after the work had been accepted into WITH REGIONAL Country Arts SA tour of Port Pirie school shows with interested the Adelaide Festival Centre’s and Whyalla in late October. participants from the audience. inSPACE development program AUDIENCES With a cast featuring new faces One Whyalla audience member for 2021. The two-week creative THROUGH Kate Watts, in the lead role, and commented: “I have to admit development will involve all OUR SHARED Georgia Duncan, alongside Satsy, that I shed more than one tear. members of the Company EXPERIENCES Jacob Thomas, Mikhael Crossfield Working with children who have an AT ensemble who will work LIVING WITH and Monday McGill, Impersonal ASD diagnosis, your production collaboratively with Director Space played to packed houses hit home for so many children Yasmin Gurreeboo, Monday AUTISM. in two matinee shows for and families including mine.” McGill and Deaf artist Samantha Clarke. The production will be schools and two evening shows The tour was a great success. It is ‘shadow interpreted’ which means for the broader community, clearly impactful for communities Kate Watts the Auslan interpretation will reaching a total audience of to have the opportunity to see Lead actor, Impersonal Space be woven into the show itself. 471 people. The touring party and interact with diverse theatre This is a very exciting prospect included Company AT Artistic companies and also experience for the ensemble members Director Julian Jaensch, Lighting high quality autistic-led theatre. Designer Nic Mollison and and they are looking forward to Midway through the year, the support staff Juliette Griffin and working with Deaf artists, learning Company AT ensemble turned its Leith Howlett. The cast offered a about Deaf culture and gaining attention to the development of a Q&A session at the end of each unique performance skills. new show exploring relationships performance that was incredibly and sexuality on the Spectrum. engaging and rewarding for both

Above: graphics for Company AT's new work in development 20 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 21

In a major achievement, Company via Zoom, building awareness AT’s Artistic Director Julian of the acting techniques Jaensch was one of just six behind them. Where It’s AT recipients of an Arts and Disability participants developed their Mentoring Initiative grant from own characters during Zoom The Australia Council for the sessions and later in the year Arts. Each year, six grants of worked on short plays together. $30,000 are offered to individual When face-to-face programs artists or arts workers with were able to resume, the move to disability to support and extend the new Tutti Arts Centre had been their arts practice, networks, completed. The move into the skills and ambitions. Julian will new space was a welcome one, be working with arts manager providing a purpose built space and producer Pippa Hobbs- for workshops and rehearsals Stroud over the next 12 months and much greater connection to build skills in management to Tutti as an organisation. techniques, develop the structure 2020 saw some restructuring and touring capabilities of and re-imagining of the two Company AT, and produce youth programs, Where It’s the company’s first ever 5 year AT and AT This Place. Long strategic plan. Thank you Pippa! time facilitator Nicole Allen Despite the upheaval that 2020 resigned to spend more time brought to Company AT and all with family and Jo Stone came arts organisations, the disruption on board for the last half of the was short-lasting and had little year. At the end of the year, the effect on the company’s goals difficult decision was made to and outcomes for the year. discontinue the Where It’s AT All three of Company AT’s program for 8 – 12 year olds. programs were delivered Against all odds, 2020 was a year remotely via Zoom for 5 weeks. of development and achievement The ensemble worked mostly on for Company AT and as a company monologues and the techniques we are excitedly looking forward of Stanislavski, in order to give to building on this in 2021! the monologues emotional truth and to build skills as actors. Julian Jaensch Similarly, in AT This Place, the group focused on monologues 22 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 23

Growing enthusiasm

There is great and growing enthusiasm for Tutti’s music Brenton Shaw who facilitated WAMC and Quirkestra programs and, throughout 2020, two streams – the sessions via Zoom to ensure everyone could Quirkestra instrumental group and WAMC (Wednesday continue to learn, be creative, and to socialise. Afternoon Music Crew) – ran at capacity with a waiting list. When face-to-face sessions resumed, TGIF began Early in February, members of the Quirkestra enjoyed working on repertoire for a 2021 Fringe Show with a rousing performance of their original music at The Heaven Knows A Cappella and were also able Jade with other local bands to support the Lift Tutti to give two performances. One was an online Up fundraising campaign. Then, throughout the performance for the Health Performance Council year, whether face to face or online, artists continued Stakeholder Forum, and the second a live in-person to collaborate on music composition - developing performance for the Glenelg Probus Christmas their instrumental skills and ensemble work. Lunch. New member Andy Norman, from the Tutti Similarly, Thank God It’s Friday (TGIF), the Tutti music Choir, joined the group at the end of the year. program’s advanced, auditioned singing ensemble, It was a lively end to the year for members of the and the WAMC worked steadily to create new Quirkestra and TGIF with an exciting introduction repertoire ready for performance opportunities. to workshops for the Floods of Fire creative When programs moved online, a number of artists development with the Adelaide Symphony were able to access NDIS funding to upgrade their Orchestra and Nexus Arts. Based on the stories devices and continue to participate in music programs. of people involved in the 2019 bushfires and These artists became adept with technology and were floods, this epic work will also involve members of very happy to continue participating remotely. Tutti’s Creative Writing group and the Tutti Choir. Work will continue on this project into 2021. Hats off to Carol Young and Gabi Lopa who facilitated TGIF sessions online, and to Mat Morison, Brittany Carol Young Trueack, Leith Howlett, Annalise Donders and 24 25 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020

In 2019, Tutti received NDIS ILC grant funding to run a program called Stand & Deliver which aimed PARTICIPATING IN STAND & DELIVER HAS to increase the capacity of individual artists or groups BEEN INVALUABLE FOR ME. MY FOCUS to present themselves and their work to the world. HAS BEEN UNDERSTANDING HOW TO BEST ARTICULATE AND COMMUNICATE Led by Program Coordinator Catherine Fitzgerald MY PROCESSES AND IDEAS. SKILLS THAT and other industry professionals, Stand & Deliver I HAVE BEEN DEVELOPING HAVE ALSO was a resounding success, attracting 42 participants BEEN DIRECTLY TRANSFERABLE TO MY with learning and other disabilities, including VENTURES IN THE BUSINESS WORLD. three artists from Regional South Australia. Over ten months, the program introduced Matt Shilcock (pictured below) participants to a series of workshops focussed Movement Alchemist, Choreographer, on understanding teamwork and conflict Creative Producer resolution which supported the development of the self-awareness and resilience so important to success in the arts industry. During lockdown, voice production and other presentation skills workshops took place on Zoom. Later these either live on stage or in a pre-recorded show- continued face-to-face as participants began to reel. The format of the very entertaining live prepare and rehearse their presentations. The performances was rich and diverse and included project also facilitated and nurtured contact with monologues, songs, and stand-up comedy. industry professionals, including casting agencies, producers and brokers, and enabled participants The outcomes of both the project and Showcase to attend high-profile theatre productions. were extremely positive with several artists attracting agent interest and subsequent In early November 2020, the Stand & Deliver employment opportunities. Also, in the weeks Showcase was held at the new Tutti Arts Centre immediately following the Showcase, several visual for audiences of industry leaders, families artists sold work and attracted commissions. and friends. The Showcase was supported by professional theatre and event management For all who participated in this pioneering project, technicians and staff, who also mentored the the benefits are ongoing, with artists definitely artists. It also featured a visual arts exhibition and more aware of potential pathways and networks market where artwork, a published book, and they can tap into. Perhaps the greatest testaments handmade cards and candles by artists were sold. to the project’s success are the constant requests for an ongoing program which builds physical and Directed by Catherine Fitzgerald and hosted digital presentation skills and vocal confidence. by participant and actor Kate Watts, twenty five participants presented professional pitches Catherine Fitzgerald 26 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 27

Lee Witczak – Chair Tyson Pienaar Sara Egarr Matthew Wauchope Lorcan Hopper Josh Wheeler FESTIVAL James Kurtze

2020 promised to be an exceedingly busy situation and researched and discovered alternate year for Sit Down Shutup and Watch. remote technologies to establish regular contact It was a festival year and, being keen to and maintain mental health and wellbeing. The increase audience numbers and geographic trip to Ceduna had to be delayed until October accessibility, the Committee made plans to 2020 and the Cut Above project was granted an present its fourth festival in Adelaide for the extension. Despite (or perhaps due to) all of the first time. Plus, it was time to finish SDSW’s changes, the Committee members proved to leadership development project – Cut Above. themselves that they were ‘super able’, incredibly adaptable and their increased knowledge of In 2019 SDSW had been awarded an Information, ‘tech’ placed SDSW in a robust position. Linkages and Capacity Building (ILC) grant by the NDIS to deliver Cut Above – Learning Disability The Committee put into practice its improved Leaders and had begun work on strategic structure and clarity of roles to take on the development and training. 2020 would see SDSW challenge of planning a festival whilst completing on the road delivering workshops and seeking a major project and made the most of Zoom new Committee members to represent regional to continue action meetings, edit workshop SA. The remit was to visit four regional centres footage and conduct judging of over 600 festival – the Barossa Valley, the Clare Valley, Whyalla entries. Entries were received from across FESTIVAL and Ceduna – and make 15 short films in under a the globe including Ireland, the Netherlands, month. Ambitious! Adapted from Forbes Business Denmark, the USA, China, Japan and Australia. Magazine’s top 15 leadership skills, the films With face-to-face events no longer possible, would provide training in skills such as making and in conversation with SA Film Corporation others feel safe to speak up, problem-solving, and the Adelaide Film Festival (AFF), the SDSW being accountable and leading by example. Committee decided to shift the 2020 Festival online, The workshops began in February in the except for a single ‘Best of Fest’ public event. Barossa Valley and were delivered to close to What eventuated for the 2020 Sit Down Shutup a hundred regional creatives. SDSW partnered and Watch Film & New Media Festival was 40 films with Tutti’s Barossa Visual Arts studio, the Clare streamed across three global platforms. The best Breakaways, the Whyalla YMCA Leap Takers and news was that the festival attracted an audience Eyre Futures Ceduna, to draw out some amazing of over 3,000 people between October 14 and talent and unearth some natural leaders. Josh 25, a 500% increase from previous festivals. Wheeler from Whyalla had attended multiple 2020 SDSW Festival content was presented in a film SDSW screenings and workshops and in May show style, with Committee members recording 2020 agreed to join the Committee. Discussions their own introductions to sessions. Tutti filmmaker with other potential members are ongoing. Alex Glasson did a fabulous job editing and Little did we know we would be returning uploading all films. Live chats accompanied the to a world transformed by COVID-19. daily screenings. Having the festival online opened Possibly because of the Committee’s familiarity it up to more people than ever before and sharing with technology, SDSW quickly adapted to the the films in small viewing parties was a highlight. 28 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 29

Fortunately, SDSW was able to hold its popular Best Finally, the amazing Virtually Together project, of Fest celebration at the Palace Nova East End as building on Virtual Reality workshops delivered by part of the Adelaide Film Festival with the support UK artist Simon Wilkinson in 2018 and STORYHACK of AFF Creative Director Mat Kesting and Programs, masterclasses in virtual reality concepts and Audiences and Industry Manager Gail Kovatseff. software delivered by BrightBlack in 2019 and 2020, The beautiful and poignant film The Fish Don’t Care began to come together. Supported by a Richard SIT DOWN SHUTUP AND WATCH When It Rains by American film maker Jennifer Llewellyn Deaf & Disability Arts grant, Virtually OPENS UP REMARKABLE Msumba became the unanimous festival favourite, Together channels the SDSW Committee’s mind- and the 2020 SDSW festival received shout outs bending creative drive to conceive and build a virtual POINTS OF VIEW. from some famous friends including international world beyond COVID-19 reality, a world designed superstar Hans, the Premier of South Australia Steven “by us for us” in which everybody will be welcome. Marshall MP and the much-admired Adam Hills. The SCREENHUB Australia 2020 festival also generated a record amount of Lee Witczak and Suzanne Merrall press coverage thanks to publicist Monica Corduff. Another exciting project in progress during this exceptionally busy year was the new SDSW website. Thanks to support from the Thyne Reid Foundation, this was created by tech wiz, designer and support artist Tim Wallis, and it will be the first step in creating a tailored online learning portal to underpin remote workshop delivery. FESTIVAL

BEST OF FEST FILMS CREATORS COUNTRY Optometrist Natalie Papandrea & Joel Hartgen Australia What It Feels Like Steven Fraser UK Plantain Amza Nantwi UK The Loop Lorcan Hopper & Johanis Lyons-Reed Australia Hobbyist George Vatistas USA Critical Marx Michael Need Australia Dania's Checkerboard Theater Kamak Netherlands Hyper Active Cory Reeder USA Phone Home James Kurtze Australia The Fish Don't Care When It Rains Jennifer Msumba USA

This page, left: The Fish Don’t Care When It Rains This page, right: Still from leadership film “Genuinely enjoying responsibilities” Opposite, bottom: Still from leadership film “Communicate Expectations” 30 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 31

What a year for performers!

Even though there was no production opportunity, many The resilience training helped artists manage the performing artists made great strides in terms of diction disappointment of not gaining a grant to produce and voice projection, while others had the opportunity Speed of Light which had been planned for the to learn more about script and monologue writing. second half of the year. Once face-to-face programs 2020 began with an exciting development and returned, the ensemble continued to work on refinement of Speed of Light, made possible through monologues, voice, reading and creative skills. an Arts SA grant. This included a week of studio In August, Juha stepped down as Performing development in which director Juha Vanhakartano, Arts Coordinator in order to develop Tutti’s lighting and projection designer Nic Mollison and Dance program and Catherine Fitzgerald was designer Mawarini created projections and set appointed to the position. In 2021, long-time staff designs based on work developed with the artists. member Annalise Donders will be taking time off The ensemble began the year with one-on-one as part of a staggered retirement plan. We will and small group work on text-based theatre with miss her and are very grateful for all that she has Catherine Fitzgerald and on voice with Gabi Lopa, given to Tutti Theatre Artists over many years. made possible through the Stand & Deliver project. Juha Vanhakartano and Catherine Fitzgerald The COVID-19 lockdown in April forced all activities to go online and this helped facilitate a shift to focussing on text-based theatre. Regular Zoom workshops included text analysis with Catherine, individual voice work with Gabi, theatre skills with Brenton Shaw, writing and poetry with Caroline Reid, resilience skills with Annalise Donders and theatre games and the creation of short videos with Juha. The Zoom sessions were effective in breaking down the isolation many of the artists were experiencing, and enabled them to stay connected whilst gaining some very specific skills. The online breakout rooms proved to be a great resource in allowing individualised attention through one-on-one, small group and group delivery and the results were amazing. Some artists literally found their voice and confidence in the security of their own home. Others took big steps in overcoming their fear of learning to read. Many monologues were created, some written as original works by the artists themselves and others developed from found texts. 32 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 33

Like the rest of the Australian performing arts Recorded at the Ghost Light Bunker, the live community, The Sisters of Invention deftly adapted concert was streamed to an audience including their scheduled live performances to a digital format. all Yooralla sites and through Tutti’s social media As scheduled Adelaide Cabaret Festival performers, channels. The livestream reached over 4,000 the group was invited to submit digital clips people and generated a great live chat amongst (one song and one interview) in response to audience members from all over Australia. the provocation “What good is sitting alone in Hot on the heels of that performance, The your room?”. The footage was aired as part of Sisters of Invention appeared as the secret the ‘Bite-Sized & Home Delivered!’ Adelaide artist on Day 2 of the Undercover Artist:Online! Cabaret Festival in June 2020. Big thanks to Festival – a Queensland disability-led arts Trina Lucas (Budaya Productions) who pulled festival with Festival Director, Madeleine Little. together the responses beautifully and also to A short film of The Sisters singing and talking the wonderful team at Adelaide Festival Centre about their music, again collaborating with for their dedication to the artists in this festival. Trina Lucas and David Scarborough for filming After the lockdown, The Sisters were delighted and editing, aired online on 5 December. to re-unite to continue to work on their cabaret The Sisters celebrated well-earned success as style show, collaborating with a talented finalists in the Made in Adelaide category of the team including acclaimed singer/songwriter 2020 Ruby Awards. Although not winners this year, Kathie Renner, Michael Griffiths as Director Aimee Crathern and Caroline Hardy were so proud and Writer Lori Bell. Maybe next year? to represent The Sisters of Invention and had a Other wins for the year included a live stream wonderful time rubbing shoulders with Adelaide’s performance to celebrate International Day of arts community, thanking the Premier for his support People with Disability, commissioned by Yooralla and adding their sparkles and glamour to the – a Victorian disability service organisation. celebration. A triumphant end to an unusual year! Carol Young HI SISTERS! ... JUST WANTED TO SAY THANK YOU … AND WOULD SO LOVED TO HAVE HEARD YOU SING. HOPE YOU ARE ALL WELL AND SINGING ... EVEN IF IT’S ALONE XXX

Julia Zemiro, Artistic Director, 2020 Adelaide Cabaret Festival 34 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 35

2020 was a busy year of change!

March 2020 brought the big move to our lovely The second group exhibition FORM featured a new studios and, following on almost immediately, collection of vibrant and patterned work from the rapid transition to working online during across all the Tutti studios, while Barossa’s studio South Australia’s COVID-19 lockdown. exhibition Burst: Static Vibrations at the Lyell McEwin Despite these two major changes, Tutti Visual Hospital successfully showcased the quality and Arts in the Brighton, Port Adelaide and Barossa range of work being produced by Barossa artists. studios continued to support the careers of For the 2020 SALA Festival, the Port Adelaide individual artists by presenting a total of nine and Barossa studios went digital, presenting two exhibitions, four of which were solo exhibitions. exhibitions – Seven and The Unbounded FULL OF INVENTION The year began with a colourful Fringe Collection – online. AND UNBRIDLED exhibition called Greetings From… by Port Without doubt, a big highlight of 2020 was the Adelaide artist Josh Maloney. In October, invitation from ACE Open for Tutti Visual Art Studios CREATIVE EXPRESSION Suzanne Close, Artlink reviewing the work of Banjobe Hunt launched his bug-themed solo to be represented in their 2020 South Australian Tutti Artists in the ACE Open exhibition Specimens at 6 Manton Gallery in Hindmarsh. Artist Survey: If the future is to be worth anything Later that month, Jackie Saunders was able to exhibition. Six Tutti artists – Jackie Saunders, Tessa realise a long-term goal with her first solo exhibition Crathern, Ellese McLindin, James Kurtze, Kurt at Dentons Fisher Jeffries called Salt & Sand. This Bosecke and William Gregory – were commissioned exhibition was made possible by Jackie winning the to make work and represent Tutti in the survey. 2020 Dawn Slade-Faull Award and was opened by Curated by Patrice Sharkey and Ray Forester, the renowned public artist Elizabeth Close. The fourth exhibition gained much recognition and featured in and final solo of the year was Kit Jury’s World of Artlink. The Tutti artists were able to create several Life, which was presented at the Royal Adelaide large canvas works for the exhibition, thanks to Hospital by the Centre for Creative Health and was the generously sized new Brighton studios. It supported by an Adelaide City Council grant. was fantastic to hear Tutti artists Kurt Bosecke and James Kurtze speak about their work in the Barossa-based Tutti Artists also shone brightly Art Talks event associated with the exhibition. in 2020 with three artists taking the next step in their careers thanks to scholarships from the Towards the end of 2020, Tutti invited members of Foundation Barossa Concordis Social Inclusion printmaking group Bittondi to take up residence Trust. Johanna Roberts and Joshua Ramsey in the new Tutti Arts Centre. Now called PIRAT accepted places in TAFE SA’s Certificate IV in Visual Press (Printers in Residence at Tutti), this new Arts and Rebecca Eglinton began a Bachelor of partnership is enabling established printmakers to Creative Arts with Adelaide College of the Arts. run workshops and residencies at Tutti which will give Tutti artists access to a printer’s press and the The Black & White Project group exhibition, also at opportunity to be mentored by experts on various Dentons Fisher Jeffries, and inspired by long term printmaking techniques. Watch this space! artist and volunteer Jen Trantor, saw Brighton-based artists using light and shadow to create works in Patricia Wozniak both striking and subtle contrast. Opened by SA Equal Opportunity Commissioner Dr Niki Vincent, The Black & White Project was a resounding success.

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SALA exhibitions

August August 17 Sep - 22 Oct 6 Nov - 1 Dec 18 Sep - 11 Dec Online Online Dentons Fisher 6 Manton Lyell McEwin Hospital Jeffries

The Unbounded The Black & BURST: Static Seven FORM Collection White Project Vibrations

Curated by Curated by Opened by Curated by Curated by Ellen Schlobohm Ali Devitt-Lansom Dr Niki Vincent Ellen Schlobohm Ali Devitt-Lansom A showcase of each A collection of Curated by Jen Trantor A group exhibition of Telling the story of Port Adelaide artist’s the abundant and A visually dramatic works exploring the surviving COVID-19 unique style and unrestrained work of the exploration of polarities. notion of shape. in a burst of colour, perspective. Tutti Barossa artists. vibrations and stillness. 38 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 39

COVID-19 and staff health issues meant the Barossa Film Club had a long hiatus in 2020. After a single Zoom session, face-to- COVID-19 restrictions and lockdown saw Tutti’s Film & face work was able to resume. New Media artists working with Pavlos Soteriou on Zoom Members worked on solo pieces, to create Tutti Art Stories – short videos of personal improving their acting skills and profiles and interviews – and learning about film-making completing two ‘60 seconds in by watching YouTube clips and discussing the work. 60 minutes’ short films: Pull The The online program was effective in keeping 90% of Other One and The Seagull. the artists participating over the two month period. Towards the end of the year, the After lockdown, the program recommenced in more group once again participated spacious facilities at the new Tutti Arts Centre. The in the 48 Hour Film Project, extra space enabled all artists to work individually on producing The Catalyst: Death of computers for the first time and, in August, the Film a Crazy Cat Lady in just 48 hours. & New Media program expanded to offer a second Every film had to include three day to seven new participants, including a number elements: a character (Jenny of school leavers. Tutor Matt Goodluck was brought Turner, Cat Behaviour Consultant), on board to support the film and animation work. a line (“That’s not what I meant The artists started working on the My Day project mate”), and a prop (didgeridoo). where each artist filmed their daily life with a Despite being underwhelmed GoPro camera and then learned to use Premiere by the key elements, the group Elements to edit the footage into a 5-minute film. was pleased with the result. Most artists reached the point where they could work with the software program autonomously. In addition to short films, individuals also pursued skills development related to specific project goals. Matthew Cawthorne worked independently to create extraordinary and highly original character drawings using computer software. Jane Hewitt, Natalie Papandrea and Bradley Eckert created stop-motion animation and animated drawings with Mawarini. Natalie also created animated typography with Pavlos Soteriou for the My Day films. Four films created by Michael Need and the Wednesday program group were featured at the Sit Down Shutup and Watch Film & New Media Festival and one, Critical Marx, was selected for the Best of Fest screening at the Adelaide Film Festival. Michael was also one of the invited speakers at the Best of Fest event which took place at the Palace Nova. There was a lot of excitement around Sit Down Shutup and Watch and online film festivals generally in 2020, with artists recognising increased This page, from top: Tutti Art Stories; work by Matthew opportunities to have their work screened. Cawthorne; animation work; still from My Day by Needless to say, there are a number of exciting James Bull new scripts in the development pipeline! Opposite, top left: animation work

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A different way of singing Zoom art

Despite choral singing being one of the most difficult While for many it was trial and error, everyone in the Tutti Kids & Youth had an enjoyable and rewarding Our biggest event, the annual TKY Showcase, was artistic activities to deliver in a COVID-safe way, around Gathering Wave worked hard, laughed a lot, and year in 2020 despite the COVID-19 pandemic. to be held at the new Tutti Arts Centre as a ‘Show 70 members continued to attend regularly through the thoroughly enjoyed the social connection the regular Everyone became more tech savvy and we stayed and Tell’ family picnic. The concept was a casual year, even on Zoom! fortnightly choir sessions provided. Singers also connected via Zoom. Numbers did ebb and flow ‘fair ground’ atmosphere, with Persian rugs and Many learned to sneakily unmute themselves to reported that they listened to themselves more and due to COVID-19 restrictions but in total there were umbrellas on the lawned area, visual art displays, share their voice as a solo or to say a quick hello couldn’t believe how good the whole group sounded 40 participants in the program over the year. games and a sausage sizzle but, like many events when face-to-face rehearsals resumed in August. in 2020, the Showcase was cancelled due to to a friend. It wasn’t easy but the absolute delight The theme for 2020 was ‘our heritage, travel and COVID-19 restrictions. Despite the cancellation of choir members in being able to stay connected As a result of the restrictions, Tutti’s Choral program culture’ and in Music & Drama all three groups of events (the Christmas concert included), TKY reminded us all of the importance of community. was definitely the most impacted by the pandemic, worked on building their artistic skills in rhythm, participants’ spirits were not squashed. The During lockdown, rehearsing via Zoom required with all concerts and other public performances rhyme, and dynamics through singing, hand incredibly talented and enthusiastic TKY Tutors flexibility and patience from everyone and cancelled. However 2020 did end on a high note with drumming, movement and oral text. Groups kept sessions alive and interesting, with themed when face-to-face rehearsal resumed with a joyful outdoor rehearsal that allowed everyone to collaboratively produced two original songs – dress-up days, wellness activities and more. The limited numbers, the staff team of Carol, Gabi, get together in person and sing Christmas and other Diversity and The Travel Song – and used key word ‘Just Dance’ sessions were very entertaining! Brittany, Annalise and Brenton did a splendid repertoire in the late afternoon sun on the grass. signing to build on movement and choreography. job managing the large group through a This clearly gave great pleasure to many people In Visual Arts, Brighton participants had fun trying In Term 4, two long-term TKY members – Shalini combination of in-person and online rehearsals. walking past on their way to or from the station. the Zoom ‘Whiteboard’ function to collaborate on a Fernando and Jett Lamprill – graduated from the program with a special Tutti-style ceremony Sadly, due to the vulnerability of so many members, It certainly makes a difference having a place we shared digital ‘canvas’ simultaneously and took the in the pergola, complete with graduation hats, Club Tutti, led by Jayne Hewetson, needed to can call home and beautiful spaces to rehearse in. opportunity to do virtual gallery tours of children’s certificates, photos, and speeches from Pat Rix, cancel their sessions for much of the year. What was clear to all in 2020 was the delight of Tutti artwork around the world. Barossa Visual Arts Choir and Club Tutti Choir members discovering the participants shared their creative journals and their Gabi Lopa and Brittany Trueack. Both intend However, in Mount Barker, the Gathering new Tutti Arts Centre after restrictions were lifted. art space at home with each other through Zoom to continue developing their art through Tutti’s Wave Choir (pictured below right) led by Pat while being dispersed across a wide area from adult programs which is fantastic to see. Rix was able to continue rehearsing online Carol Young Alice Springs to Angaston during lockdown. with some members using electronic devices Gabi Lopa for the first time in order to access Zoom. 42 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 43

Theatre MUSIC Visual Arts Exhibitions Visual Arts Exhibitions

IMPERSONAL SPACE QUIRKESTRA GREETINGS FROM… IF THE FUTURE IS TO BE WORTH ANYTHING: A COMPANY AT PRODUCTION Members: James Bull, Trisha Ferguson, Joel Hartgen, Gary Hobbs, 20 FEBRUARY – 13 MARCH 2020 2020 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ARTIST SURVEY 27 OCTOBER 2020 AT NORTHERN FESTIVAL CENTRE, PT PIRIE Lorcan Hopper, Sophie Janzon, Grace Lam, Emily Leigh-Tamblyn, AT DENTONS FISHER JEFFRIES 12 SEPTEMBER - 12 DECEMBER 2020 AND 29 OCTOBER 2020 AT MIDDLEBACK ARTS CENTRE, WHYALLA Jenna May, Alistair McCloy, Adam Pederson Exhibiting Artist: ...... Josh Maloney AT ACE OPEN Director: ...... Julian Jaensch PERFORMANCES Curator: ...... Ellen Schlobohm Exhibiting Tutti Artists: Tessa Crathern, Jackie Saunders, Writer: ...... Emily Steel Lift Tutti Up Fundraiser, 6 February 2020 Kurt Bosecke, William Gregory, James Kurtze, and Ellese McLindin SEVEN CAST Thank God It’s Friday AUGUST 2020 Curators: ...... ACE Open’s Patrice Sharkey and Rayleen Forester. Nameless: ...... Kate Watts Singers: Alistair Brasted, Aimee Crathern, Michelle Hall, Caroline Hardy, Presented online for the SALA Festival Supported by Patricia Wozniak Dad: ...... Satsy Annika Hooper, Cameron Kirwan, Declan Lorenzin, Andrew Norman Exhibiting Artists: Jasmine Jones, Melissa Kirkman, Mum: ...... Monday McGill SPECIMENS PERFORMANCES Josh Maloney, Ellese McLindin, Cassandra Nickels, Scott Pyle, Newton / Dad on the Inside: ...... Jacob Thomas Tutti Arts Centre Opening, 14 August 2020 2 – 29 OCTOBER 2020 Branden Reid AT 6 MANTON Einstein: ...... Mikhael Crossfield Health Performance Council Conference [Via Curator: ...... Ellen Schlobohm Mum on the Inside: ...... Georgia Duncan Livestream], 27 November 2020 Exhibiting Artist: ...... Banjobe Hunt CREW Glenelg Probus Christmas Lunch, 4 December 2020 THE UNBOUNDED COLLECTION Curator: ...... Ellen Schlobohm Producer ...... Jane Gronow AUGUST 2020 Tour Manager: ...... Pippa Hobbs-Stroud Presented online for the SALA Festival SALT & SAND Lighting Designer and Lighting Operator: ...... Nic Mollison 29 OCTOBER – 8 DECEMBER 2020 SIT DOWN SHUTUP AND WATCH Exhibiting Artists: Gemma Brett, Sean Cooper, Lilli Crossman, Set & Costume Designer: ...... Meg Wilson AT DENTONS FISHER JEFFRIES Rachael Doecke, Elizabeth Eglinton, Rebecca Eglinton, Jessica Kendle, Sound Designer: ...... Sascha Budimski 2020 FESTIVAL Anne Kernich, Brett Leslie, Lorraine Neldner, Natalia Power, Joshua Exhibiting Artist: ...... Jackie Saunders Support Workers: ...... Juliette Griffin and Leith Howlett 14 – 25 OCTOBER 2020 Ramsey, Johanna Roberts, Ashleigh Rushton, Emily Russ, Jeneane Opening Speaker: ...... Elizabeth Close SDSW Committee: Lee Witczak – Chair, Sara Egarr, Lorcan Hopper, Schrapel, Kalleb Scott, Ethan Trevena, Michael Tye, Shane Waechter Co-Curators: ...... Patricia Wozniak, Jackie Saunders, supported by Tom Squires James Kurtze, Tyson Pienaar, Matthew Wauchope, Josh Wheeler Curator: ...... Ali Devitt-Lansom SDSW Coordinator: ...... Suzanne Merrall Essay: ...... Charissa Davies Artistic Director, Tutti Arts: ...... Pat Rix THE BLACK & WHITE PROJECT Website, Education & Editing: ...... Heartland Entertainment 17 SEPTEMBER – 22 OCTOBER 2020 FORM Marketing & Publicity: ...... MM Media Agency AT DENTONS FISHER JEFFRIES 6 NOVEMBER – 1 DECEMBER 2020 AT 6 MANTON Graphic Design: ...... BlackJacket Studio Exhibiting Artists: Jordan Allard, Tori Bedford, Grace Bell, Multi Arts Additional Editing: ...... Alex Glasson Gemma Brown, Boris Dann, Kathryn Evans, William Gregory, Exhibiting Artists: Jordan Allard, Jo Barnett, Tori Bedford, BrightBlack UK: ...... Myra Appannah, Simon Wilkinson Megan Long, Jenna May, Jessica Miller, Melinda Paul, Scott Pyle, Lewis Constantine, Rachel Doecke, Rebecca Eglinton, VR Support: ...... Mawarini Kimberly Sellers, Nathan Smith Samantha Garton, Jasmine Jones, Anne Kernich, Melissa Kirkman, STAND & DELIVER SHOWCASE Production Support Team: Felicity Kurtze, Marcus Possingham, Megan Long, Josh Maloney, Ellese McLindin, Cassandra Nickels, Director: ...... Catherine Fitzgerald Tim Wallis and John Witczak Opening Speaker: ...... Dr Niki Vincent Melinda Paul, Scott Pyle, Joshua Ramsey, Johanna Roberts, MC: ...... Kate Watts Curator: ...... Jen Trantor, supported by Patricia Wozniak Ashleigh Rushton, Emily Russ, Jeneane Schrapel Presenting Artists (in order of appearance): Joel Hartgen, Kate Watts, BURST: STATIC VIBRATIONS Curator: ...... Ellen Schlobohm Caleb Carr, Aimee Crathern, Nathan Smith, Rachel High, Kurt Bosecke, 18 SEPTEMBER – 11 DECEMBER 2020 Matt Shilcock, Michael Need, Trish Ferguson, Hannah Ryles, AT LYELL MCEWIN HOSPITAL WORLD OF LIFE Dougie Jacobssen, Kathryn Evans, Natalie Papandrea, Daniel Dingham, 18 DECEMBER 2020 – 4 FEBRUARY 2021 Jenna May, James Kurtze, Grace Lam, Caitlin Moloney, Jordan Allard, Josh Exhibiting Artists: Gemma Brett, Rachael Doecke, Rebecca Eglinton, AT ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL Campton, Lorcan Hopper, Lee Witczak, Jackie Saunders, Alistair Brasted. Jessica Kendle, Anne Kernich, Brett Leslie, Lorraine Neldner, Natalia Power, Joshua Ramsey, Johanna Roberts, Ashleigh Rushton, Emily Exhibiting Artist: ...... Kit Jury Artistic Director: ...... Pat Rix Curator: ...... Frances Buring-Pichler Lighting & Projection: ...... Nic Mollison Russ, Jeneane Schrapel, Kalleb Scott, Michael Tye, Shane Waechter Sound: ...... Nigel Sweeting Curator: ...... Ali Devitt-Lansom Performance Directors / Coaches: ...... Catherine Fitzgerald, Stephen The Sisters of Invention: The Sisters of Invention: Aimee Crathern, Sheehan, Caroline Reid, Brenton Shaw, Pat Rix, Gabi Lopa, Carol Young Michelle Hall, Caroline Hardy, Annika Hooper, and Jackie Saunders (to mid-2020) Repetiteur: ...... Carol Young ADELAIDE CABARET FESTIVAL DIGITAL RESPONSE Publishing Mentor ...... Lucy Russell Byrne 10 AND 12 JUNE 2020 Visual Art Curator: ...... Patricia Wozniak Director: ...... Michael Griffiths Video Presentations: Mawarini with Pat Rix, Catherine Fitzgerald, Musician and collaborator: ...... Kathie Renner Nic Mollison, Michael Need Filming: ...... Trina Lucas Leadership Coach ...... Kate Russell TSOI Coordinator: ...... Carol Young Artist Support: ...... Annalise Donders, March Possingham Producer: ...... Jane Gronow Staging: ...... Mosaic Audio Visual UNDERCOVER ARTIST: ONLINE! FESTIVAL 5 DECEMBER 2020 Photography: ...... Alex Frayne, Pavlos Soteriou Musician and collaborator: ...... Kathie Renner Video Documentation: ...... Juha Vanhakartano Filming: ...... Trina Lucas Documentation: ...... Ted Evans, Tim Wallis Editing: ...... David Scarborough 44 TUTTI ARTS INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 45

NAME POSITION EXPERTISE TENURE Tutti gratefully acknowledges the support of the following organisations, individuals and groups: Andrew Downing President Governance, Disability, Community 2015 - present Organisational Funding Partners Community Partners Tutti Champions Sean Whelan Treasurer Finance, Accountancy 2017 - present Arts South Australia Minda Inc. Tom & Kate Driscoll Pat Rix CEO, Artistic Director Community development, Cultural and artistic leadership 2001 - 2020 SA Department for Communities Community Bridging Services David, Dianne & Michelle Hall Catherine Campbell Board Member Performing arts, Arts management 2014 - 2020 & Social Inclusion Access2Arts Linda Jacobssen Anne Gale Board Member Human rights, Governance 2014 - 2020 City of Port Adelaide Enfield Paul Kirkwood Board Member Property, Governance, Strategic planning 2020 - present Autism SA Grace Lam & Monica Kwan Julianne Kuhlmann Board Member Business development, Strategic planning 2015 - present Barossa Council Fontanelle Gallery & Studios Carolyn Lawlor-Smith Matt Shilcock Board Member Performing arts, Disability 2020 - present Dennis & Marie Lorenzin Project Partners Community Fundraisers Dino Vrynios Board Member Business innovation, Strategic planning 2016 - present Australia Council for the Arts Pat Luscombe Anne Wiberg Board Member Governance, Performing arts, Arts management 2020 - present Adtrans Arts South Australia Arrowsmith Group Sue Morley Arts South Australia’s Richard Llewellyn Deaf Cops for Kids Keith Twartz & Trish Hensley and Disability Arts program Findon High School Joanne Zhou APP SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM ARTS STAFF AND CONTRACTORS Kelly Watson Endowment at APS Foundation Pat Rix...... Artistic Director and CEO Frances Buring-Pichler...... Visual Arts Team Leader, Tutti Kids & Youth Centre for Creative Health PwC Linda Williams...... General Manager Alexandra Devitt-Lansom...... Visual Arts Team Leader – Barossa City of Adelaide Jane Gronow...... Arts Manager and Producer Ellen Schlobohm...... Visual Arts Team Leader – Port Adelaide Rotary Club of Edwardstown City of Holdfast Bay Dorothy O’Brien...... Disability & Quality Manager (to February 2020) Camille Booth...... Visual Arts Rotary Club of Kidman Park Country Arts SA Sophie Laguna...... Disability & Quality Manager (from February 2020) Paulo Castro...... Performing Arts Rotary Club of Somerton Park Kate Cheel...... Performing Arts ADMINISTRATION Dentons Fisher Jeffries Marcia Dean...... Visual Arts Vonbri Foundation Sue Tapp...... Finance Officer Grants SA Annalise Donders...... Music, Performing Arts, Visual Arts Belinda Warnes...... Arts Administration Officer Marissa Dunn...... Visual Arts Grieve Gillett Andersen Jonathan Pearce...... ICT Coordinator Karen Forde...... Visual Arts NDIS Information Linkages and Emily Galdes...... Communications, Marketing & Development Manager Matthew Goodluck...... Film & New Media Capacity-building (ILC) Fiona Black...... Disability Coordinator (from August 2020) Juliette Griffin...... Dance Rebecca Plummer...... Disability Coordinator (March – April 2020) Thyne Reid Foundation Claire Hodgson...... Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Tutti Kids & Youth Kate Watts...... Trainee Producer Leith Howlett...... Music, Tutti Kids & Youth PROGRAM COORDINATORS Glen Johns...... Film & New Media – Barossa Cash and In-kind Donations Patricia Wozniak...... Visual Arts Desma Kastanos...... Dance, Visual Arts Tutti thanks the following individuals for their donations during 2020 (and those who asked to remain anonymous): Juha Vanhakartano...... Dance, Film & New Media and Performing Arts Helen Keele...... Club Tutti Alison McDougall & Colin Telfer Craig Williams Karen Forde Peter Bond (to August 2020) Gabi Lopa...... Music Alma Moore Donald Jury Kate Cooper Peter Kwan Carol Young...... Choir and Music Mawarini...... Film & New Media, Visual Arts Catherine Fitzgerald...... Stand & Deliver and Performing Arts Mat Morison...... Music, Radio Tutti Andrew Alston Emily Galdes Lindsay Packer Roslyn Evans (from August 2020) Rachel Porter...... Visual Arts Andrew Downing Flame Moloney Lis Prosser Roslyn Franks Gabi Lopa...... Tutti Kids & Youth Caroline Reid...... Creative Writing, Visual Arts, Performing Arts Anna Donders Fran Whittingham Louisa Rebellato Sandra Kanck COMPANY AT (Disability Led Initiative) Brenton Shaw...... Dance, Music, Performing Arts, Tutti Kids & Youth Barry Hammond Grace Lam Margaret Kwan Stephen Booth Julian Jaensch...... Artistic Director Tom Squires...... Visual Arts Ben Dean Graham Walker Margo Wilson Sue Downing Pippa Hobbs-Stroud...... Mentor Pavlos Soteriou...... Film & New Media, Visual Arts, Digital Arts, Music Betty Prior Hender Consulting Meredith Spencer Sue Grey-Gardner Nicole Allen...... Workshop Facilitator Alexis Souvertjis...... Visual Arts Boram Lee Jeanette Packer Michelle Slatter Sue Horstmann Joanne Stone...... Workshop Facilitator Nigel Sweeting...... Sound Engineer Brian Menzies Jill Brooke Pat Luscombe Ted Evans Claire Hodgson...... Support Worker Tara Tauba...... Visual Arts Camille Booth Joanna Juers Pauline Crosby Tess Ryan Kaila Pole...... Support Worker Christeen Tenni-Smith...... Visual Arts Caroline Treloar Jocelyn Fairley Paul Fitzgerald and the Tracy Crisp Brittany Trueack...... Club Tutti, Music, Tutti Kids & Youth SIT DOWN, SHUTUP AND WATCH FILM & NEW MEDIA FESTIVAL Carolyn Lawlor-Smith Julia Baker Dulux Group Trish Lawrence (Disability Led Initiative) Tim Wallis…………………………………………………Film & New Media, SDSW Colleen Hunt Julian Morison Pavlos Soteriou Suzanne Merrall...... Sit Down, Shutup and Watch Coordinator Emmaline Zanelli...... Visual Arts Lee Witczak...... SDSW Administration Assistant CHORAL PROGRAM Monica Corduff...... Publicist Jayne Hewetson...... Club Tutti and Club T2 Conductor THE SISTERS OF INVENTION (Disability Led Initiative) Grant Thomas...... Club Tutti Accompanist Carol Young...... Coordinator Kathie Renner...... Collaborator

Thanks to all Tutti volunteers who generously donated their time and expertise to Tutti Arts in 2020. Congratulations to John Witczak who was awarded the Judy Dally Volunteer Award at the Tutti Arts Annual General Meeting. John has volunteered for Sit Down Shutup and Watch, Tutti and The Gathering Wave choir for over 10 years, providing support for SDSW meetings, transport and contributing his own musical talents.

Administration Club Tutti Visual Arts Sit Down Shutup Rocco Brasile Grant Thomas Libby Eglinton and Watch Tamara Hahn Raelene Clark Taryn Flint John Witczak Felicity Kurtze Julianne Kuhlmann Tutti Kids & Youth Wendy Michell Marcus Possingham Carolyn Lawlor-Smith Neve Dutch Jen Trantor

Pat Luscombe Jane Hewitt Michael McMillan Judy Dally Volunteer Award winner John Witczak Penny Ryall 46 47 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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PHOTOGRAPHY SOCIAL MEDIA PAVLOS SOTERIOU: Front Cover (base image), Inside Front Cover (Birds), Facebook Page 4 (portrait), Page 5 (bottom), Page 7, Page 12 (header), Page 13 (bottom), @TuttiInc Page 35 (bottom left and bottom right), Page 37 (top right and bottom), Page 43 (top right), @TuttiVisualArtsStudio Page 44, Back Cover @TheSistersOfInvention EMMALINE ZANNELLI: Page 5 (middle right) @SitDownShutupAndWatch ALEX FRAYNE: Page 9, Page 21, Page 23 (bottom left), Pages 24-25, Pages 30-31 @AutisticTheatre (Company AT) RUSSELL MILLARD: Page 5 (middle left), Page 12 (centre), Page 13 (top and middle), Page 42 (top right) Instagram PAT RIX: Page 4, Page 5 (top), Page 9 (left), @TuttiArts Page 23 (bottom middle and right), Page 40 (top left and bottom left) @TuttiVisualArtsStudio THOMAS MCCAMMON: Page 35 (bottom middle), Page 36 (top), @CompanyAT Page 43 (top right) TONY KNIGHT: Page 8 ALI DEVITT-LANSOM: Page 11 You Tube JUHA VANHAKARTANO: Pages 16-17 Tutti Arts Inc PIPPA HOBBS-STROUD: Page 18 The Sisters of Invention SAM OSTER: Page 19, Page 42 (top left) Sit Down Shutup and Watch JANE GRONOW: Page 20, Page 33 (top and bottom right) NAT ROGERS: Page 26, Page 39 (bottom) Twitter SUZANNE MERRALL: Page 29 (middle left and middle right) @Tutti_Arts SAM ROBERTS: Page 35 (top) LOFTY VISIONS: Page 40 (bottom right) Contact Us FRANCES BURING-PICHLER: Page 41 (left and bottom right) GABI LOPA: Page 41 (top right) Tutti Arts Inc PO Box 115 ILLUSTRATION / ART WORKS HOVE SA 5048

JACKIE SAUNDERS: Headers on Page 4, 6 ABN 58 456 551 850 MEGAN LONG: Headers on Page 8, 9, Page 36 (Form) Phone: (+61 8) 8166 6430 JASMINE JONES: Header on Page 10 Email: [email protected] GRACE BELL: Page 11 artwork middle left, Page 36 (DFJ) Web: www.tutti.org.au KIMBERLY SELLERS: Page 11 artwork middle right ALETHEA LAZARUS-CAMERON: Header and footer on page 14, 15 Donate QUIRKESTRA TEAM: Quirkestra Logo page 22 To donate to Tutti Arts, go to JOSH MALONEY: Page 36 (Seven), Page 45 bottom GiveNow.com.au SEAN COOPER: Page 36 (The Unbounded Collection) Tutti Arts is a public benevolent JESSICA KENDLE: Page 37 (Burst: Static Vibrations) MATTHEW CAWTHORNE: Page 37 top left, Page 38 green monster institution and a registered charity. SHALINI FERNANDO: Page 41 bottom left Donations to Tutti Arts are tax deductible. ILLUSTRATION / ART WORKS: FRONT COVER

Tori Bedford, Kurt Bosecke, Matthew Cawthorne, Lewis Constantine, Boris Dann, Kathryn Evans, Trisha Ferguson, Film and Media group, William Gregory, Jane Hewitt, Banjobe Hunt, Dougie Jacobssen, Alethea Lazarus-Cameron, Megan Long, Jenna May, Jackie Saunders, Kimberly Sellers

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This is an extract from the full financial report, a copy of which is available to members upon request