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Telling Our Story We acknowledge the contribution of these photographers and film-makers who have allowed the use of their media for: Telling our Story Claudio Raschella Photographer HASSELL Historic Pictures Collection, City of Adelaide Archives james knowler + crew Jane Rossetto Kelly Carpenter Lara Damiani Lara Merrington Photography Martin Hopkins – Reactor Media Nine Network State Library of South Australia Seb Calabretto Shane Reid – www.fotonaut.com Starkeyz Productions Tony Rosella Adelaide Festival Centre’s Walk of Fame Image of Mary Moore reproduced courtesy of Mary Moore Image of Thomas Edmonds, photographed by Jan Dalman, reproduced courtesy of Elizabeth Cameron Dalman and Andreas Dalman Image of Nancye Hayes, photographed by Marnya Rothe and reproduced courtesy of the photographer and Shanahan Management Image of Gale Edwards reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Images of Marilyn Richardson, photographed by Jan Dalman, reproduced courtesy of Elizabeth Cameron Dalman and Andreas Dalman Image of Paul Blackwell in The Seagull, photographed by Shane Reid - www.fotonaut.com Image of Shaun Micallef reproduced courtesy of the ABC and Shaun Micallef Image of Patrick White and Jim Sharman, photographed by William Yang, reproduced courtesy of William Yang Image of Meryl Tankard in Songs with Maria, photographed by Regis Lansac, reproduced courtesy of Meryl Tankard and Regis Lansac Footage of Maryl Tankard in Two Feet, reproduced courtesy of Don Featherstone Image of Douglas McNicol, reproduced courtesy of the State Opera of South Australia Image of Benedict Andrews, photographed by Saga Sig and reproduced courtesy of Saga Sig Image of Jane Peters, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of Lucinda Dunn, photographed by Lynette Wills Image of Nicholas Braithwaite, photographed David Richardson Image of Arvo Volmer, reproduced courtesy of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra Image of Kacy Chambers, photographed by John Goodridge, courtesy of John Goodridge/NKDEYE Photography Footage of Johanna Allen in The Songs That Got Away, written and performed by Johanna Allen, show director Stuart Maunder, musical director Michael Tyack, courtesy of Johanna Allen. Image of Beccy Cole, photographed by Ness Shepherd, reproduced courtesy of Beccy Cole Footage of Beccy Cole performing ‘Hello Happiness’ live at the Gympie Music Muster, 2011, filmed by The Filmery, reproduced courtesy of Beccy Cole Footage of Jimmy Barnes, Hey Hey It’s Saturday, reproduced courtesy of Somers Carroll Pty Ltd Image of Natsuko Yoshimoto, Natsuko Yoshimoto, photographed by Shane Reid - www.fotonaut.com Image of Geoff Cobham, reproduced courtesy of Geoff Cobham Image of George Cobham, photographed by Heath Britton Image of Leigh Warren, reproduced courtesy of Leigh Warren Footage of Not According to Plan by Leigh Warren Dance, reproduced courtesy of Leigh Warren Image of Hugh Colman, photographed by Alan Fletcher – Fletch Photographic, reproduced courtesy of Hugh Colman Image of Julie Anthony AM OBE signature, Festival Theatre autograph book, from the Performing Arts Collection Footage of Julie Anthony in Days I’ll Remember in South Australia, courtesy of South Australian Film Corporation and State Library of South Australia Images of Robert Helpmann, photographed by Gordon Anthony, from the Performing Arts Collection of South Australia Footage of John Farnham in Hey Hey It’s Saturday, reproduced courtesy of Somers Carroll Pty Ltd Image of Cold Chisel, 1979 circa Breakfast at Sweethearts, reproduced courtesy of Cold Chisel Image of Ruth Cracknell, photographed by Jan Dalman, reproduced courtesy of Elizabeth Cameron Dalman and Andreas Dalman Image of Ruth Cracknell signature, Festival Theatre autograph book, from the Performing Arts Collection Image of Olivia Newton-John, photographed by Kurt Sneddon, Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2011, reproduced courtesy of Kurt Sneddon Image of Olivia Newton-John signature, Festival Theatre autograph book, from the Performing Arts Collection Image of Dame EdnaEverage, photographed by Claudio Raschella, Adelaide Cabaret Festival Variety Gala 2015, reproduced courtesy of Claudio Raschella Footage of Dame Edna courtesy of TEG Dainty Image of Peter Allen signature, Festival Theatre autograph book, from the Performing Arts Collection Image of Peter Goers, photographed by Chris Hertzfeld 2013, reproduced courtesy of Christ Hertzfeld Image of John Wood, reproduced courtesy of James Penlidis Image of Geoffrey Rush, photographed by David Roberts, reproduced courtesy of David Roberts. www.camerawork.com.au Image of Garry McDonald, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Anthony Warlow, photograph courtesy of Anthony Warlow Image of Robyn Archer, Scandals, 1986 photographed by Regis Lansac, reproduced courtesy of Regis Lansac Image of Garry McDonald, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of Peter Combe, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of The Seekers, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of Anne Wills, photographer unknown, reproduced courtesy of Anne Wills Image of Gary Sweet, photographed by Gina Milicia, reproduced courtesy of ginamilicia.com Image of Noni Hazlehurst, photographed by Angelo Kehagias, reproduced courtesy of Foxtel Management Image of John Williamson, photographed by Anna Warr, John Williamson Concert, reproduced courtesy of Anna Warr and John Williamson Image of Rhonda Burchmore in Everybody Loves Rhonda, photographed by james knowler, Adelaide Cabaret Festival, 2008, reproduced courtesy of james knowler Footage of Brian Gilbertson, Madama Butterfly, reproduced courtesy of the State Opera of South Australia Image of Billy Connolly in backstage Festival Theatre with ushers, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of David Campbell with Microphone, 2008, photographed by David Andersen, reproduced courtesy David Anderson Image of Tim Minchin, 2014, photographed by Kevin Patrick Robbins, photograph courtesy of Kevin Patrick Robbins Image of Paul Kelly at Adelaide Cabaret Festival, reproduced courtesy of james knowler and Adelaide Festival Centre Image of Kate Ceberano, Adelaide Cabaret Festival, 2012, photographed by Kurt Sneddon, reproduced courtesy of Kurt Sneddon Image of Niki Vasilakis, photographed by Wendy McDougall, reproduced courtesy of Wendy McDougall and Nikki Vasilakis Image of Glenn Shorrock, Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2011, photographed by Kurt Sneddon, reproduced courtesy of Kurt Sneddon Footage of Tina Arena in Hey Hey It’s Saturday, reproduced courtesy of Somers Carroll Pty Ltd Image of Rachael Leahcar, photographed by Sean King – Awkward Goat Studios, reproduced courtesy of Sean King. www.awkwardgoatstudios.com Footage of Rachael Leahcar – Director/producer: Luke Bartholomew (Wolf Pack Productions). Writer: Rachael Leahcar. Cinematography: Bayley Broome-Peake. Lighting: Josh Koster. Assistant: James Donovan. Hair/MUA: Ingrid Bartholomew. Courtesy Rachael Leahcar and Wolf Pack Productions Image of Nick Cave, 2007, photographed by David Anderson, reproduced courtesy of David Anderson Image of Nick Cave in Futurama, Deinze, Belgium 1986, reproduced courtesy of Yves Lorson Image of Adam Hills, Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2015, photographed by Claudio Raschella, reproduced courtesy of Claudio Raschella Image of Dami Im, reproduced courtesy of Dami Im and Talent Works Parade Management and Sony Music Image of Daddy Cool © Rennie Ellis Photographic Archive Image of Merce Cunningham, Photo © Jack Mitchell Footage of Rudolf Nurayev in Don Quixote in 1973 by The Australian Ballet, reproduced courtesy of Janine Burdeu Image of June Bronhill, reproduced courtesy of Allan Warren © Image of Joni Mitchell, photograph courtesy of Jack Robinson - www.robinsonarchive.com Image of Dame Kiri Te Kanawa by Duncan Innes, reproduced courtesy of Dame Kiri Te Kanawa (SONY 8). Image of John Denver, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of Marcel Marceau, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of Eric Clapton, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of Eartha Kitt, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of Carmel Johnson in House Among The Stars, photographed by David Wilson, reproduced courtesy of David Wilson Image of Wesley Enoch, photographed by Darren Thomas, reproduced courtesy of Wesley Enoch Image of Troy Cassar-Daley, photographed by Michael McCarton, reproduced courtesy of Troy Cassar-Daley Image of Bryn Terfel, reproduced courtesy of Alf Sorbello Image of Bert Newton, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of Bert Newton, reproduced courtesy of Heather Blewett Image of Mandy Patinkin, photographed by James knowler, reproduced courtesy of James knowler and Adelaide Festival Centre Image of Raymond Crowe, photographed by Don Brice, Graphic Design by Lacey Mason Image of The Angels in Symphony of Angels, photographed by Craig Peihopa, reproduced courtesy of Craig Peihopa Image of Pepe Romero. Photography by Antón Goiri, courtesy of Pepe Romero Image of Billy Crystal, 2016, photographed by Claudio Raschella, reproduced courtesy of Claudio Raschella .
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