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Sue Barnett & Associates sue barnett & associates TYLER COPPIN TRAINING Graduate of the National Institute of Dramatic Art AWARDS 2018 Green Room Award Nomination – Best Male Actor (Theatre) – Born Yesterday 2016 Helpmann Award Nomination – Best Male Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical – Little Shop of Horrors 2013 Green Room Award Winner - Best Male Actor in a Supporting Role (Music Theatre) - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 2007 Sydney Theatre Awards, Judith Johnson Award Nomination - Best Performance by an Actor in a Musical - The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee 2007 Helpmann Award - Best Supporting Actor in a Musical - The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee 1999 Edinburgh Fringe First Award Winner - LyreBird - Tales of Helpmann. Writer/performer. Green Room Award Nomination - Best Supporting Actor, Musical Theatre - The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Green Room Award Nomination - Best Actor, Independent Theatre - The Minutiae of Inertia FILM LONE WOLF Karl Future Pictures Dir: Jonathan Ogilivie WINCHESTER Arthur Gates Blacklab Entertainment Dir: Michael & Peter Speirig HACKSAW RIDGE Lynchburg Doctor Pandemonium Films Dir: Mel Gibson THE DEATH AND LIFE OF OTTO BLOOM J.C. Tippet Optimism Films Dir: Cris Jones PREDESTINATION Dr. Heinlein Blacklab Entertainment/Wolfhound Pictures Dir: Michael & Peter Spierig ACCIDENTS HAPPEN Narrator Accidents Happen Dir: Andrew Lancaster THE TENDER HOOK Donnie Mandala Films Dir: Jonathan Ogilvie EMULSION The Agent Black Frame Dir: Jonathan Ogilive THREE DOLLARS Giles Arena Films Dir: Robert Connolly JET SET Jim Black Frame Dir: Jonathan Ogilvie DARK CITY Voice Back There Dark City Productions Dir: Alex Proyas DOING TIME FOR PATSY CLINE Bobby Joe Oilrag Productions Dir: Chris Kennedy RACE THE SUN Bob Ratcliff Tristar Dir: Charles Kanganis BEAST Harry Calamari Productions Dir: Jeff Bleckner GOBLIN MARKET AFTRS Dir: Belinda Hall SMALL ROOM CONFESSIONS Small Room Confessions UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR Lead AFTRS Dir: Susan Wallace RECKLESS KELLY Bank Teller Yahoo Serious Productions Dir: Yahoo Serious. SNIPER Ripoly Sniper Productions Dir: Lucio Llohsa HOWARD Howard Dir: Roger Monk. LORCA AND THE OUTLAW Lorca Films Dir: Roger Christian ONE NIGHT STAND Sam Astra Films Dir: John Duigan MAD MAX II (THE ROAD WARRIOR) Defiant Victim Kennedy Miller Entertainment Dir: George Miller sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Tyler Coppin continued… THE SURVIVOR AFTRS WINNERS AFTRS DANCING AFTRS Dir: George Whaley TELEVISION NEIGHBOURS Basil Fortescue Fremantle Media CITY HOMICIDE (Series 4) Gavin Bakowski Seven Network THE HOLLOWMAN Dougall Working Dog Productions IOU (Robert Helpmann) Robert Helpmann ABC TV (2007) NIGHTMARES AND DREAMSCAPES Richard Fernoy TNT (USA) "The End of the Whole Mess” Dir: Mikhail Solamon MDA Phil Tane ABC TV Dir: Daina Reid BLUE HEELERS (Ep. 457) Julian Whitelaw Southern Star Productions Dir. Chris Langman GUINEVERE JONES Mr. Medina Crawford Productions WATER RATS COME IN SPINNER ABC TV THE HAM FUNERAL ABC TV MELBA Young Oscar Hammerstein CB Seven Productions Dir: Rodney Fisher. PLAYSCHOOL Presenter ABC TV MENOTTI ABC TV SWEET AND SOUR ABC TV THE SULLIVANS Crawford Productions COP SHOP Crawford Productions THEATRE SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE Wabash/Lambert Melbourne Theatre Company Dir: Simon Phillips BORN YESTERDAY Ed Devery Melbourne Theatre Company Dir: Dean Bryant DUSTY Mr O’Brien/Jerry Wexler The Production Company Dir: Jason Langley LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Mushnik Luckiest Productions/ Tinderbox Productions Dir: Dean Bryant STRICTLY BALLROOM THE MUSICAL Terry Best Global Creatures Dir: Baz Luhrmann CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG Childcatcher/Junkman TML Enterprises (Brisbane) Dir: Roger Hodgman CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG Childcatcher/Junkman TML Enterprises (Perth) Dir: Roger Hodgman THE DRAGON Charlemagne/Cast Malthouse Theatre Dir: Marion Potts CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG Childcatcher/Junkman TML Enterprises Dir: Roger Hodgman HIS GIRL FRIDAY McCue Melbourne Theatre Company Dir: Aidan Fenessy A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Puck Opera Australia, Baz Luhrmann Production MOONSHADOW (Workshop) Mr Mangus Moonshadow Productions Dir: Anders Albien AT ANY COST Max Ensemble Theatre Dir: Sandra Bates A BEHANDING IN SPOKANE Mervyn Melbourne Theatre Company Dir: Peter Evans RUBY MOON Ray/Sid/Sonny Jim/Carl Melbourne Theatre Company Dir: Aidan Fennessey A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Puck Opera Australia Baz Luhrmann Production B.C. Joachim The Hayloft Project Dir: Simon Stone LYREBIRD – TALES OF HELPMANN Robert Helpmann Australian Tour and USA THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY Vice Principal Panch Sydney Theatre Company SPELLING BEE Dir: Simon Phillips HOMEBODY/KABUL Quango Twistleton Theatre @ Risk Dir: Chris Bendall sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Tyler Coppin continued… THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY Vice Principal Panch Melbourne Theatre Company SPELLING BEE Dir Simon Phillips THE MINUTIAE OF INERTIA The Store Room (2005 Melbourne Fringe Festival). Written/performed by Tyler Coppin RUN RABBIT RUN Andrew Denton, Company B John Hartigan, Dir: Kate Gaul Roger Harvey Written by Alana Valentine A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Puck Opera Australia Dir: Baz Luhrmann CABARET Ernst Ludwig IMG. Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. Dir: BT McNicholl LYREBIRD – TALES OF HELPMANN Robert Helpmann UK Tour, Edinburgh Festival, City of London Festival, Sydney Opera House (Sydney Theatre Company), New Zealand, and Australian Tour. Dir: Adam Cook EMMA’S NOSE Sigmund Freud By Paul (Flacco) Livingston Company B Dir: Neil Armfield THE SMALL POPPIES Clint Company B Dir: Neil Armfield LOVE FOR LOVE Mr. Tattle Sydney Theatre Company Dir: David Berthold LYREBIRD – TALES OF HELPMANN Robert Helpmann Adelaide Festival, Railway Street Theatre, Wharf II. Dir: Adam Cook PAGEANT Miss Texas Harry M Miller Productions Dir: Richard Wherrett WASP Son Company B Dir: Neil Armfield PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE Einstein Company B Australian Tour. Dir: Neil Armfield SAINT JOAN Gilles de Rais Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Gale Edwards PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE Einstein Playbox Theatre. Melbourne Festival, (Adelaide, Sydney Tour) Dir: Neil Armfield SHORT CIRCUITS Various Sydney Festival Committee (Sydney Festival & Carnivale) Dir: Melissa Bruce A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Puck Opera Australia. Sydney Opera House, Victorian Arts Centre, Edinburgh International Festival Dir: Baz Luhrmann PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE Einstein Steve Martin Workshop, Playbox Theatre Dir: Neil Armfield. THE REAL LIVE BRADY BUNCH Greg Brady Colin McClennan & Associates/ The Comedy Club (Melbourne)/ Footbridge Theatre (Sydney) Dir: Warrren Coleman COCKROACH OPERA Company B Belvoir Dir: Mark GaalVarious THE HEIDI CHRONICLES Peter Patrone Ensemble Theatre Dir: Adam Cook MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Don Pedro Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Wayne Harrison BUZZ Houston Control Company B By Warren Coleman & Tyler Coppin THREE SISTERS Soliony Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Richard Wherrett. THE HAM FUNERAL Young Man Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Neil Armfield HAIRCUT Six Years Old Company (STC) Dir: Baz Luhrmann STRICTLY BALLROOM Six Years Old Company (STC), World Expo Dir: Baz Luhrmann ANGELS Six Years Old Company (STC) Dir: Katrina Ivak TRAVELLING LIGHT Meryl Tankard Company. Andrew McKinnon & Associates. Victorian Arts Centre. THE COUNTRY WIFE Mr. Dorilant Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Neil Armfield sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Tyler Coppin continued… FLABBADADABBADADADDY-O! Melbourne Comedy Festival, with Mark Little THE PHILADELPHIA STORY Sandy Lord Sydney Theatre Company Dir: Robyn Nevin GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS James Lingk Garry Penny Productions, Sydney Opera House Dir: Neil Armfield CAROLS BY LASERLIGHT Magpie Theatre, Company B Dir: Geoffrey Rush DEATH OF COOK Performance Space Dir: Jan Hubrechson 1984AD Adelaide Festival and Footbridge Theatre Dir: Ljubisa Ristic. YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU Sydney Theatre Company Dir: George Ogilvie. THE CHOIR Michael Nimrod Theatre Dir: Neil Armfield DANTON’S DEATH Saint Just Griffin Theatre Dir: Jenny Lang Peach VOLPONE Nano Nimrod Theatre Dirs: John Bell, Neil Armfield INSIDE THE ISLAND Andy Nimrod Theatre Dir: Neil Armfield THE PEARL FISHERS Victorian Opera Company Dir: Robin Lovejoy RUMPLESTILTSKIN Rumplestiltskin Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust. RADIO Tyler has performed in numerous ABC radio dramas and in comedy segments for 2JJJ. Extensive work as a voice-over artist includes: Optus (Outer Space Campaign), Voice for “Rebel Yell Bourbon” (1993 campaign), Narrator for Lonely Planet (Japanese Phrasebook), “Bear in the Big Blue House” (ABC Books and the Jim Henson Company), “African Tightspots” (Beyond Productions & The Discovery Channel). DIRECTOR TALES OF HELPMANN Performance Space/Sydney Fringe Festival, 1995 DANCE CAMP Belvoir Street Theatre. GLMGF Event, 1992 BUZZ Company B Belvoir, 1991 WRITER THE 25th ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE Melbourne Theatre Company. Additional Material Written By. THE MINUTIAE OF INERTIA A solo show. 2005 Melbourne Fringe at The Store Room. CLOVER A short play. UNAMERICA A play. Shortlisted for the 2004 Rodney
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