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Official newsletter of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Edith Cowan University (Issue 47) March 2017 RED POWER RANGER Hollywood blockbuster stars WAAPA graduate Page 2 Suzie Mathers wins prestigious award page 3 Ethan Darnell rocks Tired Lion page 4 Plus Awards, scholarships & new collaborations Inside WAAPA Issue 47 Page 1 POWERING UP DACRE MONTGOMERY STARS IN HOLLYWOOD BLOCKBUSTER On March 24, the new American Chris Peckover’s 2016 horror comedy confident, edgy character whose superhero blockbuster Power Rangers Safe Neighbourhood, starring Olivia apparent charisma conceals a violent and opens in cinemas around the world. DeJonge, Levi Miller and Ed Oxenbould, unpredictable nature. Leading the cast is Dacre Montgomery, and appears in this year’s March release Showing the acting ability to just a year out of WAAPA’s Acting A Few Less Men, the comedy sequel to convincingly go from hero-leader Jason course and already with a string of A Few Best Men. to bad boy Billy all within a year is bound screen credits to his name. Dacre credits his WAAPA training with to wow the Hollywood pundits. Dacre stars alongside Bryan Cranston providing him with a strong work ethic “It was a goal of mine to play and Elizabeth Banks as Jason Lee Scott, that is proving invaluable when working contrasting characters in my career. the Red Ranger and the leader of the on film sets. “I learned how to take I never expected I would get polar Power Rangers. direction, as well as navigate the long opposites like Jason and Billy.” hours on set, the work load required, “It was an incredible experience “One interesting thing was finding and working with other cast mates, working on such a major production,” their similarities – whether it be that directors and crew members.” emails Dacre (pronounced ‘Dayker’) from elements of Jason are lurking deep his new base in Atlanta. He also believes that being under the thick hide that Billy creates for “There are so many different elements surrounded by like-minded and himself, or certain dark qualities of Jason in putting a film together, and much like passionate individuals at WAAPA gave are lying just beneath his surface – then that process, I think an actor needs to him the freedom to experiment “without tying the two together and learning know how to piece elements of their being confined by a fear of messing up”. what aspects of my own life I bring to character’s journey together whilst using Rolling from one big break to another, both of them. I gain a lot of insight about their time most effectively. I learned how Dacre followed up his Power Rangers myself through this process too.” to successfully juggle it all - whether it performance with a major role on the While Dacre doesn’t know what the be learning lines, training, learning fight second season of the hit Netflix sci-fi future holds for him, it seems the rising choreography or making sure that you drama series, Stranger Things, which star is looking forward to whatever don’t lose track of how lucky you are to began filming last November and Hollywood has to offer. be in the position you are in.” continues through to the end of April. “It’s been a wild ride so far and I’m Since graduating from WAAPA in In contrast to his Red Ranger looking forward to what’s next!” 2015, Dacre has also had roles in character, Dacre plays Billy, a hyer- Photos by Kimberley French by Kimberley Photos Far right: Dacre Montgomery as Jason in Power Rangers and production stills from the upcoming film. Page 2 Inside WAAPA Issue 47 BROADWAY DEBUT ANNA BAMFORD STARS ON BROADWAY IN AN ALL-AUSTRALIAN PLAY run in Sydney in 2015 before the “Maybe it took a bit for them to 13-strong Australian ensemble cast get around the whole Aussies playing moved the show to America in December Russians in 1993 with Australian accents last year. It will run until mid-March. in New York City but I think they both Adapted by Andrew Upton from Anton love it and find it funny and disturbing Chekhov’s first play and directed by John and confronting and heartbreaking in the Crowley (Brooklyn), The Present is set same places. post-Perestroika in the mid-1990s at an “One of the themes in the play is about old country house where friends gather a coming of age and politically looking to celebrate the birthday of the widow at where the country was and where it’s Photo by Sally Flegg Photo Anna Petrovna, played by Cate Blanchett. going and where it could potentially go. I ust four years after graduating from Anna describes performing on the think where the United States was when WAAPA, actress Anna Bamford has Great White Way as a mix of ‘exhilaration, we opened the play over here was a really made it to Broadway. terror and joy’. She feels that having a interesting time and a lot of the lines rang J true to America’s political situation so I Best known for her role as Miranda year between productions has enriched the performances, with the connections think they related to it and it resonated Beaumont on the hit Channel Ten with them on that level a lot.” television show Wonderland, Anna and back-stories between the characters is performing in the Sydney Theatre being deeper and more detailed in the When The Present closes, Anna plans Company’s production of The Present at New York season. to base herself in Los Angeles for a while. the Barrymore Theatre in New York. While the show has received mixed “I’m open to working in Australia but also reviews on Broadway, Anna believes the the States so I’ll go back and forth as Starring Cate Blanchett and Richard much as possible this year!” Roxburgh, The Present had a successful audiences are appreciative. AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS FOR SUZIE SUZIE MATHERS WINS PRESTIGIOUS AUSTRALIA DAY AWARD In January, musical theatre star Suzie Mathers was named Young Australian Achiever of the Year in the UK by the Australia Day Foundation. Suzie is best known for her role as Glinda the Good Witch in the Australian, Asian and London productions of Wicked, as well as playing the lead role in the ABBA mega musical, Mamma Mia! Mathers has had a dream run since by Annabel Moeller Photo completing a Bachelor of Arts in Music Suzie Mathers with fellow Australia Day Honours’ winners Michael Lynagh and Sir Michael Parkinson CBE. Theatre at WAAPA in 2007. the Brisbane leg of the tour, she reached accomplished great things in her short Shortly after graduating she joined the her milestone 500th performance as career. To win a starring role in a mega original cast of Wicked. The following year Glinda the Good Witch. musical in London’s West End is an she scored her first lead role when she Last year Suzie made her West End outstanding achievement. We are was cast as Sophie Sheridan in the 10th debut, reprising the role of Glinda for delighted to recognise her success by Anniversary Australian tour of Mamma the London production of Wicked at awarding her the 2017 Young Australian Mia! Her standout performance earned the Apollo Victoria Theatre. Mathers was Achiever of the Year in the UK.” her a nomination for Best Newcomer at also given the honour of leading the Suzie was presented with her award by the 2009 Sydney Theatre Awards. award-winning show through its 10th the Australian High Commissioner the Mathers returned to the cast of Wicked anniversary performance. Honourable Alexander Downer AC at to perform the lead role of Glinda in Australia Day Foundation Director, Australia House. Singapore, South Korea, New Zealand and Dick Porter said: “Suzie is an outstanding, Fellow WAAPA graduate Tim Minchin Manila before touring to sell-out shows in talented young Australian who has has been a previous winner of this award. Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. During Inside WAAPA Issue 47 Page 3 TIRED LION ROARS or a band whose break-out Ethan: I wish I could put a label or vibe elements and having a huge network of hits include I Don’t Think on it but it’s a tough one! We have really lecturers there to help you is something FYou Like Me and Not My challenged ourselves and also learnt a lot you will never experience unless you Friends, Tired Lion are doing pretty well about each other and the band dynamic are in that environment. Ric Eastman on the popularity front. in the process. I guess people can expect was a mentor who really helped me and Made up of front-woman Sophie Hope, to hear honesty. I know lyrically Sophie I cannot thank the guy enough, he was guitarist Matt Tanner, bassist Nick Vasey has put a lot out there for the world to also so inspiring to be around and it made and drummer Ethan Darnell, a WAAPA see and musically we have a real band vibe studying all the better. Contemporary Music graduate, the Perth in terms of arrangements, so it’s all kind of IW: How has your WAAPA training grunge band are fast becoming one of just come together naturally. It’s a mould helped you to get to where you are Australia’s most promising rock acts. of all our influences. today? Tired Lion’s highly-anticipated debut IW: What does Luke Boerdam bring Ethan: WAAPA helped prepare me for album – ranked as one of Rolling Stone’s to the band as producer and how did situations that I faced early in my musical 50 most anticipated albums of 2017 – you manage to get him on board for career.
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