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Sue Barnett & Associates sue barnett & associates GAVAN SWIFT Lighting Designer Graduated from NIDA in 1994 – Technical Production THEATRE 2010 SYDNEY FESTIVAL Sydney Festival Summer Sounds Symphony in the Domain Rogues Gallery 2009 ABSURD PERSON SINGULAR Ensemble Productions THE SUNSET LIMITED Ensemble Productions KING LEAR State Theatre Company of South Australia THE RUBY SUNRISE Ensemble Productions WICKED The Gordon Frost Organisation THE HELPMANN AWARDS Live Performance Australia PERICLES Bell Shakespeare Company CHICAGO Gordon Frost Organisation LAKME Florida Grand Opera BUDDY: THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY Live Theatre Productions SYDNEY FESTIVAL: Sydney Festival Gypsy Kings and Queens Symphony in the Domain Mathew Herbert Big Band 2008 HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL Jacobsen Presents/The Really Useful Company Asia Pacific CRIPPLE OF INNISHMAAN State Theatre Company of South Australia ABBAMANIA Lunchbox Productions MAME The Production Company (Australia) Ltd WRONG TURN AT LUNGFISH Ensemble Theatre THE HELPMANN AWARDS Live Performance Australia CINDERELLA ON ICE Lunchbox Theatrical Productions WICKED (Associate) Wicked Australia PACIFIC SUN Grayboy Entertainment P/L TAHITIAN PRINCESS Grayboy Entertainment P/L SYDNEY FESTIVAL: Sydney Festival Spanish Harlem Orchestra Symphony in the Domain Joanna Newsom and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra 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] Gavan Swift continued… 2007 P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment P/L ST GEORGE CHRISTMAS PARTY George P. Johnson (Australia) P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment P/L ABBAMANIA Jon Nichols Productions P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment P/L TOYOTA MEDIA REVEAL George P. Johnson (Australia) THOMAS SAVES THE DAY ThemeStar APEC George P. Johnson (Australia) FEET FIRST Legs on the Wall and Redbox P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment P/L TOYOTA KLUGER PROJECT George P. Johnson (Australia) STELLA BY STARLIGHT Ensemble Theatre GRAYBOY CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment FIDDLER ON THE ROOF TML Enterprises (Auckland NZ) HAMLET State Theatre Company of South Australia FIDDLER ON THE ROOF TML Enterprises (Perth Season) LAKME - Montreal L’Opera de Montreal Inc SYMPHONY IN THE DOMAIN Sydney Festival BRAZIL IN THE DOMAIN Sydney Festival BRAZIL IN PARRAMATTA Sydney Festival 2006 P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment P/L WOMAN IN MIND Sydney Theatre Company P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment P/L LIFE x 3 State Theatre Company of South Australia THE LION KING – Shanghai (Associate Designer) Disney Theatrical Productions FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Fiddler of the Roof (Australia) Pty Ltd (Melbourne season) SWAN LAKE ON ICE Lunchbox Productions UK LAKME Opera Australia FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Fiddler of the Roof (Australia) Pty Ltd (Brisbane Season) AND IN THE END Leading Edge Events P/L JAZZ IN THE DOMAIN Sydney Festival sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 2 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] Gavan Swift continued… 2006 SYMPHONY IN THE DOMAIN Sydney Festival PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND Sydney Festival 2005 P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment P/L SANTA’S KINGDOM Santa’s Kingdom Australia P/L CAVALCADE – REINS OF FIRE Neil Crocker Productions NOISES OFF State Theatre Company of South Australia ELAINE PAIGE IN CONCERT Lunchbox Theatrical Productions FIDDLER ON THE ROOF TML Enterprises THE DAYLIGHT ATHEIST Sydney Theatre Company SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER ICA Presents Pty Ltd CARMEN OzOpera (Opera Australia) THE LION KING (Associate Designer) Disney Theatrical Productions MIDNITE Opera Australia/Windmill Performing Arts CAME SO FAR FOR BEAUTY Sydney Festival CONCERTS IN THE DOMAIN Sydney Festival SLEEPING BEAUTY ON ICE Lunchbox Theatrical Productions, UK THE DAYLIGHT ATHEIST Sydney Theatre Company/State Theatre Company of SA 2004 HELPMANN AWARDS 2004 Newtheatricals Pty Ltd for AEIA SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER Adam Spiegel Productions Ltd West End, London FLATFOOT Ensemble Theatre A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Bell Shakespeare Company SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER ICA Presents Pty Ltd SLEEPING BEAUTY ON ICE ICA Presents Pty Ltd OH! WHAT A NIGHT OWAN Australia Ltd AFTER PLAY/THE YALTA GAME Ensemble Theatre CONCERTS IN THE DOMAIN Sydney Festival 2003 THE FULL MONTY (Associate Designer) IMG Live and David Atkins Productions P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment Pty Ltd SANTA’S KINGDOM Santa’s Kingdom P/L (David Atkins Enterprises/ICA Presents/ Egmond Enterprises) HI-5 Hi-5 Productions Pty Limited sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 3 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] Gavan Swift continued… 2003 THE LION KING (Associate Designer) Disney Theatrical Productions P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment Pty Ltd BROKEN GLASS Ensemble Theatre NUTCRACKER ON ICE ICA Presents Pty Ltd CABARET (Associate Designer) IMG PIRATES OF PENZANCE Essgee Attractions HAIR The Production Company DOMAIN CONCERTS Sydney Festival BIRTH OF THE COOL Ideas Australia Pty Ltd 2002 FOOTLOOSE Gordon Frost Organisation Ltd P & O CRUISES Grayboy Entertainment Pty Ltd CABARET (Associate Designer) IMG THE AUNT’S STORY Melbourne Theatre Company THE MUSIC MAN The Production Company HAIR The Production Company 2001 HOT SHOE SHUFFLE David Atkins Enterprises PIRATES OF PENZANCE Essgee Attractions ALL MY SONS Ensemble Theatre STONES IN HIS POCKETS Sydney Theatre Company DAVID BYRNE IN CONCERT Sydney Festival BUDDY Majestic Theatre Company LA BOHEME Opera Australia DOMAIN CONCERTS Sydney Festival OH! WHAT A NIGHT Majestic Theatre Company P/L MACK AND MABEL The Production Company THE AUNT’S STORY Melbourne Theatre Company BURN THE FLOOR Duet Entertainment BUDDY Majestic Theatre Company NOISES OFF Ensemble Theatre LUSH Ensemble Theatre/Sydney Opera House STONES IN HIS POCKET Sydney Theatre Company/Melbourne Theatre Company season Dir. Garry Mc Donald sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 4 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] Gavan Swift continued… 2001 QUARTET Marian Street Theatre 2000 LONE STAR Christine Dunstan Productions/Perth Season PEGGY FOR YOU Marian Street Theatre/Dir. Adam Cook BUDDY Majestic Theatre Company/Dir: Nick Farr PIAF Melbourne Theatre Co/Ensemble Theatre/Dir: Adam Cook PAN Trinbay Pty Ltd/Dir John Banas (Associate Lighting Designer) 1999/2000 CERTIFIED MALE International Concert Attractions/Tour/Dir: Terry O’Connell 1999 JOLSON Jolson Australia Ltd/National Tour/Dir: Rob Bettinson 1999 SCAM Christine Dunstan Productions/Belvoir St Theatre/Perth Season THE IMAGINARY INVALID Ensemble Theatre THE MILL ON THE FLOSS Babylon Productions/Wharf 2 HI 5 Kids Like Us Pty Ltd/Tour MAME The Production Company LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR Ensemble Theatre/Sydney Opera House Playhouse LAQUIEM Sydney Opera House Studio 1998 COLD CHISEL Michael Long Management/National Tour ABC CHRISTMAS SHOW Adelaide/Producer Andrew Kay LUSH Sydney Theatre Company FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Legin Productions/Melbourne season DIVING FOR PEARLS Ensemble Theatre STEEL CITY Sydney Theatre Company/Sydney Festival DAVID CAMPBELL IN CONCERT Theatre Royal THE STARS COME OUT Mardi Gras Gala/State Theatre 1997 THE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS David Atkins Enterprises/QPTAT/Brisbane season THE WINTER’S TALE The Bell Shakespeare Company/Sydney/Canberra/Melbourne seasons SWEET CHARITY Sweet Charity Production/Capitol Theatre THE JOHN WAYNE PRINCIPLE Sydney Theatre Company/Playbox season FIREFLY MAGIC 2 Venables Creating Entertainment/Reff Casino,Cairns/ Dir: Ross Skiffington JAKE &PETE Theatre of Image/Wharf 2/Dir: Kim Carpenter sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 5 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] Gavan Swift continued… 1997 HOT SHOE SHUFFLE (Lighting Director) David Atkins Enterprises/Perth/Newcastle/ Brisbane seasons/Dir: David Atkins GONE TO BALI Marian St Theatre/Dir: John Krummel OUT OF THE FRYING PAN Performing Lines/Melbourne/Adelaide/Sydney season Dir: Chris Willems 1996 SONIC AND FRIENDS Sega World, Darling Harbour – Permanent Installation DOWN AN ALLEY FILLED WITH Marian St Theatre CATS LITTLE SHOP OFHORRORS David Atkins Enterprises/Enmore Theatre THE ONE DAY OF THE YEAR Q Theatre THE JOHN WAYNE PRINCIPLE Sydney Theatre Co New Stages THE FAMILY Ensemble Theatre OUT OF THE FRYING PAN Performing Lines/Sydney Festival/ Belvoir St/ Parramatta seasons THE MIKADO Essgee Entertainment- Auckland/Wellington/Christchurch/NZ tour THE WHITE OAK DANCE PROJECT Baryshnikov Productions Inc. – Australia/NZ tour THE SEVEN STAGES OF GRIEVING Kooemba Jdarra Indigenous Arts Theatre – Nambundah Festival, Company B 1995 THE MIKADO Essgee Melodies – Australian National Tour THE NINTH STEP Ensemble Theatre BOUNCERS Threshold Productions/Harbourside Brasserie DIVING FOR PEARLS Q Theatre CORPORATE 2001 SAPPHIRE ’01 SAP annual trade show and conference – Brisbane Exhibition Hall. Prod/Tech Dir. Joseph Rogan COMPAQ David Grant Special Effects 2000 PACIFC SKY Grayboy Entertainment – On Board Cruse Show MILLENIUM MARQEE SOCOG MOVIE STUDIO OPENING Kuala Lumpur/Prod. Barrie Newman SAPPHIRE 2000 SAP annual trade show and conference in Brisbane – Producer/Tech
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