harbour theatre inc
Entertaining the people of Fremantle & surrounding
suburbs between river & sea since 1963
2016:
The Kingfisher
By William Douglas-HomeDirected by Nicola Bond; Assisted by Tina Barker
SEASON: Friday 19th February - Sunday 28th February
CAST (in order of appearance):
| Hawkins: | Alan Morris |
| Sir Cecil Warburton: | Ray Egan |
| Evelyn: | Ann Speicher |
CREW:
| Stage Manager: | Tina Barker |
| Assistant Stage Manager: | Katherine English |
| Props: | Grace Hitchin, Lesley Sutton |
| Set Design: | Nicola Bond, Peter Kirkwood |
| Set Coordinator: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Set Construction: | Rob Tagliaferri, Phil Redding, Tina Barker, Brian Mahoney, Grace Hitchin, Matt Cuccovia, Ben Lowther, Alan Morris, Julie Mackay, David Champion, Kit Leake |
| Set Builder Caterer: | Bobbie Waddell |
| Set Painting: | Phil Redding, Tina Barker, Katherine English, Kirstie Francis, Julie Mackay, Brian Mahoney, Nicola Bond |
| Set Artwork: | Melissa Bassett |
| Wardrobe: | Nicola Bond, Lesley Sutton |
| Hair & Makeup: | Cast |
| Lighting Design: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Lighting Riggers: | Rob Tagliaferri, Peter Kirkwood, Callum Picard-Hunter |
| Lighting Operators: | Rob Tagliaferri, Callum Picard-Hunter |
| Soundscape Design & Operator: | Vanessa Gudgeon |
| Music Selection : | Nicola Bond |
| Publicity, Poster & Programme: | Nicola Bond, DocuPrint Fremantle |
| Bookings & Box Office: | Jo Sterkenburg, TAZ Tix |
| Photography: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Front-of-House Board: | Alan Morris |
| Front-of-House Manager: | Phil Redding |
| Front-of-House: | Members of Harbour Theatre |
The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband
By Debbie IsittDirected by Peter Kirkwood & Nicola Bond
SEASON: Friday 6th May - Sunday 15th May
CAST (in order of appearance):
| Hilary: | Meredith Hunter |
| Kenneth: | Jarrod Buttery |
| Laura: | Cordelia Clarke |
CREW:
| Stage Manager: | Tina Barker |
| Props: | Grace Hitchin, Brian Mahoney |
| Set Design: | Peter Kirkwood, Nicola Bond |
| Set Coordinator: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Set Construction: | Rob Tagliaferri, Phil Redding, Brian Mahoney, Peter Kirkwood, David Champion, Tina Barker, Grace Hitchin, Matt Cuccovia, Julie Mackay, Trevor Dhu, Bobbie Waddell |
| Set Painting: | Phil Redding, Tina Barker, Julie Mackay |
| Set Artwork: | Melissa Bassett |
| Wardrobe: | Nicola Bond, Julie Mackay |
| Hair & Makeup: | Nicola Bond, Tina Barker & cast |
| Lighting Design: | Peter Kirkwood, Rob Tagliaferri |
| Lighting Riggers: | Rob Tagliaferri, Peter Kirkwood |
| Lighting Operators: | Rob Tagliaferri, Peter Kirkwood |
| Soundscape Design: | Peter Kirkwood, Vanessa Gudgeon |
| Soundscape Operator: | Vanessa Gudgeon |
| Publicity, Poster & Programme: | Nicola Bond, DocuPrint Fremantle |
| Bookings & Box Office: | Jo Sterkenburg, TAZ Tix |
| Photography: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Front-of-House Board: | DocuPrint Fremantle |
| Front-of-House Manager: | Phil Redding |
| Front-of-House: | Members of Harbour Theatre |
Cordelia Clarke - Winner of the BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS (PLAY) at the ITA Robert Finley Awards 2016, held at the Heath Ledger Theatre, 17th December 2016.
Lord Of The Flies
By William Golding, adapted Nigel WilliamsDirected by Sarah Christiner
SEASON: Friday 29th July - Sunday 7th August
CAST (in order of appearance):
| Ralph: | Niall Coyle |
| Piggy: | Charlie Young |
| Jack: | David Heder |
| Simon: | Connor Brown |
| Sam: | Lachlan Felstead |
| Eric: | Charlie Martin |
| Henry: | Finn Mallett / Jacob Clayton |
| Maurice: | Caelan Steedman |
| Roger: | Jamie Buttery |
| Perceval: | Elijah Styles / Luke Callaghan |
| Bill: | Shane Marshall |
| Rescue Officer: | Paul Knight |
CREW:
| Stage Manager: | Cordelia Clarke |
| Backstage Helpers: | Parents & Paul Knight |
| Props: | Cast, crew |
| Set Design: | Sarah Christiner |
| Set Coordinator: | Brian Mahoney |
| Set Construction & Dressing: | Cast, crew & members |
| Makeup: | Nicole Miller, Harry Wake, Kelci Coyle |
| Lighting Advisor: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Lighting: | Aaron Smith |
| Sound: | Evan Skinner (AKA ‘Zany Flash’) |
| Poster & Programme: | DocuPrint Fremantle |
| Publicity: | Nicola Bond & Sarah Christiner |
| Bookings & Box Office: | TAZ Tix & Jo Sterkenburg |
| Photography: | Sarah Christiner, Rob Tagliaferri |
| Front-of-House Board: | DocuPrint Fremantle |
| Front-of-House Manager: | Phil Redding |
| Front-of-House: | Members of Harbour Theatre |
LORD OF THE FLIES received an Adjudicator's Certificate for “Soundscape” at the ITA Robert Finley Awards 2016.
The Love List
By Norm FosterDirected by Kirstie Francis
SEASON: Friday 16th September - Sunday 25th September
CAST (in order of appearance):
| Bill: | Jarred Buttery |
| Leon: | Alan Morris |
| Justine: | Cassandra Gorman |
CREW:
| Stage Manager: | Grace Hitchin |
| Props: | Grace Hitchin, Brian Mahoney |
| Rehearsal Prompt: | Phil Redding, Grace Hitchin |
| Set Design: | Kirstie Francis |
| Set Coordinator: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Set Construction: | Rob Tagliaferri, Brian Mahoney, Phil Redding, Grace Hitchin, Matt Cuccovia, Julie Mackay, Kirstie Francis, David Eggleston, Oliver Philip, Bobbie Waddell |
| Set Painting: | Nicola Bond, Ann Speicher, Julie Mackay, Phil Redding |
| Wardrobe: | Kirstie Francis & cast |
| Hair & Makeup: | Cast |
| Lighting Design: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Lighting Rigger: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Lighting Operator: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Soundscape Design & Operator: | Vanessa Gudgeon |
| Poster & Programme: | DocuPrint Fremantle |
| Publicity: | Nicola Bond & Sarah Christiner |
| Bookings & Box Office: | TAZ Tix & Jo Sterkenburg |
| Photography: | Rob Tagliaferri |
| Front-of-House Board: | DocuPrint Fremantle |
| Front-of-House Manager: | Phil Redding |
| Front-of-House: | Members of Harbour Theatre |
THE LOVE LIST received an Adjudicator's Certificate for “Rapport between Alan Morris and Jarrod Buttery” at the ITA Robert Finley Awards 2016.
THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES
By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, adapted by Steven Canny & John NicholsonDirected by Trevor Dhu
SEASON: Friday 2nd December - Sunday 11th December
Due to circumstances beyond our control, the production of THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES had to be cancelled just prior to opening night.