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A very warm welcome to the digital screening of our fun-sized pantomime Nurse Nellie Saves Panto! When we heard it was no longer possible to welcome audiences into the theatre for socially distanced performances as we’d initially hoped, we decided to find a way to bring Nurse Nellie straight to you.

We’re thrilled to give you the chance to tune in from home and still enjoy watching a pantomime this festive season, when so many other plans have had to change.

The show will be streamed with free access, as a Christmas present to panto-lovers in Kent and the surrounding region.

Our fun-sized show tells the story of what happens when a baddie tries to steal the joy of pantomime and features a number of familiar Marlowe panto gags, routines and musical numbers – including the legendary ghost bench!

While tickets to the screening are free, we would be really grateful if you would consider making a donation to The Marlowe’s Love Your Theatre campaign, to help us recover through next year and continue to make a major contribution to the cultural life of our region.

We hope that watching Nurse Nellie Saves Panto will create special Christmas memories in your household at the end of this challenging year. Thank you to everyone for your help and support and to our co-producers Evolution Productions and the wonderful creative team led by Paul Hendy, the cast and crew, who worked miracles to make this possible.

Enjoy the show!

Deborah Shaw Chief Executive The Marlowe

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AGONY AUNT'S Q&A

You’re preaching to the choir love – these have certainly been testing times for us all! I’ve been here at home during lockdown, and there’s a few things I’ve been doing to keep myself sane (ish) that I’m happy to share with you. For starters there’s the obvious suggestion – it wouldn’t be a lockdown without a bit of baking (it’s the laaaaw). You can look up some lovely recipes and crack on with a nice banana bread, sourdough loaf or even a cake (it’s somebody’s birthday somewhere isn’t it?). Baking can be a good stress reliever, you need to stay focused on what you’re doing to avoid ‘soggy bottoms’ and other baking disasters (trust me, I speak from experience) and the time will fly by.

Another way to get some well-needed endorphins and a bit of eye candy is to start the morning with a Joe Wicks workout. The Body Coach’s Wake Up With Joe (I should be so lucky) series can be found on YouTube – they’re 20 minute long videos and will give you a good boost before you start work, or after you’ve wrapped up for the day.

If you’re missing your friends, why don’t you

set up a weekly Zoom call, like I’ve done with my panto pals? You could do a fun quiz, or just have a catch up. It’s the highlight of my week to make a

nice cup of tea and sit down for a chin wag

with Billy, Jill and Fairy Moonshot – Billy always mutes himself or turns himself into a potato, but what can you do? Just make sure you lock the meeting so you don’t get any unwanted visitors popping their noses in where they don’t belong – we learnt that the hard way

when Baron Von Badapple barged his way in.

Times are tough, but remember you’re not on your own and we’ll all get through this together.

I’ve been working from home and I’m getting very bored of spending all my time indoors, without being able to see my friends and family. It feels like the days really drag. What are your tips for getting through lockdown and what can I do to fill the time?

Stay focused on what you're doing to avoid 'soggy bottoms' (trust me, I speak from experience).

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This year we’ve missed watching in wonderAs you bring us amazing thrills, some tears, and plenty of laughter.

But most of all, thank you to The Marlowe for all your fantastic opportunities

And for being such an important part of the Canterbury community.

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BIOGRAPHY

Chanice trained at London School of Musical Theatre (LSMT).Her West End credits include ensemble/second cover Diana Ross in Motown The Musical (Shaftesbury Theatre); first cover Nabulungi in The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales Theatre); and ensemble/ swing in Beautiful – The Carole King Story (Aldwych Theatre).

Chanice’s other credits include Angie in Our House (Union Theatre, Southwark).

@SweetChanice

FAIRY MOONSHOT

BIOGRAPHY

Cara trained at The London School of Musical Theatre and The Television Workshop, Nottingham.Her professional credits include Sandy

in Grease (Royal Caribbean Productions); Cinderella in Cinderella (The Marlowe), Presenter in The Smurfs: Live! (MEI Productions), Molly in Modhesh World (Dubai World Trade Centre); Jill in Mother Goose (Sheffield Lyceum); Lucy in The Velvet Rope (Grayboy Entertainment); Cinderella in Cinderella, Wendy in Peter Pan and Princess Amelia in Jack And The Beanstalk (PHA Pantomimes); Luciana in The Boys From Syracuse (Union Theatre/Ben De Wynter); Children's Choir in Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (UK Tour/Bill Kenright); Eliza in Bernard's Watch (CITV/Rachel Tillotson); Kirsty Morgan in My Parents

Are Aliens (CITV/Frank Smith). She has also appeared in Jamie Johnson (CBBC/Joe Talbot) and This is England (Warp Films/Shane Meadows).

Cara has enjoyed contracts as lead vocalist at sea for Costa Cruises and P&O Australia/Grayboy Entertainment, as well as in Backlash Ballroom and Somewhere In Time (UK Tour), with Ian Waite and Natalie Lowe from BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing.

Cara received a nomination for Best Female at The Great British Pantomime Awards in 2017 and 2018 and is excited to be back at The Marlowe to help save panto for Christmas 2020.

@CaraDudgeon caradudgeon.com

JILL

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BIOGRAPHY

Lloyd had variety in his blood from the age of 10, making his stage debut in Oliver at the Theatre Royal Margate. Since then he has entertained all over the world with his own unique style of comedy wordplay.

As a comedy wordsmith, Lloyd regularly performs for Warner Leisure Hotels across the country. He is no stranger to the cruise ship industry either, having recently performed worldwide on-board Marella, Princess and Fred Olsen cruise lines.

Lloyd has produced two DVDs (Mad & Manic and Live & Unleashed) and sold out two nights at The Marlowe Studio with his latest show Live & Electric.

Lloyd toured the UK in 2018, supporting Jim Davidson on his On The Road Again tour. This was his 14th tour with Jim.

As a writer Lloyd has written for Stephen Mulhern for many years.

Lloyd is thrilled to be back in Canterbury this Christmas to help Nurse Nellie save panto. This will be his 10th pantomime at The Marlowe and his 14th for Evolution Productions.

Lloyd lives in Westgate-on-Sea with his wife Danielle, his daughter Ottilie and his two cats Arthur and Mogwai.

@LloydHollett

BILLY

BIOGRAPHY

Ian is delighted to be appearing on his home patch, taking on the role of Baron Von Badapple. As a regular for Evolution Productions he has played King Larry Of Letchworth in Sleeping Beauty, Baron Eric in Cinderella, King Eric in Jack And The Beanstalk, Eric The Overacting Pirate in Peter Pan and Herman in Snow White, to name a few. Recently he appeared in two new series of Diddy TV with Dick and Dom and last year became one of the sketch players in the highly successful re-launch of Crackerjack! hosted by Sam and Mark, of which he has just returned from recording the second series with a Christmas special due to go out this year.

Across a long career Ian has appeared in many theatrical productions including What The Butler Saw; The Duchess of Malfi; Richard III; The Provoked Wife; A

Streetcar Named Desire; The Crucible; The Recruiting Officer; The Caretaker; Dancing At Lughnasa; Arsenic and Old Lace, Saturday Night Sunday Morning, Two Gentlemen of Verona (RSC and West End); Peaches (Royal Court); No Way Out; The Long And The Short And The Tall and The Darling Buds of May.

His many television credits include Casualty; Coronation Street; Scoop; Little Howard’s Big Question; Uncle Max, Nuzzle And Scratch and ex-footballing Geordie pundit Terry McIlroy in Channel 4’s Pete vs Life. Younger audiences will possibly know him best for his various character guises during his long run on Dick & Dom In Da Bungalow (265 live shows on BBC One). He did more of the same in The Legend of Dick and Dom, Diddy Movies and Hoopla and most recently Diddy TV. Ian also created and portrayed the characters of Frank Burgess, the strict disciplinarian prison officer, in The Slammer (currently enjoying a re-run on CBBC) and the ‘hard-hitting’ Geordie copper Harry Batt for whom he co-wrote a one-off comedy. Next year he can be seen as the new pirate Sandy Toes in CBeebies favourite Swashbuckle.

BARON VON BADAPPLE


BIOGRAPHY

Paul Hendy is a scriptwriter, director and producer. Paul wrote, directed and produced the short film, The Last Laugh. The film has been a huge success at major film festivals around the world winning several awards including ‘Best Comedy Drama’ at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival, ‘Award of Excellence’ at the Global Film Festival (San Diego) and ‘Best Film’ at the Manchester Film Festival.

On television, Paul hosted shows such as The Disney Club, Don’t Try This At Home with Davina McCall and Wheel of Fortune (which had been running for 23 years until Paul hosted one series and they cancelled it!). He also hosted the BAFTA nominated Dear Mr Barker and the cult classic Stash the Cash (‘cult’ meaning it was rubbish but students liked it!).

His novels Diary Of A C-List Celeb (in no way autobiographical… honest!) and Who Killed Simon Peters? were published by Transworld in 2004 and 2009. They received great critical acclaim and were subsequently translated into Russian and Greek (true!). The novels can currently be found in the bargain bins of most reputable bookshops.

Paul directed and produced a UK Tour of Mister Maker & The Shapes Live!. He also directed and produced a UK Tour of Morecambe. Paul has the screen rights for Morecambe and is currently developing a film called Bring Me Sunshine about the life story of his comedy heroes, Morecambe and Wise… watch this space!

Along with his wife, Emily Wood, Paul started Evolution Productions in 2005 and have built a reputation for superior, bespoke pantomimes with the emphasis on high quality production values, strong casting and genuinely funny scripts. Paul is delighted to have won ‘Pantomime of the Year’ in 2017 (Dick Whittington, The Marlowe Theatre); 2018 (Mother Goose, Sheffield Lyceum); and 2020 (Cinderella, Sheffield Lyceum).

This is Paul’s fifteenth year of writing, directing and producing pantomimes, and he is thrilled to be back at The Marlowe. He is incredibly proud of the reputation they have built for being one of the biggest and best pantomimes in the country. After such a challenging year, Paul is determined to help Nurse Nellie and the gang save pantomime and spread some much-needed cheer around Kent.

He hopes you enjoy it!

WRITER / DIRECTOR & PRODUCERPA UL HE ND Y

BIOGRAPHY

B en trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. He has worked extensively in all areas of the profession, directing and producing various shows and appearing in over 100 productions in theatres across the UK and beyond.

His favourite roles include Return Of The Unknown (The Marlowe); Tom in Table Manners; Cassio in Othello; Mr Collins in Pride And Prejudice; Wayne Hudson in Popcorn; Guy Haines in Strangers On A Train; Brian in A Day In The Death of Joe Egg; Freddie Page in Deep Blue Sea; Dan in Night Must Fall; Clive in Season’s Greeting; Dan in An Evening With Gary Lineker; Peter in Blue Remembered Hills; Bernard in Boeing Boeing; Tom in Round And Round The Garden and Dr. Bradman in Blithe Spirit. He also co-

produced and appeared in the UK tour of Don’t Dress For Dinner.

His film credits include Innocent Crimes, Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie and Graham in the British comedy film Patrick.

Ben has recently appeared at the Swan Theatre (Stratford-upon-Avon) for the Royal Shakespeare Company in The Provoked Wife and Venice Preserved. He is also producing Harrogate Theatre’s upcoming repertory season.

Ben was awarded Dame of the Year at The Great British Pantomime Awards for his role in Peter Pan in 2018 and is nominated for Best Ugly Sister for his role in Cinderella in 2018/19. He has appeared in 23 consecutive pantomimes, this is his 16th season for Evolution Productions and 11th year here at The Marlowe, and he is thrilled that Nurse Nellie can save panto this year!

@BenRoddy

NURSE NELLIE


BIOGRAPHY

James has worked professionally since the age of 15, and now at 27, is in high demand producing music for major production companies all around the world, including The West End.

As a pianist he regularly works with many of the country’s top musicians, performing in some of the UK's most prestigious venues. As musical director he's worked with a wide range of star names, from various Britain's Got Talent winners such as Ashleigh and Pudsey, to film and Broadway star, Samantha Barks, to household names such as Phillip Schofield, who James worked with on the UK touring concert The Knights Of

Music, welcoming Phillip back to the stage singing after his 15-year hiatus!

James' unique energy and entertaining approach to music making has taken him abroad, performing on islands in Venice to engagements in Ibiza with his own creation Cue Music UK. As a bit of a keen actor also, in 2020 he helped to create the role of ‘Mister Music Maker’ performing with CBeebies' ‘Mister Maker’ on his UK touring show.

Away from the stage, other projects include working with Touker Suleyman from BBC's Dragons' Den, composing and producing the music for a new global brand. Of course, not

Simon is originally from West Yorkshire and trained at Performers College, Essex. As Director and Choreographer:

Legally Blonde; Side Show; and 9 to 5 (Bird College). As Choreographer: Groundhog Day (Helsinki City Theatre); Lin Manuel-Miranda’s 21 Chump Street (The Courtyard); Guys & Dolls, Rent, Brass (Mountview); Dick Whittington, Aladdin (Hawth, Crawley) and Tring Park’s Encore Dance Company 2019, 2020.

As Associate Choreographer: Strictly Ballroom (Piccadilly Theatre); Jesus Christ Superstar (The Barbican, Regents Park Open Air Theatre & Lyric Opera,

Chicago); The Lorax (The Old Vic) and Drunk (Bridewell).

As Associate Director: Jekyll and Hyde (The Old Vic).

As a performer: Miss Saigon (Prince Edward Theatre); Chicago (Curve, Leicester); A Chorus Line (London Palladium); Wicked (Victoria Palace); Grease (Piccadilly Theatre); The Who’s Tommy (English Theatre, Frankfurt); High School Musical (Hammersmith Apollo); Footloose (UK Tour); Elton John and Tim Rice’s Aida (Colosseum Theater, Essen).

Workshops include: King Kong (The Broadway Theatre); Company (Gielgud & Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre).

CHOREOGRAPHERSIMON HARDWICK

JAMES HARRISON

BIOGRAPHY

Jack is an award winning lighting designer working across theatre, musicals and opera, both in the UK and internationally.

In 2014 he won the LIT award for his design on Judy! at the Arts Theatre and has received nominations for both the What’sOnStage and Offies awards for his lighting.

He is Associate Lighting Designer at Above the Stag Theatre, where he has lit many shows including the Offie winning Grindr The Opera, as well as Closer To Heaven, Romance Romance, Title of Show, Maurice, Beautiful Thing and Holding The Man, among many others.

His recent work includes: The Grinch! LIVE; Death Drop at The Garrick Theatre; Soho Cinders at Charing Cross Theatre; an immersive pop up experience for IKEA X Sonos, created by Les Enfants Terribles; Brooklyn The Musical for Greenwich Theatre; Dust at Trafalgar Studios and the New York Theatre Workshop; The Falcons Malteser for Seabright Productions at The Vaults; Honk! for Hounslow Arts; Peter Pan for Theatre Royal Margate; Maria Studara for Opera Up Close; Boots at The Bunker Theatre (Offie Nominated); Cinderella at the Gaiety Theatre; The Wizard of Oz for Blackpool Opera House; The Funeral Director for Papatango Theatre & English Touring Theatre; The Plague, Hanna and Titus Andronicus for The Arcola Theatre; Rain Man at Theatre Royal Windsor and a UK Tour; Rothschild & Sons for The Park Theatre; George’s Marvellous Medicine for Leicester Curve and UK Tour; Pyar Actually at Watford Palace; Assata Taught Me for The Gate Theatre, and The Boys in the Band at The Vaudeville Theatre, (What’sOnStage & Broadway World Nominated) among others.

His other work includes lighting the 2018 & 2019 What’sOnStage Awards Concert at the Prince of Wales Theatre, West End.

LIGHTING DESIGNERJACK WEIR

forgetting about his love for panto, James also musically supervises 12 pantomimes around the country. He also produced the music for ITV's "This Morning Panto" this year. Having had a passion for theatre from a young age, James also runs a successful music production company, specialising in bespoke creations.

James is delighted to be back collaborating with Evolution Productions doing exactly what he loves, whilst helping to bring a bit of magic, music and joy to Kent after a very bizarre 2020!

MUSICAL DIRECTOR


OUR FAVOURITE SCENES

Marlowe favourite Lloyd Hollett looks towards a new role

Panto veteran Ian Kirkby enjoys rehearsals

Chanice Alexander-Burnett prepares to take on the role of Fairy Moonshot


OUR FAVOURITES

A selection of our

favourites from this

year's rehearsals

Panto producer Paul Hendy directs Nurse Nellie Saves Panto

Writer and director Paul Hendy shares his script with the cast


LOVE YOUR THEATRE

This year Walker Construction are sponsoring our fun-sized panto.

Chairman Steve Walker has a personal connection to The Marlowe and credits the theatre with helping him to overcome his anxiety issues and move on from an immensely difficult time in his life.

“My anxiety at its worst basically meant that other than going to work, I didn’t go outside of my house for six years,” he says.

“I’d leave for work at 5am in the morning to avoid the traffic in the little sleepy town of Hythe, where there is no traffic, and I’d stay in the office until 7pm at night. I’d get home on Friday night and wouldn’t leave the house again until Monday morning.”

“I avoided everything, and I lost a big part of my life. I didn’t see my children’s school plays and things like that, which I regret deeply now. It’s an awful feeling, I wouldn’t wish it on anybody, because it’s an unseen illness.”

“I was existing, not living. It probably took me 12 to 15 years to get back to any form of a normal life, which is far too long.”

Steve and his wife Caroline decided to focus on The Marlowe for his recovery. With the help of Stage Door Keeper Will Millar, Caroline arranged for him to do a tour of The Marlowe when it was empty, to help him feel more comfortable.

During his first visits, he felt a great deal of panic and was on ‘high alert’ but said this gradually started to ease and his trips to the theatre gave him something positive to focus on.

“I probably did a dozen performances like that before I actually looked forward to coming. The

more I did it, the more comfortable I became in my surroundings. I knew that there were multiple exits I could get out of if I wanted to and slowly those feelings subsided.”

Steve says the theatre has now become a hugely positive influence in his life.

“It’s a bit like a second home now. I was devastated when we couldn’t come during lockdown but to be able to be back and involved in some way with

helping the theatre is just fantastic. It’s very important not just for me, but for my family, because they can see what a positive effect it’s had on me.”

“We all need joy, positivity and laughter in our life and when you come to the theatre that is what you get. It’s given me the opportunity to enjoy life like I never imagined I would several years ago. I just wouldn’t be without it now.”

“As a business we chose to support The Marlowe because it’s so important to the community of Canterbury and the whole of Kent. We need this lovely theatre; we need to be able to bring hope and joy to people in the surrounding area. I would really urge anybody that can to get on board and help preserve and keep this theatre for everybody for years to come.”

It's a bit like a second home now.


The light-footed cast learn a new routine

The highs and lows of panto rehearsals

Ben Roddy embraces the joy of panto during rehearsals


THE MARLOWE EVOLUTION PRODUCTIONS

CREATIVE TEAMWriter & Director Paul HendyMusical Director James HarrisonChoreographer Simon HardwickLighting Designer Jack WeirVideo Design Dr Andy

PRODUCTION TEAMSound Designer Remi WeaverCompany Manager on the Book Helen Cobb

EVOLUTION PRODUCTIONSProducer Emily WoodProducer Paul HendyProduction Supervisor Tom MurrayFinance Manager Dannii HollettAccountant Tim SpencerAssociate Producer (Maternity Leave) Kate RoddyTechnical Director Stuart RelphWardrobe & Prop Supervisor Amy ChamberlainSet Designer & Senior Scenic Artist Michelle MardenSet & Costume Consultant Helga Wood Deputy Wardrobe Supervisor Ella NealPrincipal Costume Maker Anna HarperCostume Maker & Milliner Sue CookProduction Management Stuart RelphWorkshop CarpentersJes BainesMarshJason WilliamsLeo LilesGlitter Technician MarshStore Master Marsh

Load Master Jason WilliamsStore CrewGary JuddAndrew TyeAaron PowerSimon RenoldsShane AdlerTommo BaileyAdditional Store Crew supplied by AP CrewGrumpy Teenager Freddie HendyApprentice Diva Poppy Sunshine HendyComedy Consultant Jago Hendy

Special thanks toMimics ProductionsEast Kent TimberVolund TimberMike Coltman ConstructionAmazing Backdrops

EVOLUTION PRODUCTIONS STAFF TEAMTHE MARLOWE TEAM

EXECUTIVE TEAM Chief Executive Deborah Shaw Chief Operating Officer Paula Gillespie Director of Finance Paul Turner PA to Chief Executive Fiona Medeiros ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE Senior Finance Officer Sian Ruffles Finance Officer Leeann Frost Systems Manager Jason Green LEARNING & PARTICIPATION Associate Director (Learning & Participation) Paul Ainsworth Learning & Participation Manager Jack Finch-Harding ARTISTIC PLANNING Executive Producer Rebekah Jones Theatre Programmer & Producer Kim Sanders Theatre Programmer & Producer Marissa Garbo MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Director of Marketing & Communications John Baker Head of Marketing Ben Travis Marketing Officers Becky Startup-Waters & Rhiannon Dance Communications Officer Molly Kersey Graphic Designer Jasmine Marceau Data Analyst James Drouot DEVELOPMENT Head of Development Samantha Scott Memberships Officer Mia Power Business Development Officer Matthew Clarke BOX OFFICE Box Office Manager Jacob Mayfield Group Sales Officer Tom Benfield

Box Office Assistants George Mitchell, Kerry Dougan, Mark Donaldson, Mathilde Jovanovic, Stuart Hosmer-Wright TECHNICAL Director of Technical & Building Services Euan Maybank Technical Manager Mark Watts Deputy Technical Manager David Beaumont House Technicians Adam Witts, Charlie Bailey, Emma Braiden, Louise Hickman, Matt Holter, Phillip McCracken, Remi Weaver, Vanessa Lucas Production Assistant Ruth Blakey Theatre Crew & Technicians Shane Alder, Samuel Alldridge, George Axon, Thomas Bailey, Alicia Belsher, Thomas Bishop, Angel Brooks, Hannah Clarke, Jacqueline Cox, Andrew Dinley, Miriam Ellis, Arianne Evans, John Evans, Victoria Evans, Stephen Farley, Harriet Finch, Joel Francis, Charlotte Hall, Maria Harrington, Andrew Holgate, Dawid Jagusiak, Joseph Janman, Nicholas Jarvest, Jack Jenkins, Tracey Joyce, Ricky Joyce, Neil Kemp, Joe Killen, Melissa Lawes, Daniel Marsh, Jonathan Marsh, Luke McCann, Michelle McCarthy, Neil Michaelides, James Nicholas, Mark Norrington, Benjamin Peilow, Aaron Power, Elliot Price, Gillian Rushton, Benjamin Sheekey, Helen Spillett, Jake Taylor, Carol Wakefield, David Wakefield, Joseph Warner-Powis, Jacob Wraight HOUSEKEEPING & MAINTENANCE Building Services Manager Andy Nicholas Housekeeping Manager Aina ZikmaneTechnical Operations Assistant Andy Dinley Cleaning & Maintenance Team Members Dawid Jagusiak, Abdulhagh Makwar, Shannon Faloon STAGE DOOR Stage Door Keeper Will Millar

Assistant Stage Door Keeper Emily Revell FRONT OF HOUSE Front of House Manager Emma Aveston Duty Manager (Scheduling) Ben Clark Front of House Supervisors Chris Padgham & Lauren Friday Zero Hours Duty Managers Rebecca Allen, Baely Saunders & Henry Maddicott Zero Hours Front of House Supervisors Rebecca Allen, Baely Saunders Head Chef Martin Dixon-Sandwell Sous Chef Mel Harris Barista Izzy Galbraith Front of House Assistants Cat Wallace, Catherine Daniels, James Brunkow, Will Bane, Samantha Howard Front of House Assistants (Zero Hours) Sharon Acton, Lorraine Apps, Joy Aziaya, Kathrin Bodmer, Sherian Carey, Nadia Davies, Joshua Devine, Camilla Emdon, Janette Eyres, Charlotte Filmer, Annie Greenstreet, Alice Gretton, Olivia Hespe, Emily Husk, Sarah Jackson, Rhianna Jarrett, Louise Jones, Tracy Joyce, Melissa Lawes, Helen Lorigan, Jake MacPherson, Muddaser Mahmoud, Kirsty Marshall, Michelle McCarthy, Colette McLoughlin, Thomas Murray, Elliot Price, Katherine Reynard, Ellie Rye, Baely Saunders, Francisca Stangel, Belinda Styles, Nicola Tapsell, Maxwell Taylor, Amy Turnill-Phillips, Laurence Turpin, Nicola Walraven, Madeline Willis, Andrew Wilson, Grace Wranosky, Alessandra Zavagno PRACTITIONERS Creative Practioners Callum Donnelly, Jodie Frater, James Frost, Stacy Golding, Paul Skinner, Eleanor Wright, Grace Wranosky, Francisca StangelAssistant Facilitators Abigail Murray, Gabrielle Anderson, Bianca-Elena Besteleaga



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