Mark’s credits as performer/musician/musical director include; Goodbye Vaudeville Charlie Mudd (Malthouse Theatre), The Beautiful Losers (The Melbourne Comedy Festival, Malthouse Theatre, The Adelaide Cabaret Festival), Meow Meow’s The Red Shoes (Belvoir, Malthouse Theatre, Black Swan)….

Paul Charlier has composed the music and sound designed for over 200 productions across film, television, theatre, dance, physical theatre, radio and gallery installations in Australia and overseas.

Richard Dinnen’s work in technical design and production management spans 29 years for companies based in Australia and the UK. He works regularly with Andrew Kay and Associates, with recent technical direction and production credits including Bluey’s World, Bluey’s Big Play national and international tours, Monet in Paris and Van Gogh Alive. His other recent work with Andrew Kay and Associates includes technical direction and lighting designer on Choir of Man national and international tours, Noise Boys international premiere, technical direction for The Songkeepers, Trainspotting Australian Tour 2017, Operation Ouch – Live on Stage and Nigel Kennedy Australian tour 2017.

Rinko is a production professional with over a decade of experience across international touring, large-scale exhibitions, and live entertainment venues. Originally from Tokyo, she has worked globally — from Norwegian Cruise Line vessels to US, European, and Australian tours of The Choir of Man — and since 2021 has been working with Option 2 Design and Management across productions including Van Gogh Alive, Monet in Paris, Bluey's Big Play, and Bluey's World Brisbane.

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Siiri Metsar has been busily twiddling knobs on mixing consoles in recording studios and in live sound venues for over three decades, forging a strong reputation in world and acoustic music genres in particular, and building long-standingassociations with many Australian and international festivals, from Sydney and Melbourne Arts Festivals, to Woodford Folk Festival, Edinburgh Fringe and The Garden Of Unearthly Delights at Adelaide Fringe. 

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