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31 de jan. de 2022 · Sydney Theatre Company has chosen Ian Michael as its 2022 Richard Wherrett Fellow. The Fellowship, which is named after the STC’s founding Artistic Director Richard Wherrett, offers an emerging theatre director the opportunity to gain experience and mentorship over the course of a year while employed by STC.
Photo: Daniel Grant. Sydney Theatre Company is delighted to welcome emerging theatre director Ian Michael as the 2022 Richard Wherrett Fellow. Named for STC’s founding Artistic Director, the Richard Wherrett Fellowship is a year-long opportunity for emerging directors to gain experience and mentorship while being embedded in the Company.
Peter Wherrett. Pip Wilson (9 June 1936 – 23 March 2009) was an Australian motoring and motorsport journalist and race car driver. [1] Wilson was best known as the presenter and co-writer of Torque, a popular motoring television show from 1973 to 1980. [2] [3]
Richard Wherrett June 1995 NLY YEARS LATER, WHEN HE was 14 or 15 and his body was beginning to fulfil its athletic promise, did Richard Wherrett nearly strangle his father on the living room floor. It was after his father had come home yet again in a drunken, hell-bound stupor and given his wife, Wherrett's mother, another thrashing.
7 de dez. de 2001 · Richard Wherrett. Date of Death: December 07, 2001. Birth Place: AUSTRALIA. Latest News on Richard Wherrett: New Historical Revue AUSTRALIA FELIX Opens Next Month at Sydney Theatre (Feb 12, 2024 ...
7 de dez. de 2001 · By Michaela Boland. Obie-winning veteran Oz legit director Richard Wherrett, founder of the Sydney Theater Co. (STC), died at home Friday Dec. 7 in Sydney of liver failure, unrelated to having ...
Artistic Vision. Since 1978, Sydney Theatre Company has produced work that is – in the words of founding artistic director Richard Wherrett – “grand, vulgar, intelligent, challenging and fun.”. A paradox as playful as our city. In the 21st century, the company is dedicated to producing Australian works of ambition and scale.
