Theatre Heritage Australia

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Profiles

This is section documents some of the more interesting characters that have made substaintial contributions to our theatre history.

Re-discovering Syria Lamonte: Pioneering Recording Artist

Written by Roger Neill

Bert Bailey Started In Melodrama And Made A Fortune From A Beard

Written by Robert Morrison

Said J.C. Williamson (Part 2)

Written by J.C. Williamson, with picture research by Rob Morrison

Frank Neil—‘He Lived Show Business’ (Part 2)

Written by Frank Van Straten

Encounters with Stars of the Theatrical Kind (Part 4)

Written by Raymond Stanley

James Hay: A tenor lowly-born who married into a world of wealth

Written by Jeff Clarke

The Memoirs of J. Alan Kenyon or Behind the Velvet Curtain (Part 12)

Written by J.A. Kenyon; edited by Judy Leech

Encounters with Stars of the Theatrical Kind (Part 3)

Written by Raymond Stanley

Clara Clifton: From England’s provincial theatres to the Australian stage (Part 3)

Written by Bob Ferris

Marcus Clarke and the Theatre (Part 2)

Written by Mimi Colligan

A Child Among You (Part 1)

Written by Charles Heslop; with picture research and endnotes by Rob Morrison

Frank Neil—‘He Lived Show Business’ (Part 1)

Written by Frank Van Straten

Said J.C. Williamson (Part 1)

Written by J.C. Williamson, with picture research by Rob Morrison

Margaret Henry and the Actors Theatre

Written by Peter Stephenson Jones

She Was the Most Popular Woman on the Continent: Marie Lloyd's visit to Australia in 1901

Written by Frank Van Straten

Daphne Pollard: From Fitzroy to Hollywood

Written by Nick Murphy

Marcus Clarke and the Theatre (Part 1)

Written by Mimi Colligan

The Tenor Henry Squires: From Albany, America to Australia ...

Written by Kurt Gänzl

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