Goldele Rayment
Goldele graduated with a Bachelor of Performing Arts at Monash University in 2007. Goldele has trained in both Australia and the USA. Following her participation in the one year part-time Talented Youth Training Program at the Actors College of Theatre and Television in NSW, Goldele undertook a Musical Theatre Workshop at the Walnut Street Theatre in the USA.
She primarily works as a director/animateur, but can often be found behind the scenes as a stage manager and occasionally on stage as a performer.
Goldele's recent credits include; Director "The Typist" at Dantes, "Halfway Across The River", Melbourne Fringe 2008; Top 20 Director for "Short and Sweet 09", Director of "A Fractured Feeling", Adelaide Fringe Festival and National Theatre Studio 1, 2007; Director of "Love, Faith War and Singing Telegram", at The Butterfly Club; Assistant Director and Dramaturge for Shakespeare's "A Comedy of Errors" and as Stage Manager, "Villanus", Brisbane Festival 08 and "Celia's Garden", at Dante's.
Rebekka Salmi
In 2007 Rebekka completed a Bachelor of theatre arts (majoring in theatre studies) at USQ. During her university days she worked with Queensland Arts Council, wrote and directed original works in a variety of theatrical styles, created original short documentaries and also did dramaturgy for USQ productions. Outside of university, Rebekka designed and ran a Summer Shakespeare program, and co-facilitated Que Able, a theatre program for people with intellectual impairments. She also completed a dramaturgy secondment at Queensland Theatre Company and co-created a theatre open-mic night known as The Indigo Experiment. Since then Rebekka has reviewed for Australian Stage Online, and stage managed Macbeth for Eagles Nest Theatre Company. She has also stage managed for La Mama Theatre Company on Four New Short Works by Daniel Kahan and The Dream Children directed by Robert Chuter. In 2009 Rebekka has begun working with The Winestain Project as a Stage Manager and Producer. She will continue to work with them collaboratively in other areas including, administration, dramaturgy and directing.
Natalie Vincent
Natalie has been doing lighting design on the run as a staff technician at The National Theater, St Kilda, and The Alexander Theater, at Monash University, where she has worked with a huge variety of acts, including folk music Legend Arlo Guthrie and Stand up comedian Jimeoin.
She recently lit the "Hats Off" Charity Performance, Halfway Across the River" Melbourne Fringe Festival 08, "Villanus" Brisbane Festival 08 and Melbourne Fringe Festival 08 and The Vagina Monologues for Cheshire Cat Inc at the Trades Hall.
Brooke Jury
Brooke has been running her own design business for 5 years. She has worked on projects for Sony Australia, Sony New Zealand, adidas, Levis, Lee and many other companies from the music and fashion industries. Her work has been featured in various international design publications, notably Carter's Big Book of Businesscards, Curvy 4 and Curvy 5.
A specialist in Flash animation, she is currently Senior Designer at PagesDigital, studying for her Masters in Internet and Web Computing while taking on client work.
Her latest personal project, the interactive art and portfolio site Sketchbrooke is due late January. Contact details are at sketchbrooke.com.
Daniel Harper
Hailing from Sacramento California, Daniel has over 6 years of sound engineering experience and has been a favored Sound Engineer for many of California's top politicians such as Arnold Shwarzenegger, as well as working for commercial clients such as Mercedes Benz, Intel Computer and UNICEF.
Daniel is currently making commercial music and spearheading an International sound effects collection for his production company Syntrypical Productions.
Sean Mulchay
Sean graduated with a bachelor of Performing Arts from Monash university in 2008 and is curerntly in his honours year. In 2006, Sean won two Monash University Student Theatre awards for Best New Talent and Best Comic Performance. Passionate about Shakespeare’s works, Sean is president of the Monash Shakespeare Society.
Sean Recent credits include; Dad Stoning Mary Centre for Drama & Theatre Studies Suzanne Chaundy (dir.); Dr Alan Campbell The Picture of Dorian Gray Diatomic Productions [Melbourne Fringe Festival] Greg Eldridge & Liam Suckling (dir.); Amintor (lead) The Maid’s Tragedy Shakespeare Society Natalie Miller (dir.; )Alonso The Tempest Shakespeare Society Alex de la Rambleje (dir.)