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Most Referenced Works
Personal Awards
- 2024-2025 finalist Queensland Premier's Drama Award for 'The Future Is History'.
- 2021 winner Rodney Seaborn Playwrights' Award for 'The Future is History'.
- 2015 inaugural winner The Lysicrates Prize for an adaptation of Peter Goldsworthy's novella Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam
Awards for Works
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form
y
Sweet As
( dir. Jub Clerc
)
Australia
:
Arenamedia Pty Ltd
,
2022
25066720
2022
single work
film/TV
'The debut feature from writer/director Jub Clerc, inspired by her own experience, Sweet As is a coming of age road movie seen through the eyes of Murra, a 15-year-old Indigenous girl from Port Hedland in Western Australia.'
Source: Arenamedia.
- 2024 nominated Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — Best Direction in Film
- 2024 nominated Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — Best Film
- 2022 shortlisted AWGIE Awards — Film Award — Original
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y
Food
2012
Surrey Hills
:
Shanahan Management
,
2012
Z1841989
2012
single work
drama
'A country highway. A greasy takeaway joint. Two sisters. One of them left, one stayed behind. One chose chaos, the other control. One chose sex, the other - food. Enter Hakan Leventoglu, aka Hassan the Beautiful.
'Kate Champion is riding the wave of a decade of brilliant work across theatre, opera and dance, notably with her celebrated company Force Majeure.Steve Rodgers is a theatrical marvel who writes and acts with equal aplomb. Their work meets here within the classic architecture of great drama: feuding sisters, a charming man and the possibility of transformation.
'The sisters battle it out, trying to make sense of who they were, who they are and whether they can ever allow each other to be something else.' (Source: Belvoir St Theatre website)
-
y
Savage River
Strawberry Hills
:
Currency Press
Griffin Theatre Company
,
2009
Z1593820
2009
single work
drama
'From a ramshackle hut by the water, Kingsley forages a living with his young son, Tiger. Times are tough and money in short supply, but with good humour, invention and resilience they make the best of it, bundled together as family. One night, Kingsley brings home the beguiling Jude, who unwittingly changes three lives overnight. Jude seems happy enough to enjoy Tiger and Kingsley's attention, and let history slip by. History does, though, have a habit of catching up with you. A warm, affectionate and moving story of the glimpsing of freedom and the weight of the things that shackle us.' (Publisher's blurb)
- 2009 nominated Sydney Theatre Awards — Best New Australian Work
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