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Training
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Three years full-time training at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (Sydney), graduating in 1976. |
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Theatre
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For Years I Couldnt Wear My Black by Anthony Shaffer |
Reginald | 1977 | Queensland Theatre Company |
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My first professional appearance. I played a 15 year-old psychopathic Cockney school boy. |
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'The Merchant of Venice' |
Solanio | 1977 | QTC |
| 'Dangerous
Corner' by J.B. Priestley |
Gordon | 1977 | Twelfth Night Theatre |
| 'Da' by Hugh Leonard |
Charlie Then | 1977 | Old Tote Theatre Company |
| 'Tribute' by Bernard Slade |
Jud Templeton | 1979 | Peter Williams Productions |
| 'The
One Day Of The Year' by Alan Seymour |
Hughie | 1980 | State Theatre Co. of South Australia |
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The classic Australian play about ANZAC Day and its effect on a family. |
| 'Duck Variations' by David Mamet |
Old Man | 1980 | Griffin Theatre Company |
| 'How
To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying' by Frank Loesser |
Finch | 1992/1993 National Tour |
Gordon Frost Organisation |
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| 'Merrily
We Role Along' by Stephen Sondheim |
Franklin | 1996 | Sydney Theatre Company |
| 'Miracle
City' by Nick Enright and Max Lambert |
Ricky Truswell | 1996 | Sydney Theatre Company |
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"We wanted someone
who is seductive and intelligent and has great impact on an audience because
he has to become savage, and savage someone else onstage. Tom's emotional
resources and power as an actor are fantastic - and it's all under a very
boyish, sexy, charming exterior." Director - Gale Edwards |
| As Pastor Ricky Truswell |
| 'A
Tribute To Frank Sinatra' |
Lead Vocals and Narration | 1998 | The Tower Twilight At Taronga Concerts |
| 'Frank
- The Sinatra Story in Song' by Tom Burlinson |
Lead Vocals and Narration | 1998/99 | Batang Productions |
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| These concerts led to the creation of 'Frank - The Sinatra Story in Song'. |
From the first
season at the Seymour Centre, Sydney.
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| Concert performances in a variety of venues for charities, corporations and other organisations | |||
| 'Frank
- The Sinatra Story in Song' (as above) |
2001 | Adelaide
Festival Theatre. Capitol Theatre, Sydney. |