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Annette Shun Wah
Annette Shun Wah is a freelance actor, writer and broadcaster. She has served on Theatre 4a's advisory board since its incorporation in 2004, and is also on the board of the Sydney Writers' Festival.
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Rick Lau After leaving his comfortable career (and very comfortable salary) in IT and graduating from the Music Theatre course at NIDA, Rick was hit by the grim reality of the limiting opportunities for Asian actors in Australia. With the support of 4a (Asian-Australian Artists Association) and a funding grant by the Australia Council for the Arts, Rick co-founded Theatre 4a with fellow artist Paul Cordeiro.
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Paul Cordiero An eclectic career in dance is how Paul Cordiero would describe his professional life thus far. Contemporary dance and dance theatre, commercial mainstage shows, outreach workshops in regional areas, director of dance parties, actor, large scale event choreographer and/or assistant director, self devised solo performance maker, guest artist and collaborator in works based on different cultural practices.
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Aubrey Mellor OAM
Aubrey Mellor is a leading Australian Theatre Director. He was Director of the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) from 2004-2008, and was formerly Artistic Director of Melbourne's Playbox Theatre - his fourth Artistic Directorship of a theatre company. He is well known as an acting teacher to a generation of acclaimed Australian actors and renowned for translations and productions of the classics.
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William Yang William Yang was born in North Queensland, his grandparents migrating from China to the Top End in the 1880s. After completing a Bachelor of Architecture at Queensland University he moved to Sydney in 1969 and worked as a freelance photographer documenting Sydney's social life which included the glamorous celebrity set and the hedonistic, sub-cultural, gay community.
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Jessica Milner Davis
Dr Milner Davis is an independent scholar, education consultant and speaker on tertiary education policy and gifted education development programs for schools and for parent-groups. She has worked with some 300 schools and educational organizations in New South Wales, across all school systems, and advised both State and Federal bodies on education issues.
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Gary Williams
Gary is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants has been partner of the accounting firm, Rosenfeld Kant & Co since 1994. Gary provides accounting, audit, taxation and financial planning services to a diversified range of clients including many in the arts industry. |
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| Alison Cook
Alison Cook is an IP/IT lawyer currently working for an IT company. Her previous legal work includes a top-tier firm, a large telecommunications company and volunteer work with the Arts Law Centre. Within the arts, she has been Member Services Executive at Screenrights, the audio-visual copyright society and a committee member of SAMAG (the Sydney Arts Management Advisory Group).
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