OUR PEOPLE

  • Jane is an actress and director and has worked with organisations including; Archipelago Productions, Tasmanian Theatre Company, Blue Cow Theatre, Mudlark, Tasdance, Theatre North, Ten Days on the Island, Tasmania Performs, Terrapin Puppet Theatre, The Unconformity, Tasmanian Regional Arts, The Australian Script Centre and JUTE. Jane was a founding member and co- artistic director of Mudlark Theatre, and the founder of Launceston Youth Theatre Ensemble.
    Acting credits include; The Winter’s Tale (Blue Cow) The Bleeding Tree (Archipelago/Blue Cow), The Mares (TTC/Ten Days on the Island), The Tree Widows, Two Pairs of Shorts (TTC), Caravan Boat Treehouse, The Sea Project, Beautiful: a Ghost Story, Cross, Voices from the Grave, Rooted, What is the Matter with Mary Jane?, One Day Projects (Mudlark), Dancing Back Home (Mudlark/JUTE), Ghosts of the Olympic (Jane Woollard/Junction Arts Festival), Our Path (Theatre North/Ten Days on the Island), Timon of Athens (independent), F:emails, Hit and Run, Hedda Gabler, A Doll’s House (CentrStage), Cosi, Little Murders, The Importance of Being Earnest, Dead White Males (TRT), The Coming of Stork, Leaving (SSTP), Romeo and Juliet (LC), as well as countless creative developments and script readings. Directing credits include: I Am A Lake, Café (Mudlark), Chasing a Sound Like Rain (Ten Days on the Island/LYTE), A Number (CentrStage), Our Path (associate director: Theatre North/Ten Days on the Island), assistant director to Paige Rattray for The Midlands (Mudlark), and as rehearsal director for Happy Me (Tasmania Performs). Other significant theatre experiences include: an international theatre residency with Artistic Fraud and Theatre Newfoundland Labrador (Newfoundland, Canada), a Tasmanian theatre residency with acclaimed (New York based) Elevator Repair Service, and as co-director of an international youth theatre tour, The Island Exchange Project (touring an original Tasmanian theatre work to Canada in 2011). Jane was the joint 2020 recipient of the Tasmanian Theatre Award for Outstanding Performance in Professional Theatre for The Mares (Tasmanian Theatre Company and Ten Days on the Island).

  • Corey holds a Degree in Commerce, and completed a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Tasmania in 2004.  Corey has career experiences in a number of managerial and operational positions in both private and public sector industries.
    Corey’s experience includes over 10 years branding and marketing experience with the iconic Boags Brewery. During his time his responsibilities included developing the extremely successful national advertising campaign “Who is James Boag?”, managing sponsorship partnerships of events such as Festivale, Victorian Beer and Wine Festival, Moonlight Cinema’s and Good Food & Wine Shows nationally.
    After leaving Boags Corey worked for Tourism Tasmania on Destination promotion and wholesale tourism product development before moving to the Tasmanian Department of Economic Development , Export and Trade Unit. Corey worked with Tasmanian enterprises to increase their internal capacity and opportunities to export interstate and overseas. Corey developed and managed trade missions to overseas markets to support businesses in the agricultural, mining and Food & Beverage sectors. Most recently Corey was employed as the Operations Manager for the Launceston Tornadoes Basketball Club where he oversaw all operational aspect of this highly visible, community supported professional sporting club. ​Corey has also been extensively involved in a variety of local community organisations in administrative and volunteer roles.

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