The Drama School draws its staff exclusively from active Industry professionals. Not only does this ensure the currency and relevance of its training but also provides students with valuable contacts in a wide range of performance and technical areas. Recent staff have included:

	Mark Constable Mark is a graduate of the Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts ( WAAPA). He has an extensive list of theatre, film and television credits as both actor and director, having worked for many companies including the Melbourne Theatre Company, Sydney Theatre Company, Queensland Theatre Company, Malthouse, Black Swan, Griffin and Belvoir Street Theatre. He is the co-founder of the acclaimed Old Fitzroy Theatre and Tamarama Rock Surfers Theatre Company which just celebrated it’s 10 year anniversary and is widely regarded as having ignited and nurtured a whole new wave of independent theatre in Sydney. Most recently he played the lead role in the feature film Modern Love which has played in over 30 festivals around the world winning Best Foreign Film at the 2007 European Independent Film Awards. He played alongside Marcus Graham in the short film Spike Up which won the 2007 AFI for best short film and earlier this year he won Second Prize at Sony Tropfest for his film Uncle Jonny which he wrote directed, produced and acted in himself. He has directed over 25 theatre productions and has taught in numerous acting schools throughout Australia. From 2002-2006 he was the Senior Acting Tutor at the Australian Academy of Dramatic Art (AADA) in Sydney. Mark recently played Officer Krupke in the national tour of the award winning musical West Side Story.
	Andrew Gilbert A WAPPA graduate, Andrew has appeared in some of Australia’s most iconic and critically acclaimed films. These include Look Both Ways, Dirty Deeds, Rabbit Proof Fence, The Dish and Mullet, for which he received The Australian Film Critic’s Circle Award for Best Supporting Actor. In 1997 he won an AFI award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Kiss or Kill directed by Bill Bennett. Andrew also has extensive TV credits.
	Katrina Milosevic A NIDA Graduate, Katrina has worked consistently as an actor in all media. Her television credits include Big Sky, The Games, Sleuth 101, City Homicide and Rush as well as regular roles in Neighbours and Stingers, for which she was nominated for a Logie. Katrina has worked for many of the major theatre companies including the MTC, the STC, Griffin and Bell Shakespeare and was recently in the film I Love You Too . She has also featured in video clips with Wendy Matthews, the Whitlams and Dallas Crane. In 2011/12 Katrina will be touring Europe with Oscar-winner, Cate Blanchett, in the Sydney Theatre Company’s production of Big and Little
	Francis Greenslade Francis Greenslade began performing with the Adelaide University Footlights. Since then he has performed in regularly in theatre and on television. His theatre credits include: Tartuffe, Babes in the Wood and The Odyssey for the Malthouse, The Madwoman of Chaillot, Urinetown, Things we do for love, Man the Balloon and Blabbermouth for MTC, Chilling and Killing my Annabel Lee, Waking Eve and Competitive Tenderness for Playbox and Navigating for STC. His television credits include: City Homicide, All Saints, Micallef Tonight, The Micallef P(r)ogram(me), Marshall Law, Blue Heelers,Seachange, Pig’s Breakfast, Full Frontal, Critical Mass and currently Winners & Losers.
	Luciano Martucci Luciano is a graduate of the NIDA Acting Course (1984) and Adelaide University (BA, Dip Ed.) He has performed throughout Australia as an actor on stage, television, film and radio. His credits include work with the Melbourne Theatre Company, Sydney Theatre Company, Bell Shakespeare Company, State Theatre Company (SA), The Gordon/Frost Organisation and the Sydney Dance Company.
	Margaret Mills A graduate of VCA School of Drama Margaret has performed in over thirty productions with MTC, The Malthouse, La Mama, Belvoir St, STC, Black Sequin Productions, Whistling in the Theatre and Ranters Theatre with such writers and directors as Andrew Bovell, Jenny Kemp, Neil Armfield, Roger Hodgman, Marguerite Duras, Daniel Keene, Raimondo and Adriano Cortese, Melissa Reeves, and Noelle Janaczewska. Credits include The Doll’s House, Angels in America, A Cheery Soul, History of Water, Still Angela, The Black Sequin Dress, Speaking in Tongues (from which Lantana was adapted). She has co-written several produced plays. Her film work includes The Golden Braid (Paul Cox), Bachelor Girl (Rivka Hartman) and the international award winning short film The Other Days of Ruby Rae.
	Anne O’Keeffe Anne O’Keeffe is a teacher, choreographer and performer with a B.Ed in Dance and Drama (Deakin University, 1983) and a Grad. Dip. of Choreography (V.C.A, 1997). She has worked as a freelance artist for the past 21 years, creating work for the Victorian Arts Centre, Australian Choreographic Centre, Dancehouse and numerous theatre groups and community events. Anne has taught Movement to actors at the National, Ballarat University and the Victorian College of the Arts. She performs regularly in Melbourne as an improviser and her company, Sirensong, has produced Walk on Water at the Melbourne City Baths (2000) and her full-length solo work Sex and Death (2002/3).
	Ingrid Weisfelt Ingrid has worked as a performer, movement teacher, directors’ assistant and choreographer throughout Australia and Europe. She has worked with Meryl Tankard’s Australian Dance Theatre, TanzTheater Basel, Vienna International Arts Festival, Steirischer Herbst Festival Graz, ChamberMade Opera, Kage Physical Theatre, Not Yet It’s Difficult, Chunky Move, Opera Australia, Opera Victoria, Red Stitch Actors Theatre, and Schauspielhaus Koeln. Ingrid is a certified Feldenkrais practitioner.