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Jenny Seedsman has been narrating talking books since 1986 and
has a wealth of experience behind her. She has worked extensively
in theatre, radio and television for many years. Her appearances
in theatre productions have ranged from Shakespeare, Greek Tragedy
and Restoration Comedy, to modern Australian drama and light comedy.
Radio listeners will be familiar with her voice as she works regularly
in ABC radio plays and programmes.
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David Tredinnick has worked extensively in theatre, film, television
and radio, performing in productions for the Melbourne Theatre Company,
Playbox and on the Melbourne fringe circuit. In 1993 he won the
Green Room Award for Best Actor for his role in Angels in America.
His television work includes a regular role in The Secret Life
of Us and guest roles in Something in the Air, Blue Heelers,
Halifax f.p., and State Coroner. He starred in the internationally
acclaimed film Life. He has also worked on several ABC Radio
plays and features including a reading of Randolph Stow's The
Merry-Go-Round in the Sea for the ABC/National Library of Australia
Heritage Collection.
He won an Adult Narrator of the Year Award in 1998 and 1999 for
his readings of Little White Secrets by Catherine Jinks and
Silences Long Gone by Anson Cameron. In 2001 he won a Sanderson
Young Adult Narrator of the Year Award for his reading of Max
by Michael Hyde.
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Marie-Louise Walker is a graduate of the London Academy of Music
and Dramatic Art and has worked extensively in film, TV and theatre.
Recent TV appearances include roles in Shortcuts, The Saddle
Club, Stingers and Blue Heelers. Marie-Louise has enjoyed
narrating talking books since 1996.
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Stig Wemyss studied acting with Uta Hagen in New York. He has worked
extensively in the theatre, most recently playing the son of a cancer
victim in For Better, For Worse and as Puck in A Midsummer Night's
Dream. His film and television credits include Shame, Col'n Carpenter,
The Flying Doctors, Blue Heelers, Bob Morrison, Round the Twist,
Crash Zone and he was the lead voice in the acclaimed Australian
animated series, Lil' Elvis. Stig has narrated a number of
books including Tim Winton's That Eye the Sky, which received
a TDK Australian Audio Book Award.
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James Wright has been a professional actor for more than thirty
years. In theatre he has appeared with the Melbourne Theatre Company,
Playbox Theatre and the Alexander Theatre Company. He has also appeared
in numerous films and television series and his voice is often heard
in ABC radio dramas, features, poetry and book readings. James has
over 15 years experience narrating talking books and received the
Narrator of the Year Award in 1992 for his reading of Jewels
and Ashes by Arnold Zable. In 1997 he was awarded the TDK Australian
Audio Book Award, Trish Trinick Prize for best narrator. In 2001
he won an Adult Narrator of the Year Award for his joint reading
of The Architect by Jillian Watkinson.
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