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SIMON BURKE RECRUITMENT. With over 25 years’ experience in recruitment, both in London and across Australia, Simon Burke has developed an enviable reputation for the supply of quality staff for the financial services industry. Offering in-depth sector specific insight, market mapping and talent acquisition. Read More
Collings started her career in 1955 at the Independent Theatre under Dame Doris Fitton and also trained in ballet and jazz, under Ronne Arnold.By 1960, she had joined the Ensemble Theatre under producer and director Hayes Gordon, appearing in numerous plays including a production of Neil Simons, Last of the Red Hot Lovers, directed by Jon Ewing, Absurd Person Singular and Doctor in the House.
Feb 5, 2024 · Simon Burke has appeared in over 130 stage productions in Australia, the UK and North America. In London he starred as Captain von Trapp in The Sound of Music, Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera, Carl-Magnus in A Little Night Music opposite Dame Judi Dench and Georges in La Cage Aux Folles opposite John Barrowman.
8,819 Followers, 2,527 Following, 838 Posts - Simon Burke (@simon__burke) on Instagram: "AO (Officer of the Order of Australia) Actor/Producer Currently The Wizard in @wickedinoz @regent_theatre Naarm"
Feb 5, 2024 · Simon Burke is overjoyed to play the Wizard in Melbourne. “I’ve seen WICKED in London and New York and loved it, then saw the magnificent Australian cast in Sydney recently and fell in love ...
Producer John Frost for Crossroads Live, on behalf of his co-producers, said, “ We’re very excited to welcome Simon Burke to the land of Oz. Simon has a prestigious career on stage, television and film and is an audience favourite – he will make a wonderful Wizard of Oz, joining our astonishing cast.
In January 2020, Lorna Lesley interviewed Simon Burke for the NFSA's Oral History program. Burke is one of Australia’s most beloved stars of film, TV, and theatre. In this excerpt, Simon shares his sliding-doors moment, at the age of 13 landing his breakthrough lead role as Tom Allen in Fred Schepsi’s The Devil’s Playground (1976).
