Although Clint is new to Tony Bones in 2008, he has been passionate about his acting & singing for many years which has seen him involved in numerous musical theatre productions and community performances across country Victoria. Clint’s most recent performance was in April & May 2008 where he played the role of Leo Bloom in Geelong Lyric Theatre Society’s production of “The Producers” as well as playing the role of Barry in the short film "Natural Selection”.
Other events include vocal performances at the Australia Post Stawell Gift and Ararat’s Golden Gateway Festival Concert in 2005, City of Ballarat Christmas Carols at Her Majesty’s Theatre in 2006 and a CD launch with The Little Brass Band at Ballarat’s Fine Arts Gallery in 2007.
Theatre credits include the roles of Simon Zealotes in “Jesus Christ Superstar” with Ballarat Light Opera Company, Jack in “Into the Woods” with Ballarat Theatre Company, Seymour Krelborn for Ararat Musical Comedy Society Inc production of “Little Shop of Horrors”, Ernst Ludwig in “Cabaret”with Ballarat Lyric Theatre, and Algernon Moncrief in “The Importance of Being Ernest” and George Milton in “Of Mice And Men” with Pawprint Productions in Ballarat.
Behind the scenes Clint also loves to be involved in many aspects of set design & construction, audio/visual design & development, and the designed & developement of promotional and marketing materials.
Position
Theatre In Education Performer
TBE Theatre In Education Shows
THE NIGHT GARDEN (Book by Elise Hurst)
Strange the Cat
Puppeteer
AMELIA DEE AND THE PEACOCK LAMP (Book by Odo Hirsch)
Although Clint is new to Tony Bones in 2008, he has been passionate about his acting & singing for many years which has seen him involved in numerous musical theatre productions and community performances across country Victoria. Clint’s most recent performance was in April & May 2008 where he played the role of Leo Bloom in Geelong Lyric Theatre Society’s production of “The Producers” as well as playing the role of Barry in the short film "Natural Selection”.