Farewell to 'Sharing the National Collection'

David is an Ipswich-based performer, writer and director with experience across theatre and film. Formerly a winner of the Queensland Young Playwright’s Award, David has gone on to write, direct and perform in many productions in Brisbane and Ipswich. His local performances have included When the Rain Stops Falling, A Lie of the Mind, and God of Carnage, with THAT Production Company. He was Artistic Director of heartBeast Theatre, where he played and directed Hamlet, directed and produced Antigone and Bouncers, and had major roles in King Lear and Away. He has performed in comedy series Hitstroke FM and Metro Sexual, as well as independent film productions, including Radio Treason, Ada, Tomorrow, Rise of the Underdog.

Davis Dingle is an Australian actor and musician. He most recently played the role of "Oliver" in the second season of the AACTA award winning TV show, Deadloch (Amazon Prime). Other credits include Queensland Theatre Company, the second season of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters (AppleTV+), and “Garrett” in The Edge (Netflix). He will soon take the stage as Prince Hal in Shakespeare's Henry IV as part of the 4MBS Shakespeare festival. Davis is also an acclaimed musician, touring internationally as both a percussionist and chorister, and performing regularly in national concert halls. Last year he performed with the internationally renowned post-rock band Sigur Ros as part of their Australian tour, and is currently the principal percussionist of the Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra.

Timothy Wynn is the founding and current Artistic Director of THAT Production Company, an independent theatre company based in Ipswich, Queensland. His THAT Production Company directing credits include: Dance Nation (with Metro Arts), Head Over Heels (with Ipswich Civic Centre), Duck Duck Goose (with Theatreworks), Every Brilliant Thing, I Love You Bro, Sea Wall, Kill Climate Deniers (with Metro Arts), Yielding, When the Rain Stops Falling (with Ipswich Festival), God of Carnage (with Ipswich Festival), A Lie of the Mind, Romeo & Juliet, Pains of Youth, Seven Jewish Children (with Anywhere Theatre Festival), Fastest Clock in the Universe, Saved, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Spring Awakening; Queensland Theatre: Neighbourhood Watch (2023 Young Artist Program); La Boite Theatre Company: Thread (La Boite HWY Festival 2019); QUT: Blood Wedding; Griffith University Queensland Conservatorium: Welcome To Thebes; JMC Academies: The Trial. Awards and Nominations: 2021 Matilda Award Best Director for Sea Wall (nominated), 2023 Matilda Award for Best Director for Every Brilliant Thing (nominated).