Patrick Dickson is represented by
Sophie Jermyn Management.
For full Biog Click here.
For bookings and Enquiries call (61) 2 9300 6100
Sophie Jermyn Management.
For full Biog Click here.
For bookings and Enquiries call (61) 2 9300 6100
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Patrick is co-artisitic director and founding member of O'Punksky's. Essentially an actor he also designs, directs, produces, teaches, builds sets, [this web site] etc etc...... Patrick met Maeliosa Stafford at the Crossroads Theatre in Sydney's Darlinghurst in late 1989 and accepted his offer to join the cast of Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme. There was a tiny budget so Patrick also volunteered to design the show.The production was a small triumph and O'Punksky's theatre was born. In 1990 Patrick played Malcolm Scrawdyke in O'Punksky's next production, Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs (chosen for its long title), also directed by Maeliosa. Patrick again took on the task of designer and a creative partnership was galvanized.
Patrick has been acting professionally since 1976, starting his career as AASM at the Theatre Royal in Stratford, East London. After a year he joined the Roundabout Theatre in Education Company in Nottingham and then, after another year at Stratford he emigrated to Australia.
Over the years Patrick has worked with many companies in Australia, most notably Thalia, Bell, Griffin, Ensemble, Studio and most State companies.
Patrick is co-producer/writer of a series of training films in which he performs and sometimes directs. See O'Punksky Pedagogic page on this site.
He has taught acting courses and directed students at UNSW and ACTT.
TV Credits include,: The Timeless Land, Carson's Law, Home and Away, Rake and Seachange.
Film credits include: A Bridge Too Far, The Fluteman, Panacea, Flotsam Jetsam and Rogue Nation.
Patrick has extensive voice credits which include many commercial voice overs, prose and poetry readings for ABC Radio Arts, and book readings which include Treasure Island, The Marx Sisters, The Drowner and A Tale of Two Cities.
Patrick has self-produced two audio books:The Toilers of the Sea by Victor Hugo and Kabaka Lear by David Allen.
Both are available as downloads on iTunes and Audible.com
Patrick has been acting professionally since 1976, starting his career as AASM at the Theatre Royal in Stratford, East London. After a year he joined the Roundabout Theatre in Education Company in Nottingham and then, after another year at Stratford he emigrated to Australia.
Over the years Patrick has worked with many companies in Australia, most notably Thalia, Bell, Griffin, Ensemble, Studio and most State companies.
Patrick is co-producer/writer of a series of training films in which he performs and sometimes directs. See O'Punksky Pedagogic page on this site.
He has taught acting courses and directed students at UNSW and ACTT.
TV Credits include,: The Timeless Land, Carson's Law, Home and Away, Rake and Seachange.
Film credits include: A Bridge Too Far, The Fluteman, Panacea, Flotsam Jetsam and Rogue Nation.
Patrick has extensive voice credits which include many commercial voice overs, prose and poetry readings for ABC Radio Arts, and book readings which include Treasure Island, The Marx Sisters, The Drowner and A Tale of Two Cities.
Patrick has self-produced two audio books:The Toilers of the Sea by Victor Hugo and Kabaka Lear by David Allen.
Both are available as downloads on iTunes and Audible.com
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Memorable stage roles include:
Hugo in Victor Ego or The Brainstorm Shakespeare/Marlowe in Cheapside for MTC and later for The Druid in Galway. Polonius, Friar Lawrence and Subtle for Bell Shakespeare. Shakespeare (again) in David Williamson's Dead White Males. Terry in The Cavalcaders. JPW King in The Gigli Concert by Tom Murphy. Claudius and King Lear for the Studio Company. The Playwright in David Hare's Via Dolorosa Essex in Mary Stuart. Martin in Address Unknown, Sharky in The Seafarer, Buckingham in Richard 3rd at the Ensemble and Uncle Maurice in The Night Alive. |
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