Live Performance Australia has this morning announced the names of the award presenters at next week’s Helpmann Awards.
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Live Performance Australia has this morning announced the names of the award presenters at next week’s Helpmann Awards.
The presenters at Monday’s event will include Kelley Abbey, David Atkins, Sandra Bates, John Bell, Cate Blanchett, Bille Brown, Mitchell Butel, David Campbell, Zoe Carides, Peter Carroll, Kate Champion, Tim Chappel, Adrian Collette, Chloe Dallimore, Marta Dusseldorp, Peter England, John Gaden, Lizzy Gardiner, Lisa Gasteen, Darren Gilshenan, Robert Grubb, Burhan Güner, Jane Harders, Amanda Harrison, Nancye Hayes, Steven Heathcote, Lindy Hume, iOTA, Shane Jacobson, Lana Jones, The Honorable Virginia Judge, Elena Kats-Chernin, Ewen Leslie, Julie Lynch, Danielle Matthews, Emma Matthews, David McAllister, Belinda McClory, Donald McDonald , Todd McKenney, Sharon Millerchip, Richard Mills, Amanda Muggleton, David Page, Stephen Page, Marion Potts, Hannie Rayson, Nick Schlieper, Terry Serio, Garry Stewart, Teddy Tahu Rhodes, David Williamson, Ben Winspear, The Umbilical Brothers and Ursula Yovich.
Tony Gould AM and Brian Nebenzahl OAM RFD will each be presented with the prestigious JC Williamson Award, recognising their outstanding contribution to the Australian live performance industry.
The Helpmann Awards will be broadcast live and exclusively on STVDIO, channel 132 on FOXTEL.
This will be the 10th presentation of the Helpmann Awards, the pinnacle industry event for Australia’s live performance industry, which annually attracts over 15.5 million people to shows across the nation with revenues of over $A1 billion.
Tickets are available to the General Public from $69 (plus transaction fee) for a spectacular event.
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