headed by new Creative Director Tim Stitz, who appointed a team of four Artistic Associates to join him in the next phase of the company's life. In 2017, Tamara Saulwick moved from the role of Artistic Associate to Artistic Director. Past staff include Artistic Director David Young, Creative Director / CEO Tim Stitz, Artistic Associate Sarah Kriegler, Artistic Associate Christie Stott, Artistic Associate Erkki Veltheim, General Managers Robina Burton and Geoffrey Williams, Resident Director Margaret Cameron, Resident Conductor Brett Kelly, Caroline Lee, and the late Jacqueline (Jacqui) Everitt, designer. Productions Only first productions are listed 1988 The Heiress, music: Donald Hollier, text after Henry James' novel Washington Square 1989 Recital, music: David Chesworth, Puccini, Mozart et al., text: Douglas Horton and Helen Noonan 1990 The Fall of the House of Usher, music: Philip Glass, text: Arthur Yorinks after Edgar Allan Poe 1991 Greek, music: Mark-Anthony Turnage, text: Steven Berkoff 1991 Sweet Death, music: Andree Greenwell, text: Abe Pogos after Claude Tardat 1992 The Cars That Ate Paris, musical improvisation, text by Douglas Horton after Peter Weir 1992 Lacuna, music: David Chesworth, text: Douglas Horton 1993 Improvement: Don Leaves Linda, music & text: Robert Ashley 1993 Medea, music: Gordon Kerry, text: Justin Macdonnell after Seneca 1994 The Two Executioners, music: David Chesworth, text: Douglas Horton after Fernando Arrabal's Les Deux Bourreaux 1995 Tresno, music & text: Jacqui Rutten 1995 The Burrow, music: Michael Smetanin, text: Alison Croggon 1997 Wide Sargasso Sea, music: Brian Howard, text Brian Howard after Jean Rhys 1997 Fresh Ghosts, music: Julian Yu, text: Glenn Perry after Lu Xun 1998 Dr Forbes Will See You Now, music: Stephen Ingham, text: Douglas Horton 1998 Matricide – The Musical, music: Elena Kats-Chernin, text: Kathleen Mary Fallon 1999 Eight Songs For A Mad King, music: Peter Maxwell Davies, text: Randolph Stow 2000 Gauguin (a synthetic life), music: Michael Smetanin, text: Alison Croggon 2000 Teorema, music: Giorgio Battistelli, scenario after Pier Paolo Pasolini 2002 Slow Love, music: Stevie Wishart, text: Richard Murphett 2002 Motherland, music: Dominique Probst, text: Le Quy Duong 2003 The Possessed, music: Julian Yu, text: Glenn Perry 2003 Phobia, music: Gerard Brophy, text: Douglas Horton, in homage to Alfred Hitchcock 2003 Walkabout, music & text: Richard Frankland after Nicolas Roeg 2004 The Charcoal Club (aka Burning Embers), music & text: Richard Frankland 2006 Corruption, music: Sasha Stella, text: Ania Walwicz after Elisa Evers 2006 The Hive, music: Nicholas Vines,