MORAG COOK
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Morag is an award winning Theatre Designer based in Adelaide, South Australia. In 2008, she was the Associate Artist for the STCSA and the recipient of an Emerging Artists grant from Arts SA to attend the 2007 Quadrennial Designers festival in Prague. Morag also works as a workshop facilitator both in Education and Community Arts.
She studied Theatre Design at AIT Arts (formerly Centre for Performing Arts, Adelaide), graduating in 2002.
Her work has been acclaimed by both the industry and the wider community due to its vibrancy, integrity and intellectual rigour, and she has a passion for her roles as an arts worker and facilitator. She is dedicated to working with others in the development and sustainability of the performing arts sector in Australia.
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Morag Cook's collaborations include:
STCSA (Mnemonic with Adam Cook, 2009 : The Dumb Waiter with Geordie Brookman, 2009 : Ruby Moon with Geordie Brookman, 2008), Associate Artist, 2008
Flinders University Drama Department (Clinchfield with Michael Hill, 2009)
Darwin Theatre Company (Constance Drinkwater and the Final Days of Somerset with Merrilee Mills, 2007)
Windmill Performing Arts (Cat with Cate Fowler, 2007)
Windmill Performing Arts/ Mainstreet Theatre Company (The Sad Ballad of Penny Dreadful with David Ryding, 2006)
Urban Myth Theatre of Youth (A Midsummer Nights Dream with Glenn Hayden, 2006)
Vitalstatistix Theatre Company (Wakaid Girl, Lyndhurst Kid with Maude Davey, 2005)
Holden Street Theatre (The Unexpected Man with Michael Hill, 2005)
Australian Dance Theatre (Nothing with Garry Stewart, 2004)
Cirkidz (Rush with Ursula Beaumont, 2004 : Up in Smoke with Sara Richie, 2006 : Connected with Daniel Aubin, 2007: Keen Beenz Troupe 2007)
Mainstreet Theatre Company (The Law of Large Numbers with Teresa Bell, 2003)
Comeout Festival (Opening parade with Sally Chance, 2003)
AIT Arts (Measure For Measure with Chris Drummond, 2001)
Southern Youth Theatre Ensemble (The Social Life of Butterflies with Glen R Johns, 2004 : Creeper with Daisy Brown, 2001).
Awards include:
2005 The Sunday Mail's Horatio Awards: Best Design - The Unexpected Man
2005 The City Messenger Light Year Awards: Best Stage Design - The Unexpected Man
2001 The City Messenger Light Year Awards: Best Production Design - Creeper