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AWARDS

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​​2026 | International Cultural Diplomacy Arts Fund Grant (Picnic at Hanging Rock - UK premiere) 

2025 | Café Royal Foundation Music Grant (Picnic at Hanging Rock) 2024 | Local Creative Collaborations program, Bondi Pavillion NSW​

2024 | Creative Australia Grant (script and score development for the musical Picnic at Hanging Rock)

2022 | Yaddo Residency, Saratoga NY

2020 | Jonathan Larson Grant Finalist ​

2019 | City of Sydney Cultural Grant and Create NSW Grant to develop musical adaptation "Alphabetical Sydney"

2019 | NYU Playwrights Horizons Theatre School Workshop (Triplight) ​

2017 | Polyphone Music Festival (The Real Whisper) ​

2017 | The Tank NYC (Reading and Workshop, Triplight) ​

2014-15 | Ars Nova Uncharted (The Real Whisper)

2015 | The Orchard (Anna Hit)

2013 | SPACE at Ryder Farm Residency (Triplight)

2014 | BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop

2014  | The Workshop Theater (Une Parisienne in NY)

2013 | Ucross Residency (Triplight)  ​

2012 | San Francisco International Film Festival, NY Shorts Festival. Coney Island Film Festival and Seoul Film Festival for Us: A Family Album (film score)

2012 | Independent Music Award Winner: Best Concept Album. Best Producer for "The Universal Thump"​

2012 | Rhinebeck Writers Retreat (Triplight) ​

OLDER AWARDS

2005 | International Songwriting Competition Finalist 2007-12 ASCAP Awards Plus Recipient 

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2004 | ASCAP Songwriters Workshop

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2004 | ARIA Gold Certification (The Whitlams Years DVD) 

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1999 | "Love this City" Album by The Whitlams (included track 'Blow Up the Pokies'. Peak Chart Position: 3; ARIA Certification 2 x Platinum. Single Charts at #21 (highest charting song ever released by The Whitlams) 

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1999 | New York lndie Band Search Grand Prize ('Everyone Wants to Adore You') Best Independent Release; Peak Chart Position: 14; ARIA Certification 2 x Platinum.

 

1998 | Triple J Hottest 100 ('Charlie #3')  

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1998 | ARIA Awards -The Whitlams: "Eternal Nightcap" including 'Charlie #3' (co-written by Greta and Tim Freedman). Album of the Year; Best Pop Release;

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1993 | APRA Composer Exposer ('Dwell') 

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