Wun Zee

WunWun completed a Certificate III Live Entertainment and Services in 2016 and worked on several semi-professional and independent productions in Sydney including Packemin Productions and Willoughby Theatre Company.

At NIDA Wun expanded her knowledge and experienced all aspects of technical theatre. She developed a strong passion for the roles and responsibilities of Head Electrician as well as Production Manager.

In 2019, Wun completed a secondment with the lighting department on the Opera Australia’s production of West Side Story on Sydney Harbour where she later worked on as a follow spot operator. She also completed a Production Management secondment on Sydney Theatre Company’s production of The Real Thing before undertaking the Production Stage Manager role herself on Goldilocks in NIDA’s 2019 October Season of Student Productions.

Wun is excited to expand her knowledge and looks forward to working in a variety of live entertainment venues including theatre, events and festivals.

NIDA Productions
Goldilocks - Production Stage Manager
pool (no water) - Lighting Designer
Stay Happy Keep Smiling - Sound Designer
Class of 2017 Graduation Ceremony - Stage Manager
The Colby Sisters of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - Head Electrician
UBU - Head Electrician
Persona - Head Electrician
The Show that Smells - Head Electrician
27 Wagons Full of Cotton - Head Electrician
Hello Again - Assistant Stage Manager
SALEM - Lighting Operator/Technical Assistant

Other Productions
West Side Story on Sydney Harbour (Opera Australia) - Follow Spot Operator
Entertainment Team (25th Australian Scout Jamboree) - Stage Manager/Stage Crew
Mary Poppins (Willoughby Theatre Company) - Follow Spot Operator
Wicked (Packemin Productions) - Follow Spot Operator

Secondments
The Real Thing (Sydney Theatre Company) - Production Management
West Side Story on Sydney Harbour - (Opera Australia) Lighting Department

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The lands of the Bidjigal, Gadigal, Dharawal and Dharug peoples. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past and present.