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The Alexander Performing Arts Board acknowledges the generosity of its Patrons by offering them priority seating to any production, opportunites to meet the creatives and artists behind each production and proud acknowledgement on our website and in our programmes.

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Ms Nicole Alexander B. Mus (Sydney Conservatorium USyd), Amus (AMEB)

Mr William Inglis B. Comm (ANU), ASCPA, ACA

Ms Judith Smith B. Comm (NSW), ACA

NICOLE ALEXANDER - CHAIR

Since graduating from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music with the Helen Myers Vocal Scholarship, Nicole has established herself as one of Australia’s leading young entrepreneurs in the performing arts. 

Nicole has worked as a producer, manager, artistic administrator and vocal teacher, and has established herself as being one of Australia’s leading young entrepreneurs in the performing arts. She has produced many concerts and recitals, including the recent  Sydney Premier of Dead Man Walking for Andrew McManus Presents (dir. Nigel Jamieson), The Australian Tour of the Tallis Scholars 2007, the NSW Premier of Carmen The Musical at the Sydney Theatre (dir. Nigel Jamieson), The Royal Flying Doctor’s Concert 2006, the critically acclaimed 2006 A Mid-Summer Opera featuring the world premier of Love’s Lessons Learned (Sussman/Dickinson), A Mid-Winter Recital 2005, A Mid-Summer Opera 2005, Les Miserables – The Schools Edition (directed by Kate Gaul), Girls of the Night, Vox and Vintage hosted by Stuart Maunder, the recent international residential Tallis Scholars Summer School lead by Director, Peter Phillips, at St Johns College, The University of Sydney and various other concerts and recitals. She has also worked for some of Australia’s largest music organisations, including the Federal Office of the AMEB (Australian Music Examinations Board), Supersonic (Australian Film Composers), the National Office of DMX Music, and with the head of Actors’ Agents at RGM (Robyn Gardiner) Associates. As a vocal teacher, Nicole has achieved outstanding results with voices through the Alexander Performing Arts Academy, undeniably one of the most successful vocal academies for students in Australia. In 2005 Nicole managed the additional vocal artists for the Warlow/Garrett Magic of the Music concert series. She also performed with and managed the featured vocal artists for the Australia/New Zealand Russell Watson Amore Musica Tour. Nicole was the Executive Producer of the Sydney Musical Camps from 1998-2001 and she was nominated for the Young Australian Business Awards in 2000 and 2001.

Nicole is currently working with the Sydney Theatre Company on Nigel Jamieson's Gallipoli and is the creator and musical director of teenage opera group, Tempus, who are one of Australia's newest and hottest live musical acts. Tempus and Nicole are managed by 22 Management.

Nicole is currently the director of the non-profit Alexander Performing Arts Board and Alexander Productions, a young and dynamic company formed to develop and present brave and breathtaking operatic and musical works. Alexander Productions seeks to reinvigorate and expand the interest and celebration of vocal music in Australia and is passionate about providing more performing opportunities to develop and showcase Australian up-and-coming artists.