THE CAST
Ric Herbert
Ric Herbert plays the retiring grave digger. Ric is an actor and singer at heart. His long and successful performing career goes back to Jesus Christ Superstar, The Rocky Horror Show and The Full Monty. Stage drama includes Equus, A Hard God and Entertaining Mr Sloan. TV and Film include King Kong, Skinford, Underbelly, Wild Side and Sweet and Sour. Ric is a Voice Over artist and teaches voice acting and voice technique at N.I.D.A. He is represented by RMK Management.
Tim Matthews
Tim Matthews plays the apprentice grave digger. Tim was brought up in the 'Shire' and always wanted to be an actor. TV Presenting opportunities came first. Studio 3 on Melbourne's ABC3 lasted for four years. Then the Disney Channel in Sydney for another three. Tim does a stack of Voice Overs and has appeared in many commercials. He currently trains at the Sydney Actors Association and is ready for that big acting role. The Silver Tunnel is a great start. Tim is represented by RMK Management.
THE PLAYWRIGHT
Warwick Moss has been filming and producing documentary videos with and for Rev Bill Crews since 2013.
Warwick has been a professional actor, writer, director and producer for over 40 years. He is probably best known for hosting the TV series 'The Extraordinary' which screened in over 70 countries through the 1990s. In 1984 he had produced and acted in his first stage play 'Down An Alley Filled With Cats'. The mystery-thriller won the Premiere's Literary Award of that year. The award led to productions throughout Australia, then in London and New York.
Specialising in two-handers, Warwick wrote and acted in the romantic-comedy 'Blood-Shot' in 1986, then 'The Silver Tunnel' in 1988. Its' theme of suicide set in a graveyard, heaven and hell remains cheeky, poignant and timeless.
Warwick has been a professional actor, writer, director and producer for over 40 years. He is probably best known for hosting the TV series 'The Extraordinary' which screened in over 70 countries through the 1990s. In 1984 he had produced and acted in his first stage play 'Down An Alley Filled With Cats'. The mystery-thriller won the Premiere's Literary Award of that year. The award led to productions throughout Australia, then in London and New York.
Specialising in two-handers, Warwick wrote and acted in the romantic-comedy 'Blood-Shot' in 1986, then 'The Silver Tunnel' in 1988. Its' theme of suicide set in a graveyard, heaven and hell remains cheeky, poignant and timeless.
Warwick with Michael Cadogon in the first 1988 production.
THE SCRIPT
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