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Eddie Perfect
Mick Holland
Eddie Perfect’s television credits include Kath and Kim, Stingers, Blue Heelers, MDA, Spicks And Specks, and performing his own comedy on Good News Week , The Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala, Sideshow and Stand Up. He can be currently seen on screen as the director on FOX8’s Ultimate School Musical.
Eddie's theatre credits include Bat Boy (MTC), Take Flight, Babes in the Wood, The Big Con, Keating! The Musical (Company B Belvoir), A Largely Fanciful History Of The Spiegeltent by Casey Bennetto, Shane Warne The Musical and the Threepenny Opera (Malthouse).
Eddie has written and toured several shows including, Angry Eddie, The Big Con with Max Gillies, Drink Pepsi Bitch and Shane Warne The Musical.
An experienced composer and musical director, Eddie has composed music for Malthouse Theatre's productions of The Big Con, Babes In The Wood and Helen Noonan's Voicing Emily as well as composing and performing music for the Helpmann, Awgie and Inside Film Awards.
Eddie has also won several awards for his writing and composition, including Green Room Awards in both 2002 and 2003, as well as the 2004 Melbourne Comedy Festival's "Best Newcomer" Award and the "Golden Gibbo" Award for his solo show Angry Eddie.
He was voted number one in the field of Arts and Entertainment by the Bulletin Magazine for its Smart 100 awards in 2004. Drink Pepsi Bitch won the Best Cabaret award at the 2006 Adelaide Fringe Festival and in 2008 he received a Green Room Award for his portrayal of Alexander Downer in Keating! The Musical. Shane Warne The Musical also picked up the 2009 Green Room Award for Best New Australian Musical, the 2009 Helpmann Award for Best New Australian Work and the 2009 Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for Best Music Theatre Script.
In January 2011 Eddie Perfect premiered his new solo show, “Misanthropology”, at the Sydney Festival. Described as “razor sharp” by The Australian, this dark music comedy cheerfully tears apart the failures and limitations of the human race in all its resplendent idiocy. Misanthropology returns to the Famous Spiegeltent during the Melbourne Comedy Festival in April before a national tour in 2011.
MICK HOLLAND
A hard-working, fun-loving bloke, Mick spends half his time labouring and the other half making music. There doesn’t seem to be an instrument he can’t play and he is also a brilliant songwriter. And Mick has that rarest of gifts: contentment. He takes life at face value, and he knows that happiness is not in things but in people. Though his talents could earn him a fortune, Mick doesn’t hanker for anything more than he already has. His idea of happiness is a day spent with the woman he loves- Billie Proudman- and his faithful dog Rocket. When Billie and Mick plan to start a family, Mick’s forced to confront his demons and contact his estranged brother. Mick’s best mate is Billie and Nina’s younger brother Jimmy. Jimmy and Mick’s friendship is characterised by an ongoing
series of dares, practical jokes, quests, adventures and heists.
