In 1964, Daly completed a course in teaching with The State College of Victoria (Christian Brothers Training Colleges), and taught full-time in primary and then secondary schools (1965-1986) in Melbourne and South Australia, and then later again in Melbourne 1986-2010, and at La Trobe University from 2010 to the present (2020), where he teaches English to international students.[citation needed] Over this period he completed a BA (majoring in English Literature and French Language and Literature) beginning at Melbourne University in 1966 and completing at Adelaide University in 1970, a Diploma in Educational Administration in 1979 and a Master's in educational administration (New England University) in 1980, then a Master of Applied Linguistics (USQ), 2010. In 2012 he began a PhD by practice-research in the Theatre and Performance Department at Monash University, where his topic is "Performing the Grotesque from Hybridity and Excess: An Investigation Sited in the Katyn massacre." He will complete in 2021.[3][failed verification]
He introduced Drama as a subject to St Michael's College, Henley Beach. He acted with the Adelaide Repertory Company, La Mama, and The Stage Company in Adelaide, returning to acting in 1984, leaving teaching. becoming 'professional' again. His theatre company, MOP, consisting of St Michael's old scholars was active from 1979 to 1983. The company alternated pub shows at The Black Lion hotel in Hindmarsh and major productions. He has lived in Melbourne since 1986[3] and has been represented by BgmAgency for many years. A full CV can be seen in the link below (References). He has a long list of credits across theatre, film, television, voice-over, commercials and book narration work. His narrations include "Wednesdays with Bob", a series of interviews with Bob Hawke. Daly combined with actress Marta Kaczmarek ("Shine") in an entertaining, long-running commercial for i-Select (an online broker including medical insurance) in which as an elderly husband he is surprised to learn that his equally elderly wife is pregnant. "Better call i-Select!" she says. He is also well known for his appearance as the track engineer Mr Wilson in the "100 Metres Track" episode of "The Games" (for the Sydney Olympics 2000) with the famous actor and satirist, the deeply-respected late John Clark.
He is a Green Room Award (Vic.) winner 1996 for "The 8:16 Vodka Syndrome", "Travesties", "The Brand New Ford" and other work, and has been nominated on many occasions; an Earphones Award Winner for his narration of Morris West's "The Lovers", published by Bolinda Audio. "Daly's portrayal of Cavanagh's Irish-Australian accent is perfect. His voice is rich, arresting, and filled with subtle nuances. He also excels at his portrayal of the wealthy American Lou Malloy, giving him a lace-curtain Irish accent--brash and with a lilt. Daly is equally adroit with Malloy's Greek friend and the aristocratic Italian accents of the Farnese family members. This is an audio experience to savor, like a good glass of wine. A great story and a great performance, rare and wonderful." He was also nominated for Best Supporting Actor for the Maverick Movie Awards in 2009 for Don Percy's short feature "Inanimate Objects".
Daly continues to work as an actor. Details can also be found in Showcase and in AusStage.
Publications include:
Daly, James Oliver (2019). ‘Antonin Artaud and The Grotesque.’ Ephemera, vol.2, no.3, December. Federal University of Ouro Preto, Brazil.[4]
Daly, Jim (2015). ‘The Grotesque and The Gothic in Peter King’s John Gabriel Borkman: a Reflection from the Inside.’ Australasian Drama Studies 66. April. 109–130.[5]
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This biography of a living person needs additional citations for verification Please help by adding reliable sources Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately from the article and its talk page especially if potentially libelous Find sources Jim Daly actor news newspapers books scholar JSTOR February 2023 Learn how and when to remove this template message Jim Daly born 1944 Adelaide 1 failed verification is an Australia actor famously known for his role as Dugal in Pirate Islands 2 Jim DalyBornAdelaide AustraliaNationalityAustralianEducationUniversity of Adelaide Monash UniversityYears active1955 presentKnown forHis role as Dugal in Pirate Islands Contents 1 Biography 2 Filmography short 2 1 Film 2 2 Television 3 References 4 External linksBiography editDaly was born in Adelaide to Vincent Daly and Aileen Dempsey citation needed His professional career began in 1955 with Joanna Priest at The Studio Theatre Adelaide in a production of Britten s Let s Make an Opera Michael Crawford debuted in the role of Sammy in the Scala Theatre production in England in 1955 He also appeared in Tosca and La Boheme produced by the Elizabethan Theatre Trust company and in the late 1950s regularly with the live to air children s TV show Southern Stars produced by Priest at Channel Nine Adelaide In 1964 Daly completed a course in teaching with The State College of Victoria Christian Brothers Training Colleges and taught full time in primary and then secondary schools 1965 1986 in Melbourne and South Australia and then later again in Melbourne 1986 2010 and at La Trobe University from 2010 to the present 2020 where he teaches English to international students citation needed Over this period he completed a BA majoring in English Literature and French Language and Literature beginning at Melbourne University in 1966 and completing at Adelaide University in 1970 a Diploma in Educational Administration in 1979 and a Master s in educational administration New England University in 1980 then a Master of Applied Linguistics USQ 2010 In 2012 he began a PhD by practice research in the Theatre and Performance Department at Monash University where his topic is Performing the Grotesque from Hybridity and Excess An Investigation Sited in the Katyn massacre He will complete in 2021 3 failed verification He introduced Drama as a subject to St Michael s College Henley Beach He acted with the Adelaide Repertory Company La Mama and The Stage Company in Adelaide returning to acting in 1984 leaving teaching becoming professional again His theatre company MOP consisting of St Michael s old scholars was active from 1979 to 1983 The company alternated pub shows at The Black Lion hotel in Hindmarsh and major productions He has lived in Melbourne since 1986 3 and has been represented by BgmAgency for many years A full CV can be seen in the link below References He has a long list of credits across theatre film television voice over commercials and book narration work His narrations include Wednesdays with Bob a series of interviews with Bob Hawke Daly combined with actress Marta Kaczmarek Shine in an entertaining long running commercial for i Select an online broker including medical insurance in which as an elderly husband he is surprised to learn that his equally elderly wife is pregnant Better call i Select she says He is also well known for his appearance as the track engineer Mr Wilson in the 100 Metres Track episode of The Games for the Sydney Olympics 2000 with the famous actor and satirist the deeply respected late John Clark He is a Green Room Award Vic winner 1996 for The 8 16 Vodka Syndrome Travesties The Brand New Ford and other work and has been nominated on many occasions an Earphones Award Winner for his narration of Morris West s The Lovers published by Bolinda Audio Daly s portrayal of Cavanagh s Irish Australian accent is perfect His voice is rich arresting and filled with subtle nuances He also excels at his portrayal of the wealthy American Lou Malloy giving him a lace curtain Irish accent brash and with a lilt Daly is equally adroit with Malloy s Greek friend and the aristocratic Italian accents of the Farnese family members This is an audio experience to savor like a good glass of wine A great story and a great performance rare and wonderful He was also nominated for Best Supporting Actor for the Maverick Movie Awards in 2009 for Don Percy s short feature Inanimate Objects Daly continues to work as an actor Details can also be found in Showcase and in AusStage Publications include Daly James Oliver 2019 Antonin Artaud and The Grotesque Ephemera vol 2 no 3 December Federal University of Ouro Preto Brazil 4 Daly Jim 2015 The Grotesque and The Gothic in Peter King s John Gabriel Borkman a Reflection from the Inside Australasian Drama Studies 66 April 109 130 5 Filmography short editFilm edit The Independent 2007 Inanimate Objects 2009 Television edit Utopia 2017 as Bert Pirate Islands 2003 as Dugal Thunderstone 1998 2000 Kangaroo Palace 1997 as Ted Rowlands Everynight Everynight 1994 as BarrettReferences edit Kate Herbert Theatre Review Hello Goodbye amp Happy Birthday Herald Sun Rowan Terry Pirates Buccaneers amp other Scallywags amp Swashbucklers A Complete Film Guide Lulu com p 80 ISBN 9781312146006 via Google Books a b Jim Daly PDF BGM Agency 1 dead link The Grotesque and the Gothic in Peter Kingʻs John Gabriel Borkman External links editJim Daly at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jim Daly actor amp oldid 1144732822, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
