Hall of Fame
The Lyrebird Hall of Fame recognises members of the theatre community who have made substantial contributions to their companies and the theatre community in general.
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2024 - Lee Geraghty
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2023 - Trish Carr
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2022 - Neil Goodwin
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2020-2021 - Neil Charnock
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2019 - Anne Dewar
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2018 - Shirley White
Babirra Music Theatre
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2017 - Councilor Wayne Smith
City of Casey
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2016 - Robin Miller
The 1812 Theatre
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2015 - Robyn Kelly
Peridot Theatre
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2014 - Sue Moon
Sherbrooke Theatre Company
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2013 – Alan Burrows
Lilydale Athenaeum Theatre
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2012 – Gaye Gay
Peridot Theatre
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2011 – Susan Bergman
BATS Theatre & Cranbourne SC
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2010 – Val Henscke
The Lyrebird Awards Inc.
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2009 – Trevor Martin
Righton Variety Theatre
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2008 – Craig Maloney
Phoenix Theatre Company
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2007 – Bob Bramble
Sherbrooke Theatre Company
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2006 – Brian Amos
Eastern FM Radio
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2005 – Derek Griggs
The 1812 Theatre
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2004 – Russell Johnson
Lilydale Athenaeum Theatre
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2004 – Joan Crossland
Windmill Theatre
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2003 – Jill Sinclair
Croydon Parish Players
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2002 – Tricia Juster-Schofield
Lyrebird Awards founder
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2001 - Yvonne Manley
Sherbrooke Theatre Company
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2000 - Max Grant
Mitcham Repertory Group
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1999 - May Cook
Mountain District Musical Society
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1998 - Marsh Darlow
Righton Variety Theatre
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1997 - David Greenway
Gemco Player
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1996 - Daphne Powell
Mitcham Repertory Group
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1995 - Brian Wagstaff
Windmill Theatre Company
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1994 - Tony Worley
Mountain District Musical Society
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1993 - Edna Chandler
The Basin Theatre Group
Hall of Fame
Criteria of Eligibility
Over 25 years of contribution to theatre
The Nominee should be or have been an active participant in amateur theatre in the Lyrebird area but not wholly so
The Nominee should have made a substantial contribution to amateur theatre
The Nominee should be alive at the time of nomination
The Nominee may be a past member of a current or past group