Tony Llewellyn-Jones is a graduate of NIDA and the ANU. Since 1971 he has appeared in over 50 stage productions for Bell Shakespeare, the Sydney and Melbourne Theatre Companies and Griffin, Belvoir and Marian Street Theatres in Sydney. He has appeared for ABCTV, most notably in G.P., The Prime Minister is Missing and I,Spry. He is heard regularly in Arts Productions for ABC Radio National. He has also directed for Canberra Repertory and produced films with Paul Cox and Virginia Rouse. He was most recently seen in Canberra in YES, PRIME MINISTER and the Bell HENRY 4. This is his first appearance at the National Portrait Gallery.

Karen Vickery comes to the National Portrait Gallery after a long career in theatre, film, television, visual arts and tertiary arts education. A graduate of NIDA in acting, Karen worked on stage, screen and radio for over 20 years. With a BA (honours) from the University of Melbourne and Bachelor of Dramatic Art in Acting from NIDA, Karen went on to complete a Master of Arts at the University of New South Wales and is currently undertaking a PhD part time at the Australian National University. 

Karen is Manager of Access and Learning at the National Portrait Gallery, a role in which her extensive experience in arts education, the management of front of house, and delivery of high quality education and entertaining programs is well utilised. Karen began her role at NPG in December, 2011.