Caleb Lewis [SEP] occupation
Caleb Lewis
Caleb Lewis (born 16 April 1978) is an Australian playwright. His plays include "Destroyer of Worlds", "Maggie Stone", "Nailed", "Dogfall", "Death in Bowengabbie", "Rust and Bone", "Aleksander and the Robot Maid", "In a Dark Dark Wood" and "Clinchfield" (winner of the inaugural Richard Burton Award for new plays).
Works.
Lewis studied drama and playwriting at the Flinders University Drama Centre under playwright Verity
He died in office.
- Caleb Halsted, Jr. 1825-1830
- Unknown 1823 to 1825
- Jeremiah Ballard 1822 - 4 Sep 1823. He died in office.
- Caleb Halsted, Jr. 1805-1822
- Elias Dayton 1795-1805
- John De Hart (1727–1795) 1789 to June 1, 1795. He died in office.
- Samuel Crane (mayor) 1788-1789
- From 1776 to 1788 there was no representative
- William Peartree Smith 1774-1776