Christopher Gabardi
He also portrayed Father Flynn in Sydney Theatre Company's production of Doubt to critical acclaim. He has been nominated for a Helpman Award and Green Room awards for roles in Melbourne Theatre Company productions.
After four years, Gabardi left All Saints and began the online ordering company 'MunchMonitor' which is classed as "an easy way for parents and students to order from school canteens, uniform shops and other school services online."
Gabardi married his wife Hali in 2003 and is the father of two children – Luca (2005) and Mila (2008).
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