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Andrew Lloyd Webber's global phenomenon CATS is coming to the Regal Theatre this July.
Presented by the ICW Performing Arts Association (a charity that helps performers with disability), the WA production of CATS is directed by MARK BARFORD with musical direction from IAN WESTRIP.
‘Maul of the Dead’ is a gripping play written by Kansas-born, award-winning filmmaker, screenwriter and playwright Mitch Brian. Dr. Mitch Brian is a screenwriter and assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies at Missouri University. He has sold more than two dozen scripts to major production companies. His script writing commissions have come from major names in Hollywood such as Oliver Stone and Geena Davis. Having recently turned 50, Mitch is now tackling film directing.
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A quick reminder that the next play reading will be on Wednesday May 8th
at Old Mill Theatre , but please let us know if you are attending so that we know how much cheese & biscuits to buy!
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Been a part of a Shakespeare Play? Maybe tell your story?
Black Swan State Theatre Company presents
Labrug
20/05/2013 - 15:37
Labrug
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Labrug
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BongoBill
17/05/2013 - 22:08
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