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Perceptive readers may recall a topic I posted here a couple of months ago about our theatre company not being able to replace the four paint-encrusted, cracking and exceedingly heavy flies.
The cost of replacing these twenty-year-old antiques was more than our meagre budget could support. Instead, we decided to try out solid panels.
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4Play is a quartet of stories about love, sex and death that will premiere on stage at Slide in Oxford Street in February 2010.
The producers of 4Play are seeking suitable original scripts to become part of this fabulous new show that will run for 7 performances over 3 weeks at Slide cabaret during the Mardi Gras Festival season in the second half of February 2010.
dmcamis's blog | 2 comments | read more | email this blog | 119 reads
You can't help but feeling an amazing power high when you step out in front of a crowd at the Woodlake amphitheatre. At least 100 pairs of eyes all on you, watching every movement, every gesture, every sadistic grin that crosses your lips and what's more you can see them watching. You become suddenly filled with this sense of awe as you realise you have this audience hanging off your every word and sitting snugly in the palm of your hands, ready to go on the journey with you right to its bitter end.
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Applications for the Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble 2010 Core Ensemble and Apprentice Program close this Friday 27th November, 5pm.
We have a number of positions available for both emerging and experienced performers, and will continue to provide exceptional training and performance opportunities for those selected to join our vibrant, artist-managed ensemble.
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‘A Night on the Tiles’ was written in 1987, by Welsh playwright Frank Vickery. Frank won two awards for his playwriting, the major award whilst still only 21. The play is showing at the Old Mill Theatre, Mends Street, South Perth until the 5th December. Evening shows at 8.00 and one matinee at 2.00 pm on Sunday November 29th.
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TV Logies have them. Should your State Community Theatre Awards Ceremony have a Peoples Choice section?
WhipLash Theatre presents
Charles Wu
25/11/2009 - 20:08
AdrianJames
25/11/2009 - 18:02
Rapunzel
25/11/2009 - 17:16
gaafa
25/11/2009 - 09:40
jeffhansen
24/11/2009 - 23:32
jeffhansen
24/11/2009 - 23:23
Walter Oxford
24/11/2009 - 22:05
Mark Regan
24/11/2009 - 19:16
Kylie Fowkes
24/11/2009 - 18:44
Na
24/11/2009 - 14:55