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THEATRE OF BLOOD

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Address
Cnr King & Bray Sts
Newtown 2042

Venue
Newtown Theatre

Company information
Theatre of Blood is a late-night horror theatre in the tradition of the Grand Guignol. Each Friday night at 11pm, we go live in the foyer of the Newtown Theatre in Sydney, with a one-hour program of three short plays. www.thetheatreofblood.com

Further information
Steven Hopley

Past productions

2009
THEATRE OF BLOOD - Season #1: At The Telephone / The Guillotine / Orgy In The Lighthouse30/10/2009 - 19/02/2010


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THEATRE OF BLOOD
Theatre of Blood is a late-night horror theatre in the tradition of the Grand Guignol. Each Friday night at 11pm, we go live in the foyer of the Newtown Theatre in Sydney, with a one-hour program of three short plays.


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