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Adult content | Brisbane | Children's Theatre | Comedy | Drama | Frequent Coarse Language | Mild Sexual References | Some scenes and language may offend | Some violence | Suitable for general audiences | Theatre
July, 2010
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Brisbane Arts Theatre Drama Festival

In its 21st year the Brisbane Arts Theatre drama festival continues to attract high class entries and this year is no exception.

Featuring award-winning plays from the South-East Queensland drama festival circuit this is the third festival of the year.


7.30pm

10pm

Ticket Office

3369 2344

info@artstheatre.com.au

Laraine Griffiths

$10

http://www.artstheatre.com.au/

210 Petrie Terrace, Brisbane

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BRISBANE ARTS THEATRE FESTIVAL ENTRANTS
Author: Mark Lucas
Date: 27/06/2010 - 13:30
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THURSDAY JULY 15, 7:30pm
"The Tavern of Coral Cove" - BYDE
"Living With Lady Macbeth" - The Dance Works
"Sorry" - Hills Players

FRIDAY JULY 16, 7:30pm
"Ivy Shambitt & The Sound Machine" - The Dance Works
"A Live Jack in the Ditch" - Jigsaw Players
"Seeds" - Brisbane Arts Theatre

SATURDAY JULY 17, 1:30pm
"Prelude to the Time Machine" - Buderim Youth Theatre Excellence
"Dracul" - Buderim Youth Theatre Excellence
"The Way Out" - Miranda's Dressing Room
"Golf, Marriage & Other Murderous Matters" - Australian Community Theatre
"Glass" - Excalibur Theatre Company

SATURDAY JULY 17, 7:30pm
"Far From Perfect" - Ipswich Little Theatre
"I Want A Meter Maid At My Funeral" - BATS Theatre Co Inc
"Queen vs Dudley & STephens" - Brisbane Arts Theatre

SUNDAY JULY 18, 6:00pm
"Cagebirds" - Moreton Bay College Yr 9 Drama
"Avatar" - JPC Productions

Adjudicators are Susan O'Toole (Youth) & Stephen Robinson (Open)


YOUTH SECTION RESULTS
Author: Mark Lucas
Date: 19/07/2010 - 18:15
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"Living With Lady Macbeth" - The Dance Works (Best Play, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress)
"Prelude to The Time Machine" - BYTE(Second Best Play, Adjudicators Award)
"Ivy Shambitt & The Time Machine" - BYDE (Third Best Play, Best Backstage Conduct)
"Dracul" - BYTE (Best Actor, Best Actress)
"The Tavern of Coral Cove" - BYDE (Adjudicators Award)

Adjudicator was Susan O'Toole.


OPEN SECTION RESULTS
Author: Mark Lucas
Date: 19/07/2010 - 18:18
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"Glass" - Excalibur Theatre Company (Best Play, Best Australian Play, Best Actor Male, Best Supporting Actor Female)
"Golf, Marriage & Other Murderous Matters" - Australian Community Theatre (Second Best Play, Best Director, Best Actor Female)
"Seeds" - Brisbane Arts Theatre (Third Best Play)
"I Want A Meter Maid At My Funeral" - BATS Theatre Co Inc (Best Design, Best Backstage Conduct)
"Queen vs Dudley & Stephens" - Brisbane Arts Theatre (Best Supporting Actor Male)
"Sorry" - Hills Players (Adjudicator's Award)
"Far From Perfect" - Ipswich Little Theatre (Adjudicator's Awards)

Adjudicator was Stephen Robinson.


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