Bronwyn Fullerton worked as an actress and singer for over 20 years after training with Hayes Gordon at The Ensemble Theatre Studios in Sydney in the 70s. She has worked for The Ensemble Theatre, Stables Theatre, Griffin Theatre Company, Sydney Opera House, Sydney Festival, Theatre-in-Education touring, Rocks Theatre at The Sailor’s Home, Balmain Loft, North Coast Theatre Co., Giniby Theatre Co., Bondi Pavilion Theatre and two years with the Marionette Theatre of Australia, including a tour from Alice Springs to Arnhem Land.
As well as Film and Television (Chopper Squad) and Voice Overs, Bronwyn worked for the Gate Theatre Club in London and studied mime in Paris.
She now teaches ESL English to foreign students and completed a Post-Grad in Film & Video at UTS in 2009/10.
Short and Sweet Festival’s second week hosts ten plays that are abundant with innovative ideas, performances and interesting variant themes.
The following plays were outstanding in content and performance:-
“Waiting” – a wonderful and sad exploration of loneliness and music,
The Genesian Theatre Company has been performing in this lovely, intimate and unique old church since 1954. It’s latest production of CHARLEY’S AUNT has been directed by Shane Bates with contagious humour and energy.
This 120 year old play, first
Valentino Musico has written a complex, provocative satire, 25Eight, which takes us into the high pressured world of corporate driven success. Musico left his job as a lawyer to take on a less consuming job, giving him more time to
The writing team of Trevor Ashley and Phil Scott have created a new and raunchy underground ‘adults only Panto, fresh off the heels of their previously successful FAT SWAN.
The Studio at the Sydney Opera House has been transformed into
The undying, vibrant and irreverent art form that is Burlesque Cabaret is alive and well at the Seymour Centre in Sydney.
Moira Finucane and Jackie Smith had a wild vision to re-create “a salon of the extraordinary and the underground,
For those who don’t know much about Charles Dickens, here is your chance for a great insight into his wonderful writing and storytelling. For those who know and love him, this is a performance definitely worth seeing.
This lively production