Judith Greenaway

Judith is a Sydney theatre worker who was ‘born in a trunk’. With a lifelong passion for all performing arts, she has turned her hand to many jobs in film, TV and live theatre. Ranging from earning pocket money for trimming the back legs off tables, so they sat flat on raked stages to owning her own touring theatre company.

A lighting designer by trade, Judith experiences performances with a technical eye and an understanding of the jobbing actor and the theatrical bedrock which supports them.

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cardistry boys: young masters of magic

THE CARDISTRY BOYS , Lucas Itrawan and Ash Hodgkinson,  are just 16-years-old magicians, but have already taken their cheeky, mind-blowing magic all over Australia… and overseas!

The Cardistry boys blend irreverent teenage humour with eye-popping magic: card tricks, illusions, …

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short + sweet finals week

The Eulogy by Kel Vance and directed by Brendan Paul,  centres on a teenage boy, Sam (Archit Mahajan, as he arrives at his own funeral. However, he soon learns how different his life could have been when the

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q theatre young artist callout closes soon

Q Theatre is holding auditions for young artists aged between 18 and 26 to take part in the 2018 Originate performance project and the applications close April 18. Originate is a holding title for a performance that is yet to

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you’ll never guess where i hid the cheese

You’ll Never Guess Where I Hid The Cheese is 1 hour of fun, comedy bananas where kids get to rule. It’s Freddy Mercury with a cheesehead, extravagantly mimed escapes and lots of cheesy portmanteaus (“it’s a travescheese!”). Part sketch, part …

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batch festival: blueberry play

This April, Griffin Theatre Company will stage the premiere of BLUEBERRY PLAY  by new Australian playwright Ang Collins as part of its inaugural Batch Festival.           

Blueberry Play featured in ATYP’s Intersection [SAG Reviewin February 2017 and …

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the children: power ,physics and the triangle.

THE CHILDREN by Lucy Kirkwood opens with 3 still scenes.  Each of the three characters, singly. Each alone.  Each in their own world.  Throughout the show each, at some stage, will command the intimate, warm space in a cottage surrounded …

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