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.
Should you have somehow missed the metaphors of scale in the beginning of THERE WILL BE A CLIMAX, there is no subtlety later in the show. The irony of a third-of-a person-sized My Little Pony should gallop it on home. …
Of all the films I have watched towards Queer Screen’s Mardi Gras Film Festival, IN BETWEEN (also called BAR BAHAR) has been my favourite. I loved spending time with Layla, Salma and Nour, Israeli-Palestinian women who share an apartment in …
Monkey Baa’s award-winning production of Jackie French and Bruce Whatley’s DIARY OF A WOMBAT has been an incredible success but that presents a new challenge for the beloved company.
DIARY OF A WOMBAT has been selected to present at …
If one of the joys of being human is taking delight in enjoying other humans then A WOMB OF THEIR OWN brings the both humanity and the joy. Directed by Cyn Lubow, who is also a participant, the …
As we dip our toes into theatregoing waters for 2018, New Theatre has a sexy show full of double entendre, partial nudity and risqué jokes lapping over the footlights. There is a moist joke to be made here… not that …
Like a ludicrously expensive engagement ring, the real worth of THE RING THING is in its rarity. This film is a collage of opinion and drama about Gay and Lesbian marriage and from our perspective, when we see it as …
From Jan 24 to Mar 14, the Australian Museum (AM) will be brought to life at night with CULTURE UP LATE a summer-long season of virtual reality shows, hands-on workshops, live music, special tours, performances and protest.…
“My father tells me stories. Not … always … the … truth.” says Su Goldfish of her father Manfred in the fascinating documentary THE LAST GOLDFISH.…
THE COLOUR ORANGE: The Pauline Hanson Musical is raising money to head to the Adelaide Fringe Festival. They are giving an encore performance during the SIDESHOW FESTIVAL. …
Australian Theatre for Young People offers two unique scholarship opportunities for young Australians aged 18–26. The deadline for applications is January 29.…