Maggy Franklin

Maggy Franklin has been involved in theatre and musical theatre in Sydney for many years. She has a teaching diploma in Speech and Drama, has attended Darlo Drama classes, acted and directed in Crash Test Drama, directed at Short and Sweet Sydney, is a regular judge at Short and Sweet and has directed in the Sydney Fringe Festival.

She runs the large internet based social theatre group Theatre Time Sydney which organises groups to attend and support independent theatre. An ex-high school teacher, she works in aged care, plays tennis, gets to the cinema whenever possible, and is a Lifeline volunteer.

She believes one can never go to too much theatre, and there is always something to be experienced at every production.

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KISS ME KATE @ HORNSBY RSL SHOWROOM

Hornsby Musical Society is proud to present ‘Kiss Me Kate’ later this year.

ABOUT THE SHOW

Egotistical leading man, director, and producer Fred Graham is reunited with his ex-wife, Lilli Vanessi, when the two are forced to play opposite one …

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noli me tangere (touch me not) : a new musical

In this beautifully lyrical tale of love and struggle against oppression a highly talented cast draws the audience into this tragic yet uplifting story set at the tail end of the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines. It is based …

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bloody murder. twisting murderous entertainment.

Opening the 2019 season for Castle Hill Players is the clever and very funny BLOODY MURDER with more twists and turns in its plot than one would think possible. Written by Ed Sala this apparently typical British murder mystery begins …

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the chat. questioning the system

THE CHAT.  As the audience enters the theatre space we are directed to our seats by the performers, a mix of ex-offenders and actors, who chat amongst us till the sound of a shredding machine signifies the start of the …

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camille o’sullivan – where are we now ?

A bell tolls and Camille O’Sullivan steps from the audience onto the stage of the Magic Mirrors Spiegeltent in a shimmering self-made midnight blue/black cat suit topped with a black cape. From that moment this consummate performer holds the audience …

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don’s party: a classic worth viewing

 

DON’S PARTY, presented by Redfern Acting School, is a most entertaining revival of the classic 1971 David Williamson play. Set on the night of the 1969 federal election it is an unflinching picture of an uncouth Australian suburbia …

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