A memorable part of Mark’s childhood, in Sydney in the sixties, was spent queuing up in George Street to watch the latest movies. Mark remains an avid cinema and theatre goer, and believe that the essentials of great drama remain the same in both “genres”.
Mark’s other interests are photography, cricket and rugby. He is happy to discuss the finer points of swing bowling at any time.
British playwright John Godber’s BOUNCERS is a very funny play. The audience was laughing continuously through the performance. Director Maggie Scott has done a wonderful job in getting the versatile actors to deliver a constant barrage of humorous insights and
Who wouldn’t want to spend an evening in a country pub in Ireland listening to some good craic? If the discussion is about an attractive young woman who has moved into the village and is being shown around the countryside
Just about everyone is dead in this performance of Bill Russell’s ELEGIES FOR ANGELS, PUNKS AND RAGING QUEENS. They have died from AIDS and roughly thirty characters tell their story through a series of poems. This performance is beautifully directed
Two new Mark Langham plays are being performed in a new Double Bill at the Exchange Hotel in Balmain.
The evening starts with the very short THE BENEFITS OF HISTORY, written and directed by Mark Langham.
The scene is set
If you are in the mood to see some musical theatre EVERY SINGLE SATURDAY is a good choice. This is an opportunity to support local, Australian theatre which has energetic dancing, some catchy tunes and a feel good storyline.
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A HISTORY OF EVERYTHING, directed by Alexander Devriendt, is an innovative production from the Belgian Theatre Company, Ontroerend Goed.
The title says it all with ‘Everything’ going back to the big bang,albeit in a condensed form with the production running
Opening with Le Gateau Chocolat’s glam version of Nessum Dorma and following with the acrobatics & striptease of The English Gents almost indicates the range of acts in this show at the Sydney Opera House. There is an entertaining and
There is a lot to enjoy about this high energy play, created & directed by Roslyn Oades.
As the audience enters they are greeted by the sounds of speed balls, punching bags and shuffling feet & the smell of heat
This show is a huge amount of fun. The wicked glances and salacious leers of the circus artists as they perform acrobatic acts on ropes and hanging cloth are as much fun as the banter of the outrageous host Fez
A building site cluttered with debris is the setting for this play that explores the experiences of some of the workers & hangers-on that have ended up here.
Playwright Raimondo Cortese has written his piece without a conventional narrative, with