Carol Dance

As CEO of the Australian Commercial Disputes Centre, Carol wrote dozens of role plays to train mediators. Once retired, she wrote short plays,15 of which have been produced in festivals. Her longer plays have been produced by Nautanki Theatre, Subtlenuance Theatre and the Indian Association. She founded Scene Theatre Sydney in 2008.

184 posts by Carol Dance

circa’s peepshow @ theatre royal

‘This is my second time to see Peepshow’, the woman sitting next to me said. ‘I see everything Circa does!’ It was opening night in Sydney. How had she already seen Peepshow? ‘I came down from Brissie especially to see …

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the plant hunter : a wonderful novel

Talented crime writer Thomas Mogford has turned his attention to historical fiction, and we are very happy he did. This is a wonderful novel. 

THE PLANT HUNTER is set in London in 1867. A handsome young man works in a

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heroes of the fourth turning : a disappointment

HEROES OF THE FOURTH TURNING by American Will Arbery premiered in New York in 2019. It was an immediate success and became a Pulitzer Prize finalist. Australia’s Outhouse Theatre Company has brought the play to Sydney. It may not translate

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the seven deadly sins and mahagonny songspiel

This Brecht-Weill operatic double-bill at the Old Fitz is an outstanding production. Exuberant musical theatre at its best! Who would have thought 17 musicians, the conductor, a piano and seven performers could fit into the Old Fitz Theatre? The removal

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charity norman : remember me

Feel the isolation of remote New Zealand. Live vicariously in the foggy mountains with their treacherous slopes. Follow the angst of two secluded families united in their grief from the disappearance of a young woman 25 years ago. What secrets

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alice clark-platts : the cove

It was intended to be the perfect escape. Two English couples living in Singapore, each with two children, go on a short holiday together to a remote Malaysian island. The beach is beautiful. There are carers for the children. There

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breath, taikoz and synergy percussion @ seymour centre

TaikOz and Synergy Percussion performed the world premier of Ian Cleworth’s BREATH at the Seymour Centre. This virtuosic 70-minute work presented various kinds of taikos (Japanese barrel drums), snare drums, the marimba, the xylophone, gongs, bells, singing and human breathing

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