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

la luna @ emanuel synagogue

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Writer, composer and director Joanna Weinberg and Emanuel Synagogue’s joint collaboration has turned the tragic story of the expulsion of the Jews into a most entertaining, sometimes light-hearted musical. It’s a fascinating and entertaining musical, presenting the historical

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helen tzouganatos : gluten-free mediterranean

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Helen Tzouganatos is the SBS Food presenter of ‘Loving Gluten Free’. This beautifully designed book has full-page photographs of most recipes.  Breads, salads, legumes, vegetables, rice, pasta, seafood, meat and desserts recipes are fully explained. Crispy Barramundi with

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penny van oosterzee : cloud land

Penny van Oosterzee’s knowledge of the evolutionary history of Australia together with the story of her regeneration of her own property in the Atherton Tablelands results in a fascinating book. How do you turn paddocks back into lush tropical rainforest? 

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gravity and other myths : the mirror @ sydney opera house

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Gravity & Other Myths combines dance, circus, cabaret, video, heart-pumping acrobatics into a marvellous 70 minute show. This multi-award-winning Australian troupe’s latest show THE MIRROR is not to be missed.

The group utilises mirrors, hence the title of

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red winter, a jack ryan novel, by marc cameron

Marc Cameron is a retired Deputy Chief United States Marshall. He has the experience to write spy thrillers.. He has taken over the authorship of the Tom Clancy series for the Clancy Estate. The series protagonist is Jack Ryan. In

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beckett’s vignette #5, thomas weatherall’s blue

Beckett’s Club gives theatre lovers a new way of finding out about both past and future theatre events. This November 17 ‘vignette’ was a short monologue from a play opening in 2023. A previous ‘vignette’ was William Zappa’s monologue from

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