the lyin’ queen @ sydney opera house

Trevor Ashley’s hilarious new adults-only show, THE LYIN’ QUEEN, opens at the Sydney Opera House on 26 November for a very limited season. Demand for tickets has been high so this riotous romp will transfer to the Eternity Playhouse as …

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pop and blues legend : dusty springfield

She was nicknamed “Dusty” because from a young age she liked playing soccer with the boys.  A tom-boy; which probably was an indicator for her later years when her sexual orientation was (at least according to her) indeterminate.

Born Mary

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nida celebrates 60 years at the top

Founded in 1959 and housed in a building that contained the totalizator board from the adjacent Randwick racecourse NIDA has grown into its state of the art premises on Anzac Parade. The sixty years has produced a glittering array of …

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two double passes to the new play ‘to be honest’

This show is a verbatim theatre show that has been created based on interviews that writer/director, Stefo Nantsou conducted with youth from Western Sydney, in particular from the Canterbury Bankstown area. The show looks at the experiences of real people

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ladies in black @ the genesian theatre

LADIES IN BLACK is back, this time at the Genesian Theatre. The book is by Carolyn Burns, music and lyrics by Tim Finn, and is an adaptation from the novel ‘Women In Black ‘ by Madeleine St John..

The time …

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baby doll @ the ensemble theatre

Tennessee Williams’ original 1955 play, “27 Wagons Full Of Cotton”, was re-written by Williams as a screenplay in 1956, and, in collaboration with director Elia Kazan, re-named “Baby Doll”.  It starred the wonderful Carroll Baker, Karl Malden and Eli Wallach.

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