You may have seen the film but did you know that this story was originally a play! Next up for UTS Backstage is STEEL MAGNOLIAS by Robert Harling.
~ as delicate as magnolias, but tough as steel ~
In …
Mary Rachel Brown: Writer of PERMISSION TO SPIN
Miss Polkadot finds out that her children’s music is being used as an instrument of torture . She is on the eve of being a global phenomenon and is now set on …
Thoroughly enjoyed it and so it seemed did the rest of the audience, including some small ones dressed up for the occasion as faeries. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM from Holroyd Musical and Dramatic Society is an interesting, cohesive concept, …
ATYP (Australian Theatre For Young People) has been operating for decades. It is recognised as one of the most innovative youth theatre programs in the world. They have been residing underneath the Sydney Theatre Company for many years, but as …
It opens in a few days and there is all sorts of goings on! Holroyd Musical and Dramatic Society are almost ready for their opening performance of A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM. The Guide had a chance to sweep Puck behind …
This show is a lot of fun. It is great to see two talented, young Australian actresses come out and exuberantly perform a show which they wrote themselves.
The show’s conceit/premise is very clever. Two down on their luck women …
After 19 years of touring UK and Europe, BEYOND THE BARRICADE got a standing ovation from some audience members at their State Theatre concert in Sydney as part of their current six weeks Australian tour.
The audience knew it was …
The vitriol hits you full on. We knew it was there, it had to have been. While words like ‘murder’ impact hard, there is other sneaky vocabulary in there, ‘wilderness’ slides by in the middle of a sentence. And should …
Though AIR, the present production on at the Old 505 Theatre in Newtown, is written around the themes of death and grief there is much black comedy throughout the play to lighten the mood. The audience is absorbed in the …
The Seymour Centre is thrilled to present the critically acclaimed, smash-hit darling of the 2017 Sydney Festival, WHICH WAY HOME, in the Reginald Theatre this July as part of the show’s national tour and The Seymour Centre’s 2018 season.
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