Above : The cast with Director Annette van Roden (front row second from right) and Assistant Director Todd Beilby (back row far right)
Bobby (Luke Baweja) and Rachel (Sarah Croake) in EXIT LAUGHING
The setting is the early 2000s in …
Hunters Hill Theatre are gearing up for another actioned packed season filled with lots of laughter and 5-star entertainment
First cab off the rank and opening on Friday 6 March is EXIT LAUGHING. A weekly bridge night with the …
Above pic : The cast with director Chrissie McIntyre
The punch tastes really good! Philomena (Jenny Anderson), Mother Superior (Maggie Scott) and Sister Augusta (Tonia Davis) in Tom Smith’s DRINKING HABITS
American playwright Tom Smith’s farce DRINKING HABITS was written …
This is James Roose-Evans 1981 stage adaptation of American Helene Hanff’s 1970 novel 84 CHARING CROSS ROAD.
It tells the story, theatrically, of the twenty year correspondence between Helene Hanff, struggling young writer living in New York and Frank Doel, …
No sofa available unfortunately but Hunters Hill Theatre’s DEATH KNELL was just as good as any Friday night murder on the ABC. One of my favourite indulgences! The play is more of a why done it than a who dunnit …
It’s a double dose of Christmas cheer for me this year because, at a matinee on Sunday, I have filled up on decorated trees and garishly wrapped presents and crazy relatives. It’s Christmas in June for Hunters Hill Theatre as …
Hunters Hill Theatre’s A LETTER FROM THE GENERAL is everything you want in a night out at a community theatre. An entertaining show with committed performances, chatty and engaged audience members, friendly and professional front of house staff and …
In Maurice McLoughlin’s poignant play A LETTER FROM THE GENERAL, a revolution has taken place in the Far East in 1950 and the nuns who work at a mission for orphaned children are ordered to leave.
One of the nuns …