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More exciting news for Newcastle Theatre-goers as The National Theatre Company (TNTC) opens its doors this year. TNTC is a Newcastle-based theatre company that aims to be a unique power force within community theatre production; producing high-quality musical, comedy, drama and dance productions and welcoming members of diverse ages and backgrounds.…
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Indigenous Dance given new lease on life with the help of Patrick Thaiday at the NAISDA 2012 end of year concert. The National Aboriginal and Islander Skills Development (NAISDA) Dance College, was pleased to welcome the brilliant dancer Patrick Thaiday (a former principal artist with Bangarra Dance Theatre) as the…
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This year has seen a surge of innovative theatre on the Newcastle arts circuit, and for Daniel Stoddart, this has led to a coveted role in Stooged Theatre’s controversial production of The Pillowman. As an established Novocastrian performer, and director of the Hunter Region Drama School, Daniel knows about both…
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This long weekend will bring an abundance of theatre, music and art flooding through the streets of Newcastle as the yearly This is Not Art festival (TiNA) takes place. Known as one of Australia’s biggest artistic parties, TiNA also presents the Crack Theatre Festival; a weekend of experimental and cross-artform…
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This is an exciting time of year for Sydney theatre-lovers with the third annual Sydney Fringe festival kicking off from 7 September. A young, but already much-loved, fixture on the Sydney performance circuit, the Fringe will bring over three weeks of theatre, music, dance, film, art, comedy and events to…
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The upcoming Sydney Fringe Festival is bringing a huge amount of local talent to Sydney theatres, and a stand-out on the agenda is John Galea’s steampunk take on The Tempest. The play has come to fruition through the combined assistance of a grant from the Marrickville Council, a successful cabaret…
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September is looking to be a fantastic month for theatre in Newcastle. There’s something for everyone; with fringe theatre, ballet and political satire all making their way onto the Newcastle stage. The opening of The Factory — a new 577 seat live theatre venue in Adamstown — as well as…
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Rob Pensalfini has his own unique approach to Shakespeare. As the founder and artistic director of the Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble (QSE), he has been working tirelessly to showcase Shakespeare’s plays to contemporary audiences. Since 2001, the ensemble has presented some of the most fascinating and diverse interpretations of the Bard’s…
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