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Melbourne playwright Jane Miller is the first in a new series of chats about writing and what it’s like to be a writer. Before the opening night of her new play, she chats with Anne-Marie Peard and offers advice to emerging playwrights, which all begins with reading and seeing plays and theatre.…
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Last week, Fractal Theatre launched a new chapter in both the book of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and the history of the Arts Theatre on Petrie Terrace in Brisbane. As the first ever indie theatre company in residence, Fractal is planning on breathing new life into the old theatre as they…
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Melbourne based choreographer Natalie Abbott presents her debut Sydney performance next month — Physical Fractals. We ask choreographer and performer Natalie Abbott, (Victorian College of the Arts school of dance graduate) some quick questions! As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? I always changed my…
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We caught up with Zoe Caldwell, Associate Producer of Action To The Word’s A Clockwork Orange, which opens in Sydney tonight. After graduating from Charles Sturt University in 2002, Zoe Caldwell worked at the Ensemble Theatre as a stage manager before moving to London to pursue her career abroad. Since…
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Shenoah Allen and Mark Chavez are The Pajama Men — a physical comedy act performed in pajamas. The duo from New Mexico have won numerous awards including the Barry Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2009 and Best Newcomer and Best of the Fest at The Sydney Comedy Festival…
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Melbourne based actor and producer Josh Blau is gearing up to star in Neil LaBute’s The Shape of Things at No Vacancy Gallery in the CBD from March 7. After living and studying in Los Angeles, and several appearances on various TV shows including Offspring and Neighbours, Blau launched his own…
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Brian Lucas is a Brisbane-based performer, choreographer, director, teacher, writer and Arts-advocate. Having trained in both dance and theatre, he has earned a reputation across Australia for creating and performing provocative, powerful and intelligent works that bridge the divide between the two forms. Ahead of his new work Performance Anxiety opening…
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Stand up comic Celia Pacquola is bringing her sold out 2012 Melbourne Comedy Festival stand up show Delayed to the Adelaide Fringe Festival where she will share stories of her international idiot-ventures at The Rhino Room this month. Pacquola starred in ABC TV’s successful black comedy Laid, and has also featured as a guest on Spicks & Specks,…
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Red Stitch’s first show for 2013 is 4000 Miles by Amy Herzog. It explores the relationship between a grandson who can’t face his life and a grandmother who struggles to remember hers and starts Julia Blake and Red Stitch ensemble members Ngaire Dawn and Tim Ross. Before moving to Melbourne, Tim…
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Andy Warhol’s 15 Minutes of Fame opens at La Mama on 30 January. It’s about Warhol in the 1960s, his struggle for success and his attempted assassination by Valerie Solanas in 1968. Actor Josh Futcher plays Warhol and has a chat with Anne-Marie Peard about performing at La Mama. Futcher has…
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