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What an amazing year we have ahead: four world premieres from the best of Australian writers; an exciting adaptation of an award-winning French play; four comedy classics from master playwrights and two gripping international dramas to keep you talking.
- Approx. 60mins (no interval)
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Hearing Loop
Overview
If we cast our eyes back to 1958, it’s hard to imagine the small group of actors performing Tennessee Williams at the Cammeray Children’s Library would be the beginning of Australia’s longest running professional theatre company. But the common goal that drew the talented theatricals together ‘to make quality theatre with ensemble values’ is still what defines and inspires us 60 years later.
We couldn’t be happier to celebrate our 60th anniversary with you this year and share some very special events. I know you will find something you like and when you do, tell us about it – because without you, there is no us.
Mark Kilmurry, Artistic Director
MORNINGS WITH SANDRA
You don’t get to be the longest serving Artistic Director in Australia without picking up a few stories on the way. You’re invited to join Sandra Bates as she recounts some of the history, highlights and inspiring moments from her 30-year career. In August 2018 Sandra will be joined on stage by a special guest for each performance including Lorraine Bayly, Reg Livermore and David Williamson.
LORRAINE BAYLY
Wednesday 15 August 11am
REG LIVERMORE
Wednesday 22 August 11am
DAVID WILLIAMSON
Wednesday 29 August 11am
POP-UP CABARET
Enjoy an intimate night of music, conversation and song from some of Sydney’s best-known cabaret stars and all-round master performers:
Todd McKenney
THE CASTING COUCH WITH TODD MCKENNEY
Sunday, 12 August 8.15pm
Monday, 13 August 8.15pm
Tuesday, 14 August 8.15pm
Queenie van de Zandt
BLUE – THE SONGS OF JONI MITCHELL
Sunday, 19 August 8.15pm
Monday, 20 August 8.15pm
Tuesday, 21 August 8.15pm
Mitchell Butel
CROON TUNES
Sunday, 26 August 8.15pm
Monday, 27 August 8.15pm
Tuesday, 28 August 8.15pm