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HIT Productions presents 'The Club' by David Williamson

Pictures of Purely Pensive Productions' The History Boys, by Jaklene Vukasinovic.

The topicality of a play about a morbidly obese son and his feeding mother is quite ripe considering this year’s Biggest Loser theme (on Channel Ten) with the highly advertised Big Kev and his mum. Just as Kev’s mother seems to defend him blindly and ‘protect’ him to his own detriment, so does Beached’s JoJo hover over her Arty as he wiggles cheerily and permanently from his straining sofa.

Daniel Clarke in association with Theatre Works presents the Australian Premiere of Palace of the End  by Judith Thompson

"I love to be scared, and this story is truly creepy," - Justin Stephens, Director, The Woman In Black.

As an aspiring actress, getting the opportunity to see Kat Stewart live caused me to experience an unprecedented level of pre-show excitement. Seeing her perform in such a candid and accessible way last Saturday at The Famous Spiegeltent, was even better. Having surprisingly never been inside the iconic venue, I was unsurprisingly dazzled by the extravagance and sense of carnival that it evoked. I was intrigued and visually stimulated all at the same time. I remember thinking, this will be fun.

Mockingbird Theatre launched with the highly regarded The Laramie Project at Chapel off Chapel last year, their critically acclaimed season of Blue/Orange has just completed, and their latest project, the Pulitzer Prize winning How I Learned To Drive by Paula Vogel, opens May 3.

The Basin Theatre Group

Sherbrooke Theatre Company are holding auditions for:

Marian Street Theatre for Young People presents

DANNY IN THE TOYBOX