Meredith Fuller

18 – 28 September 2019 Review by Meredith Fuller Southbank Theatre, The Lawler PRESENTED BY The Wolves Theatre Company Four souls are Marooned in a room in the afterlife. They have no connection other than they have all tried but failed to take their own lives. They don’t...

Immerse yourselves in an experience at the SINGING WOK review by Meredith Fuller ‘MEI LING IN MELBOURNE’ By Moni Lai Storz, dir Wolf Heidecker, CAST Isabelle Wang, Marie-Therse Byrne, Karan Bhatia, Keam-Mar Lai CREW Phil Trainer, Richard Lyford-Pike. I have known Moni Lai Storz since 1975, when she was...

Review by Meredith Fuller Psychologist, Author, Playwright Another winner from Q44 Theatre, directed by Artistic Director & Founder of Q44 Theatre Company Gabriella Rose-Carter, May 9 – 26 Bradley – Kostas Ilias Brenda – Xanthe Gunner Collette – Tania Knight Victor – William Atkinson Q44 models consistent production excellence; meticulous...

In this Video, Lesley Coleman of Mystical Dog, interviews Meredith Fuller psychologist, author, playwright and director, about psych tips to assist actors, and how to be a valued member of an ensemble

BOOK REVIEW by Meredith Fuller Psychologist & Author, Lifemember Australian Association of Psychological Type AusAPT This book, by a member of AusAPT (Australian Association of Psychological Type) certainly contributes to our search for triumphant healing, and a retrospective understanding for those destructive relationships that can...

Melbourne International Comedy Festival RED NOODLE BLUE Jacob Sacher & Jack McGorlick Review by Meredith Fuller psychologist, author, theatre maker The show is best described as an absurdist time-traveling mystery narrative sketch comedy by a confident, perceptive young comedy duo. Alongside the audience, I spent...

“The Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde Review by Meredith Fuller Psychologist Author Theatre Maker Immersive Theatre – All Sorts Productions in association with National Trust At La Bassa Mansion Caulfield North 7 – 31 March www.allsortproductions.com.au Dir Maurice Mammoliti This production was a delightful experience; every aspect...

Mr Bennet’s Bride – a prequel to Pride & Prejudice by Emma Wood REVIEW by Meredith Fuller A delightful period play from award winning director Susan Rundle, who has created a well balanced ensemble cast of ten and delivered her customary quality. The play is set in...

This is a funny play about a dog called Sylvia, ebulliently played by Alexandria Avery. Well, it is really about relationship. And anthropomorphism. I first saw this play many years ago at the MTC starring a young Rachel Griffiths. She was so brilliant you knew...

16 to 24 November 8pm at epicentre upstairs Tickets remaining for some performances (Fri 16th Nov SOLD OUT)  Sat 17th Nov  Fri 23rd Nov  (Sat 24th Nov SOLD OUT) trybooking.com/TWUT This play is a psychological puzzle that explores stalking. Both humorous, and dramatic, my play is an opportunity to...