‘Pinky Promise’ by Rebecca Perich. Fringe Festival 21 – 26 September
'talking about family while exploring memory, childhood and mental health'.
In examining our families, and of course in other settings, we seek to understand our past and make sense of how we have been shaped,...
Ruby Red Shoes
Down Under actors are so talented, but our wide brown land of Oz is thin for theatre opportunities compared to New York. How do some click their heels together and transport themselves? We recently...
“LOVEPLAY” by Moira Buffini 15 & 16 June, National Theatre
2nd year NTDS Students Anthony O’Connell, Eva McEntee, Anton Koum, Delta Brooks, William Murray, Berk Ozturk, Jordan Chodzeisner National Theatre’s 2nd year students are a motivated team who understand the need to take self-responsibility....
Love, Loss and What I Wore
Love, Loss and What I Wore is about how our clothes hold our memories and expressions of ourselves and relationships – what we loved, hated, and the voices that shaped us. Twenty eight vignettes...
‘Sweet Phoebe’ by Michael Gow 22 to 25 March 2017
An Australian dark comedy about a marriage in chaos when a dog runs away, this quirky one hour love romp is staged in a 1920's home.
Sweet Phoebe is a hilarious snapshot of a marriage...
‘LADYCAKE’ Three Birds Theatre | Review by Meredith Fuller, psychologist & author
Poppy seed Theatre Festival; until 11 DECEMBER 2016
‘LADYCAKE’ till 27 November.
This satisfying production of a ‘modern refashioning of the myths surrounding the last Queen of France, Marie Antoinette who lived like a rock star...
‘LADYCAKE’ Three Birds Theatre | Review by Meredith Fuller, psychologist & author
This satisfying production of a modern refashioning of the myths surrounding Marie Antoinette is a credit to Miles, Nunn and Rodway who comprise Three Birds Theatre
Meredith Fuller talks with Ray Mooney, author of ’The Ethics of Evil: Stories...
Available now from Amazon.com
This visceral non-fiction book explores the true story of H Division, the punishment division within Pentridge Prison, Melbourne, that operated from 1958-1994, which was responsible for cultivating criminals who committed horrific...
‘The Angry Ant’ by Kelvin Glare AO, former Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police...
“I see too many kids today who do not appreciate their own intrinsic value as human beings being bombarded with negative feedback about their worth. Little wonder that these kids get into trouble when...
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS | from BEHIND CLOSED DOORS 28 July – 13...
What could be even more intriguing than an evening at the theatre in Melbourne? Combine it with an earlier visit to see how the performance group breathes life into the play during rehearsals, and...
