Kindertransport

Written by Dianne Samuels. Directed by Carla Moore.

26 July to 17 August 2013

By arrangement with Dominie Drama.

In the nine months preceding the outbreak of World War II, 10,000 children waved good-bye to their parents. All hoped it would be a brief separation. For most it was a final farewell. Eva was one of these children. Sixty years later, her daughter Faith, rummaging through the family attic, discovers a strongbox filled with letters and documents and this discovery which unravels the truth about her mother’s past becomes the core of this remarkable and beautiful play.

Cast

Evelyn – Catherine Potter
Faith – Adriane White
Eva – Catherine McNamara
Helga – Julie Moore
Old Lil – Jan Johnson
Officer/Organiser/Postman/Guard – Troy Cheney
Young Lil – Paula Searle

Crew

Director – Carla Moore
Production Manager – Tegan Nicholls
Stage Manager / Props – Jo Tietz
Lighting Design – Wal Moore
Sound Design / Composer – Tegan Nicholls
Multimedia – Mike Brew, Luke Wallyn, Tegan Nicholls
Set Design – Carla Moore
Head of Set Construction – Luke Wallyn
Technical Crew – Wal Moore, Luke Wallyn, Mike Brew, Tegan Nicholls, Bruce Liebau
Front of House Manager – Janelle Lye, Errol Henderson
Box Office Manager – Joan Rodd
Publicity – Maria Andrews
Programme – OneCreative
Photos – Wal Moore (Flashmoore) – http://waltermoore.fotomerchant.com/

 

It Just Stopped

Written by Stephen Sewell. Directed by Linda Lorenza.

12 April to 4 May 2013.

By arrangement with Stephen Sewell.

Franklin a music critic and Beth a radio producer, live in an avant-garde high rise apartment and wake up one morning to find that there is no power, no telephone connections, no water and are trapped 47 floors up with no elevator, no communications and have no idea what is happening in the wider world. Is it some kind of end-ofthe-world disaster? Things take a surreal turn with the arrival of the upstairs neighbours, billionaire Bill and his wife, Pearl.

Cast
Franklin – Andy Madden
Beth – Miranda Drake
Bill – Phil Lye
Pearl – Margaret Olive

Crew
Director – Linda Lorenza
Production Manager – Megan Hipwell
Stage Manager – Lucinda Vitek
Lighting Design- Wal Moore
Sound Design – Luke Wallyn, Mike Brew
Set Design – Luke Wallyn
Head of Set Construction – Luke Wallyn
Special Props – Mary Bentley
Technical Crew – Wal Moore, Luke Wallyn, Mike Brew, Tegan Nicholls, Bruce Liebau
Front of House Manager – Janelle Lye
Program – OneCreative
Photos – Wal Moore (Flashmoore) – http://waltermoore.fotomerchant.com/

The Servant of Two Masters

Written by Carlo Goldini, re-written by Ron Blair and Nick Enright. Directed by Carla Moore.

9 November to 1 December 2012

Goldoni is made grouse in this colourful and riotous comic masterpiece. Truffaldino doesn’t really think through the problems inherent in having two bosses – especially when they’re unaware of each other’s presence and desperate to get back into each other’s pants. Our hero reckons he’s found a way of increasing his coin and food income on his labour. Or, as he puts it: “two masters, two wages, two dinners – too right!”
“An explosion of good-natured bawdiness and physical comedy – sort of commedia dell Oz.” – Stephen Dunne. SMH 2003.

Cast
Pantalone – Ian Boland
Clarice – Emily Sowden
Silvio – Ashley Macdougall
Dottore – Warren Blood
Smeraldina – Julie Moore
Brighella – Melanie Robinson
Truffaldino – Alan Chambers
Beatrice – Hayley Watkins
Florindo – Benjamin Vickers
Pulcinella – Brenton Aimes

Crew
Director – Carla Moore
Stage Manager – Jo Teitz
Costume Design – Joy Sweeney
Lighting Design – Wal Moore & Bruce Liebau
Sound Design – Tegan Nicholls
Set Design – Carla Moore
Head of Set Construction – Luke Wallyn
Technical Crew – Mike Brew, Bruce Liebau, Wal Moore, Tegan Nicholls, Luke Wallyn & Peter Wu.
Front of House Manager – Janelle Lye
Programme – One Creative
Photos – Wal Moore (Flashmoore)

Cast and Crew Photos

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Photo Gallery 

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