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Directed by Dean Bryant, this captivating new musical tells a story of love and hope amidst the complexities Shakthidharan ( Counting and Cracking ) is a gripping exploration of hope, betrayal, and self-discovery

What do you hope audiences will take away from experiencing this production, particularly in terms of

We’re all capable of hope and resilience and change but without the people who you feel supported by,

Hall SAM PHILLIPS Aidan O Cleirigh SCOTTY MOORE Hanlon Innocent BILL BLACK Connor Morel DJ FONTANA Charly

direction here is more petulant young adult stuck in a Beast’s body, than a man withered and tired from hope

Meurants Lane hits close to home with a script that is a brilliant debut and one to watch for future of Middle Eastern migrants in a way that is both nostalgic and respectful This play feels close to home The living room was a homely yet erratic space, typical of the living rooms of many young people. I truly found it a performance that captured many of my personal experiences and made me feel at home

orchestrations Bill Sherman and Dominic Fallacaro, & Juliet John Clancy, Kimberly Akimbo Jason Howland, Shucked Charlie

Hall SAM PHILLIPS Aidan O Cleirigh SCOTTY MOORE Hanlon Innocent BILL BLACK Connor Morel DJ FONTANA Charly

spent the last two years slowly decaying in isolation within the confines of his family’s mid-coast home Paris Bell ’s set design is immaculately dressed, situating us within the family home. Its eccentricities are familiar to any Australia who grew up in a country town, or at least a home far It feels right at home in the literary Australiana of other texts in its category yet feels inherently

re Welcome is a kaleidoscope of rich childhood memories and charming anecdotes that made us feel at home a highly detailed slideshow presentation, we were effortlessly transported to her lively childhood home

So, I hope everyone comes to see it! Bonnie and Clyde plays at the Hayes Theatre from June 17.

into his best friend’s apartment, Jacobson’s Oscar (himself a divorcee), and thus Felix’s need for home Jacobson finds a definite glee in the inability to cope with Felix’s lifestyle and the final breaking