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SUMMARY:Black Comedy
DESCRIPTION:Black Comedy – A One-Act Farce\nby Peter Shaffer. Directed by Jason Sharland and Leisa Bye \nThe lights go out and chaos and hilarity ensues. \nBrindsley Miller and his fiancée Carol Melkett have “borrowed” the fancy furniture from neighbor Harold Gorringe’s flat in order to impress Carol’s father\, Colonel Melkett. Brindsley\, an artist\, is afraid that the Colonel will not give up his daughter to a starving artist. \nThings go awry when the lights go out\, leaving Brindsley helpless as characters arrive\, one by one. First is Brindsley’s elderly neighbor\, Miss Furnival. Colonel Melkett\, unimpressed by the blackout\, arrives\, and Brindsley’s worst nightmare comes true as Harold returns early\, and Brindsley tries desperately to return the furniture without Harold noticing. \nRun time: 75 minutes\, no intermission. The bar will be serving drinks before and after the show. Join us for a fast-paced\, fun evening! \n \n\nCAST\n\nBRINDSLEY MILLER – Lachlan Jover\nCAROL MELKETT – Gemma Keliher\nMISS FURNIVAL – Marion Jones\nCOLONEL MELKETT – Jon Darbro\nHAROLD GORRINGE – Brad Ashwood\nSCHUPPANZIGH – Thomas Coade\nCLEA – Rhiannon Said\nGEORG BAMBERGER – Wendy Shead
URL:https://growltheatre.org.au/event/black-comedy/
LOCATION:Windsor School of Arts\, 381 Lutwyche Rd\, Windsor\, QLD\, 4030\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Play
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190823T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190907T193000
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SUMMARY:Mary Rose
DESCRIPTION:Mary Rose\nby JM Barrie. Directed by Julie Bray. \n‘There was always something a little odd about Mary Rose…’ \nJM Barrie’s haunting play about a sinister Scottish island and a girl who never grows up. A soldier sits staring into the fire in an empty\, dark house while an unsettling and tragic history unfolds before him. Written in the aftermath of the First World War\, Barrie’s play about loss and the mystery of life is by turns comic\, eerie and heartbreaking. \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n		\n\nCast\nIrene McLeod – Mrs Otery\nJoel Lago – Harry\nRob Connaughton – Mr Amy\nJulian Glassock – Mr Morland\nMichelle Whitmore – Mrs Morland\nJulie Stewart – Mary Rose\nAaron Watson – Simon\nSam Johnson – Cameron
URL:https://growltheatre.org.au/event/mary-rose/
LOCATION:Windsor School of Arts\, 381 Lutwyche Rd\, Windsor\, QLD\, 4030\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Play
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190614T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190629T193000
DTSTAMP:20190702T112403Z
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SUMMARY:Cosi
DESCRIPTION:COSI\nby Louis Nowra. Directed by Simon Corvan and Kathleen Yorston. \nA terrific play about madness\, illusion\, sanity… and theatre. \nWhat happens when you take a manic depressive\, junkie\, mute\, overeater\, doped-up musician\, obsessive compulsive and pyromaniac and try to get them to perform a Mozart opera? \nThe answer is Cosi\, the popular Australian play by Louis Nowra. \n\nSet in a psychiatric institution institution in 1971\, Cosi follows fresh-faced university graduate Lewis\, who is contracted to put on a play with some of the patients. He becomes emotionally involved with his patients-cum-actors as his production of Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte lurches forward and anti-Vietnam protests rage outside. \nLouis Nowra’s semi-autobiographical play\, Così is a touching yet biting portrayal of human relationships in a Melbourne mental institution ostracised by society. \nCast\nLewis – Aaron Watson\nRoy – Charles Langford\nJulie – Lauren Flood\nCherry – Leisa Bye\nRuth – Vivien Whittle\nHenry – Damian Smith\nDoug – Daniel Coster\nZac – Brendan James\nNick – Akiwa Cavanagh\nJustin – Robert Connaughton\nLucy – Rhiannon Said\n\n\n\nContent Warning – This production contains coarse language\, sexual references and content which may cause distress to some audience members.
URL:https://growltheatre.org.au/event/cosi/
LOCATION:Windsor School of Arts\, 381 Lutwyche Rd\, Windsor\, QLD\, 4030\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Play
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190208T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190223T193000
DTSTAMP:20190514T221726Z
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SUMMARY:Summer Wonderland
DESCRIPTION:Summer Wonderland\nby Matthew Ryan. Directed by Leisa Bye and Alexia Suttor. \nA hilarious Christmas comedy about fake snow\, fairy lights\, and the great Australian Dream. \n \n\nLife was supposed to work out differently for Foster Jones. Dreams of travelling the world were put on hold to support his overbearing and unemployed father\, Bob. \nBut when a Christmas Lights Competition offers a hundred thousand dollar prize\, the neighbourhood goes to war. Houses are decorated and displays are sabotaged. And while Bob battles the snobs across the road\, Foster finds himself caught between betraying his family and escaping his father once and for all. \nA whimsical tribute to the Australian suburbs\, Summer Wonderland is a wonderful Christmas treat! \nCAST\n\nFoster: Aidan O’Donnell\n\nBob: Brayden Argent\nDemoiselle: Jaylin Purtill\nMarti: Melanie Kempton\nEugene: Luke Johnstone\nSvetlana: Lauren Flood\nGustav: Matteo Melzi\nMrs Slade: Kathleen Yorston
URL:https://growltheatre.org.au/event/summer-wonderland/
LOCATION:Windsor School of Arts\, 381 Lutwyche Rd\, Windsor\, QLD\, 4030\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Play
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20181026T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20181103T193000
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SUMMARY:Fumo negli occhi
DESCRIPTION:Growl Theatre and Danteatro Brisbane present an Italian language production (with English surtitles). \n \nWe’re bringing Italian theatre back to Brisbane!  After last year’s sell-out Italian language production\, Danteatro and Growl Theatre are collaborating again to present a show entirely in Italian. With English translation displayed above the stage (surtitles) for those who don’t speak the language\, or for hearing impaired. \n\n\n\nFUMO NEGLI OCCHI\ncommedia brillante in due atti di Faele e Romano\nregia di Matteo Melzi\n“Keeping up with the Brandolinis”\nA comedy in two acts by Faele and Romano\nDirected by Matteo Melzi\n\n\n\n \n\nSYNOPSIS \nKeeping up appearances in front of the neighbours takes hard work and clever tactics. All the more so when we are in 1960s Italy\, with the economy booming\, incomes rising\, and more and more households acquiring consumer goods such as a fridge\, a car\, or a television set. Meanwhile\, young people are rebelling – embracing revolutionary politics\, rock music and… yoga! \nTeresa Brandolini’s mission of upholding her family’s dignity and respectability\, while the neighbours flaunt their superior spending power\, requires her to maintain an elaborate smokescreen for onlookers (‘fumo negli occhi’) – a labour of love into which her teenage daughter\, eternal-student son and long-suffering husband are co-opted. When her arch-rival\, signora De Marchi\, brags that she is off to the Isle of Capri just for the weekend\, Teresa plans her revenge\, Brandolini-style! Will she win out in the reputation stakes\, or will the antics of family members\, the maid\, and an oppressed\, non-unionised burglar spin things wildly out of her control? \nFrom the local Italian language theatre group who brought you sold out performances of One Was Nude and One Wore Tails\, Carnival of the Insects and …la gallina canta\, don’t miss Danteatro’s new comedy\, Keeping Up with the Brandolinis! Performed in Italian with English surtitles. \n\n \n\n\nCAST \n\n\n\nCHARACTER\n\nPLAYED BY\n\n\nCarlo Brandolini\nA bank clerk\nVincenzo Ferraioli\n\n\nTeresa Brandolini\nHis wife\nCamilla Peverati\n\n\nPatrizia Brandolini\nTheir daughter\nChiara Castellani\n\n\nLello Brandolini\nTheir son\nDaniel Giorgi\n\n\nNonna\nGranny\, Carlo’s mother\nEleonora Ginardi TBC\n\n\nLa signora De Marchi\nMrs De Marchi\, a neighbour\nTiziana Miceli\n\n\nMarietta\nThe Brandolinis’ maid\nAngela Di Capua\n\n\nLadro\nBurglar\nMatteo Melzi\n\n\nVoce fuori campo di un soldato\nVoice of a soldier\, off-stage\nTBC
URL:https://growltheatre.org.au/event/fumo-negli-occhi/
LOCATION:Windsor School of Arts\, 381 Lutwyche Rd\, Windsor\, QLD\, 4030\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Play
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20180817T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20180902T120000
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SUMMARY:My Pet Human
DESCRIPTION:Sunday 26th matinee has SOLD OUT! An extra Sunday matinee has been added due to popular demand. This show will start at 10am on Sunday 2nd September\, with doors opening at 9:30am. \n\nMy Pet Human\nWritten by Leah Pellinkhof.  Directed by Julie Bray \nA heart-warming comedy about people dogs and their pet dogs humans. \nWhen Ben finds a lost clueless Fox Terrier pup\, Bow\, his world is turned upside down when he encounters an extraordinary bunch of Canine lovers. With their assistance Ben grows to understand the special bond between humans and their pet dogs. \nWhen Bow finds a lost naive student Ben\, his world is turned upside down when he encounters a pack of weird and wonderful people-loving pooches. With their help\, Bow grows to appreciate the special bond between dogs and their pet humans. \nMy Pet Human was first performed\, August 2nd 2008 at Front Row Theatre Company (Hamilton Town Hall).\n \n\n \nCAST\nBen/Bow … Oliver Cameron\nGemma/Giddi … Julie Stewart\nRoger/Riff … Brendan James\nLydia/Lady … Lauren Flood\nDave/Duke … John Sayles\nAlfred/Auggie … Paul Whelan\nIda/Izabella … Vivien Whittle\nKipper … Tasmin Gandhi\, Ruben Gandhi\, Maya Lee \nABOUT THE AUTHOR\nLeah is a writer\, director\, actor and producer of both theatre and film. With work ranging from Shakespeare to stand-up comedy\, she has a long history and interest in a variety of performance forms and a deep commitment to the development and production of original work. \nHer original productions have scored her many accolades in her home town of Brisbane. The Works of William Shakespeare (BY CHICKS) was acknowledged with a Dell’Arte award for best play\, the Matilda-award-nominated My Pet Human also won her a Dell’Arte Award for favourite playwright. Her short film Chook and Maureen won the Tropical Alternative Film Festival Award and many of her productions have received rave reviews\, sell out seasons and audience acclaim. \nHer writing credits include the short films Count The Ways and Lingerie Lunacy\, the web series Queersland\, and the plays Shakespeare’s Girly bits and Hamilton Hall: The Musical. She also co-wrote Tuckshop: The Musical\, Macbeth for Wayward Girls\, Holding Hands In Public and Bump (with Julie Bray). \nLeah holds an Advanced Diploma in Acting\, a Bachelor of Creative Arts in Film and Television and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment\, the latter being another of her passions. She is an encouraging\, engaging\, and nurturing performing arts teacher\, having worked at various acting schools in Brisbane for over a decade and more recently at Sydney Theatre School and at NIDA Open. She is passionate about developing emerging talent\, entertaining audiences\, working with actors and telling stories that both challenge and inspire.
URL:https://growltheatre.org.au/event/my-pet-human/
LOCATION:Windsor School of Arts\, 381 Lutwyche Rd\, Windsor\, QLD\, 4030\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20180511T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20180526T220000
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SUMMARY:Figaro
DESCRIPTION:Figaro\nby Charles Morey\nFreely adapted from Beaumarchais’ “Le Mariage de Figaro” \nA delightful comedy about a scheming servant\, a lecherous Count and the smart women in their lives. \nHe’s getting married in the morning\, and the ambitious Figaro (servant\, barber\, professional mischief-maker) couldn’t be happier. But with everybody scheming to come between him and his bride\, Figaro will need all his cunning to make it down the aisle.  \nThis adaptation of the popular comic tale of love and deceit among the rich and their servants was first written in 18th-century France\, by Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais. A writer of satirical comedies\, Beaumarchais is often known for the operatic adaptations of his The Barber of Seville and The Marriage of Figaro by Rossini and Mozart respectively. \n \n\nDIRECTORS\nSimon Corvan & Kathleen Yorston \nCAST\nFigaro … Jason Sharland\nSuzanne … Liana Hanson\nCount Almaviva … Brayden Argent\nCountess Almaviva … Rhiannon Said\nDoctor Bartholo … John Balchin\nMarceline … Marion Jones\nFanchette … Cerys Gandhi\nCherubin/Doublemain … Daniel Coster\nBazile/Antonio/Bridoison … David Adams
URL:https://growltheatre.org.au/event/figaro/
LOCATION:Windsor School of Arts\, 381 Lutwyche Rd\, Windsor\, QLD\, 4030\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Play
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20180223T193000
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SUMMARY:Hamlet
DESCRIPTION:Hamlet\nWritten by William Shakespeare. Adapted by James Elliott. \nAn all-female cast perform an adaptation of Shakespeare’s famous tragedy which explores the existential relationship between character and actor\, actor and soul\, and soul and audience. \nSomething is rotten in the state of Denmark. Upon the death of his father\, and the subsequent remarrying of his mother to his uncle\, Prince Hamlet of Denmark wrestles with the question of moral action. The appearance of a ghost resembling his late  father\, instructing him to revenge his most foul and unnatural murder\, sends Hamlet into an existential torment of action and inaction\, of revenge\, and of a mad duty bound to the purgation of his soul. Will he kill his uncle to revenge his father\, or will his inactions cost him much much more? \nThis adaptation of Hamlet\, played by an all female cast\, looks at the existential relationship between actor and character\, character and soul\, and soul and actor. The question is asked: “What if Hamlet became aware that his existence is fictional; merely a character in a play?” \nWhat follows is a perspective of Shakespeare’s tragedy aligns the motivations of our hero through the lens of a person who knows their death is eternal\, whose body is unbound\, and whose life is but a walking shadow\, a poor player who struts and frets their hour upon the stage until they are heard no more. \nCast\nHamlet: Rachel Layt\nOphelia: Bek Schmidt\nClaudius: Alexia Suttor\nGertrude: Bianca Reynolds\nPolonia: Leisa Bye\nLaertes: Megan Bennett\nRosencrantz and Guildenstern: Siobhan Finniss and Stephanie Hampson\nGravedigger/Ghost: Ellen Hardisty
URL:https://growltheatre.org.au/event/hamlet/
LOCATION:Windsor School of Arts\, 381 Lutwyche Rd\, Windsor\, QLD\, 4030\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Play
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