extravaganza! Theatre Awards Night video Part 3
Posted Nov 16, 2009 in blogVideo by Kang Wei Tan, Music by Dean Gourley
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Video by Kang Wei Tan, Music by Dean Gourley
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Video by Kang Wei Tan, Music by Dean Gourley
The University of Melbourne Musical Theatre Association is proud to announce its Semester 1 show for 2010: The Wedding Singer!
Video by Kang Wei Tan, Music by Dean Gourley
Presented by UMMTA 16-24 Oct, Guild Theatre
…so superb and honest the audience was often in fits of laughter…
Review by Leeor Adar
There is something missing from the arts community at Melbourne Uni….
Presented by St Hilda’s College 8-10 October, Union Theatre.
…the songs were performed with enthusiasm and clarity…
Review by Leeor Adar
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Presented by University of Melbourne Shakespeare Company
10–19 September, Guild Theatre.
This unique take upon such an infamous narrative will leave you challenging gender and social identities as never before…
Review by Jess Morrison
Presented by Medleys
3-5 September, Union Theatre
…when the sketches are good, they’re fantastic – highly imaginative, often hilarious…
Review by Zoe Barron
Presented by Chinese Theatre Group
3-12 September, Open Stage
The highlight of the show was undoubtedly the quality of the cast…
Review by Mathilda Lunken
Presented by Omniprop Productions
14-29 August, The Old Law Quad
My, my, what I night I had….
Review by Leeor Adar
Presented by Union House Theatre
20-22 and 28-29 August at 8:30pm, Guild Theatre
In some parts, the unknown was very familiar and I found myself reflecting on the times that I fantasized on the tram or was faced by a drunken wannabe hero on the train….
Review by Danielle Asciak
Presented by Union House Theatre
20-22 and 28-29 August at 8:30pm, Guild Theatre
This was a performance that resonated in my mind hours after having witnessed it. On my own tram ride home, I found myself considering those around me….
Review by Leeor Adar
Zoë Barron speaks to performers Eleanor Bally, Joshua Lynzaat, Olivia McCombe and Mattie Young about the unusual and quite challenging process they went through creating Into the Unknown.
Presented by the Port-able Heroes
13-14, 20-21 and 26-29 August at 8:30pm, The Blackhole Theatre
An enjoyable exploration of a confronting subject matter which far from trivialising it; leaves you with plenty to mull over.
Review by Justina Lui
Presented by Heist Productions
So who was it? Was it the writer in the wings? The star in her dressing room? What do the mysterious initials “F.F.I” stand for? You be the detective!
Review by Justina Lui
Presented by the Chinese Music Group
14-15 and 20-22 August at 7pm
The Puppets is a worthy part of the Mudfest11 program as it deals with the idea that in some situations there are no hidden spaces…
Review by Matilda Lunken