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Altona City Theatre Company |
is an amateur theatre
group which presents three productions a
year in the western suburbs of Melbourne,
Australia. |
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Arena Theatre Company |
Based in Melbourne,
Australia and established in 1966, Arena
Theatre Company creates contemporary live
performances specifically designed to speak
directly to children and young people aged 5
to 25.
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Australian Shakespeare Company |
The Australian
Shakespeare Company has presented more than
ten vibrant staging of Shakespeare's plays
since 1982. It has kept Shakespeare's works
alive for over a decade with it's
productions being enjoyed by capacity
audiences throughout Victoria, South
Australia, and New South Wales. Unlike the
Bell Shakespeare Company, the ASC
illuminates Shakespeare's text within a
traditional style of production. |
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Barbirra Music Theatre |
is a non-professional
music theatre company. We perform two
musicals a year as well as regular concerts
throughout the year and a regular series of
Christmas Carol performances at hospitals,
nursing homes and shopping centres. |
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Bendigo Cummunity Theatre |
Local Theatre Company
in Bendigo in Musical productions. |
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Big
Cat Productions |
BIG CAT Productions is the successor to
BOOMBA Productions, formed in early 1997 by
Managing Director, Jeff Richards, dedicated
to the staging of excellence with
innovation. |
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Mornington C.E.F. Players Inc. |
Mornington C.E.F.
Players have been around since 1948,
producing a variety of shows in that time.
C.E.F. usually produces three shows a year,
ranging from musicals, to One-Act Play
festivals, to straight plays and farces. |
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Desoxy Theatre |
Desoxy Theatre is a
project based theatre company based in
Melbourne, Australia founded by Teresa Blake
and Daniel Witton with the aim of creating
original works for performance. |
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Eastern Metropolitan Opera |
Our goal is to be a
leading producer of opera in Melbourne and
help to "fill the void" for young singers
created by the demise of the VSO. We have
high standards and a professional approach,
even though we are a non-profit organisation. |
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Eclectic Pelican |
The works of the
pelican are designed for extensive touring.
Through this nest site you can keep in touch
with new projects, tour action and pelican
posts in general. |
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Euroa Little Theatre |
Euroa Little Theatre
Inc. was originally founded in Euroa in
November 1956, and over the last 46 years
has continued to provide quality Live
theatre to our community. |
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Geelong
Lyric Theatre Society |
We began in June 1965
as Geelong Gilbert and Sullivan Light Opera
Company under the umbrella of the Geelong
Society of Operatic and Dramatic Art (GSODA).
In 1974 the Company broke away from GSODA
and formed the Geelong Gilbert and Sullivan
and Light Opera Company. 2000 saw us once
again branch out under our current name,
this time into a new venue with the staging
of Les Miserables in the Costa Hall at
Deakin University. |
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Geelong Repertory Theatre Company |
Geelong Repertory
Theatre is a vital part of our heritage.
Formed in 1932 as Geelong Repertory Society
and led for many years by Dulcie Meakin, the
company performed and average of seven plays
a year in the old GAMA Theatre where they
played everything from melodrama to the
classics. |
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Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Victoria |
Throughout the
depression and war, in good times and bad,
the society has continuously endeavored to
achieve its aims, to make known the works of
Sir William Schwenck Gilbert and Sir Arthur
Seymour Sullivan through the actions of
people who care for them, and always to do
this better. |
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Hartwell Players |
Since 1938, The
Hartwell Players have been entertaining
audiences at their Camberwell theatre, the
Hartwell Playhouse. |
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Heidelberg Theatre Company |
Heidelberg Theatre
Company is a non-professional theatre
company dedicated to quality productions. It
presents around 5 plays a year.
It has a state of the art theatre with
air conditioning, roof soundproofing and
insulation, a sophisticated computer
lighting system, and an electric revolve on
stage. |
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Her Majesty's Theatre Ballarat |
The Theatre is located
in the centre of Ballarat's shopping,
business and entertainment area and is close
to hotels, restaurants and cafes. Ample
street parking is available and a
multi-storey car park is situated two blocks
from the Theatre. |
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IRAA Theatre |
Founded in Rome in
1978 by Artistic Director Renato Cuocolo,
IRAA Theatre has toured worldwide. Mr
Cuocolo's original productions were based on
movement, images and non-textual languages
of performance where, against the naturalism
of traditional theatre, he pursued a
completely non-naturalistic form of
expression. Conventional narrative lines
were excluded, visual imagery highlighted,
and the physicality of the actor emphasized. |
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La Mama Theatre |
La Mama Theatre was
established in 1967 to nurture new
Australian theatre and has played an
important role in the development of the
Australian dramatic voice. |
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Loyola Musical Society |
In the early 1950’s,
the parish priest of St Ignatius Church,
Richmond, perceived the need for a parish
community activity which would provide a
social outlet, combined with a musical or
theatrical focus, for "catholic young
people". This led to the formation of "The
Loyola Musical and Dramatic Society" by Fr.
Robert Hennessy S.J., the late Mr. Stephen
King, Mr. David Cleary and Mr. Frank Cronin. |
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Magnormos Musicals |
Magnormos Musicals is
a production company with a difference.
Helping to bring Australian made musicals to
the attention of the general musical theatre
public, whilst also focusing on new,
innovative or rare international works of
relevance to the viewers. Building from the
strengths of the Melbourne musical theatre
community, Magnormos Musicals will strive to
bridge the gap between high quality
non-professional, and professional musical
theatre in Australia. |
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Malvern Theatre Company |
Founded in 1957, the
Company presents five major productions
annually, each consisting of 14 performances
plus a preview night for charity groups. |
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Melbourne Playback Theatre |
Playback Theatre is a
unique form of improvised theatre, presented
by a team of professional actors and a
musician.
A performance is led by a conductor, who
provides the opportunity for the audience to
share their stories and experiences. The
actors and musician then re-enact stories,
using a variety of improvisational forms. |
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Melbourne
Theatre Company |
129 Ferrars Street
Southbank 3006
tel 03 9684 4500 fax 03 9696 2627 |
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Melbourne Workers Theatre |
Creating provocative
and inspiring new works which celebrate
class consciousness, cultural diversity and
engage the social and political complexities
that shape our lives. |
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Monash Players |
Players is a fun-lovin,
ultra cool, exceptionally friendly, student
run theatre group at Monash University,
Clayton campus. Our aim is to introduce and
involve as many people as we can in all
aspects of theatre at Monash - on and off
stage. |
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Mooroolbark Theatre Group Inc |
See Web site for
current production details. |
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Music Theatre Guild of Victoria |
Site under
construction, check site for details. |
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Night Owl Amateur Productions |
See Web site for
current production details. |
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Playbox |
Playbox, Australia's
leading contemporary Australian theatre
company, is dedicated to the creation,
interpretation and promotion of Australian
theatre. Since its foundation in 1976, the
company has gained a reputation for
providing a contemporary experience that is
intellectually stimulating, unpretentious
and uniquely Australian. |
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Performit Student Theatre |
Performit is a student
based theatre company which is committed to
the promotion of performing arts on all RMIT
campuses. |
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Pheonix Theatre Company Inc. |
Phoenix Theatre
Company was formed in 1995, following the
amalgamation of two local Manningham based
theatre companies: Doncaster Templestowe
Musical Society and
Footlights Theatre Company. |
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Plenty Ranges Theatre Company |
See Web site for
current production details. |
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PLOS
Musical Productions |
PLOS Musical
Productions has a proud history of nearly
forty years of presenting high quality
theatrical productions. Throughout that time
we have continually entertained our
audiences with the very best musical
theatre.
We are very proud to present our
productions at the Frankston Arts Centre and
in the process educate our members and
audiences by using the very latest in
theatrical facilities. |
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Ranters Theatre |
The reasons for
starting the company came from a belief
among us that most theatre culture in
Australia was not responsive enough to being
'live'. It is a culture that by and large
does not allow enough time for the actor to
completely inhabit the work, determined as
it is by a short rehearsal period where the
work is not explored but rather 'staged' or
'presented' with formal constraints. We
wanted to work in a way that allowed the
actor to free up their unconscious
creativity. |
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Shakespeare on the River |
The "Shakespeare on
the River" Festival is a diverse community
celebration of theatre, music, visual arts
and folkloric skills presented by the
Stratford on Avon Shakespeare Association. |
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Sherbrooke Theatre Company |
In 1978 the group
changed its name to Sherbrooke Theatre
Company, and three years later moved to
Upwey High School. |
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Strathmore Theatrical Arts Group |
S.T.A.G. was formed by
a group of “young marrieds” in Strathmore in
1955, some of whom belonged to other Drama
Groups, notably Williamstown and Northcote,
and others with no theatre background at
all. At the time, Strathmore and the
surrounding areas had no such drama groups,
although the Essendon Light opera Company
provided and outlet for singers and
musicians. |
Track Youth Theatre
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The group started in 1980 and produced its
first production at the old Pumpkin Theatre
in Richmond. Because of the size of the
group, the following year we performed at
the Renaissance Theatre in Kew, (at Kew High
School) and have been there ever since. |
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The
1812 Theatre Company |
The 1812 Theatre
Company has been presenting plays since, as
it's name suggests, 1812. 2002 sees the
group presenting it's 200th play. |
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Union House Theatre |
We will protect and
advance the quality of education and
teaching provided by the University of
Melbourne to our members. |
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Victorian College of the Arts |
The School of Drama at
The Victorian College of the Arts was
established more than twenty years ago and
has contributed enormously to the
development of original work in this
country. |
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Whitehorse Musical Theatre Inc |
The company was formed
in 1971 from the defunct Box Hill Musical
Comedy Society. The Company's first five
shows were presented at the J.H.Charles
Memorial Hall in Box Hill. In November 1973,
Whitehorse Musical Theatre became the first
company to present a full scale musical
production,'Annie Get Your Gun', in the new
theatre complex at Deakin University's
Burwood campus. |
