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1984 ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: Will Gluth SECRETARY: Chris Schultz ADMINISTRATOR: Helen Tyzack TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Ken Dray ACTING CORE: Ross Hall, Marilynne Hanigan, Terry Kenwrick PATRON: Mrs Joan Johnston BOARD OF MANAGEMENT: Gael Morris (President), Phil Gerner (Vice Chair), Paul Clynick, Carla Clynick, Ken Conway, Lil Gerner, Chris Hancock, Gael Morris, Jim Muirhead, John Wood, Graeme Wyland SPONSORS: Airlines of WA, Bunnings, Casuarina Home Improvement Centre, Commonwealth Banking Corporation, Education and Technical Books Parap, Manolas Group of Companies, Nightcliff Complex Health Studio, Our TAA, Pascol Paints NT HIGHLIGHTS
WORKSHOPS
Surprise Performance Playreading Brown’s Mart, Friday January 13 Tickets: $2.50 Bop by Andrew Dunn Playreading Brown’s Mart, January, 4.30pm Tickets $3.00 DIRECTOR: Will Gluth TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Ken Dray CAST: Ross Hall, Marilynn Hanigan, Terry Kenwrick
Tennis Play by David Edgar Playreading Brown’s Mart DIRECTOR: Will Gluth TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Ken Dray
The Naked Gun by Harry Reade “Gun culture, technological voilence, war, the media, biological cravings, male aggression and sex.” DIRECTOR: Will Gluth
Indians by Arthur Kopit “Explores the hypocrisy of the American Government in dealing with the Indian community and their claims for land.” Playreading Brown’s Mart, February, 5pm, 1 Performance Tickets: $3.50 DIRECTOR: Marilynn Hanigan CAST: Tom Pauling, Paul Clynick, Terry Kenwrick, Lee McGuiness, Jan Muscio, Maurice Pitt, Chris Hancock, Seamus McDonald, Will Gluth, Julie Rankin, Les Shaw
Beyond Therapy by Christopher Durang “A satire about two lonely patients and their loony therapists.” Brown’s Mart, February/March, 17 Performances including extended season! Turned away over 300 people! Tickets: $8.00/$7.50 Members/$3.50 Concession DIRECTOR: Will Gluth LIGHTING DESIGN: Andy Farrant, Ken Dray TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Ken Dray STAGE MANAGEMENT: Rhonda Renfrey LIGHTING ASSISTANTS: Tony Suttor, Brian Kelly PROPS: Ingrid Hoffman, Esther Elder SET CONSTRUCTION/PAINTING: Jim Williams, Peter Tonkin, Catherine Doherty, John Wood, Kevin Green, Grodon Browell SOUND: Peter Darton SET DESIGN: Peter Savage, Kay Secomb CAST: Rollo Browne (Paul Rennard) Beverley Evans (Prudence) Ross Hall (Bruce) Terry Kenwrick (Bob Lansky) Marilynne Hanigan (Charlotte Wallace) Peter Savage (Waiter) David Molesworth (Dr Stuart Framington) Will Gluth (Paul)
Kids’ Stuff by Raymond Course Australia Nouveau Theatre Production presented by DTG Brown’s Mart, May DIRECTOR: Jean-Pierry Mignon CAST: Julie Forsyth
The Naked Gun by Harry Reade Playreading Brown’s Mart, March, 1 Performance Tickets: $3.50/$1.50 DIRECTOR: Will Gluth CAST: Peter Savage (Karl) Marion Shirley (Mary) John Wood, Will Gluth, David Molesworth The Butterflies Of Kalimantan by Jennifer Claire “A comedy about manners and the penalties of life in the so-called permissive society.” Playreading Brown’s Mart, March, 1 Performance CAST: Lee McGuiness, Andy McQueen, Alan Knight, Stephen Daniels, Christine Boult
2 One Act Plays – Double Bill Ruffian On The Stair by Joe Orton DIRECTOR: Ken Conway ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Marilynn Hanigan DESIGN: Cathy Savage, Peter Tonkin SOUND ASST: Peter Thompson COMPOSER IN RESIDENCE/SOUND DESIGN: Sarah Hopkins TECHNICAL DIRECTOR/LIGHTING DESIGN: Ken Dray LIGHTING OPERATOR: Brian Kelly WARDROBE COORDINATOR: Ingrid Hoffman LIGHTING ASSTS: Tony suttor, Carla Clynick, Bill Murphy, Peter Thompson PROPS: Louise Mabbutt SET CONSTRUCTION/PAINTING: Cathy Savage, Brian Kelly, John Wood, Maria van Ruijven, Bernard Carr, Louise Mabbutt, Peter Savage, Andy Farrant, Jim Williams CAST: Bronwyn Calcutt, Terry Kenwrick, Ross Hall The Proposal by Anton Chekhov Brown’s Mart, March/April, 10 Performances DIRECTOR: Will Gluth CAST: Paul Clynick, Kerry Laizans, Andy McQueen
TOUR 2 One Act Plays tour to Alice Springs, Totem Theatre, April, 2 Performances. Tour to Warrego Club, Tennant Creek, Katherine, Gove, Groote Eylandt, April.
Ruffian On The Stair by Joe Orton “A menacing comedy in the Pinteresque vein.” DIRECTOR: Ken Conway ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Marilynn Hanigan CAST: Bronwyn Calcutt (Joyce), Terry Kenwrick (Mike), Ross Hall (Wilson)
The Proposal by Anton Chekhov Brown’s Mart, March/April, 10 Performances DIRECTOR: Will Gluth DESIGN: Ken Foster SETS: Peter Tonkin, Kathy Savage CAST: Paul Clynick (Steven), Kerry Laizans (Patricia), Andy Macqueen (Alexander)
News Unlimited by Roger Pulvers Playreading Botanic Gardens, Part of Library Week DIRECTOR: Ross Hall CAST: Will Gluth (Russian Journalist) Ken Dray (Aussie Journalist)
The Banana Bender by Barry Dickens “The story of Lennie, a 40 year old banana picker and religious maniac who shares a house with his 70 year old mother.” Brown’s Mart, May/June, 15 Performances including Sunday Matinees Tickets: $8.75/$7.45 Members/$3.50 Concession Special Free Preview for Pensioners DIRECTOR: Will Gluth DESIGN: Phil Harris TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Ken Dray LIGHTING DESIGN: Carla Clynick LIGHTING ASSISTANTS: Cathy Savage, Brian Kelly, Peter Thompson ASST DIRECTOR: Ross Hall STAGE MANAGEMENT: Rhonda Renfrey, Louise Mabbutt, Louise Finch SET CONSTRUCTION: Phil Harris, John Wood, Peter Savage, Jim Williams POSTER & PROGRAMME: Ken Foster CAST: Terry Kenwrick (Len Jackson), Marilynne Hanigan (Kath Jackson/Ruth)
Darwin M’Darlin’ Written, Directed and Performed by Professional Core Contribution to Bougainvillea Festival Mindil Beach, Raintree Park, Casuarina Shopping Square, Smith Street
The Death of Phillip Robertson by John Tomlinson “Probing the procedure and legalese of the court trying to get to the truth of Phillip Robertson’s death.” Playreading Brown’s Mart, July, 1 Performance Tickets: $3.50/$3.00 Members/$1.50 Concession
Beyond Therapy by Christopher Durang Return by Popular Demand! Brown’s Mart, July, 4 Performances
Back To Bourke Street by Claire Dobbin, Evelyn Krape, Tony Taylor “A history of Australia from 1890 to 1980. A musical.” Brown’s Mart, July/August, 14 Performances Tickets: $8.50/$3.25 DIRECTOR: Claire Dobbin (Visiting Director) MUSIC DIRECTOR: Bob Petchell CHOREOGRAPHER: Polly Champion DESIGNER: Adrian Welke TECH DIR/LX DESIGN: Ken Dray COSTUME DESIGNER: Shirley Champion SOUND OPERATOR: Bob Corry WARDROBE ASSISTANT: Ingrid Hoffman STAGE MANAGERS: Louise Finch, Glenda Sharp, Sandra Drummond LIGHTING OPERATORS: Peter Thompson, Tony Suttor, Carla Clynick PROPS CONSTRUCTION: Maria van Ruijven, Monica Gilbert, Sue Campbell SET CONSTRUCT/PAINT: Adrien Welke, Cathie Doherty, John Wood, Peter Savage POSTER/PROG DESIGN: Ken Foster CAST: Terry Kenwrick (Stanley) Ross Hall (Arthur), Marilynne Hanigan (Daisy) Kay Brown (Florrie), Beverley Evans (Pearl Button) Geraldine Deutrom (Pianist) 1 Program on File/File/110 Capacity/1077 Attendances
The Time Is Not Yet Ripe by Louis Esson “Written in 1912, a comedy that satirises the ‘practical’ politics of the day.” Production East Point Gun Turret, September, 13 Performances DIRECTOR: Will Gluth ASSOC DIRECTOR: Sarah Hopkins PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Peter Savage LIGHTING DESIGN: Ken Dray STAGE MANAGER: Fin Bowman FOH MANAGER: Ken Smith SLIDES: Cathy Bailey COSTUME DESIGN: Shirley Champion SET CONSTRUCTION: Phil Gerner, Rollo Browne, Paul Clynick COSTUMES MAKING: Cindy Brown POSTER & PROGRAMME DESIGN: Ken Foster CAST: Terry Kenwrick, Beverley Evans, Les Shaw, Jan Muscio, Kerry Laizans, Fin Bowman, Peter Stretton, Ross Hall, Dawn Ray, Bob Corry, John Wood, Andy MacQueen, Peter Savage, Paul Ogilvie-Mitchell, Ian Hill, Pauline Lennox, Juliet Lavers, David Toll, Susan Hounslow, Anita McWaters File/150 Capacity/1106 Attendances
Foreign Body by Stephen Gard “A witty look at life in a small Australian town.” Playreading Brown’s Mart, October
Double Bill Miss Julie by August Strindberg “A study of the conflict of sexual passion and social position.” Brown’s Mart, November/December, 11 Performances DIRECTOR: Ken Dray (Debut) DESIGNER: Ingrid Hoffman & Peter Savage ORIGINAL MUSIC: Sarah Hopkins LIGHTING OPERATION: Cathy Baily, Carla Clynick, Andy MacQueen COSTUMES: Shirley Champion, Ingrid Hoffman SOUND OPERATION: Jim Gow PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: Peter Savage MUSICIANS: Sarah Hopkins, Fritz Risler STAGE MANAGER/PROPS: Fin Bowman POSTER DESIGN: Terry Kenwrick, Ingrid Hoffman SET CONSTRUCTION/PAINTING: Peter Savage, Rollo Browne, Paul Clynick, Phil Gerner, Matthew Butterworth, Andy MacQueen CAST: Marilynne Hanigan (Farewell Performance), Ross Hall (Jean), Sarah Hopkins (Kristen) The Bear by Anton Chekhov “Written in 1880, a grieving young widow and a bearish creditors intrusion into her life. A comedy about the irrationality and joyous lunacy of love.” DIRECTOR: William Gluth DESIGNER: Ingrid Hoffman & Peter Savage ORIGINAL MUSIC: Sarah Hopkins LIGHTING OPERATION: Cathy Baily, Carla Clynick, Andy MacQueen COSTUMES: Shirley Champion, Ingrid Hoffman SOUND OPERATION: Jim Gow PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: Peter Savage MUSICIANS: Sarah Hopkins, Fritz Risler STAGE MANAGER/PROPS: Fin Bowman POSTER DESIGN: Terry Kenwrick, Ingrid Hoffman SET CONSTRUCTION/PAINTING: Peter Savage, Rollo Browne, Paul Clynick, Phil Gerner, Matthew Butterworth, Andy MacQueen CAST: Terry Kenwrick, Marilynne Hanigan, Paul Ogilvie-Mitchell File/777 Attendances/Capacity 84 |
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