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<strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Lesbian</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Gay</strong> <strong>Archives</strong> <strong>Theatre</strong> <strong>programs</strong><br />
Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
25 frames: beyond the porn legend: Aiden Shaw Gasworks <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic Sacred Cowboi<br />
84 Charing Cross Road Russell Street <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
The Adventures of Butt Boy <strong>and</strong> Tigger: a new play<br />
by Steven Dawson<br />
All thrills, no spills: outrageous safe sex cabaret<br />
Mechanics Institute<br />
Performing Arts Centre<br />
All together now Paddington Town Hall Paddington, NSW<br />
Angels in America : a gay fantasia on national<br />
themes. Part one: Millennium approaches Russell Street <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
Angels in America: A <strong>Gay</strong> Fantasia on National<br />
Themes. Part One: Millennium Approaches. Part<br />
Two: Perestroika.<br />
Angels with dirty faces<br />
Another country<br />
From Arsehole to breakfast<br />
Melbourne <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known<br />
22 Jan-26 Jan<br />
2008, 9 pm <strong>and</strong> 29-<br />
Jan - 2 Feb 2008,<br />
Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
10.30 pm Kevin McGreal<br />
Helene Hanff;<br />
Tim Hunter Midsumma, 2008<br />
adapted for the<br />
Marion Edwards, Edwin Hodgeman,<br />
21 Dec 1983 - 11 stage by James<br />
Pamela Rabe, Belinda Davey, Chris<br />
Feb 1984 Roose-Evans Ray Lawler Gregory, Douglas Hedge<br />
(Brunswick) Brunswick, Vic Out Cast <strong>Theatre</strong> 4 - 21 July 2007 Steven Dawson Alex Christopoulos <strong>and</strong> Felix Allsop<br />
Footscray Community<br />
Arts Centre Footscray, Vic Out <strong>Theatre</strong> 1990<br />
Playhouse, Victorian Arts<br />
Centre Melbourne, Vic<br />
The art of being still : a serious comedy Universal <strong>Theatre</strong> Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Melbourne <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company<br />
Melbourne <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company<br />
Sunday May 25,<br />
1981 (?)<br />
15 October - 20<br />
November 1993 Tony Kushner Neil Armfield<br />
Previews from<br />
Tuesday August<br />
30, 1994. Saturday<br />
September 3 -<br />
September 25,<br />
1994 Tony Kushner Neil Armfield<br />
Jane Conway, Jan Cornwall,<br />
Elizabeth Drake, Jeannie Lewis,<br />
Margaret Roadknight<br />
Nico Lathouris, Jacek Koman, Greg<br />
Stone, Catherine McClements<br />
Colin Batrouney, Melvin J. Carroll,<br />
Jacek Koman, Monica Maughan,<br />
Catherine McClements, William<br />
McCluskey, Margaret Mills, Greg<br />
Stone, David Tredinnick<br />
Out <strong>Theatre</strong>'s 1990 Out &<br />
About National Tour<br />
The Arts Centre,<br />
Iresha herath <strong>and</strong> Rachel<br />
Fitzpatrick (inspired by<br />
ideas from original<br />
screenplay Dead Poets'<br />
Society by Tom<br />
Martin Sharpe, Rob Morley, Steen<br />
Bennett, Drew Thornton, Nick<br />
Blackbox Melbourne, Vic 9 Minds<br />
Williamstown Little<br />
2005 Schulman) Daniel Goodfello O'Brien, Adam Lee<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> Friday May 9, 1986 Julian Mitchell<br />
Studio 2, Northcote Town<br />
26-31 January<br />
Hall Northcote, Vic City of Darebin 2010 WarrickGlynn Andrew Vial Midsumma, 2010<br />
22nd July - 16th<br />
August 1992 Steven Dawson Karl Steinberg<br />
Nicholas Opolski, Fred Whitlock,<br />
Michael Fry, James Benedict, Iain<br />
Murton, Phillip Parslow<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
As is Seymour Centre, Sydney Sydney, NSW<br />
As time goes by : an agit prop theatre history of<br />
gay oppression <strong>and</strong> liberation<br />
The Nimrod <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company, The<br />
Seymour <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company,<br />
Gordon/Frost<br />
Productions<br />
As time goes by : an historical look at gay rights La Boite <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Journal of peddle dreams<br />
Mechanics Institute Arts<br />
Cebtre<br />
Les Ballets Trocadero de Monte Carlo<br />
The Princess <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
(Melbourne); Sydney<br />
(unstated); Adelaide<br />
(unstated) Melbourne, Vic<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
Sydney <strong>Gay</strong> <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Group June, 1979<br />
Les Ballets<br />
Trocadero de Monte<br />
Carlo<br />
opens February 21,<br />
1987 William M. Hoffman John Tasker<br />
Noel Greig <strong>and</strong> Drew<br />
Griffiths Ron Owen<br />
April 28-30, May 11-<br />
15, May 25-29, Noel Greig <strong>and</strong> Drew<br />
1983<br />
Griffiths Doug Anderson<br />
Wed 16-Sun 20<br />
July 2003 Rainsford Elizabeth Langley<br />
8-9 Aug, 13-18<br />
Aug, 20-25 Aug, 27<br />
Aug-1 Sep, 3-8<br />
Sep.<br />
Eugene McDougle<br />
(General); Natch<br />
Taylor (Artistic)<br />
Barbara Cook : a Broadway legend Footbridge <strong>Theatre</strong> Wed 26 July 1989<br />
March 2 ???? For 6<br />
Bear dinkum The Sailors' Home<br />
weeks Neil Curtis<br />
William<br />
29 May 2007 Shakespeare<br />
(Othello) <strong>and</strong> 25 (Othello) <strong>and</strong> Nilolai<br />
Sep 2007 (The Gogol (The<br />
Bell Shakespeare 2007 : Othello <strong>and</strong> The Playhouse, Victorian Arts<br />
Government Government Marion Potts<br />
Government Inspector<br />
Centre Melbourne, Vic Bell Shakespeare<br />
Inspector) Inspector)<br />
(Othello)<br />
Bent<br />
St Martin's Youth Arts<br />
Centre Melbourne, Vic<br />
Streamline <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
by Special<br />
Arrangement with<br />
Samuel French<br />
Aust. Ltd.<br />
Nov 20 - Dec 2<br />
1989 Martin Sherman Ray Russell<br />
Wally Harper<br />
(Musical Director) Barbara Cook<br />
Tim Penhall, Doris Fabulosity Fish,<br />
Colin Griffiths, Dennis Scott, Marty<br />
O'Neill, James Mellen, Chris Hinde,<br />
Ian Farr, Ron Owen <strong>Gay</strong> Solidarity Week 1979<br />
Neil Walpole, Gerard Lacheca,<br />
David Baker, Phil Crowley, Ian<br />
Olorenshaw, Richard Michael,<br />
Cathie Neil<br />
Natch Taylor, Sanson C<strong>and</strong>elaria,<br />
Lel<strong>and</strong> Walsh, William Zamora,<br />
James McArdle, Stephen Coleman,<br />
Michael McKinley, John Dover,<br />
James Doyle, Laren Lambdin<br />
Wayne Blair (Othello) <strong>and</strong> Darren<br />
Gilshenan <strong>and</strong> William Zappa (The<br />
Government Inspector)<br />
Barry James, Andrew McAliece,<br />
Bruce Akers, Robert Cavaggion,<br />
Larry Hunter-Stewart, Len Wintour,<br />
Roger Chevalier, Steven Georgiadis<br />
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Bent Russell Street <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
Bent<br />
Guild <strong>Theatre</strong>, Melbourne<br />
University Parkville, Vic<br />
Bette Midler [untitled, undated souvenir program] [not stated] [not stated]<br />
Bette Midler on tour : Kiss my brass! [filed in<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> <strong>programs</strong> - oversized]<br />
Rod Laver Arena,<br />
Melbourne Melbourne, Vic<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
Melbourne <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company Jun 4 - Aug 2 1980 Martin Sherman Bruce Myles<br />
Jack <strong>and</strong> Phil Went<br />
Up the Hill <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Group 20 - 28 Mar 1991 Martin Sherman Damien Millar<br />
[not stated,<br />
possibly Midler's<br />
first <strong>Australian</strong> tour,<br />
if so, c. 1979]<br />
Jack Utsick,<br />
Worldwide<br />
Entertainment;<br />
Garry Van Egmund<br />
Enterprises <strong>and</strong><br />
Michael Chugg<br />
Entertainment c. April 2005<br />
Written by Eric<br />
Kornfeld <strong>and</strong> Bruch<br />
Vilanch<br />
Gary Day, Patrick Frost, Iain Strutt,<br />
Stephen Clark, Steve J. Spears,<br />
Johnny Quinn, Anthony Hawkins,<br />
Neil Fitzpatrick, John Bowman<br />
Paul Murray, Maurice O'Riordan,<br />
Justin Smith, Patrick O'Shea, Gabriel<br />
Noriega, Thomas Scott, Jonathan<br />
Klingender<br />
Betty can jump<br />
<strong>Australian</strong><br />
Performing Group<br />
A bit of a Post Script La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic<br />
27a Cromwell<br />
Road, South Yarra, Boroondara <strong>Theatre</strong> Hal Leonard<br />
Sat Mar ?? - Sun<br />
Apr 21 1996 Sue-Ann Post Sue Ingleton Sue-Ann Post<br />
Blowing whistles Cromwell Road <strong>Theatre</strong> Vic<br />
Company<br />
Australia Pty Ltd May 2009 Matthew Tood<br />
Frank Moorhouse,<br />
Noel Anderson Billy Pope, Simon Doyle, Daniel rice<br />
<strong>Australian</strong><br />
Peter Carey, Peter<br />
Jillian Murray, Simon Hughes, Tim<br />
Bold tales Pram Factory Carlton, Vic Performing Group<br />
Swinburne<br />
July 22 - ?? 1981 King Peter King Conigrave, Denis Moore<br />
University of<br />
Based on the novel<br />
Technology Small<br />
by Dorothy Hewett,<br />
David Williamson<br />
companies <strong>and</strong><br />
20 May - 13 May adapted for stage by<br />
Bobbin up [Melbourne premiere]<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>, Prahran Prahan, Vic Community <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
[2000]<br />
Nick Enright<br />
Felix Allsop, Nathan Butler, Adrian<br />
Brunswick, Vic<br />
16 January 2008<br />
Corbett, Anthony Jelinic <strong>and</strong> Lee<br />
The boy on the beach Mechanics Institute (check) Out Cast <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
first performance) Steven Dawson Steven Dawson Threadgold Midsumma, 2008<br />
Melbourne International<br />
Boy pussy Universal <strong>Theatre</strong> Fitzroy, Vic March 5-30 1997 Lawrence Johnston Noel Jordan<br />
Comedy Festival 1997<br />
The boys in the b<strong>and</strong> Playbox <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
Aztec Services Pty<br />
Ltd, Harry M Miller<br />
<strong>and</strong> Phillip<br />
Productions<br />
Page 11 suggests<br />
opened 3 June<br />
1969 Mart Crowley John Tasker<br />
John Krummel, John Norman,<br />
Charles Little, Gerard Maguire,<br />
Robert Essex, Kuki Kaa, Ian Sprake,<br />
Vern Todd, Henri Szeps<br />
The boys in the b<strong>and</strong> New <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
The Beckett, The CUB<br />
5 Feb - 19 Mar<br />
1994 Mart Crowley Kevin Jackson Mardi Gras, 1994<br />
Boys toys <strong>and</strong> Freud<br />
Malthouse Melbourne, Vic Thurs 31 Jan 1991 Midsumma, 1991<br />
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Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
Café Fledermaus Merlyn <strong>Theatre</strong> Playbox <strong>Theatre</strong> Co. 28-May-90 Robyn Archer Barrie Kosky<br />
California Heat<br />
International Dance<br />
<strong>and</strong> Entertainment<br />
Artists <strong>and</strong> Mega<br />
Artist Entertainment<br />
Tuesday April 9 -<br />
Friday May 3rd<br />
1996<br />
C<strong>and</strong>ide Sydney, NSW Nimrod <strong>Theatre</strong> Co.<br />
Leonard Bernstein &<br />
1982 Stephen Sondheim John Bell<br />
Cause celebre Her Majesty's <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Chinchilla : figures in a classical l<strong>and</strong>scape with<br />
ruins Odeon <strong>Theatre</strong>, Norwood Norwood, SA<br />
The choir Universal <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
John Gale (for<br />
Volcano Productions<br />
Ltd. With Haymarket<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>, Leicester<br />
Independent<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> 6-20 Nov 2004<br />
Monday 4th July<br />
1977 Terence Rattigan Robin Midgley<br />
Robert David<br />
McDonald Rob Croser<br />
Playbox presenting<br />
Nimrod <strong>Theatre</strong> Co. 19-26 March 1981 Errol Bray Neil Armfield<br />
Choir of Hard Knocks : Gala launch concert Melbourne Town Hall<br />
Her Majesty's <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Melbourne, Vic<br />
Choir of Hard<br />
Knocks, sponsored<br />
by RecLink Australia 7/03/2007 Not applicable Jonathan Welch<br />
A Chorus line<br />
Exhibition St Melbourne, Vic Sat 22 Jan 1994<br />
A Chorus line<br />
Circus Oz special gay night<br />
Cloud Nine<br />
The Cobra<br />
The complete idiots guide to pornography<br />
Cowboys<br />
Her Majesty's <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Baayork Lee <strong>and</strong><br />
Sydney Sydney, NSW Sat 21st May 1977 Michael Bennett Jeff Hamlin<br />
Under the Big Top in<br />
Circus Oz & One<br />
Princes Park Carlton, Vic Night St<strong>and</strong>s<br />
Students<br />
Thurs 20 Jan 1983<br />
Promethean <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Association of<br />
22-26 Nov [early<br />
Adelaide Adelaide, SA Flinders University<br />
2000s] Caryl Churchill Sarah Ball<br />
The Sydney <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
The Sydney <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Friday May 11,<br />
Company Sydney, NSW Company<br />
1984<br />
18 January - 17<br />
Justin Fleming Richard Wherrett<br />
Mechanics Institute<br />
February [mid<br />
Performing Arts Centre<br />
2000s, check<br />
(Brunswick) Melbourne, Vic Out Cast <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Midsumma guides] Steven Dawson<br />
Edinburgh Castle Hotel,<br />
Adelaide Adelaide, SA<br />
Whoresy Co<br />
Productions<br />
Robyn Archer, Teresa Blake, Russell<br />
Garbutt, Brendan Higgins, Lynda<br />
Patching<br />
Todd Elliott, Jimmy Splash, Rob<br />
West, Gary Luvel'le, Swayne, Neil<br />
Danza<br />
Jon Ewing, Susan Van Cott, Philip<br />
Quast, Rick Burchall, Jacqui Hall,<br />
John Hannan<br />
Glynis Johns, Lee Montague, Helen<br />
Lindsay, Bernard Archard, Angela<br />
Browne, Jeremy Hawk, Patrick Barr<br />
David Roach, Paul Maqhinney, Dai<br />
Davison, Pam O'Grady, Jennifer<br />
Innes, Allen Munn, Michael<br />
Bgaldwin, Hannah Moore, Tom<br />
Eastl<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Luke Jacka Feast, 2004<br />
Peter Cowitz, Tony Sheldon, David<br />
Atkins, Simon Burke, Tyler Coppin,<br />
David Slingsby, Jim Holt<br />
Joint performance with Melbourne<br />
<strong>Gay</strong> & <strong>Lesbian</strong> Chorus, conducted<br />
by Jonathon Welch <strong>and</strong> Sydney<br />
Street Choir conducted by Peter<br />
Lehner<br />
David Atkins, Angela Ayers, Tony Bartuccio,<br />
Leigh Chambers, Cheryl Clark, Ross Coleman,<br />
Warren de Maria, Pi Douglass, Camille<br />
Edwards, Pamela Gibbons, Karen Johnson,<br />
Pamela Jones, Glenice Nock, Raymond Nock,<br />
Patricia O'Carroll, Scott Pearson, Michelle<br />
R<strong>and</strong>ell, Joel Rogo, Mariette Rups, Julie Ryles,<br />
Kris Schumacher, Antony Simons, Greg Sims,<br />
Lynne Marie Smith, Claude R. Tessier, Peita<br />
Toppano, Geoffery Unkovich, Keiri von Nida,<br />
Jack Webster<br />
Patrick Lang, Laura Brenko <strong>and</strong><br />
others Feast [early 2000s]<br />
Sir Robert Helpmann, Mark Lee, Ric<br />
Hutton<br />
28 Oct - 4 Nov,<br />
2000 Sam Shepard Lachlan Philpott Anthony Johnson, Dion Mills Feast, 2000<br />
Midsumma [year unknown,<br />
c. mid 2000s]<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
New World<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
Crying in public places Universal <strong>Theatre</strong> Fitzroy, Vic Productions 4-17 Mar 1990<br />
Daisy Bates La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Post 1987 Geoffrey Sykes Geoffrey Sykes<br />
Deborah Foster as Daisy Bates.<br />
Dance by Jane LaMotte<br />
Dead queen : a revenger's comedy<br />
Mechanics Institute<br />
Performing Arts Centre<br />
(Brunswick) Brunswick, Vic Out Cast <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
14 Jan - 14 Feb<br />
2009 Steven Dawson Steven Dawson<br />
Eastern Suburbs<br />
Community <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
CO LTD in<br />
association with<br />
Hocking Woods<br />
PTY LTD From 17 May 1984 Peter Sommerfeld Barbara Ciszewska<br />
Angus Brown, Nathan Butler, Adrian<br />
Corbett, Adam Ford, Simon Kearney,<br />
Sean Ladhams, Lee Threadgold Midsumma Festival, 2009<br />
Andy S<strong>and</strong>erson, Merfyn Owen,<br />
Cheryl Mathers, Carolyn Howard,<br />
Chris Barry, Bernadette Ryan, Bill<br />
Sinclair, Jeremy Stanford, Debbie<br />
Curnow, Suzi Rosedale, Dee Jay,<br />
Peter Sommerfeld, Ricky Delaney,<br />
Dee Jay Way <strong>Theatre</strong>works St Kilda, Vic<br />
Susie Delaney,<br />
Ron Challinor, Robert Essex,<br />
Natasha Herbert, Scott Major, Robert<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>works, People<br />
September 18 -<br />
Morgan, Penelope Stewart, Fred<br />
Desire lines<br />
Living With HIV/AIDS St Kilda, Vic <strong>Theatre</strong>works<br />
October 16.<br />
Possible 1981,<br />
Michael Gurr Bruce Myles Whitlock, Simon Wilton.<br />
Difficult women La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
perhaps 1987. Linn van Hek Lin van Hek, Joe Dolce<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
15 March 1994 Ariette Taylor <strong>and</strong> Ariette Taylor with<br />
Commissioned by Adelaide<br />
Disturbing the dust The Malthouse<br />
Vic<br />
opening<br />
Luke Devenish Malcolm Robertson Patricia Kennedy<br />
Festival<br />
Women in<br />
Karen Harper, Nik Wilmot, Deb<br />
comfortable shoes<br />
V<strong>and</strong>erwerp, Collen Burke, Susan<br />
Dolores Street <strong>Theatre</strong>works<br />
theatre company. 1991 Theresa M. Carilli<br />
Terry Baum,<br />
Caroline Myers,<br />
David Hymna, John<br />
Keating, Judy<br />
Susan Pilbeam Pilbeam<br />
Radikal Thesbians<br />
Gottlieb, Alcie<br />
Dos Lesbos The Women's Gallery<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> Company ? January 1989 Thompson Jennifer Lipman Jennifer Lipman, Elizabeth Ellen<br />
Michael Finney, Anna Linarello,<br />
Chrissie Page, Geoff Revell, Bridget<br />
Drapes Chapel / <strong>Theatre</strong> 62 Adelaide, SA Junction <strong>Theatre</strong> 1-11 Nov 2000 Stephen House Stephen House Waltes Feast, 2000<br />
The dream children Carlton Courthouse Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
The dream [same program as Flowers, filed under<br />
F]<br />
Her Majesty's <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
(Melbourne) Melbourne, Vic<br />
The dresser Comedy <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
Lindsay Kemp<br />
Company<br />
By arrangement<br />
Michael Codron <strong>and</strong><br />
Paul Dainty. MLC<br />
Royal <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company <strong>and</strong> the<br />
<strong>Australian</strong><br />
Elizabethan <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Trust<br />
17 January - 7<br />
February 2009 Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
The O'Neill<br />
Organization Pty Ltd<br />
<strong>and</strong> Morley<br />
Entertainment<br />
Productions Pty Ltd [undated] Jean Genet Lindsay Kemp<br />
Friday 22 May<br />
1981 <strong>Australian</strong><br />
Premiere<br />
Performance Ronald Harwood Rodney Fisher<br />
Stefan Taylor, Daryl Ricketss,<br />
Christopher Pender, Margaret<br />
Younger, Marc Obitz, Emily Nisman,<br />
Marie-Therese Byrne, Luca<br />
Maddison-Grey <strong>and</strong> Peter Triantis Midsumma, 2009<br />
Lindsay Kemp, The Incredible<br />
Orl<strong>and</strong>o, Michael Matou, Neil<br />
Caplan, Francois Testory Annie<br />
Huckle, Warwick Comber, Cigarette,<br />
Christian Michaelsen, <strong>and</strong> others<br />
Warren Mitchell, Gordon Chater,<br />
Ruth Cracknell<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors<br />
Nancy Black, Russell Fletcher,<br />
Lynda Gibson, Matthew Green,<br />
Festival if relevant<br />
Easy to say La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic 5-23 June 1996 Kevin Nemeth Paul Hampton Caroline Lee, Howard Stanley<br />
Edges The Space<br />
Women's theatre<br />
Workshop produced<br />
group 1977 by seven women Not listed<br />
The elocution of Benjamin Franklin Parachute Productions Sydney, NSW Nimrod <strong>Theatre</strong> Co. 1976 Steve J Spears Richard Wherrett Gordon Chater<br />
Elton John : the world, 1989-1990 [filed in <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
<strong>programs</strong> - oversized] National Tennis Centre Melbourne, Vic February 1990<br />
Melbourne Sports &<br />
J. Bondi Ltd (tour<br />
Elton John : tour de force<br />
Entertainment Centre<br />
Caper's Cabaret, 124<br />
Melbourne, Vic company) 1986<br />
Burwood Road,<br />
Fundraiser opening<br />
Enda Markey by Popular Markey<br />
Hawthorn, 3122 Hawthorn, Vic<br />
16 February 2003 Enda Markey Enda Markey<br />
Ennio Marchetto The Metro 1992 ?1998 Ennio Marchetto Ennion Marchetto<br />
Am<strong>and</strong>a Armstong, Lena Cirillo, Lisa<br />
Excess baggage La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Post 1991 Cathy Russell Cathy Russell Russell<br />
Playbox <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Ken Campbell- Robert Essex, Tony Mack, Mark<br />
The Execution of Steel Rudd<br />
Company Melbourne, Vic Playbox 27-Apr-83 Harry Reade Dobbie<br />
Minchinton, Denis Moore<br />
The Face of Buddha Belvoir Street <strong>Theatre</strong> Sydney, NSW ?1989 William Yang William Yang<br />
Falsettos<br />
Gefilte Fish in<br />
association with<br />
Dominie Pty Ltd 2000<br />
Music <strong>and</strong> lyrics by<br />
William Finn, Book<br />
by William Finn <strong>and</strong><br />
James Lapine Michael Fuller<br />
Music <strong>and</strong> lyrics by<br />
William Finn, Book<br />
by William Finn <strong>and</strong><br />
James Lapine Peter Tulloch<br />
Dale Adams, Craig Behenna, James<br />
Edwards, Sallny Nimon, Scott Ellery,<br />
Danielle Gawler, Kate Kelly Feast, 2000<br />
Jarrod Carl<strong>and</strong>, Gina Hogan-Jones,<br />
John O'Hara, Renton Spiteri, Brian<br />
Long, Meredith Chipperton <strong>and</strong><br />
Casey Malady Midsumma, 2003<br />
Carolyn Bock, Kate Fitzpatrick,<br />
Joseph Manning, Melia Naughton,<br />
Tim Richards, Blair Venn<br />
Blackbird<br />
31 Jan - 15 Feb<br />
Falsettos : the musical Chapel Off Chapel Prahran, Vic Productions<br />
2003<br />
Previews 4, 5, 6, 8<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
April, 9-26 April<br />
The fat boy The Malthouse<br />
Vic Playbox<br />
2003 Tony Ayres<br />
Joshua Tyler <strong>and</strong><br />
Tom Healey<br />
First time out Queens <strong>Theatre</strong> 9-15 Nov 2002 cast Daniel Clarke Feast, 2002<br />
Not on program,<br />
Douglas McNichol, Annie Balfour,<br />
but was well<br />
Neil Caplan, The Incredible Orl<strong>and</strong>o,<br />
publicised at the<br />
Michael Matou, David Meyer,<br />
time <strong>and</strong> should be<br />
Lindsay Kemp, Robin Martin, Tony<br />
Lindsay Kemp <strong>and</strong><br />
available in daily<br />
Maples, David Haughton, Andrew<br />
Flowers<br />
Company<br />
press Jean Genet Lindsay Kemp Wilson<br />
Lindsay Kemp, Neil Caplan, The<br />
The O'Neill<br />
Incredible Orl<strong>and</strong>o, Annie Huckle,<br />
Organization Pty Ltd<br />
Warwick Comber, Francois Tetory,<br />
<strong>and</strong> Morley<br />
Christian Michaelsen, Carlos<br />
Her Majesty's <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Lindsay Kemp Entertainment<br />
Mir<strong>and</strong>a, Michael Matou, Celestino<br />
Flowers <strong>and</strong> The dream [filed under F]<br />
(Melbourne) Melbourne, Vic Company<br />
Productions Pty Ltd [undated] Jean Genet Lindsay Kemp Coronado, Javier Jans Sanchez<br />
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Foreskin's lament<br />
Forever Seymour Centre, Sydney Sydney, NSW<br />
Fortune <strong>and</strong> men's eyes Organ Factory <strong>Theatre</strong> Clifton Hill, Vic<br />
Four play<br />
Four queens in Hawaiian shirts<br />
6-18 Poplar St<br />
Darlinghurst, Behind<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
Colour <strong>and</strong><br />
Movement PL &<br />
Michael Edgely<br />
International<br />
Douglas Wright<br />
?1986 or later Greg McGee Peter Tulloch<br />
Simon Westaway, Phillip Ross, Anna<br />
McCrossin, Bevan Wilson, David<br />
Filed, David Clisby, Matt Kay, Lynne<br />
Ruthven, Tracey Restor<br />
Dance Company 7-26 January 1995 Sydney Festival & Carnivale<br />
Melbourne Arts<br />
Company<br />
Friends of the<br />
Melbourne Arts<br />
Athinard<br />
Company Society May 1995 John Herbert<br />
Seamus Concannon,<br />
Megan Wynne-<br />
Jones, Michael<br />
O'Brien, Marcus<br />
Yamyukoltorn<br />
Gillezeau Glenn Terry<br />
Oxford St Hyde Park End Darlinghurst, NSW 1992<br />
Out Cast <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Melbourne 2005 national tour Steven Dawson Steven Dawson<br />
Jonah Keck, Scott Armstrong, Chris<br />
McPhee, Adam Bell <strong>and</strong> Matthew<br />
Heitmann<br />
Adrian Corbett, Justin Hosking, Matt<br />
Osborn, Nathan Butler Feast, 2005<br />
Framework Universal <strong>Theatre</strong> Fitzroy, Vic Gemma Productions 21 April ?1982 S<strong>and</strong>a Shotl<strong>and</strong>er S<strong>and</strong>ra Shotl<strong>and</strong>er Janet Andrewartha, Lenore Milner<br />
Furious [program is within a book that includes<br />
script of the play, Currency Press, 1994] The Malthouse<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Vic Playbox<br />
The furnace Sydney Astral Beat Incisions 1994<br />
The <strong>Gay</strong> Actors Ensemble : benefit cabaret<br />
The Kingston Hotel,<br />
Highett Street, Richmond Richmond, Vic<br />
The gay divorcee : a one woman journey through<br />
the funny side of heartbreak Athenaeum Melbourne, Vic<br />
<strong>Gay</strong> Actors<br />
Ensemble 13 July [1985]<br />
Vitalstastistix<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> Company<br />
<strong>Gay</strong> revue '83 : live theatre Schonell Downstairs Brisbane, Qld 2 & 3 July [1983]<br />
Gertrude Stein <strong>and</strong> a companion<br />
Belvoir Street <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
(Sydney) <strong>and</strong> Universal<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> (Melbourne)<br />
Sydney, NSW<br />
Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Opens 11 March<br />
1994 Michael Gow Michael Gow<br />
22 July - 7 August<br />
1994 Margaret Fischer Rosalba Clemente Margaret Fischer<br />
Nicholas Eadie, John Gaden,<br />
Tamblyn Lord, Andrea Moor, Rachel<br />
Szalay <strong>and</strong> Kerry Walker<br />
Understudies Pty<br />
Ltd for Charny<br />
Green Productions<br />
Pty Ltd [November 1987] Win Wells Sonia Fraser Miriam Margoyles <strong>and</strong> Pamela Rabe<br />
Gilmore La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic [ND but after 1991] Ian Nash Eric Colladetti<br />
Gimme Shelter : a contemporary trilogy of youth in<br />
confrontation : "Gem", "Gotcha", "Getaway" La Boite <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
April 20-23, May 4-<br />
8, May 18-22, June<br />
1-4, 1983 Barrie Keeffe Mark Radvan<br />
God's favourite Unicorn <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic Periodot <strong>Theatre</strong> August 1990 Neil Simon Graham Fletcher<br />
Hair : the American tribal-love rock musical<br />
Metro <strong>Theatre</strong>, Bourke<br />
Street Melbourne, Vic Harry M Miller<br />
c.May 1971 [from<br />
Book <strong>and</strong> lyrics by<br />
Gerome Ragni <strong>and</strong><br />
Michael Butler (US) - 'How to book for James Rado, music<br />
Aztec Services Hair' advertisement by Galt MacDermot Jim Sharman<br />
Pat Leo, Geoffrey Cassidy, Susan<br />
Cary, Peter Hofstetter, Mark<br />
S<strong>and</strong>erson, Narelle Arcidiacono,<br />
Jock Brown, Ian Leigh-Cooper<br />
28 people named in The Tribe,<br />
among them Marcia Hines <strong>and</strong> Reg<br />
Livermore<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author<br />
Laura Deriu in<br />
Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
Made in Melbourne<br />
collaboration with<br />
Richard Bligh Suzanne Chapman,<br />
Hate crime : who bleeds Athenaeum II Melbourne, Vic Tehatre Co. 22 Jan-1 Feb 1992<br />
Sunday 3 Feb<br />
the company Susan Bamford Luke Elliot, Noel Jordan Midsumma, 1992<br />
A heavenly Midsumma Night's Dream [7th Heaven] 536 Swanston Street Melbourne, Vic<br />
[1980?]<br />
The higher love : gay poems, male & female, from<br />
ancient times till today<br />
Misfits Basement, 270<br />
Brunswick Street, Fitzroy Fitzroy, Vic 24-Jan-89 Adrian Rawlins <strong>and</strong> Stella Pulo Possibly Midsumma 1989?<br />
Hinge & Bracket : an en evening of memories with Comedy <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic J C Williamson<br />
Holding the man The Malthouse<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Vic<br />
Hot August Night III, at the Berlin Club San Remo Ballroom Carlton, Vic<br />
Melbourne <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company<br />
How to direct form inside Carlton Courthouse Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Hybrid fruit : post-modern, pornographic, perverse<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>works, 14 Acl<strong>and</strong><br />
Steret, St Kilda St Kilda, Vic<br />
IF ONLY…[<strong>Australian</strong> premiere] DV8 Physical <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Image '83 [dance, performance art, mime]<br />
Immediate family [Terry Baum] <strong>and</strong> Safe sex<br />
[Harvey Fierstein]<br />
In the pink : Much that is different : Out of the Blue<br />
[3 works in one program]<br />
Jacar<strong>and</strong>a blue<br />
Extensions, 11 Orr Street,<br />
Carlton Carlton, Vic<br />
Guild <strong>Theatre</strong>, Melbourne<br />
University Carlton, Vic<br />
Zenith <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Chatswood (morning],<br />
Crows Nest Centre,<br />
[afternoon] Sydney, NSW<br />
Downstairs <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Seymour Centre [toured<br />
in Sydney, Melbourne<br />
<strong>and</strong> Canberra, <strong>and</strong> NSW<br />
North Coast]<br />
Sydney, NSW <strong>and</strong><br />
elsewhere<br />
People Living with<br />
AIDS (supporting<br />
partner)<br />
Melbourne Marching<br />
Girls Sat 24 Aug [1996?]<br />
Melbourne<br />
International<br />
Festival of the Arts<br />
Assisted by <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Board of the<br />
Australia Council<br />
Melbourne<br />
University <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Board<br />
Olivia Brown<br />
Productions<br />
The One Extra<br />
Company<br />
<strong>Australian</strong><br />
Elizabethan <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Trust <strong>and</strong> Sydney<br />
Opera House Trust<br />
Wed 26 Apr - Wed Patrick Fyffe <strong>and</strong> Patrick Fyffe <strong>and</strong><br />
26 May [1976] George Logan<br />
Tommy Murphy<br />
George Logan Patrick Fyffe <strong>and</strong> George Logan<br />
(adapted from book<br />
Guy Edmonds <strong>and</strong> Matt Zeremes<br />
14 March - 19 April by Timothy<br />
with Jeanette Cronin, Nicholas Eadie<br />
2008<br />
Conigrave) David Berthold<br />
Vicki Jones <strong>and</strong><br />
Anna-Leisa Vietz<br />
(co-convenors,<br />
Melbourne<br />
<strong>and</strong> Brett Stiller<br />
Marching Girls) Mark von Hardon (MC)<br />
Kate Dix, Kiloran Hiscock, Amy<br />
21 January - 1<br />
Jenkins, Stephanie Lillis, Syrie<br />
February 2009<br />
Thurs 3 Feb, Sat 5<br />
Ephiny Gale Clara Pagone Payne, Charlotte Strantzen Midsumma, 2009<br />
Feb <strong>and</strong> Sunday 6<br />
St Kilda Festival,<br />
Feb<br />
Scott Ambler, Scott Blick (vocals),<br />
Jorge Cortes Molina, Wendy<br />
Midsumma festival<br />
Saturday, 22 Lloyd Newson <strong>and</strong><br />
Houston, Stephen Kirkham, Lauren Melbourne International<br />
September 1990 Company Lloyd Newson Potter<br />
Comedy Festival 1990<br />
12 May - 28 May<br />
[1983]<br />
Various, named on<br />
flyer<br />
23 February - 3<br />
March Harvey Fierstein Bridget Haire<br />
Olivia Brown, Kim<br />
Carpenter, Martha<br />
Follent; Sarah de<br />
26 April - 18 June<br />
Jong (Musical<br />
[year unknown]<br />
Poems by C P<br />
Kavavy with excepts<br />
from Some I<br />
Remember by<br />
Director)<br />
Undated [c.1980s Kenward Elmslie. Kai Tai Chan<br />
from program info, Additional script by (direction <strong>and</strong><br />
approx 1983] David Whitney. choreography)<br />
Jerker : a pornographic elegy with redeeming<br />
social value Gasworks Studio Melbourne, Vic Milky Way<br />
New World<br />
15 January 2009 Gary Abrahams Robert Chesley<br />
Judy Pascoe [filed under "C" - see Comments} Universal <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic Productions 4-17 Mar 1990<br />
David Whitney, Brian Harrison, with<br />
guest appearance by Coralie Hinkley<br />
Russ Pirie, Adam Gardnir, Micka<br />
Agosta, Danny Pettingill, Kelly Ryall<br />
<strong>and</strong> Danny McDougle Midsumma, 2009<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
Julian Clary is camping at the Comedy Club Comedy Club Melbourne, Vic<br />
Just another tourist attraction : the <strong>Gay</strong> Mardi<br />
Gras festival cabaret<br />
Midnight Shift<br />
(Darlinghurst, NSW) Sydney, NSW<br />
A kid inside Universal <strong>Theatre</strong> Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Umbrella Events<br />
<strong>and</strong> Starcate<br />
Management<br />
King Richard III : The school for sc<strong>and</strong>al <strong>and</strong> The<br />
skin of our teeth [all filed under K] Princess <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic Old Vic<br />
La Cage Aux Folles<br />
Her Majesty's <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
(Sydney) <strong>and</strong> the Palais<br />
(Melbourne)<br />
La cage aux folles National <strong>Theatre</strong> St Kilda, Vic<br />
Sydney, NSW<br />
Melbourne, Vic J C Williamson<br />
Lament for the death of a bullfighter; <strong>and</strong> The love<br />
of Don Perlimplin <strong>and</strong> Belisa in the Garden La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic Kickhouse <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known<br />
From 4 Oct [year<br />
unknown] for 10<br />
shows<br />
Author<br />
Songs by Larry<br />
Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
9 - 20 February Galbraith, lyrics by<br />
1987<br />
28 June - 3 July<br />
[year not stated,<br />
others Richard Turner <strong>Gay</strong> Mardi Gras, 1987<br />
Brother Sister, In after 1994 from 8<br />
Press<br />
digit phone nos] Les Solomon David Campbell, Peter J Casey<br />
24 May to 12 June<br />
1948<br />
The Producers<br />
(Allan Carr) 1985 [from ticket]<br />
Festival <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company 5-13 October 1990<br />
17 July - 4 August<br />
[year not stated]<br />
William<br />
Shakespeare (King John Burrell<br />
Richard), Sheridan (chairman),<br />
(School for Sc<strong>and</strong>al) Laurence Olivier<br />
<strong>and</strong> Wilder (Skin of <strong>and</strong> Ralph<br />
our Teeth). Richardson Laurence Olivier <strong>and</strong> Vivien Leigh<br />
Book by Harvey<br />
Fierstein, music <strong>and</strong><br />
lyrics by Jerry<br />
Herman, based on<br />
play by Jean Poieret Arthur Laurents<br />
Book by Harvey<br />
Fierstein, music <strong>and</strong><br />
lyrics by Jerry<br />
Herman, based on<br />
play by Jean Poieret Chris Bradtke<br />
Frederico Garcia<br />
Lorca, adapted by<br />
Luke Devenish<br />
The Laramie project Chapel Off Chapel Prahran, Vic Act-O-Matic 3000 3-20 March 2005 Moises Kaufman Chris Baldock<br />
The last time I saw Howard<br />
Lines in the desert<br />
Lip service : a celebration of sensational music<br />
performed by women Comics Lounge<br />
Capital <strong>Theatre</strong>, Bendigo<br />
Regional Arts Centre Bendigo, Vic<br />
<strong>Australian</strong> Centre of<br />
Contemporary Art South Yarra, Vic<br />
North Melbourne,<br />
Vic<br />
The little dog laughed Red Stitch Actors <strong>Theatre</strong> St Kilda, Vic<br />
Love <strong>and</strong> mushrooms La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic<br />
Fri 23 Jan [year not<br />
stated]<br />
Going Through<br />
Stages 4-16 March [1990] Peter King<br />
Visible Panty Line<br />
Productions<br />
Red Stitch Actors<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Love in a cubicle Out Cast <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Fri 7 February<br />
2003<br />
Oct 17 - Nov 17 Douglas Carter-<br />
2007<br />
3-17 February<br />
Beane David Bell<br />
[1990?] Bruce Thomson Michael Gurr<br />
A Wig <strong>and</strong> a Prayer<br />
National tour 2002 Steve Dawson Steven Dawson<br />
Keith Michell, Jon Ewing, David<br />
Ranswood, Ronne Arnold, Gordon<br />
Boyd, Leigh Chambers, Sheree Da<br />
Costa, Arianthe Galani, Geralde<br />
Morrow, Gerry Sont<br />
Phillip Godley, Paul Kennedy,<br />
Wendy Bent, Andrew Dunne, David<br />
Eert, Gary Kliger, Helena Kilminister<br />
FarukAvdi, Nancy Black, Nadia<br />
Coren, Grant Mouldey, Ingrid<br />
Ohlsson, Phillip Parslow, David<br />
Wicks<br />
Andrewa Rieniets, Chris Falk, Emma<br />
Wall, Monica Weightman, Jen<br />
Cloher Midsumma, 2003<br />
Martin Sharpe, Kat Stewart, Ella<br />
Caldwell, Tom Wren<br />
Jacob Bohme, Brett Whittingham,<br />
Sean Ladhams, Christopher White,<br />
Adam Chamberlain Feast, 2002<br />
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Love! Valour! Compassion!<br />
Madonna : the girlie show [filed in <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
<strong>programs</strong> - oversized folder]<br />
Promethean <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Adelaide Adelaide, SA<br />
Melbourne Cricket<br />
Ground [MCG] Melbourne, Vic<br />
Madonna <strong>and</strong> child<br />
Marg <strong>and</strong> the beast [filed under 'Crying in public<br />
places', jointly showing] Universal <strong>Theatre</strong> Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Mercury fur <strong>Theatre</strong>works St Kilda, Vic<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Monsters Grant Street <strong>Theatre</strong> Vic<br />
Miles Franklin La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic<br />
The miracle of the rose<br />
Old Melbourne Gaol,<br />
Russell Street, Melbourne Melbourne, Vic<br />
Mixed Salad<br />
Productions<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors<br />
Carl Nilsson-Polias, James Edwards,<br />
Festival if relevant<br />
6 Nov - 22 Nov<br />
Dave Simms <strong>and</strong> Dave Simms, David Sinclair, Chris<br />
2003 Terrence McNally Sally Putnam Shepherd Feast, 2003<br />
Frontier Touring<br />
Company [from<br />
ticket] 1993 Christopher Ciccone Madonna<br />
Victorian Arts Sheldon<br />
Centre <strong>and</strong> Hocking Productions <strong>and</strong> Undated, possibly<br />
<strong>and</strong> Woods<br />
New World<br />
Hawkeye Holdings early 1990s? Tony Sheldon Tony Sheldon Tony Sheldon, Toni Lamond<br />
Productions 4-17 Mar 1990<br />
City of Port Phillip's 30 Aug - 16 Sep<br />
Little Death Cultural<br />
2007, preview 29<br />
Luke Mullins, Xavier Samuel, Aaron<br />
Productions Development Fund August Philip Ridley Ben Packer Orzech, Russ Pirie<br />
Victorian College of<br />
21-26 October<br />
John Chilton, James Cox, Greg<br />
the Arts<br />
Possibly Stage<br />
Company [who did<br />
the original<br />
production in<br />
1985 Kevin Nemeth Paul Hampton Fleet, Brad Hulme, Chris S<strong>and</strong>ers<br />
Adelaide] [no date] Julia Britton Malcolm Robertson Jane Norris, Judith Graham<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Projects<br />
Mirror mirror [costume display based on designs<br />
by Leigh Bowery] Artspace, Adelaide Adelaide, SA Inspace 30 Sep 2004<br />
13 performance<br />
between Thursday<br />
22 Sep <strong>and</strong> Sat 8<br />
Collingwood Education<br />
Oct [year not<br />
Miss Fitz 'Flitz the Ritz'<br />
Centre Collingwood, Vic<br />
stated]<br />
9 performances<br />
between Thursday<br />
22 November <strong>and</strong><br />
Sunday 2<br />
Ritz Cinema, Errol Street, North Melbourne,<br />
December [year not<br />
Miss Fitz at the Ritz<br />
North Melbourne Vic The Players<br />
stated]<br />
Nov 13 - 1 Dec<br />
Mr P.P. at home St Martin's <strong>Theatre</strong> 1 South <strong>Theatre</strong> Workshop Playbox <strong>Theatre</strong> Co [year not stated]<br />
Wednesday -<br />
Sunday, 15 July - 9<br />
August [year not Norbert Noyaux,<br />
stated, possibly inspired by works of<br />
1992?]<br />
Jean Genet Malcolm Robertson<br />
Anthony Breslin, Robert Corner,<br />
Nicholas Crawford-Smith, Robert Dal<br />
Forno, Brian Davison, Leopold<br />
Faust, Justin Foster, Nicholas<br />
Foster, Sean Gunn, Alan King, Guy<br />
Lederman, Dino Marnika, John R.K.<br />
Scott, <strong>and</strong> Kevin Hopkins<br />
Gary Carsley<br />
(curator) Feast, 2004<br />
Michael<br />
Wansbrough Tim Tyler<br />
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A night of fun <strong>and</strong> music<br />
North Melbourne Town<br />
Hall<br />
North Melbourne,<br />
Vic<br />
A night of infectious laughter III [for the Victorian<br />
AIDS Council] Athenaeum <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
A night of infectious laughter [1991, the fourth] : all<br />
proceeds to Victorian AIDS Council Athenaeum <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
A night of infectious laughter [1992, the fifth] : all<br />
proceeds to Victorian AIDS Council / <strong>Gay</strong> Men's<br />
Health Centre Athenaeum <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
"The company<br />
behind OPA"<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known<br />
Thursday 28 April<br />
Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
[year not stated,<br />
Sue-Ann Post <strong>and</strong> Lynda Gibson,<br />
Assisted by City of possibly 1994 from<br />
Susie Dee Crying in Public Places, Jeannie<br />
Melbourne calendar]<br />
(compere) Marsh, Don't Tell Aunty Habibis<br />
Sunday 28 Oct<br />
1990<br />
Sunday 24 Nov<br />
1991<br />
Monday 26 Oct<br />
1992<br />
A night of infectious laughter 6 [1993] : all<br />
proceeds to Victorian AIDS Council / <strong>Gay</strong> Men's<br />
Health Centre Athenaeum <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic Sunday 7 Nov 1993<br />
A night of infectious laughter [1996, the 8th] Athenaeum <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
The night of your life : life in the theatre with music Napier Street <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
No fire escape in hell [dance production]<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Vic<br />
Playhouse, Victorian Arts<br />
Centre Melbourne, Vic<br />
The normal heart <strong>Theatre</strong>works St Kilda, Vic<br />
Not just bricks <strong>and</strong> mortar <strong>and</strong> Nidjera : a play<br />
about a Koori family surviving in the 90s: 'Koories Fitzroy Stars Gym, 184<br />
on the <strong>Theatre</strong> Fringe' night : two new Koorie plays Gertrude Street Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Juliet Taylor (coordinator)<br />
Sunday 24 Nov<br />
1996<br />
10-20 June [year<br />
not stated but is<br />
1993] Colin Batrouney<br />
Michael Clark &<br />
The Victorian Arts<br />
Centre <strong>and</strong> The<br />
Festival of Sydney,<br />
by arrangement with 10 - 21 'February<br />
Michael Clark<br />
Company<br />
james Thane 1987<br />
(choreographer)<br />
Janice Drew <strong>and</strong> Suppo9rted by the 16 Oct - 3 Nov<br />
Tom Healey<br />
The Aboriginal<br />
Housing Board of<br />
Sidney Myer Fund 1991 Larry Kramer Tom Healey<br />
Victoria (Not just<br />
Tuesday 25 Sep -<br />
bricks <strong>and</strong> mortar)<br />
Wed 26 Sep [year<br />
<strong>and</strong> Melbourne<br />
not stated, possibly<br />
Workers <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
1990 from<br />
(Nidjera)<br />
calendar]<br />
Colin Batrouney <strong>and</strong><br />
Nicholas Ilia Andrea St John<br />
Jane Holmes compere plus Angela<br />
"Shirley Purvis" Moore, Glynn<br />
Nicholas, Denise Scott, Jean Kittson,<br />
Linda Gibson, Simon Palomares,<br />
Gina Riley,Magda Szubanski <strong>and</strong><br />
Marg Downey, Rachel Berger.<br />
Rachel Berger (compere), Anthony<br />
Morgan, Liz Sadler, Judith Lucy, The<br />
Great Big Opera Company, Sue-Ann<br />
Post, The Empty Pockets, Mark<br />
Little, Jimeoin, John O'May<br />
Rachel Berger (compere first half), Jean Kittson<br />
& Maryanne Fahey, Lynda Gibson, Magda<br />
Szubanski, Marg Downey & Jane Turner,<br />
"Blues in the Night: case, Glynn Nicholas, Kim<br />
Deacon & Ross Nobel. David Cotter (compere<br />
second half),<br />
Rachel Berger (compere), Denise<br />
Scott, Lano & Woodley, Great Big<br />
Opera Co., Judith Lucy, Sal Upton<br />
with Greg Riddell & Allan Walker,<br />
Glynn Nicholas, Lynda Gibson &<br />
Sue-Anne Post, Gerry Connolly, The<br />
Del Monte Soul B<strong>and</strong> with Joan<br />
Kirner, David White <strong>and</strong> Caroline<br />
Hogg<br />
Lynda Gibson (compere), Judith Lucy, Sally<br />
Anne Upton, Hung Le, Anthony Morgan, Gerry<br />
Connolly, Paul Capsis, Sue-Ann Post, Pam Ann<br />
(Caroline Reid), Lano & Woodley (Colin Lane &<br />
Frank Wood), Scared Weird Little Guys (John<br />
Fleming & Rusty Berther), Rainbow Cloggers,<br />
Jon Jackson <strong>and</strong> the Great Big Opera<br />
Company (Greg Riddell & Alan Walker), Trevor<br />
Wight, Paul McCarthy<br />
Dancers: Leslie Bryant, Joachim Ch<strong>and</strong>ler,<br />
Michael Clark, Dawn Hartley, David Holah,<br />
Am<strong>and</strong>a King, Joseph Lennon, Ellen van<br />
Schuylenburch, Carol Straker<br />
With special performance by the<br />
Mills Sisters from Thursday Isl<strong>and</strong><br />
Melbourne Fringe Arts<br />
Festival<br />
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Not of this earth<br />
Object of desire Carlton Courthouse Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known<br />
[not stated,<br />
Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
possibly early Matthew Bateman<br />
Matthew Bateman <strong>and</strong> John<br />
1990s]<br />
<strong>and</strong> John Richards<br />
Richards<br />
Christopher Pender, Paul Cousins,<br />
David Forster, Sam Shore, Robynne<br />
Kelley, Chris RObertss, Jonathan<br />
Dyerk, David Kambouris, Phil<br />
24 Jan 2007 - 11<br />
Roberts, Fabienne Parr <strong>and</strong> Gerry<br />
Feb 2007 Julia Britton Robert Chuter Sont Midsumma, 2007<br />
Only heaven knows<br />
Victorian Arts Centre<br />
(Studio) Melbourne, Vic Playbox <strong>Theatre</strong> Co. 3 Feb 1989 Alex Harding Robert Meldrum<br />
Adrian Barnes<br />
(director), Marcus<br />
Jade Janetzki<br />
Only heaven knows Chapel Off Chapel Melbourne, Vic Adrian Barnes Jan 2001 Alex Harding (Musical director)<br />
Orl<strong>and</strong>o (a playreading) Carlton Courthouse Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Pack of women [media release <strong>and</strong> review only] Seymour Centre, Sydney Sydney, NSW<br />
Paris Revue<br />
Paris <strong>Theatre</strong>, Liverpool<br />
Street Sydney, NSW<br />
A perfect relationship : a gay comedy Schonell Downstairs Brisbane, Qld<br />
PhotoPlay : a new play about living with<br />
photographs<br />
All Together Now<br />
Enterprises<br />
The Performance Space,<br />
Redfern Redfern, NSW Open City<br />
The pink files <strong>Theatre</strong> 62 Adelaide, SA<br />
Pink triangles<br />
Plane madness : a riotous airline comedy<br />
The Studio at The Street<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>, Canberra Canberra, ACT<br />
Collingwood College<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> Collingwood, Vic<br />
Australia Council,<br />
<strong>and</strong> the Minister for<br />
the Arts, NSW<br />
Government<br />
24 January 2009<br />
(one reading only)<br />
Opens 11 April<br />
1983<br />
Fri 3 Oct - Sat 4<br />
Oct [year not<br />
stated]<br />
Alan Andrews, Kurt Geyer, Caroline<br />
Gillmer, Robert Morgan, Michael<br />
Pope<br />
Jackie Rees, Tom Blair, Jonathan<br />
Brooke-Densem, Matt Heyward,<br />
Brian Long Midsumma, 2001<br />
Adapted by Julia<br />
Britton Robert Chuter Midsumma, 2009<br />
Johnny Allen<br />
(producer)<br />
7 to 23 April [year<br />
not stated] Doric Wilson Robert Kingham<br />
2 to 26 June [year<br />
not stated]<br />
Junction <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
<strong>and</strong> the <strong>Gay</strong> &<br />
<strong>Lesbian</strong> Counselling<br />
Service of SA 12-27 Oct 2001<br />
Australia Council,<br />
ITS Arts Funding,<br />
BITS <strong>Theatre</strong> (Break CAPO <strong>and</strong> The<br />
in the Silence Goethe Institut<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>)<br />
Robyn Archer, Jane Clifton, Judi<br />
Connelli, Michele Fawdon<br />
Jack Caroleon, Fingers de Main,<br />
Boom Boom La Bern, Fifi L'Amour,<br />
Frankie Raymond, Dennis Scott,<br />
Dom <strong>and</strong> Dolres <strong>and</strong> the Paris Mini<br />
Orchestra. Guest artiste Jenny<br />
Howard.<br />
Chris Maver, Mark Ross, Lisa<br />
Hickey, Tom Cullinan, David Luke<br />
Virginia Baxter <strong>and</strong><br />
Keith Gallasch Virginia Baxter <strong>and</strong> Keith Gallasch<br />
Music <strong>and</strong> lyrics by<br />
Sean Peter, book by<br />
Ian Purcell Geoff Crowhurst<br />
Canberra 9 - 18 March David Atfield<br />
Off the Shoulder<br />
Productions 10-14 1993<br />
Helen Matthews, Brenden Coper,<br />
Chris Robbins,Corey McMahon,<br />
Robert Knapman, Roger Pahl, Will<br />
Sergeant <strong>and</strong> others Feast, 2001<br />
Jonathan Gavin, Peter Robinson,<br />
Iain Sinclair <strong>and</strong> Clara Witheridge<br />
Tom Benditz<br />
(director), Lee-Anne<br />
Bell<br />
(choreographer) The Flying Bouffants<br />
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A play about two lesbian partners <strong>and</strong> a daughter La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Portraits of people living with AIDS : an interactive<br />
documentary installation<br />
Powederkeg<br />
Priscilla : Queen of the desert : the musical [filed<br />
in <strong>Theatre</strong> <strong>programs</strong> - oversized]<br />
Panorama Centre for<br />
Contemporary Art, 145<br />
Brunswick Street Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Modern Image<br />
Makers Association<br />
The Warehouse,<br />
Chippendale Chippendale, NSW Salt <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Regent (Melbourne) <strong>and</strong><br />
Lyric <strong>Theatre</strong> (Sydney)<br />
Melbourne, Vic <strong>and</strong><br />
Sydney, NSW<br />
Quentin Crisp : an evening with <strong>Theatre</strong> Royal, Sydney Sydney, NSW<br />
Radclyffe <strong>and</strong> Una - 'Live' from heaven La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic<br />
Back Row<br />
Productions,<br />
Specific Films,<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
In association with<br />
<strong>Australian</strong> Film<br />
Television <strong>and</strong><br />
Radio School (Vic)<br />
Chugg<br />
Entertainment MGM on Stage<br />
Malcolm C Cooke &<br />
Associates<br />
Radclyffe <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Productions<br />
Radclyffe … The well of La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
by arrangement with<br />
The MLC <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Royal Company<br />
November 20 -<br />
December 14, 1985 Bruno Knez<br />
Thur 14 Oct to Sun<br />
17 Oct 1993<br />
19-21 Feb [year not<br />
stated]<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> Board of the<br />
Australia Council<br />
<strong>and</strong> the Victorian<br />
Ministry of the Arts 3-14 June 1987<br />
Helen Duckworth<br />
<strong>and</strong> Caterine<br />
Fargher Gail Kelly<br />
World premier Sat<br />
7 Oct 2006, Lyric<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>, Star City<br />
Sydney; Melbourne<br />
premiere Sat 6 Oct<br />
2007 Regent Book by Stephan<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Elliott & Allan Scott Simon Phillips<br />
Sydney premiere,<br />
Wed 5 Jul 1978 Quentin Crisp<br />
Devised by Sara<br />
Hardy <strong>and</strong> Lois Ellis<br />
Adele Saleem <strong>and</strong><br />
Sara Hardy<br />
Hazen Reed (introduces <strong>and</strong> speaks<br />
about his work)<br />
Su Goldfish, Janet Gibson, Happy<br />
Ho, Eleni Prineus, Annabel Scholes<br />
Tony Sheldon, Jeremy Stanford,<br />
Daniel Scott<br />
Performed by Sara Hardy <strong>and</strong> Lois<br />
Ellis<br />
Neil Greenaway <strong>and</strong><br />
Lorraine Milne Lois Ellis <strong>and</strong> Sara Hardy<br />
Radclyffe … The well of [Radical Women <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Night] Organ Factory Clifton Hill, Vic Radical Women 5/07/1987<br />
The Recreational<br />
30 March 1986<br />
Fine Lime <strong>Theatre</strong> (dance, body<br />
works, fire eating), Simon Reptile<br />
Company (with 'Easy Death'); The<br />
Rate Parade with the 'most<br />
innovative designers' of Sydney:<br />
Jacques Tchong, Kathy McKinnon,<br />
Envol, Nigel Sparrow, Ryosuke<br />
Shiraishi, Reva; DJ Scott Pullen,<br />
Litghting Ian Maconachie, dance <strong>and</strong><br />
The rat parade Paddington Town Hall Paddington, NSW Arts Team<br />
[Easter Sunday]<br />
art video by Ian Hartley<br />
The real life of Sebastian Melmoth : a play about<br />
<strong>Australian</strong><br />
Oscar Wilde [not stated]<br />
Performing Group [no date] Evan Jones David Kendall Simon Hughes, Stephen Parratt<br />
Relative merits Universal <strong>Theatre</strong> II Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Remedies <strong>and</strong> recipes [documentary film about<br />
Adelaide <strong>Gay</strong> & <strong>Lesbian</strong> folk]<br />
Umbrella Events<br />
<strong>and</strong> Starcate<br />
Management<br />
Les Solomon<br />
Management<br />
Mercury Cinema,<br />
Adelaide Adelaide, SA 26 & 27 Nov 2003<br />
Thursday 6<br />
January 1994 Barry Lowe Les Solomon David Campbell <strong>and</strong> Mark Hopkins<br />
Project producer:<br />
Fanny Jacobson Jessica Wallace<br />
Myra Betschild, Desi d'Orsay<br />
Lawrence, Deboraha McCulloch,<br />
Doug Scotney <strong>and</strong> Brenton Smith,<br />
Helen Miqua <strong>and</strong> Alana Zerjal-Mellro Feast, 2003<br />
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The Adelaide<br />
Festival Centre<br />
Rents Playhouse Adelaide, SA Trust<br />
Rents Universal <strong>Theatre</strong> Fitzroy, Vic<br />
The Ritz Open Stage, Carlton Carlton, Vic<br />
Greg Hocking <strong>and</strong><br />
Tim Woods<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
The Gordon/Frost<br />
Organisation<br />
The Gordon/Frost<br />
Organisation<br />
From 28 August<br />
[1985?] Michael Wilcox Egil Kipste<br />
Opens 10<br />
Sept1985 Michael Wilcox Egil Kipste<br />
Lunchbox <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Company 23-28 Nov [no year] Terrence McNally<br />
The rocketeer 4 July 1991<br />
Safe sex [one of two one act plays]<br />
Sammy Lee's Show Room : Sammy Lee's world<br />
famous all male revue<br />
Sanctuaries Bay Street <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Guild <strong>Theatre</strong>, Melbourne<br />
University Parkville, Vic<br />
The Ritz Hotel, Fitzroy<br />
Street, St Kilda St Kilda, Vic<br />
Savage grace La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
The Little <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Garrick Yard, St Martins<br />
Carlton, Vic<br />
è Scött Herries happy homosexual hour<br />
Lane London?<br />
March 1990 [from<br />
h<strong>and</strong> written<br />
annotation] Harvey Fierstein Bridget Haire<br />
A Sammy Lee,<br />
Shiela Cruze<br />
Production c.1970<br />
Freelance Dance<br />
Company<br />
26 Feb to 1 Mar<br />
1992<br />
Alana Valentine;<br />
original music by<br />
Peter Miller /<br />
Perpetual Ocean Sarah Carradine<br />
Ron Van Hawelingen, Antony<br />
McManus<br />
Savage grace : a play about Alana Valentine<br />
in association with 2000 during Feast<br />
[world premiere season] Adelaide, SA Company GF<br />
Steamworks Arts<br />
Productions with La<br />
Feast 2000 Festival<br />
Mama <strong>Theatre</strong> Winter 2005 Alana Valentine Sally Richardson Humphrey Bower <strong>and</strong> Gibson Nolete<br />
Seeing things : a gay romantic comedy Athenaeum <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic<br />
Seriously : Pet Shop Boys : Reinterpreted Chapel Off Chapel Prahran, Vic<br />
Jean Pritchard<br />
Management, Ltd<br />
JB Productions <strong>and</strong><br />
DJR<br />
David Knox, Dean<br />
Lotherington &<br />
Shaun Miller<br />
(presenters)<br />
Nicholas Opolski, Nicholas<br />
Papademetrious Feast, 2000<br />
Sydney <strong>Gay</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Lesbian</strong><br />
Mardi Gras, 1992 ('umbrella<br />
event')<br />
23 to 26 April [year<br />
not stated]<br />
Mon 13 June [year<br />
not stated, possibly<br />
1994 from<br />
Annette McQuarrie, Paul Murhead,<br />
calendar] Barry Lowe Anthony Lambert Ray Nicholls<br />
MCV, JOY<br />
Melbourne,<br />
David Knox<br />
Marshalls & Dent<br />
(concept <strong>and</strong><br />
Lawyers, Sharmill<br />
direction) <strong>and</strong> Dean<br />
Films, Madman<br />
Neil Tennant / Chris Lotherington Maria Mercedes,Tania Doko, David<br />
Films, Nellie Castan 125 January - 12 Lowe (original (musical direction & Gould, Paul Ross, Anthony<br />
Gallery<br />
February 2006 compositions) arrangements) Costanzo Midsumma, 2006<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
Sex with men : two new comedies, 'Brad Pitt, why<br />
haven't you called?' <strong>and</strong> 'Get away from me bitch!'<br />
David Williamson<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>, Prahran Prahran, Vic Out Cast <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known<br />
24 August - 11<br />
September [year<br />
not indicated, poss<br />
Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
1999 from<br />
Luke Gallagher, Iain Murton,<br />
calendar] Steven Dawson<br />
Christopher White & Paul Marshall<br />
Concert Committee,<br />
Newtown: Sat 8<br />
a volunteer group<br />
Sep <strong>and</strong> Canberra:<br />
Elizabethan <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
form Women's<br />
Sunday 9 Sep [year<br />
Newtown <strong>and</strong> Albert hall, Newtown, NSW; Liberation in Sydney<br />
not stated, possibly Glen Tomasetti<br />
'She'<br />
Canberra<br />
<strong>and</strong> Canberra, ACT <strong>and</strong> Canberra<br />
1984]<br />
(concept <strong>and</strong> script)<br />
by arrangement with<br />
Greg Hocking <strong>and</strong> Tue 3 March [1981,<br />
Michael Matou<br />
Sideshow [Michael Matou's] in Burlesco Universal <strong>Theatre</strong>, Fitzroy Fitzroy, Vic The Flying Trapeze Tim Woods<br />
financially assisted by the<br />
from calendar]<br />
(artistic director)<br />
Melbourne <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> Board of the<br />
Australia Council, the<br />
Victorian Ministry for the<br />
Arts, <strong>and</strong> the Melbourne<br />
7 Sep to 15 Oct<br />
[year not stated,<br />
possibly early<br />
Signal driver Athenaeum <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic Company<br />
City Council<br />
1980s] Patrick White Neil Armfield<br />
The singing forest<br />
So what if I am<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>works, 14 Acl<strong>and</strong><br />
Street St Kilda, Vic<br />
The Russian House, Cnr<br />
Greeves Street <strong>and</strong> Gore<br />
Street Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Projects<br />
Swinburne<br />
Performing Arts<br />
in association with<br />
Midsumma Festival<br />
Software '90 : four productions:<br />
1. Bulge : a promise of things to come<br />
2. The cavalier [dance]<br />
3. Self abuse (a solo act)<br />
4. Duet & context Athenaeum <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic [1990]<br />
Software '92 [theatre, dance <strong>and</strong> music<br />
performances by lesbians <strong>and</strong> gay men, over two<br />
weeks] [flyer only] Universal <strong>Theatre</strong>, Fitzroy Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Software 5 [see program for details of productions]<br />
Software VI : a season of short works by lesbian<br />
<strong>and</strong> gay artists : comedy, music, dance, theatre,<br />
visual art, circus<br />
Stars of the <strong>Australian</strong> Opera : one glorious night<br />
with the stars [flyer only]<br />
Summer<br />
Grant Street <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
South Melbourne<br />
Napier Street <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Napier, South Melbourne<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Vic<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Vic<br />
State <strong>Theatre</strong>, Victorian<br />
Arts Centre Melbourne, Vic<br />
Tracey Wall, Lu with financial<br />
Sexton <strong>and</strong> Am<strong>and</strong>a assistance from the<br />
Morris (producers) ALSO Foundation<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Toshiba<br />
Saturdays from 10<br />
February [2001] Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
Fri 26 <strong>and</strong> Sat 27<br />
Nov [1994]<br />
21 to 25 Jan; <strong>and</strong><br />
28 Jan to 1 Feb<br />
1992<br />
27 Jan - Feb 6,<br />
1993<br />
Group devised by<br />
Swinburne students<br />
1. Paul Hayes<br />
2. [not stated]<br />
3. Peter Anthony<br />
Ryan<br />
4. Conceived by<br />
Bryan Smith<br />
Co-ordinated by<br />
John Arthars,<br />
Maude Davey <strong>and</strong><br />
John Anthony Ellis<br />
Singers: Jeannie Lewis, Sue<br />
McCulloch, Margaret Roadknight,<br />
Phil Vinniombe, Kerryn Higgs.<br />
Errol O'Neill, Elizabeth Alex<strong>and</strong>er,<br />
George Spartels, Sheila Bradley<br />
John Morris, Jane Baer, Jenny<br />
Lovell, John Tarrant, John Dommett,<br />
Jonathan Kovac Midsumma, 2001<br />
1. Paul hayes2. Trevor Patrick,<br />
Shane Tonks, Peter Allan, Alfred<br />
Deller, Miles Du Heaume<br />
3. Peter Anthony Ryan<br />
4. Michael Collins, Ian Ferguson,<br />
Paul Hampton, David Helms, Bryan<br />
Smith, Matthew Willis Midsumma, 1990<br />
Includes new works by Sara Hardy,<br />
Going Through Stages, Michael<br />
Collins, Kate Gillick <strong>and</strong> Helen<br />
Trenos, Rusl Walsh, Vanessa<br />
Pigrum, Glen Murray, The Brownies<br />
<strong>and</strong> John Arthars. Midsumma, 1992<br />
26 to 30 Jan<br />
(program 2); 2 to 6<br />
Feb 1994 (program<br />
2) Midsumma, 1994<br />
Fri 13 March [not<br />
stated, possibly<br />
1992]<br />
Anson Austin, Stephen Bennett, David<br />
Brennan, Joan Carden, Judi Connelli, Graeme<br />
Ewer, Rodney Gilchrist, Miriam Gormley, Kirsti<br />
Harms, David Hobson, Kerry Henderson,<br />
Rosamund Illing, Kathryn McCusker, Bruce<br />
Martin, Michael Martin, Gary Rowley, Linda<br />
Thompson, Lucy MacFarlane - accompanists<br />
SHarolyn Kimmorley <strong>and</strong> Narelle French<br />
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Super dimension Fortress One Adelaide, SA<br />
Swallowing geography<br />
Tales of Helpmann : Bobby's fluffy trip<br />
Lion <strong>Theatre</strong> <strong>and</strong> Feast<br />
Hub, Adelaide Adelaide, SA<br />
Bondi Pavilion <strong>and</strong> The<br />
Performance Space,<br />
Redfern Redfern, NSW<br />
Tangent<br />
Productions<br />
Tea <strong>and</strong> sympathy Princess <strong>Theatre</strong> Melbourne, Vic Garnet H Carroll<br />
Terra at the Maj<br />
This is not a stage I'm going through<br />
The three faces of Percy Grainger [exhibition]<br />
His Majesty's <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Perth Perth, WA<br />
Universal <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Melbourne Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Performing Arts Museum,<br />
Victorian Arts Centre Melbourne, Vic<br />
Chrissie Parrott<br />
Dance Collective<br />
with the Perth<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> Trust<br />
<strong>Gay</strong> Actors<br />
Ensemble<br />
Torch song trilogy Not stated J C Williamson<br />
Torch song trilogy<br />
Universal <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Melbourne Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author<br />
Codevised/composed/<br />
manipulated by<br />
Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
2004 during Feast Steve Mayhew &<br />
Festival<br />
Sam Haren See Author Feast, 2004<br />
New South Wales<br />
Ministry of Arts<br />
23-26 Oct, 30-31<br />
Oct <strong>and</strong> 1-3 Nov<br />
2001<br />
23-28 January<br />
1993 <strong>and</strong> 1-12<br />
February 1993<br />
Inspired by the novel<br />
by Deborah Levy,<br />
with additional<br />
writing by "Alex<br />
Lindsay davidson"<br />
c.1957 [from press<br />
coverage] Robert Anderson Irene Mitchell<br />
20 - 29 June<br />
[undated, possibly<br />
1980s]<br />
19 - 23 November<br />
<strong>and</strong> 26-30<br />
November [1985]<br />
29 July - 29<br />
September 1985<br />
Chrissie Parrott<br />
(choreography)<br />
Devised by The<br />
Ensemble Rob Meldrum<br />
in association with<br />
Michael Edgley<br />
International Pty Ltd<br />
<strong>and</strong> Clifford Hocking c. May 1984 Harvey Fierstein Peter Pope<br />
Elston, Hocking &<br />
Woods Pty Ltd <strong>and</strong><br />
New World<br />
Productions [1985 or 1991] Terry O'Connell<br />
Christopher<br />
Hampton Jeff Carter<br />
Wimmins Music<br />
26 October [year<br />
Network<br />
Desoxy <strong>and</strong> St<br />
not indicated]<br />
Martins Youth Arts<br />
21 February to 17<br />
Centre<br />
March [1991]<br />
Total Eclipse AMP <strong>Theatre</strong>tte Toorak Players July 1983<br />
Turiiya [too-ree-yah] : a womyn only concert Powerhouse, Melbourne<br />
Twixt<br />
St Martin's Youth Arts<br />
Centre<br />
The two frocks in domestic deluxe : "What do two<br />
ladies get up to at home alone …?" Carlton Courthouse Carlton, Vic La Mama <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Two in twenty : a 5 episode lesbian soapie<br />
Princes Hill High School<br />
(27 Oct 1990) <strong>and</strong> Glass<br />
House <strong>Theatre</strong> (RMIT),<br />
Melbourne (15 Dec 1990) Carlton, Vic<br />
Tuesday 23<br />
January 2007 until<br />
Saturday 3<br />
February 2007<br />
Sat 27 Oct <strong>and</strong> Sat<br />
15 December<br />
[1990]<br />
Concept: Lex<br />
Lindsay Feast, 2001<br />
Mathew Bergan, Tyler Coppin <strong>and</strong><br />
Tobin Saunders<br />
Dulcie Gray; Noel Ferrier, June<br />
Clyne,Neil Fitzpatrick, Jack Litte,<br />
Hugh Wiills, Roger Sixt, jeffrey<br />
Hodson, Alan Tobin, Harry Starling<br />
<strong>and</strong> Robert Brow<br />
Tony Sheldon, Robert Alex<strong>and</strong>er,<br />
Deborra-lee Furness, mark<br />
Ferguson, Miles Buchanan, Zoe<br />
Bertram <strong>and</strong> Myra de Groot<br />
Daniel Abineri, Evelyn Krape, Alyce<br />
Platt, Rhys Muldoon, Nick Stock <strong>and</strong><br />
Peter Lowrey<br />
Sydney Fringe Festival (for<br />
the Bondi Pavilion seas 23-<br />
238 January 1993)<br />
Gabrielle Griffin <strong>and</strong><br />
Emma Newman Kelly Parry Gabrielle Griffin <strong>and</strong> Emma Newman Midsumma, 2007<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
The ugly man Little <strong>Theatre</strong> Adelaide, SA<br />
Unbecoming<br />
Unnatural acts? : a safe sex cabarette of<br />
Up here<br />
Variety for AIDS : charity show [to benefit AIDS<br />
Trust of Australia]<br />
Village People : those macho men with their<br />
tongues in their cheeks are coming!<br />
"Vivent Les Vaches" : long live the cows Napier St <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Wear it out; a queer community fashion<br />
extravaganza<br />
Dancehouse (150 Princes<br />
Street, Carlton) Carlton, Vic<br />
University of<br />
Adelaide <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Guild<br />
Universal <strong>Theatre</strong>, 19<br />
Victoria Street, Fitzroy Fitzroy, Vic Out <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>works (4 Acl<strong>and</strong><br />
Street, St Kilda) St Kilda, Vic<br />
Paddington-Woollahra<br />
RSL Club Paddington, NSW<br />
Sydney Hordern<br />
Pavilion,Brisbane Festival Sydney, NSW<br />
Hall, Melbourne Festival Brisbane, Qld<br />
Hall<br />
Melbourne, Vic<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Vic<br />
Welcome to the inside of Ed's head [concert<br />
featuring the songs of Eddie Perfect] Chapel off Chapel Prahran, Vic<br />
Wet loud laughs [filed under Lip Service, on<br />
North Melbourne,<br />
reverse side of flyer] Comics Lounge Vic<br />
Napier Street<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>, South<br />
When did you last see my mother Push <strong>Theatre</strong> Company Melbourne<br />
Garry Van Egmond<br />
<strong>and</strong> J C Williamson<br />
Productions<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
Health Promotion<br />
Foundation<br />
1, 4-8, 11-15 Nov<br />
2003<br />
By Brad Fraser;<br />
loosely adapted from<br />
The Changeling by<br />
Thomas Middleton<br />
<strong>and</strong> William Rowley Geoff Crowhurst<br />
Wed 24 Nov - Sat 4<br />
Dec [1993 or<br />
earlier from 7 digit<br />
phone numbers] Clea Frost Dennis Goumas<br />
pre 1994 - see<br />
comment<br />
<strong>Australian</strong> Variety<br />
Artistes' "MO"<br />
Awards Association<br />
<strong>and</strong> <strong>Australian</strong><br />
Ladies Variety<br />
Association 9/08/1988<br />
Feast@Fowlers Live,<br />
Adelaide Adelaide, SA 23-27 Nov 2004<br />
Sat 14 Dec [year<br />
not stated, possibly<br />
2003]<br />
Visible Panty Line<br />
Productions Sat 1 Feb 2003<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Vic<br />
Michael Farrell<br />
(writer <strong>and</strong> director)<br />
Michael Farrell<br />
(writer <strong>and</strong> director)<br />
Nick Bennett, Irena Dangov, Scott<br />
Edwards,Tamara Lee, Emma<br />
Marshall, Roger Priess <strong>and</strong> Tim<br />
Ross Feast, 2003<br />
Brony Marks, Madeleine Swain,<br />
Am<strong>and</strong>a Dorn, Jon Colvin, Mir<strong>and</strong>a<br />
Rivers, Zoe Stark, Darren<br />
Carmichael, David Le Dieu, Paul<br />
Canterbury, Dennis Goumas<br />
Damian Millar, Maurice O'Riordan,<br />
Ian Olerenshaw, Mark Riley <strong>and</strong><br />
Paul Batey Fringe event<br />
Toni Stevens, Gerry Hatch, Nairn<br />
Goby Duo, Tete-a-Tete, Mark Loyd<br />
with Pleasure, Jan Adele, The<br />
Harlequin Dancers, John Ames, Erris<br />
& Kevin, Joseph Fimmano,<br />
supported by the Trojans B<strong>and</strong><br />
Next Wave Festival : for the<br />
young at 'art<br />
Wed 28 May<br />
(Sydney), Friday 30<br />
May (Brisbane) <strong>and</strong><br />
Monday 2 June<br />
(Melbourne) - 1979<br />
from program<br />
details<br />
10-16 October<br />
1994 Shirley Billing Jackie Smith Shirley Billing Melbourne Fringe Festival<br />
21 Sep - 3 Oct<br />
[year not stated]<br />
Christopher<br />
Hampton<br />
Choreographer/para<br />
de consultant Tony<br />
Balzan, Designer<br />
Ian Robinson,<br />
producer/compere<br />
Margie Fischer<br />
Tim Minclin <strong>and</strong><br />
Eddie Perfect<br />
(musical directors)<br />
Flyer only<br />
Adam Richard (MC), spoken word<br />
artist Shellley O'Reilly, st<strong>and</strong> up<br />
comedian Ronan McChesney from<br />
Sydney, Monica Dullard, Tim<br />
Nicholson <strong>and</strong> drag king guest<br />
Trevor 4Ever, Janelle thomas in<br />
Feast, 2004<br />
open mic section Midsumma, 2003<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
White bred Chapel off Chapel Prahran, Vic<br />
The white hotel<br />
Who stole my closet : a musical review<br />
Grant Street <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
South Melbourne<br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Vic<br />
Who stole my closet Arena <strong>Theatre</strong> South Yarra, Vic<br />
Wooden h<strong>and</strong>s & crooked Mick<br />
Words of one syllable Belvoir Street, Surry Hills Surry Hills, NSW<br />
The world … according to Timothy Cross [world<br />
premiere]<br />
AGTE Promotions<br />
<strong>and</strong> the Drama<br />
School of the<br />
Victorian College of<br />
the Arts<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong> Board of<br />
The Australia<br />
Council 2 June to 2 July<br />
Thursday 16 -<br />
Sunday 19 January Jack Migdalek<br />
2003<br />
(conceived by)<br />
Wayside Chapel <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
<strong>Gay</strong> <strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Hughes St, Kings Cross Kings Cross, NSW Company [1981] Opens 10 Jan [1981] John Barningham<br />
28 May - 8 June<br />
1985<br />
Compiled by John<br />
Barningham<br />
John Barningham<br />
(director), Darien<br />
Sticklem (musical<br />
director)<br />
John Bayliss, Faye Bendrups, Jack<br />
Migdalek <strong>and</strong> Guillermo Anad (viola) Midsumma, 2003<br />
Rosalie Howard, Ric Herbert, Tony<br />
Preece, Dennis Scott Festival of Sydney, 1981<br />
Myra De Groot,Burt Cooper, Peter<br />
Noble, Eddy Wells<br />
Bakehouse <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Adelaide Adelaide, SA Homestead <strong>Theatre</strong> Feast 2001 Noël Christian Feast, 2001<br />
Napier Street <strong>Theatre</strong>,<br />
Napier, South Melbourne<br />
You'll have had your hole MInke Bar, Adelaide Adelaide, SA<br />
Belvoir Street<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong><br />
South Melbourne,<br />
Vic [not stated]<br />
4Bux Progressive<br />
Arts<br />
Zanna. Don't! Chapel Off Chapel Prahran, Vic Quirky Productions<br />
assisted by the<br />
Ministry of Arts of<br />
the NSW<br />
3 to 28 Oct [year<br />
Government, <strong>and</strong> not stated, possibly<br />
the Australia Council c.1990] Peter Kingston<br />
11 to 23 January<br />
Tim Clarke, Pauline Kelley, John<br />
Weldon, Alex Schepisi,Suzanne<br />
S<strong>and</strong>ow,Jenny Gardner, Des Mullan,<br />
John R K Scott, Robert Corner, Mark<br />
1994<br />
Feast, year<br />
Geoffrey Williams Kate Whitbread Psaila<br />
unknown, poss<br />
Ross Ganf <strong>and</strong> Geoff Revell, Rory Walker, Peter<br />
early 2000s Irvine Welsh Ninian Donald<br />
Luke Gallagher<br />
(director), Julia<br />
Buchanan (musical<br />
Michell, Ksenja Logos Feast<br />
director), Tamara Chris Buchanan, Jessica Carbone,<br />
Finch & James Drew Downing, Nicole Kapiniaris,<br />
30 January - 14<br />
Rooney<br />
Samuel Kitchen, Nic Riley, Luke<br />
February 2009<br />
(choreography) Taylor, Kate Williams Midsumma, 2009<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
Productions by Robert Chuter<br />
Anne of Green Gables Rippon Lea Elsternwick, Vic<br />
Anne of Green Gables<br />
By the short <strong>and</strong> curlies [world premiere]<br />
The death of Peter Pan [flyer only]<br />
Falling so slowly [world premiere]<br />
Five minute call<br />
Tranby House, Mayl<strong>and</strong>s,<br />
WA Mayl<strong>and</strong>s, WA<br />
Fitzroy Gallery, 274<br />
Fitzroy Street Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Universal <strong>Theatre</strong>, 19<br />
Victoria Street<br />
St Martins <strong>Theatre</strong>, 44 St<br />
Fitzroy, Vic<br />
Martins Lane South Yarra, Vic<br />
The Butterfly Club, 204 South Melbourne,<br />
Bank Steret<br />
Vic<br />
Fresh pleasures La Mama Carlton, Vic<br />
Good morning, midnight! La Mama Carlton, Vic<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Projects & Rippon<br />
Lea<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
27 Dec 1996 - 29<br />
Jan 1997<br />
Novel by LM<br />
Montgomery,<br />
adapted by Julia<br />
Britton <strong>and</strong> Robert<br />
Chute<br />
Robert Chuter <strong>and</strong><br />
Gary Kliger<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Novel by LM<br />
Montgomery,<br />
adapted by Julia<br />
Britton <strong>and</strong> Robert<br />
Projects Fri 7 Jan 2000<br />
Wed to Sat, 25 Aug<br />
Chute Robert Chuter<br />
Fly-on-the-Wall-<br />
to 5 Sep [year not<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Performign Arts<br />
stated] Barry Lowe Robert Chuter<br />
Projects <strong>and</strong> La<br />
Wed 25 oct - Sun<br />
Mama<br />
[year not stated] Barry Lowe Robert Chuter<br />
Fly-on-the-Wall-<br />
Thursdy 18 Jan<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong><br />
Fly-on-the-Wall <strong>and</strong><br />
2005 Steve Willis Robert Chuter<br />
The Butterfly Club<br />
La Mama <strong>and</strong><br />
Performing Arts<br />
Tue 9 Nov 2004 Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
Projects 7-19 June 2005 Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
La Mama <strong>and</strong><br />
Performing Arts<br />
Projects<br />
Sat 6 June [year<br />
not stated]<br />
Julia Britton adapted<br />
from the novella by<br />
Jean Rhys Robert Chuter<br />
F Scott Fitzgerald,<br />
adapted by Barry<br />
Lowe Robert Chuter<br />
Performing Arts in association with [summer of 1997-<br />
The great Gatsby Rippon Lea Elsternwick, Vic Projects<br />
Foster Gracie 1998]<br />
Wednesdays to<br />
Sundays, 23 Sep -<br />
11 Oct [year not<br />
Heights La Mama Carlton, Vic La Mama<br />
Performing Arts<br />
stated] Vince Foxall Robert Chuter<br />
Homme fatale : the fast life <strong>and</strong> slow death of Joey <strong>Theatre</strong>works, 14 Acl<strong>and</strong><br />
Productions <strong>and</strong><br />
Stefano<br />
Street St Kilda, Vic Midsumma<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Barry Lowe Robert Chuter<br />
An Indian summer [companion play to Loving<br />
Project <strong>and</strong><br />
Mon - Thursday<br />
friends] Rippon Lea Elsternwick, Vic Ripponlea<br />
from 8 Jan 1994 Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
Performings Arts<br />
Novel by DH<br />
Tranby House, Mayl<strong>and</strong>s,<br />
Productions <strong>and</strong><br />
Lawrence, adapted<br />
Lady Chatterley's lover<br />
WA Mayl<strong>and</strong>s, WA EHJ Productions<br />
Performing Arts<br />
by Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
Chapel Off Chapel, 12<br />
Productions<br />
Tuesday 13 July<br />
The lost<br />
Little Chapel Steret Prahran, Vic Australia<br />
[year not stated] Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Mondays to<br />
Projects <strong>and</strong><br />
Thursdays from 13<br />
Loving friends [flyer only] Rippon Lea Elsternwick, Vic Ripponlea<br />
Jan 1992 Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
The Butterfly Club, 204 South Melbourne, Fly-on-the-Wall <strong>and</strong><br />
Midsumma Saturday afternoon playreadings Bank Steret<br />
Vic<br />
The Butterfly Club Robert Chuter<br />
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Title: sub-title <strong>Theatre</strong> - name <strong>Theatre</strong> - location Company<br />
Sponsor(s) or in<br />
association with Date if known Author Director Leading actors Festival if relevant<br />
Wednesday -<br />
Anthony Breslin, Robert Corner,<br />
Nicholas Crawford-Smith, Robert Dal<br />
Forno, Brian Davison, Leopold<br />
Sunday, 15 July - 9<br />
Faust, Justin Foster, Nicholas<br />
August [year not Norbert Noyaux,<br />
Foster, Sean Gunn, Alan King, Guy<br />
Old Melbourne Gaol,<br />
Performing Arts<br />
stated, possibly inspired by works of<br />
Lederman, Dino Marnika, John R.K.<br />
The miracle of the rose<br />
Russell Street, Melbourne Melbourne, Vic Projects<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Projects with Sydney<br />
1992?]<br />
Jean Genet Robert Chuter Scott, <strong>and</strong> Kevin Hopkins<br />
<strong>Gay</strong> & <strong>Lesbian</strong><br />
Sydney <strong>Gay</strong> & <strong>Lesbian</strong><br />
The miracle of the rose<br />
Mardi Gras<br />
Mardi Gras<br />
A Chuter Buess<br />
17-19 Oct [year not<br />
Perks : a portrait of Percy Grainger 1882-1961<br />
Production<br />
stated] Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
Performing Arts in association with<br />
Seven little <strong>Australian</strong>s Rippon Lea Elsternwick, Vic Projects<br />
Foster Gracie Mon 22 Dec 1997 Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
The Butterfly Club, 204 South Melbourne,<br />
Shakin' the blues away<br />
Bank Steret<br />
Vic Fly-on-the-wall Thurs 28 apr 2005<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>works, 14 Acl<strong>and</strong><br />
Performing Arts in association with Saturdays from 10<br />
John Morris, Jane Baer, Jenny<br />
Lovell, John Tarrant, John Dommett,<br />
The singing forest<br />
Street St Kilda, Vic Projects<br />
Midsumma Festival February [2001] Julia Britton Robert Chuter Jonathan Kovac Midsumma, 2001<br />
Old Treasury Building,<br />
Performing Arts<br />
25 Sep to 12 oct<br />
A singular man [Brief lives : series 2]<br />
Melbourne Melbourne, Vic Projects<br />
1996 Julia Britton Robert Chuter Fringe Festival, 1996<br />
Style aid [volnteer fundraising event for the<br />
Robert Chuter<br />
Victorian AIDS Council] Sat 26 Jun 199<br />
Julia Britton in<br />
(artistic director)<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Sat 24 Sep [year association with<br />
Sunset children La Mama Carlton, Vic Projects<br />
not stated] Patric Simon Robert Chuter<br />
A thous<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> one night st<strong>and</strong>s : the life of Jon<br />
Vincent<br />
<strong>Theatre</strong>works, 14 Acl<strong>and</strong><br />
Street St Kilda, Vic<br />
The turn of the screw Rippon Lea Elsternwick, Vic<br />
The White rose <strong>and</strong> the blue : the story of young<br />
Percy Grainger<br />
Council Chamers,<br />
Melbourne Town Hall Melbourne, Vic<br />
Women in love Rippon Lea Elsternwick, Vic<br />
The yellow book : a portrait of Aubrey Beardsley<br />
1872-1898 [Brief lives - series I] Mietta's, 12 Melbourne, Vic<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Projects Australia<br />
<strong>and</strong> Midsumma Wed 28 Jan 2004<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Projects<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Projecs, Chuter<br />
Buesst Production<br />
<strong>and</strong> the City of<br />
[not stated]<br />
melbourne<br />
Performing Arts<br />
Productions <strong>and</strong><br />
5 to 16 Mar 1997 Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
Asutralian<br />
DH Lawrence's<br />
Shakespeare<br />
novel adapted by<br />
Company Mon 7 Jan 2002 Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
Performing Arts sponsored by<br />
Projects / Chuter Lamberti Bros<br />
Buesst<br />
(Wholesale) Pty Ltd 14 to 16 Aug 1995 Julia Britton Robert Chuter<br />
Barry Lowe, adapted<br />
from the book A<br />
thous<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> one<br />
night st<strong>and</strong>s by<br />
Hope A Carson<br />
Henry James,<br />
adapted by Barry<br />
Robert Chuter Midsumma, 2004<br />
Lowe Robert Chuter<br />
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