Money and Friends

This is David Williamson at his best. For many years
a tight-knit community have enjoyed the lazy summer
together in the comfort of their holiday homes. All
hell breaks loose when Peter, friend and confi dante
to all, fi nds himself on the brink of fi nancial ruin. With
a recession once again claiming victims, Peter’s
prosperous friends face an awkward dilemma ……

Their money or their friend?

At The Zenith Theatre in Chatswood

 

 

Dancing at Lughnasa

The Mundy sisters eke a living in 1930’s Donegal,
experiencing deprivation and depression.
“But they also experience happiness and great, great
joy. They want to dance both in defi ance and delight.
They offer us evidence that the ‘economic climate’ of
that time is not the whole story. A more comprehensive
story resides in the inner life, the life of the spirit. And
that life, whatever its diffi culties, is unquenchable.”
- Brian Friel

Drawing by Courtney Davis www.courtneydavisart.com

At The Zenith Theatre in Chatswood

of Mice and Men

In Depression-era California, Dreams are all a man
possesses, and Hope the only thing that keeps him alive.
But Hope is a double edge sword…
Based on John Steinbeck’s 1937 classic tale of two
travelling companions, George and Lennie, who wander
the country during the Depression and dream of a better
life for themselves.
By arrangement with Hal Lenoard Australia Pty Ltd, on behalf of
Dramatists Play Service, Inc. New York

At The Zenith Theatre in Chatswood

Midnite

Richard Tulloch’s hilarious adaptation of Randolph Stow’s
classic novel follows the hapless adventures of the not- toobright
orphan, Midnite. Led astray by Khat, the Siamese,
he becomes a bushranger and fl ees to the Hidden Valley
with his faithful gang of animals. Can he escape the wily
Trooper O’ Grady and will he fi nd true love with the beautiful
Miss Laura Wellborn? Fun for all the family, complete with a
toe-tapping bush band.

At The Haven Amphitheatre in Castlecrag