What the press said in 2013: “It [Theatre Works] has emerged as a powerful vehicle for the best our indie theatre has to offer... The Age
Theatre Works is known for commissioning some of the best plays and musicals in Melbourne
“…creative producer Daniel Clarke cultivated the best local companies to present a string of hits
beat. Magazine
Best of 2013 STAGE dailyreview
“Top stage shows of 2013
...bold, dangerous and unflinching...
Herald Sun on No Child...
The Age on M+M
ArtsHub on Room of Regret
“...an endlessly complex and intoxicating production...
“An absolute cack. Hi-lar-ious...It’s the funniest show around The Age on Psycho Beach Party
The Guardian on Room of Regret
“...there’s no maybe about it; night maybe is a must... Aussie Theatre on night maybe
It is an evening of perfect, pure joy Herald Sun on Cut Snake
Herald Sun on Summertime in the Garden of Eden
From the moment you step into the theatre, it s clear you re in for something special
The Age on Summertime in the Garden of Eden
Herald Sun on Palace of the End
welcome! I was recently asked what’s behind my passion to champion independent theatre? Put simply I believe in the artists and their visionsthe stories they want to tell and the exciting ways they want to tell them. It is a deep respect really. I respect and value what they do - they are the risk takers, thinkers, innovators and visionaries. It is with pride and pleasure that I introduce you to the artists and projects that Theatre Works will be supporting in 2014. From new musicals to one-on-one intimate performances, camp comedy to powerful & political live art, we are presenting work across many of Melbourne’s most loved festivals. In 2014 we introduce two subscription packages and a discount for locals. You can see all four of our Selected Works productions, or six of our Encounter(s) projects, from $65. Look out for these symbols alongside subscription performances.
$65-$80
4x Selected Works shows
$65-$80
6x Encounter(s) shows
We’ll be announcing other surprises throughout the year so keep in touch through social media and regularly check our website. We look forward to seeing you in St Kilda for a year of ambitious, exhilarating and original live performance. Daniel Clarke Creative Producer/CEO
Theatre Works is a creative hub in the heart of St Kilda. We support visionary artists, nurture the development of ideas and provide space for bold artistic adventures. We connect to diverse communities through live performances and participatory experiences that disturb, pleasure, provoke and entertain. Staff
Creative Producer/CEO Daniel Clarke General Manager Dr Mark Crees Venue Manager Angela Cole Box Office Manager/Administration Paula Philip Development Manager Anne Stornier-Watson* Book Keeper Fleur Brett Funded by the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation
Board of Management
Chair Suzanne Chaundy Deputy Chair Liam Nankervis Treasurer Andrew Hooper Margaret Bourke Suzanne Heywood Lisle Jones Maryanne Lynch Meg Upton
Casual Staff Katelyn B Aaron Cananzi Crisanne Fox Adam Gardner Scott Gooding
Hannah Roe Chris Payne Suze Smith Yossi Torbiner Joel West Canada White
a first class cast... must see theatre: complex, honest and powerful� The Australian (Acts of Deceit Between Strangers in A Room)
The Bitter Tears Of Petra Von Kant by Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Translated by Denis Calandra Presented by Dirty Pretty Theatre and Theatre Works The Bitter Tears Of Petra Von Kant tells the intoxicating story of a damaging and emotionally brutal love affair between a fashion designer and her female muse and model. The renowned German film maker and playwright’s preoccupation with love, mortality, sexuality, power and vanity are all on display in this seminal and frighteningly evocative theatrical work. Startling, brilliant and viciously funny, this encounter with Petra is an encounter with Fassbinder himself.
Jan 29 - Feb 8 $25 - $33 Director: Gary Abrahams Set Designer: Romanie Harper Costume Designer: Chloe Greaves Lighting Designer: Katie Sftetkidis Sound Designer: Chris Wenn Cast: Fantine Banulski, Luisa Hastings Edge, Uschi Felix, Anna May Samson, Nikki Shiels, and Joanne Trentini
Pacific Overtures by Stephen Sondheim & John Weidman
Presented by Watch This & Manilla Street Productions in association with Theatre Works Feb 19 - Mar 9 $29 - $39 ($49 Gala)
The end of the world is coming.
It is 1853 and American ships are poised in the waters around Japan. A fisherman and a minor samurai are dispatched to ‘stop the boats’ Director: Alister Smith and hold back the tide of Western incursion – at stake is a way of Musical Director: Robyn Womersley Choreographer: Michael Ralph life. Stephen Sondheim’s extraordinary epic is hysterically funny one Set Designer: Eugyeene Teh minute and deeply moving the next, as it explores the forces of Lighting Designer: Rob Sowinski cultural change in 100 minutes of highly charged theatre. Costume Designer: Chloe Greaves Cast includes: Anton Berezin, Following a highly acclaimed, sell-out season of Assassins in April 2013, Watch This has teamed up with Manilla Street Productions to stage Adrian Li Donni and the first full-scale presentation of Pacific Overtures in Melbourne. Nick Simpson-Deeks
Festival of Live Art at Theatre Works Introducing Melbourne’s newest festival
A brand new festival hits Melbourne in March for 17 category-busting days! Presented by Theatre Works, Arts House and Footscray Community Arts Centre FOLA unfolds in performance spaces and on the streets, in small tents, public venues and private nooks. Theatre Works will premiere 7 new works commissioned as part of our Encounter(s) program. Intimate encounters throughout the City of Port Phillip. Capacities for these works are limited so we suggest booking early. We are also thrilled to present Credible Likeable Superstar Role Model, an exclusive to Melbourne, although we wish everyone in Australia could see this awesome work. The 2014 Festival of Live Art runs across Melbourne from Friday 14 – Sunday 30 March. For full FOLA program information visit fola.com.au. Tickets will be on sale from Feb 3.
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Tears Before Bedtime: A Live Art Exhibitionist Yana Alana & Tha Parana
Commissioned by Theatre Works
Mar 25 - 29 Much-loved dissident diva Yana Alana invites you into her bedroom for an $15 intimate live art cabaret experience. You will take a curious journey through Yana’s subconscious. You’ll be privy to her fantasies, nightmares, hopes, dreams and dirty laundry. Best experienced in the comfort of your pyjamas, onesey or nightie.
The Middle Room Nat Cursio Co.
Commissioned by Theatre Works Today, now, here, in this place, it will be just you and I. We will be ordinary and not. The Middle Room is a place to slow down, to forget logic. Just body, light, sound, shape, play, connection – an escape from and a return to the world where you and I live. The Middle Room is strictly for one visitor at a time. Mar 17 - 21 & Mar 24 - 28 $20 - $25
Person of Interest Nicola Gunn
Commissioned by Theatre Works Person of Interest is a work-in-development made with contributions from old friends. It is also about some of Nicola’s present anxieties. At the moment she’s thinking about superannuation, investment funds and private health insurance. She’s also thinking about everything that is wrong with the world (cigarette butts in pot plants) and everything that is right with the world (dogs). March 24 - 29 $15
Far Away ...So Close
Savage Amusement
Commissioned by Theatre Works A one-to-one participatory performance event about the modern condition of love and distance. The performance occurs over Skype. In bed. Like lovers, distant lovers. You. Me. Together. Alone. Far Away. So Close. Mar 24 - 30 $15
Fright Jodie Ahrens, Kelly Alexander, Melanie Hamilton Commissioned by Theatre Works You and your fear, join us in the darkness... What lurks in the depths of your consciousness? Fright is a foreboding adventure, an intimate exploration where fears manifest. Step into an underground architectural treasure; an immersive experience for you, about you, with us. Mar 24 - 30 $20 - $25
Make the Call Zin
Commissioned by Theatre Works What happens when you receive a phone call from a stranger, who then engages you in an intimate conversation? Sign up and you’ll be given a time and location. Once there, you’ll receive the call. The performance begins. Mar 24 - 29 $15
In Deep Water Katie Sfetkidis
Commissioned by Theatre Works Come on a deep sea journey to encounter the light creatures that live below, in performance installation In Deep Water. Artists Katie Sfetkidis and Ian Moorhead create an immersive and contemplative space, using sound and light to provide glimpses into this unexplored dark corner of the world. Mar 29 - 30 $10
“A work of almost staggering warmth and fragility” Scotsman
“Bold, brave and very brilliant; don’t miss” Independent
Credible Likeable Superstar Role Model
Bryony Kimmings
Presented by Theatre Works Mar 25 - Apr 6 $25 - $32 Writer and Director: Bryony Kimmings Music and Co-Director: Tom Parkinson Lighting Designer: Marty Langthorne Set and Costume Designer: David Curtis Ring Cast: Bryony Kimmings and Taylor Houchen
In an audacious and provocative protest against the world’s flagrant attempts to sexualise and commodify childhood, performance artist Kimmings and her 9-year-old niece Taylor decided to take on the global tween machine at its own game. They invented Catherine Bennett, a dinosaur-loving, bike-riding, tuna-pasta-eating pop star, and vowed to make her world famous to prove that an alternative was possible! In typically screwball and humorous fashion, Edinburgh Fringe First winner Bryony Kimmings asks: What does it really take to be a Credible Likeable Superstar Role Model for a child of the 21st century?
One of the funniest, most charming things I’ve seen in an age” Time Out
Jewel in the Fringe’s crown” The Scotsman
Bryony Kimmings
Presented by Theatre Works in association with Soho Theatre As part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Following her first STI test, Bryony discovered she had a common sexual disease. Not one for retrospection, she was faced with the arduous task of retracing her sexual footsteps to see where she’d contracted her problem. Expect a whirlwind of misadventure and self-realisation told through vignettes of performance, dance and song lovingly gaffer taped to some rough chat and acts of slight danger! Nestled somewhere between homemade-pop-song, ornithological-naturetrail and an ode to love lost, this is a funny and unapologetic account of female sexuality in the 21st century; a show for anyone who’s enjoyed a one-night stand, broken hearts in search of love and ultimately realised no (wo)man is an island.
Season details and tickets available through comedyfestival.com.au
“Surely major new music theatre writers in the making” aussietheatre
DreamSong by Hugo Chiarella and Robert Tripolino
Presented by Red Heifer Productions As part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Apr 9 - 20 $30 - $35
Mega Church, DreamSong, has lost millions in the GFC and Pastor Richard Sunday decides to stage the second coming of Christ, marketing him as a Christian pop star.
Director: Dean Bryant Choreograper: Michael Ralph Book and Lyrics: Hugo Chiarella Music: Robert Tripolino Designer: Owen Phillips
Set to a pulsing score of Christian pop and soaring power ballads, DreamSong is an irreverent and audacious comedy. Faith, spirituality, politics and popular culture are all put under the spotlight in this wickedly satirical new musical directed by Dean Bryant (Pirates of Penzance, Next to Normal, The Producers) DreamSong was developed through the VCA and the Arts Centre Melbourne’s Carnegie 18 New Music Theatre Workshop.
Wael Zuaiter: Unknown Creative Nonfiction
Presented by Theatre Works and Next Wave Festival Selected Works 2014 Commissioned and developed through Next Wave’s Kickstart program On the evening of the 16th of October 1972, Wael Zuaiter, a Palestinian intellectual, was shot and killed by two Israeli Mossad agents in Rome. Earlier that night he had been with his Australian fiancée, painter Janet Venn Brown. Years later, Janet’s great-nephew, radio producer Jesse Cox, traces the story of Wael and Janet from Italy to the Middle East and tries to uncover why he was killed. Presented and narrated live onstage, Wael Zuaiter: Unknown weaves together audio interviews, evocative sound design and music against a stunning backdrop of projected illustrations and animation in this dramatic collision of documentary, graphic novel and theatre.
Apr 29 - May 11 $20 - $25 Selected Works Writer and Co-Director: Jesse Cox Co-Director and Dramaturg: Mark Pritchard Illustrator: Matt Huynh Composer: Joff Bush Animator: Benjamin Zaugg Script Editor: Que Minh Luu Associate Producers for Next Wave: Kristy Ayre & Kyle Kremerskothen Producers: Que Minh Luu & Jesse Cox
Memorandum Kate Hunter
Presented by Kate Hunter and Theatre Works Selected Works 2014 May 20 - Jun 1 $20 - $25 Selected Works Creation, audio-visual design & performance: Kate Hunter Lighting designer: Richard Vabre
One woman lays bare the gothic, peculiar and slightly neurotic world of remembering ... and forgetting. Part memoir, part poem, part kaddish, Memorandum examines the ways our memories deform and become misshapen over time, how truths and fictions unknowingly intertwine. Using an immersive audio structure in which live and pre-recorded narratives simultaneously intersect, converge and diverge, Memorandum is driven by a compelling soundscape and striking visual design. Resonant, ethereal and darkly comic, Memorandum exposes the weirdness of memory – with all its disturbing underparts.
Fierce intellectual spirit... the most unconventional material seen on Melbourne stages in a long time� Time Out on Now More Than Ever
The Motion of Light in Water Elbow Room
Presented by Theatre Works and Elbow Room in association with HotHouse Theatre Selected Works 2014 A queer sci-fi love story, The Motion of Light in Water celebrates Jul 17 - 27 $20 - $25 the complicated, exhilarating journey of the human heart, as Selected Works our imaginations soar through space and time. Inspired by the life and work of Samuel R. Delany and Marilyn Hacker, and powered by a crack ensemble of six extraordinary performers, this world premiere links three stories into a theatrical fantasia of sound, light and space, exploring what it means - and what it might yet mean - to be human, and to love. Multi-award-winning Elbow Room have crafted a unique and touching affirmation of our power to imagine a better tomorrow.
Created by Elbow Room Inspired by the work of Samuel R. Delany & Marilyn Hacker Director: Marcel Dorney Designers: Matt Adey and ZoĂŤ Rouse Lighting Designer: Kris Chainey Music composition and performance: THE SWEATS Producer: Dean Cartmel Cast: Paul Blenheim, Ray Chong Nee, Tom Dent, Laura Maitland, Emily Tomlins and Jacinta Yelland
I Heart John McEnroe Uninvited Guests
Presented by Uninvited Guests and Theatre Works Selected Works 2014 Jul 30 - Aug 10 $20 - $25 Selected Works
Three actors are tasked with the goal of presenting a precise and unbiased theatrical portrait of John McEnroe. They fail.
Concept and Director: Clare Watson Co-Creators: Luke Mullins, Katherine Tonkin Dramaturg: Declan Greene Designer: Jonathon Oxlade Lighting Designer: Richard Vabre Sound Designer and Composer: Kelly Ryall Cast includes: Luke Mullins, Katherine Tonkin
I Heart John McEnroe is an existential romp that reminds us how deeply alone we all are. If homophobia, systemic misogyny and people walking three astride on a footpath make you angry then you simply must join us. There will be short shorts, there will be sweatbands and there will be raquets thrown…hard.
Thérèse Raquin Adapted and written by Gary Abrahams
Based on the novel by Emile Zola Presented by Dirty Pretty Theatre in association with Theatre Works In a small flat above a small shop in a small arcade lives a small woman trapped in an unwanted life. Forced into an unhappy marriage by her Aunt and stuck caring for her sickly husband, Thérèse Raquin lives a life of quiet desperation. Until she meets Laurent. This brutish man charms his way into the Raquin household and stakes his claim on Thérèse’s heart. Does his love offer her a passionate escape from the dull monotony of her marriage? Or will the affair ensnare her in a situation even more torturous than the life she already leads?
Aug 14 - 31 $25 - $33 Director: Gary Abrahams Cast includes: Emily Milledge, Elizabeth Nabben
Winner
2013 Green Room Award for Music Composition / Design
“exquisite theatrical bliss aussietheatre
The Temptation of St. Antony Four Larks
Presented by Theatre Works and Melbourne Festival Oct 17 - 26 $40 - $50
19th century French author Gustave Flaubert spent much of his life working at his own creation of the story of The Temptation of St Antony. He was inspired by Bruegel’s painting which he visited as a young man. Four Larks, applying their adventurous brand of original music and theatrical adaptation, re-maps this famously unstageable work. The all-consuming resolve of St Antony is tested while Flaubert labours over his life-long endeavour. This wild and unwieldy narrative hurls both author and character together through a philosophical maze of time and space as they hunt for the possibility of an absolute truth, a flicker of light in a nihilistic abyss.
Demented, depraved and uproarious... Little Ones Theatre has once again smeared its mark on the Melbourne stage” The Age (on Salome)
by Wendy MacLeod
Presented by Little Ones Theatre in association with Theatre Works By special arrangement with Hal Leonard Australia An acidic satire about class, incest and mental illness in the vein of Douglas Sirk’s 1950’s melodramas, The House of Yes is a disturbingly camp theatrical experience centered around a deranged family of JFK enthusiasts. Tackled by Little Ones Theatre, the team that brought Psycho Beach Party to Theatre Works in 2013, this production is sure to be a visual and comedic treat.
Nov 27 - Dec 14 $25 - $30 Director: Stephen Nicolazzo Set Designer: Eugyeene Teh Costume Designers: Tessa Leigh Wolffenbuttel Pitt and Eugyeene Teh Lighting Designer: Katie Sfetkidis Cast includes: Genevieve Giuffre
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Bright World by ARTHUR
Commissioned by Theatre Works Writer: Elise Hearst Director: Paige Rattray Dramaturg: Amelia Evans
ARTHUR (Cut Snake) collaborate with local writer Elise Hearst to explore real-life stories from twentieth century Europe and Australia. A young Jewish couple flee Nazi Austria to Melbourne following the violence of Kristallnacht, armed with nothing but a professional letter of recommendation. In the city to which they travel, seeking refuge, an Aboriginal activist presents another letter, a private protest, to the German embassy. A story of exile, terror, evil, justice, landscape, damage and resurrection.
Theatre Works is committed to working with artists from the ground up on projects. In develop M+M and Room of Regret, which went on to be two of the hits of the Melbourne are thrilled to be able continue our relationship with Nicola Gunn, Nat Cursio and Arthur.
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by Nicola Gunn and Nat Cursio Commissioned by Theatre Works
Nicola Gunn as a dancer. Nat Cursio as an actor. Gunn makes a solo for Cursio. Cursio makes a solo for Gunn. The two solos are smashed together and laid out simultaneously. Points of intersection are revealed, wrangled with, worked. What blooms may well be the guts of a new performance work. Or something else entirely. Or both.
Devisor/Performer: Nicola Gunn Devisor/Performer: Nat Cursio
2012 we supported the Daniel Schlusser Ensemble and THE RABBLE to creatively Festival in 2013. We are also committed to sustaining our relationships with artists and We can’t wait to see what they come up with through their creative developments with us.
Abundance
A fundraising party for independent artists
Jul 12 $30 - $40
Following the success of our major fundraising party in 2013 we’ve decided to make this an annual Theatre Works event. Theatre Works will again be transformed into a quirky and playful cabaret space programmed with delightfully eclectic performances. There are plenty of ways you can help us raise money on the night. Buy tickets, make a donation, drink wine, buy auction items and enter the chook raffle‌ (the most sought after prize in 2013). This is one night we can all come together to celebrate the amazing visions of our independent artists and support the projects they are making with Theatre Works in 2014. We want to raise $20,000 so put it in the calender now!
Subscriptions Selected Works subscription ($65-$80) The Selected Works subscription can be booked on line through theatreworks.org.au or by calling (03) 9534 3388. Subscriptions must be booked by April 25. See all four of these shows for $80 (full) or $65 (concession). Wael Zuaiter: Unknown Memorandum The Motion of Light in Water I Heart John McEnroe
Encounter(s) subscription ($65-$80) There are only 30 of these packages available and they can only be purchased through fola.com.au from Feb 3. These packages can be purchased for $80 (full) or $65 (concession). The Encounter(s) subscription gives you the chance to experience these six works as part of FOLA: Yana Alana in Tears Before Bedtime Person of Interest Far Away‌So Close Fright Make the Call In Deep Water
Locals Discount
New in 2014 !
Do you live in the City of Port Phillip? Would you like discounted tickets to Theatre Works’s productions? Invites to special events? Then please email marketing@theatreworks.org.au with your contact details and proof of address. We look forward to spending more time with you in 2014.
THE BRIDGE Donor Program Over the past 30 years we have staged hundreds of productions and supported thousands of actors, producers, directors, designers, stage managers and so many other artists that have come through our doors. We can’t do it without people like you.
As a not-for-profit organisation we simply would not be able to exist without our donors, big and small. Become part of our BRIDGE Donor Program and help give artists the opportunity to take risks, create, develop and stage their productions here in St Kilda where we are such an intrinsic part of the cultural landscape. You can make a donation and join in one of our six donor categories: (1) Supporter ($25-$499) (2) Advocate ($500-$999) (3) Guardian ($1,000-$4,999) (4) Champion ($5,000-$9,999) (5) Ambassador ($10,000-$19,999) (6) Visionary ($20,000+) All donations above $2 are tax deductible, given our Australia Taxation Office Deductible Gift Recipient status. Make a donation online securely through GIVENOW’s secure giving portal: www.theatreworks.org.au/support or contact the General Manager, Mark Crees for more information gm@theatreworks.org.au // 03 9534 4879 And let us take this opportunity to thank you for your support of independent theatre in Australia, the engine room of tomorrow and the creative risk-takers of today.
Since the launch of The Bridge Program in 2012 the following generous people have supported Theatre Works
Guardians
Jock Given
Ruth Krawat
Eleanor Howlett
Greg Shalit
Kay Jamieson Lally Katz
Advocates
Erwin Lagura
Philip Evans
Virginia Lovett
Tony Gilbee
Andrew Martin Chris Mier
Supporters
Liam Nankervis
Simon Abrahams
Hannah Norris
Margaret Bourke
Jo Porter
Bridgette Burton
Alison Richards
Suzanne Chaundy
Marion Roberts
Daniel Clarke
Anna Schoo
Cat Commander
Lucy Sheddon
Sweet Creative
Susan Srano
Alison Croggon
Cheryl Threadgold
Carmelina Di Guglielmo
Karen Treloar
Kim Durban
Funding Bodies Philanthropic Support Sponsors Project Partners Festival of Live Art +
The Temptation of St. Antony
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding advisory body
Program Design
Danny Brookes
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Credible Likeable Superstar Role Model and Sex Idiot Sex Idiot is commissioned by The Junction, funded by Escalator and the East to Edinburgh Scheme.
Memorandum
Photo Credits The Bitter Tears Of Petra Von Kant Lachlan Woods Pacific Overtures Sarah Walker Credible Likeable Superstar Role Model Christa Holka, David Curtis Ring & Alexander6 Yana Alana in Tears Before Bedtime Peter Leslie The Middle Room Sarah Walker Far Away…So Close Sarah Walker Make the Call Sarah Walker Fright Sarah Walker In Deep Water Lucy Parakhina DreamSong Courtesy of VCA Wael Zuaiter: Unknown Kate Campbell Memorandum Leo Dale The Motion of Light in Water Amelia J Dowd Thérèse Raquin Sarah Walker Temptation of St. Antony Sarah Walker House of Yes Sarah Walker Both And Pete Brundle Bright World Jack Toohey Abundance Eugyeene Teh
The Motion of Light in Water This project is supported by the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria.
I Heart John McEnroe
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding advisory body, and the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria
Wael Zuaiter: Unknown This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding advisory body, and the NSW Government through Arts NSW. Commissioned and developed through Next Wave’s Kickstart program and supported by PACT centre for emerging arts.
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Bookings online: www.theatreworks.org.au (Please bring your proof of payment to the theatre) phone: please call (03) 9534 3388 between 10am-3pm, Monday to Friday. on the door: The Box Office opens 45 minutes before the start of the show. Unless sold out, a number of tickets are available at the door each night. All prices listed in this publication are exclusive of any booking fees. Tickets booked through Theatre Works will attract a booking fee of up to $2.50. *Please note: Whilst all care has been taken to ensure that information is correct at the time of printing, the details within this publication are subject to change. Please see theatreworks.org.au for latest information concerning all productions, including dates, times and ticket prices
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