Convict Footprints @ The Farm is a well written play with a solid and versatile cast that executes the story of the Macarthurs, and what is known as the Seven Hills region, with energy and humour that keeps the audience entertained. In deference to Governor Bourke it is a play within a play … More Convict Footprints at the Farm
Masterclass 2: Flames of the Forge Review by Nicole Patterson From Redline Productions, Masterclass 2 Flames of the Forge is written and performed by Gareth Davies and Charlie Garber. Performed in an intimate space at the Old Fitz, the ‘two-hander’play opens with film critic David Stratton filmed chatting with Gareth Davies about his most … More Masterclass 2 – Flames of the Forge
‘Life Without Me,’ is an accessible play by Australian playwright, Daniel Keene. The action takes place in an unremarkable hotel that is stuck in the late 70’s to early 80’s, with décor that now seems archaic. The set design is instrumental in conveying this story that uses symbolism such as an out of order lift, … More Life Without Me
‘The Church you go to, when you don’t really go to a Church.’ We live in an age when the world seems obsessed with profits, and margins, an increase in privatisation of public assets, creating private monopolies. It is a world where 1% of the population holds 46% percent of the worlds wealth, where wars … More Rod Bower and the church with the signs out the front
There is a growing number of grandparents who for various reasons find themselves responsible for bringing up their grandchildren. Addiction is cited as one of the main reasons grandparents are put in this position. On the Central Coast, NSW, there are 160 known families who are being cared for full-time by their grandparents. It is … More Grandmothers bringing up grandchildren
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