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For the Love of Theatre

By: Olivia Jane Parker
  • Summary

  • The intention of this podcast is to celebrate our quality community theatre productions in Adelaide, their creatives and enable further connections between all the local theatre groups, their audiences and YOU, our listeners.

    Each episode will be catered to a particular play, theatre group or aspect of making community theatre, with relevant interviews.

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Episodes
  • SILENT SKY
    Jul 17 2024

    SILENT SKY, written by Lauren Gunderson, Directed by Lesley Reed & Produced by St Jude's Players Inc.

    SEASON: August 8-17

    This is the South Australian Premiere production of Silent Sky.

    This episode of For the Love of Theatre Podcast is hosted by a voice you may recognise, that of Actor, Adam Schultz, who was featured on episode nine for Moonlight & Magnolias. Adam interviews members from the upcoming production of Silent Sky: the Director, Lesley Reed, Set Designer, Don Oakley, Properties Supervisor, Kaila Barton, along with CAST Members Joanne St Clair (Wiliamina Fleming), Josh Van't Padje (Peter Shaw) & Tianna Cooper (Margaret Leavitt).

    This is one play you won't want to miss, with its absorbing story filled with historical fact, excellent writing, experienced actors, a set and lighting/projection that will wow and the play's gorgeous original piano score by Jenny Giering.

    BOOKINGS OPEN

    Production Dates: Thursday August 8 and 15 & Friday August 9 and 16, 7.30 pm. Matinees on Saturday August 10 and 17, 2pm.

    Venue: St Jude’s Hall, 444 Brighton Rd, Brighton, South Australia.

    Tickets https://www.trybooking.com/CSKLU

    Or call 0436 262 628

    Or email bookings@stjudesplayers.asn.au

    Image by Enrique Meseguer from Pixabay

    Music by Anastasia Kir from Pixabay

    #adelaidesecondaryschools #adelaideastronomy #adelaidetheatre #adelaidearts #adelaideevents #adelaide

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    32 mins
  • Butterfly Theatre Conversations: The Witching Hour
    Jul 17 2024

    A SPECIAL EPISODE of For the Love of Theatre Podcast: Actor & Founder of Butterfly Theatre, Bronwyn Ruciak joins Matthew Chapman, Co-Director of Shakespeare After Dark, King Lear, Hamlet and other lesser known plays, who leads a conversation covering all things theatre.

    Shakespeare After Dark - Winter is here. Join Butterfly Theatre for the Darker Side of Shakespeare with some of his finest scenes, speeches and songs. Think Macbeth, Hamlet and more. Exploring ambition, greed, lust and loss and featuring music composed by Jodie O’Regan and a talented line-up of musicians and actors.

    Enjoy local beers, warming mead, and spirits from Milledges own still. Cabaret Style Seating. Dress up in your finest Medieval/Gameof Thrones/Elizabethan kit to fully immerse yourself in the experience.

    Directed by Tony Knight & Matthew Chapman.

    Musicians and Players: David Daradan, Genevieve Hudson, Matthew Lykos, Jodie O’Regan, Bronwyn Ruciak, Peta Shannon & Jamie Webster.

    Saturday July 20 at 7.30pm. Performance concludes at 9.00pm with 2 x short intervals. Bar is open before and after the show.

    Songs, Sonnets & Scenes: Have Your First Shakespeareance

    WHEN: Wednesday 31 July

    WHERE: Cove Civic Centre

    TIME: 6:30PM - 7:30PM

    TOPIC: Workshops, programs and events - Libraries

    AUDIENCE: Adult


    COST: $10 BOOKINGS: Required

    Presented by Butterfly Theatre

    https://www.marion.sa.gov.au/things-to-do/events-calendar/songs-sonnets-scenes-have-your-first-shakespeareance

    Website - http://www.butterflytheatre.net/

    Butterfly Theatre was created in 2013 to allow opportunities for artists to perform in suitably sourced non-traditional and site-specific spaces.

    Recognising the commercial benefits that theatrical performances and audiences can bring to local venues, Butterfly Theatre’s brief is to:

    • Co-create theatre in a collaborative model, linking venues and artists

    • Provide a business model that recognises and rewards the input of the performers

    • Align business practice and theatre production within a dynamic systems approach that recognises the Butterfly Effect – initial small changes in practice can have widening impacts on outcomes for all.

    • Focus on one-off projects – modelling on life cycle of a butterfly – cocoon – butterfly – flight

    Original Compositions by Jodie O’Regan, accompanied by Matthew Lykos

    Image by OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay

    Harp & Flute sound effect form Pixabay

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    24 mins
  • And Then There Were None
    Jul 13 2024

    EPISODE: And Then There Were None, Phoenix Variety & Music Group

    And Then There Were None, a play written by Agatha Christie. Discretion Is advised. Directed By Justine C. Lewis

    This episode of For the Love of Theatre Podcast features interviews with the Director, Justine Lewis, the Costumer, Lukas Barker, Stage Manager, Mickayla Bates, and the Chairman of Phoenix Variety & Music Group, Daniel Tandler. We were also able to grab a quick word with CAST Members Meg Ross (Vera Claythorne), Will Parange (Phillip Lombard) and John Martin (Sir Lawrence Wargrave).

    And Then There Were None is Agatha Christie's own dramatic adaptation of her best-selling novel. Ten strangers are summoned by mysterious host U.N Owen to a mansion on Soldier Island, just offthe coast of Devon, England All that the guests have in common is a wicked past they're unwilling to reveal and a secret that will seal their fate. For each has been marked for MURDER! Baffled, these strangers realise that they have no idea who their host is; and as the weather turns, the group is cut off from the mainland, they understand that they have been brought to the island by a maniac who intends to dispense their own perverted form of justice And then as the first guest is dispatched the bloodbath truly begins and it is clear that the remaining guests can trust no one. As one by one they are brutally murdered, falling away to the lines of a sinister nursery rhyme!

    But who is the Killer? Is it Mr Phillip Lombard? The mysterious regiment captain who abandoned his men? Could it be Dr. Armstrong? A Doctor who has an intense interest in nervous disorders? What about Sir Lawrence Wargrave? A Court Justice with an eerily calm demeanor? Or perhaps Miss Vera Claythorne, a young secretary with a heartbreaking secret? Will anybody survive this gathering to make it off the island?

    (Phoenix Variety and Music Group is proud to announce that this production restores the original 1939 ending, drawn from the novel and using entirely Dame Agatha Christie's own words.)

    CAN YOU GUESS WHODUNIT?

    Show Dates & Times:

    Saturday, August 31st - 7:30pm

    Sunday, September 1st - 7:30pm

    Saturday, September 7th - 2:00pm & 7:30pm

    Sunday, September 8th - 6:00pm *Twilight Performance*

    Venue: The McLaren Vale Institute Hall - 155 Main Rd, McLaren Vale.

    AND THEN THERE WERE NONE contains subject matter indicative of the following; Violence, Coerced Murder and Suicidal Themes.

    BOOKINGS:

    Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1117442

    Phoenix Variety and Music Group are a theatre group located in Adelaide's southern suburbs. We pride ourselves on being very community focussed and a very open and accepting place. At PVMG we try to keep the drama on the stage only. We are made of a group of thespians that love all aspects of theatre ranging from off the stage, to behind it, to of course on it. PVMG has been going for 5 years officially and focuses on doing at least one large scale production a year. Our previous catalogue includes: Robin The Hood, The Menagerie of Madness, Starkid's Firebringer, & CLUE: On Stage.

    If you're at all interested in getting involved with this group please email phoenixvariety.musicgroup@gmail.com

    Music by Oleksii Kalyna from Pixabay

    SOUND cues provided by Jordan Tandler, the Audio Designer & Operator for And Then There Were None.

    Sound Effect Ocean Waves by solarmusic from Pixabay

    Manic Whistle from Pixabay

    Title track: For the Love of Theatre Podcast, by Ben Waller

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    52 mins

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