3 ways to further your theatrical ambition
Whether you’re hoping to win a role in a play or film, create a show that will tour the world or be…
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Holy shit. Did I just see a piece of art on the #sexism tag that actually promotes actual equality?
This poster is available here
GENDER EQUALITY FROM BOTH SIDES FOR ONCE.
This poster hung in every room of my high school.
That last line is perfect because it just illustrate that feminism helps men just as much as it helps women. We should all be in this together.
For every one of us keen to accept our whole selves, let us embrace our difference as well as our commonality
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This show is on at Theatre Works in Melbourne. Sounds powerful and gripping, with strong material about the people involved in world affairs.
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Be careful that what you think might be funny on stage - no this isn’t ‘political correctness’, it’s being sensitive to the possible suffering and trauma of your audience. No, this isn’t a ‘freedom of speech’ issue either. Read on…
Oh goodie, you guys. We get to do the “no but for real, rape jokes aren’t funny and saying that doesn’t threaten your freedom of speech” runaround again. This time, Jezebel’s Lindy West is caught in the crossfire: she had the audacity to go on TV and say rape jokes aren’t funny, so naturally, the internet has responded by calling her names, threatening to rape her, and saying she’s too fat/ugly/lesbionic/man-hating to get raped.
This is great. I hope she gets the job
Casting directors are your advocates and your champions. Your work reflects on us. Your wonderful work makes us look good and gets that role cast. Your disconnected, tentative, muddled work does nothing for anyone. We need you to be great.
WIN a pair of tickets to see Jesus Christ Superstar at the Perth Arena this weekend
If you’re a fan of our patron Tim Minchin, love musicals or just enjoy theatre here’s a chance to…
“It would be nice one day to think we had a theatre boom in WA with fly-in-fly out dramaturges” opened David Milroy, the first Artistic Director of Yirra Yaakin Theatre in WA ”but I don’t see that happening in the next few…