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Beyond Desire Photo Feature

The world premiere of Beyond Desire – a new musical written by Neil Rutherford and Kieran Drury – is playing at the Hayes Theatre Company in Potts Point until 14 December.

We wanted to share some of the wonderful production images, taken by Oliver Toth, with you before the show closes this weekend.

Check out our special photo feature and head along to hayestheatre.com.au to book final tickets to see some of Australia’s biggest music theatre stars (including Nancye Hayes herself) at work!

Nancye Hayes and Christy Sullivan in Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
Louise (Chloe Dallimore) and Edward (Phillip Lowe). Image by Oliver Toth
Martha (Nancye Hayes) and Emily (Christy Sullivan). Image by Oliver Toth
The cast of Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth.
The cast of Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
Martha (Nancye Hayes) in Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
Anthony (Blake Bowden) and James (Ross Hannaford). Image by Oliver Toth
Anthony (Blake Bowden) in Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
Blake Bowden and Christy Sullivan in Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
The cast of Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth.
Chloe Dallimore as Louise in Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
The cast of Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth.
Phillip Lowe and Blake Bowden in Beyond Desire. Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
Edward (Phillip Lowe) and Louise (Chloe Dallimore) in Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
The cast of Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth.
Ross Hannaford in Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
Anthony (Blake Bowden) and Martha (Nancye Hayes). Image by Oliver Toth
Ross Hannaford and Nancye Hayes in Beyond Desire. Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
Beyond Desire.Image by Oliver Toth
Blake Bowden in Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
Nancye Hayes and Chloe Dallimore in Beyond Desire. Beyond Desire. Image by Oliver Toth
Erin James

Erin James is AussieTheatre.com's former Editor in Chief and a performer on both stage and screen. Credits include My Fair Lady, South Pacific and The King and I (Opera Australia), Love Never Dies and Cats (Really Useful Group), Blood Brothers (Enda Markey Presents), A Place To Call Home (Foxtel/Channel 7) and the feature film The Little Death (written and directed by Josh Lawson).

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