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2016 Rob Guest Endowment semi-finalists announced

6 September, 201631 December, 2019 Erin James 0 Comments Alana Tranter, Alex Given, Annie Aitken, Brent Trotter, Bronte Florian, Caitlin Spears, Du Toit Bredenkamp, Erin Clare, Genevieve Kingsford, Hilary Cole, Jenni Little, Jessica COndon, Jordan Barr, Kieran McGrath, Kirrah Amosa, Lauren McKenna, Linden Furnell, Madeleine Featherby, Madeline Perrone, Matthew Predny, Megan Kozak, Music Theatre, musical theatre, Nicola Bowman, Olivia Charalambous, Reece Budin, Rob Guest Endowment, Ryan Gonzalez, Sage Douglas, Sam Hooper, Stefanie Jones, Todd Jacobsson, Zoe Ioannou

Thirty semi-finalists for the 2016 Rob Guest Endowment have been announced on the competitions’ official Facebook Page. Announcing the Top

Andrew Hondromatidis, Teresa Duddy, Sage Douglas. Photo by James Terry

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

7 April, 20167 April, 2016 Jack Beeby 0 Comments Andrew Hondromatidis, Benjamin Giraud, Bernie Bernard, Caitlin Mathieson, David Spencer, Henry Brett, James Coley, Rebecca Moore, Rona Lisa Perretti, Sage Douglas, Teresa Duddy, Trevor Jones, Vic Theatre Company, William Bobbie Stewart

Vic Theatre Company unpacks the battered plastic lunchbox of adolescence in their newest production of The 25th Annual Putnam County

Alice in Wonderland

6 January, 201431 December, 2019 Jason Whyte 0 Comments Brian Smith, Dennis Manahan, Glenn Elston, Kali Hulme, Karla Erenbot, Kaspa Elston, Kerrie Stanley, Lea Porcaro, Nelson Gardner, Ross Daniels, Sage Douglas, Sarah Spaven, Taryn Eva, The Australian Shakespeare Company, Theatre

Alice got off to an uncertain start to her time in Wonderland, and The Australian Shakespeare Company’s outdoor musical production

What more could you want from a musical – A Chorus Line in Brisbane

20 November, 201220 November, 2012 Bobbi-Lea Dionysius 0 Comments A Chorus Line, Ashley Mckenzie, Josh Horner, Matt Holly, Professional Musical Theatre, QPAC, Sage Douglas

A Chorus Line, originally staged in 1975 is an art-imitating-life production about seventeen dancers vying for eight spots in a