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Every second Friday there is a company planning meeting at Eagle's Nest Theatre. These meetings are an open forum often attended by people who have already been involved with ENT as well by new people keen to do find out more about what we do or get involved.
If you're an actor wanting to audition for us at some point coming along might be a good chance to meet the people you could be working with and there are always plenty of production, coordination and publicity roles that might be your chance to get your foot in the door.
There are big jobs and small wait with your name on them regardless of your level of experience - so come say hi.
Watch this space for more info coming up on our playreading.
These readings are a great chance to catch up with old arts mates as we as an opportunity for new people to get involved.
If you would like to come along either as a reader or as an audience member let me know
James 0423 339 431 - james@eaglesnesttheatre.com
Meetings are held at the Nest, 24 Hardy St Brunswick
This year's first season will be opening on May 11. Tickets now on sale for Alan Chambers' fantastic interpretation of Cosi and aKAA Productions' Adrift. Book now - don't miss out!
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There has been a change in the meetings schedule for ENT general meetings. From now on the meetings will be the first and 3rd Friday of each month.
These meetings are an open forum often attended by people who have already been involved with ENT as well by new people keen to do find out more about what we do or get involved.
There are big jobs and small waiting with your name on them regardless of your level of experience - so come say hi.
The things we are hoping to discuss this fortnight include:
If you would like to speak to someone prior to coming along please call James on 0423 330 431.
As part of our new works reading program the reading for this week is THE QUIET LIFE Michael Healy.
Michael is the author of Outlaw, produced by ENT in 2010, and Flight, which will be produced by ENT at the La Mama Courthouse in December this year.
About The Quiet Life: ...A play about Robert, Janet his wife, Emma his daughter, May his lover and Colin his friend.
Robert is an ex-pat Australian lawyer long resident in London. His old Australian friend Colin is coming to visit. Robert's wife Janet is unwilling to give up their backyard studio as a guest room because she has got used to having it as a room of her own. Colin's visit intensifies existing tensions in the family, giving rise to some serious argy bargy. Emma's response to her parents' unhappy marriage also takes a disturbing turn. As well the visit tests Colin and Robert's long but unsatisfactory friendship, contrasting its youthful beginnings with its middle-aged reality. Meanwhile, Robert seeks refuge in the company of his Chinese masseuse, May.
If you would like to come along either as a reader or as an audience member, let us know via James: 0423 339 431 – james@eaglesnesttheatre.com
akAA Productions and Eagle’s Nest Theatre present Adrift, two one-act plays.
Two distinct voices in Melbourne’s thriving independent theatre scene have now joined forces to present an exciting new show that is challenging, subversive, and wickedly funny.
‘Little Green Men’ by Amedeo Astorino Adam (Nicholas Barker-Pendree) is a young man who claims to have been abducted by aliens. He begins an illicit affair with his psychologist Dr Goddard (Sarah Bollenberg).
‘The Chemical Snow’ by Amel B. Kenza The Role Playing Game has triggered an apocalyptic war between Melbourne and Sydney. As Karen and her son (Joshua Butler) fight to survive, they are trapped in their own home by husband Doug and the mysterious Rock Star Joe Coggs (Leon Dürr).
Amedeo Astorino is a renowned local playwright whose works have been produced at Chapel Off Chapel, La Mama, The Dog Theatre, Cromwell Road Theatre, St Martin’s, and The Newtown Theatre in Sydney. Amel B. Kenza is an emerging playwright with a unique vision. Her first production was at the Carlton Courthouse in 2010.
Venue: Studio 2, Northcote Town Hall, 189 High Street, Northcote Season Dates: Sat 14 to Sun 29 May, 2011 Times: Sat and Sun 5.30pm, Mon to Wed 8.00pm Duration: Approx. 90 mins. Bookings: www.trybooking.com/mkm or 0422 202 361 Tickets: $25 full/$15 conc. (Mondays $15 full/$10 conc.) Groups (5+) $20 full/$10 conc.
Brunswick Yoga Classes with Michele Maselli
If you’re looking for a supportive yoga class that caters for all levels of experience, then this is quite possibly the class for you. When the sense of 'me' subsides (the cessation of the mind) in deeper moments of stillness, then there is a spontaneous awakening to non dual presence (Clive Sheridan)
Michele (aka Miki) is an experienced Hatha yoga teacher from the Gita Tradition. Miki has been practising yoga for more than 15 years and teachingfor 5 years. Despite being a teacher from the Gita Traditional, Miki is experienced in other traditions Iyengar, Ashtanga and Sivananda yoga.
Wednesday nights 5.30-6.40pm $15 (casual) or $120 for the 10 week term. Lessons from just $20 each! Individual or Group classes available.
Based on the original by Luigi Pirandello, this reinterpretation of Six Characters in Search of an Author is a dynamic vision of theatre. Directed by Laurence Strangio. Exploring life, illusion, creation and the stage, Six Characters asks the question: we all want to be heard... don't we?
Wednesdays and Sundays at 6.30pm Tursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm Matinees Wednesday 1pm and Thursdays 11am at La Mama Theatre, 205 Faraday St, Carlton. Tix: $25 full, $$15 concession Book online at www.lamama.com.au, or ring 9347 6142 On the VCE play list
Shy Tiger Productions is presenting "Home for Lunch" at Chapel off Chapel from 16 June to 3 July and are looking for ushers to take tickets arriving half hour prior to curtain up and waiting half an hour after CU for latecomers. In return STP are offering seats either for Tuesday the 21st June @ 7:30pm or Saturday 25 June at 1:30pm. An early request but need to lock in roster before 23 May.
If interested please contact Alison Huth, SM on 0401 500 293 or gadgetgirl293@gmail.com. For more details about the show see website: www.homeforlunch.com.au.
There's a feast of creativity on Railway Station tours this May 7th and 8th! This year's Ballarat Heritage Weekend program offers the specially crafted experience of the Ballarat Railway Station Theatrical Audio Tours, created by Weave Length artists and presented by Amy Tsilemanis for the La Trobe University Theatre & Drama program.
Old buildings, like the human mind, contain overlayed maplines of memories, dreams, thoughts and journeys. This auditory ipod tour leads individuals on a journey through time and the many lives of the historic precinct. A woven soundscape of instruction, site history, song, story, and contemplation guides participants throughout the station, meeting some colourful characters along the way.
When: May 7th & 8th, between 11am and 5pm Where: Be welcomed and collect ipod at The Coach House (a valid credit card or license will be required in exchange for ipod) 202 Lydiard St Nth, Ballarat How long: Approximately 40 minutes Who with: Individually or in groups of up to 3 16yrs+
Devised by Amy Tsilemanis with Caitlin Dullard & Hedley Thompson Sound by Alister Mew & Also featuring original work from local visual artists, performers and musicians! Any queries contact: weavelength@gmail.com /0416852980 Jump on board and come on a unique journey. weavelength.blogspot.com or visit the Facebook page
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