ISSN 0314-0598 NOVEMBER, 1984, VOL 8, No. 7

ALVIN AILEY LA CAGE AUX FOLLES on the weekend we have arranged dress TOUR circle seats at $5 .00 discount for Saturday Keith Michell will play the lead in the evening March 9. As tickets are dearer on Broadway musical LA CAGE AUX a Saturday than a week night the Trust FOLLES which opens in Australia at Her price on March 9 is dearer than the Trust Majesty's Theatre, Sydney on Saturday nights and Members are restricted to two March 2, 1985. • tickets each . Additional tickets may of We are delighted to announce that the The musical, which is based on the same course be purchased at the general public Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust will Jean Poi ret farce as the highly successful price. A $3.00 discount applies to all other be touring the Alvin Ailey Dance film of the same name is written by Harvey performances Monday to Thursday Company throughout Australia during Fierstein (who w rote TORCH SONG (including Wednesday matinee) for the 1985. Considered to be the most exciting TRILOGY) with musical score by Jerry first four weeks of the season . Your dance company in the world today the Herman. It swept the boards at the 1984 booking coupon is enclosed . Australian tour of this remarkable Tony Awards, winning best musical, best American company is the result of years director, best actor, best costumes, best of negotiation. It will play in the Lyric script and best musical score. LA CAGE Theatre, Sydney Entertainment Centre in has been running on Broadway since August 1985. Booking facilities will be August 1983 and a second production has offered to Trust Members shortly. opened in San Francisco starring Keith Members who are subscribers to The Michell Australian Ballet will be notified La Cage aux Folies is a Saint-Tropez drag separately by The Australian Ballet and club run by Georges (to be played by should book through the Ballet in orderto Keith Michell). Its star performer is the retain their subscription seating. Please incredible Zaza who, when he takes off his mark the application form clearly to show dress and wig, is also Albin, Georges' that you are an AETT Member (and quote lover for twenty years. Years ago, just to your membership number) as AETT see what heterosexuality was all about, Members will be offered an additional Georges spent a few hours with a benefit. showgirl. The result was Jean-Michel who has lived with Georges and Albin ever since. Unfortunately for Jean-Michel he falls in love with the daughter of the head of DIARY UPDATE France's Tradition, Family and Morality party. How is he to explain his 'family' to NOVEMBER his potential father-in-law? This then is the basic plot of the musical 7, 8, 12 - TAKING STEPS, The but the reason for its popular success Ensemble according to the New York Times is that it 9, 12, 14 - FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, "is an extravagantly produced, old­ Her Majesty's fashioned family musical, containing Keith Michell 9, 12 - LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, likeable characters . . . a sentimental love Theatre Royal story, sumptuous sets and costumes - 12, 13, 14 - IL MAGNIFICO, Nimrod and that rarity, new songs that can be 14 - Breakfast at Sails hummed on the way home." MITCHELLS BASS HOTLINE 16 - Dinner and Ballet The producers of the Australian show will We wish to advise Members that our 20, 22 - THE BLIND GIANT IS be bringing to Australia all of the creative arrangement with Mitchells - Bass DANCING, STC people involved in the Broadway whereby Members had complimentary 21 , 22 - MIDDLE AGED SPREAD, production including director Arthur access to their Hotline will terminate on Stables Laurents, choreographer, Scott Salmon, December 31 , 1984. We have not sought 22 (mat) - SLEEPING BEAUTY, Lyric and Ted Azar who devised the original to renew this arrangement as we learned 26, 27 - LOVE AND THE SINGLE wigs and make-up. from the survey of Members conducted TEENAGER. Griffin Trust Member nights when a $7 .00 earlier this year that Members do not discount applies are Monday March 4and value this benefit highly. Our own ticket Tuesday March 5 when Members may booking facility is in the process of being DECEMBER purchase up to ten tickets each . For those streamlined and ultimately will include a 5 - CAMELOT dinner Members who prefer to attend the theatre facility for telephone bookings.

Trust News is the newsletter of the Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust which is mailed free of charge to its 5000 Sydney members, eight times per year. The price concessions and advance booking facilities offered in this newsletter are available only to members of the A.E.T.T. Those wishing to join the Trust should complete the New Member Application form on the enclosed Trust Member Booking Coupons and return it to the Trust for processing. Anyone who would like further information about the facilities available to Trust Members should ring the membership office on 3571200. The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust, P.O. Box 137, Kings Cross , N.S.w. 2011 . NEW SHOW BY RED WEATHER AUSTRALIAN FILM INSTITUTE member activities AWARDS BREAKFAST AT SAILS Wednesday November 14 at 10 a.m. IN the AFl's annual presentation of Following the success of our breakfast at awards to the Australian film industry, Mischa's earlier in the year, we have held last week in Melbourne, ANNIE'S arranged breakfast at Sails, Rose Bay COMING OUT won the award for best (Lyne Park, New South Head Road) . feature film and its star Angela Punch Tickets are $15.00 each and the morning McGregor won the award for best actress. will Include a parade of hats by leading Directed by Gil Brealey ANNIE'S milliner Calvert. Do bring your friends! COMING OUT is the true story of Anne BALLET AND DINNER McDonald, a cerebral palsy sufferer who Friday November 16 at 6 p.m. is a patient in a hospital for the Tickets are still available for Members and handicapped. The film is the story of the their friends who wish to attend the battle to release her from institutional life. Sydney premiere of the Australian Ballet's John Patterson and Chris Borthwick, the SLEEPING BEAUTY at the Lyric Theatre, film 's writers also won the award for best Entertainment Centre. Dinner will be "New wave" theatre group Red Weather adaptation from another medium . taken at the Cosmopolitan Restaurant at will present WHISTLING IN THE DARK at Winner of best actor was John the centre beforehand and the price (for the Seymour Centre Downstairs from Hargreaves for his portrayal of the both dinner and A Reserve seats) is $46 .00 November 14 to December1 . It is Red husband in Paul Cox's MY FIRST WIFE, a - only $6.00 more than the normal price Weather's third Sydney production film about the anguish of marital of openi ng night tickets. following their highly successful breakdown. Awards for best supporting CAMELOT DINNER - AD LIB productions of RED WEATHER and KEEP actor and supporting actress went to RESTAURANT THE DREAM RUNNING for the last Steve Bisley and Anna Jemison for their Wednesday December 5 at 6 p.m. Sydney Festival. James Waites writing in roles in SILVER CITY, the first feature film Members who have already purchased the National Times said of their last by Sophia Turkiewicz, a graduate of the tickets to see Richard Harris in CAMELOT production " They succeed in showing us Australian Film and Television School. on Wednesday December 5 are invited to what new wave theatre artists are about, Set in the late 1940's and early 1950's it is have dinner beforehand at the Ad Lib and why we should pay attention to about Polish immigrants and the attitude Restaurant just across the road from the them." of Australians to their arrival. Entertainment Centre. Price for two courses with coffee and wine is $17.00 per WHISTLING IN THE DARK is a person . performance about liberation , a NEW SEASON AT NIMROD CHRISTMAS COCKTAIL PARTY celebration of the unconventional and Nimrod has just announced details of its Thursday December 20, 7.30-9.30 p.m. diverse aspects of our civilised lives. 1985 season to be held in three venues at This year our Christmas get together for Through the stories and music of their the Seymour Centre. The programme Members will have a special significance Grotesque Orchestra RED WEATHER includes a considerable variety of plays­ as it is also the occasion on which we will confront what co-director Andrew old, new, borrowed and (even in one case) farewell our retiring General Manager, Lindsay describes as "those irregularities a trifle blue. Full details are given in the Jeffry Joynton-Smith who has held that and eccentricities that make us human". enclosed brochure. Member concessions position with the Trust for 15 years. Nicoletta Boris and Andrew Lindsay who are not available on the subscription price Members are warmly invited to join us for form the partnership on which Red but a $1 .00 concession applies Monday to cocktails and light refreshments at the Weather is based , met while studying at Thursday and Saturday matinees for Trust's Kings Cross office. Tickets are Le Coq mime school in Paris where they Single performance purchases. Trust $7 .00 each. expanded their experimetal concept of Member nights will also be available for all the Buffoon. The Buffoon is an oversized , productions and details will be given in mis-shapen parody of a human being Trust News throughout the year. whose actions and thoughts are an inverse mirror of everyday life. Having The final play in the York Theatre this year worked and studied throughout Europe, is Robyn Archer's new work IL Boris and Lindsay moved their base from MAGNIFICO which opens on November Paris to Sydney in 1981 . Since then they 7. The play concerns patronage and the have taught and performed around arts and is set against the background of Australia and worked towards developing the life and times of Lorenzo di Medici, their show to focus on the Australian known as 1/ Magnifico and art patron par environment. excellence. The play follows Lorenzo's WHISTLING IN THE DARK is to be staged life from his father's death when he took in two parts, beginning, ironically in the over control of his family's merchant light. The Sculpture Garden of the banks, through his power struggles with a Seymour Centre will be transformed into series of Popes and culminating in the a miniature festival of soft sculptures, infamous and sacriligious asassination installations and performances which attempt in the Duomo. reflect contemporary Australia. Inside the Theatre the Grotesque With this play Robyn Archer breaks new Orchestra take over with their ceremonies ground as IL MAGNIFICO is nota musical LEONARD TEALE AT MARIAN STREET and rituals. Their world is a gargantuan, but a play with music and has been Leonard Teale who is renowned for his topsy turvy place where the eccentric is created in collaboration with Nimrod's interpretation of the works of Henry the norm and all things are possible. It's a composer in residence David King . It Lawson and Banjo Patterson has devised world that resembles the forbidden side, combines the burlesque and naturalistic, an evening of warmth and humour taken the suppressed part of our own nature sacred and profane into a great deal of from the poetry, prose and private papers and through their carnival we learn howto fun . The production is directed by Aubrey of some of the great figures of Australian overcome our primordal fear of the Mellor and the cast includes Colin Friels literature. THE QUIET ACHIEVERS will darkness, how to whistle in the dark. as " Magnifico with John Walton , John be produced by John Krummel and Original music of the Grotesque Hannan, Barbara Jane Cole, Jacqueline presented at Marian Street Theatre in Orchestra is composed by Sara de Jong, Kott, Brandon Burke and Arky Michael. December. Trust Member nights when a one of Australia's best known theatre Trust Member nights when a $3 .00 $5 .00 concession apply are Sunday composers. The performance com­ concession applies are Monday December 16 at 5 p.m. and Tuesday mences at 7.30 p.m. AETT Members November 12, Tuesday November 13 and December 18 at 8.15 p.m. Your booking receive a $1 .00 concession and can Wednesday November 14. Bookings on coupon is enclosed. reserve tickets on 692 0555. 6920555 or on enclosed booking coupon. AUSTRALIAN BALLET LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS PERFORMANCES. Constance Grappo who began what's on in Canberra We are pleased to be able to offer association with LITTLE SHOP ( A. E. T. T. concession $1 .00 all Members a $3.00 discount at non HORRORS as assistant on the origi presentations) subscription performances of THE U.S. production and has assisted with Queenslands' classical ballet company SLEEPING BEAUTY and the French staging of New York and Lond THE QUEENSLAND BALLET, will Triple Bill . The company's artistic productions is currently in present its highly successful production director, Maina Geilgud, is mounting a directing the first Australian produ of Carl Orff's CARMINA BURANA at the new production of THE SLEEPING of this highly successful musical. Canberra Theatre Centre from November BEAUTY for its Lyric Theatre season . The LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is a 7 to 10. CARMINA BURANA is an non subscription performance is on adorable little musical about a ma explosive celebration of music and dance, Thursday November 22 at 1.30. See also eating plant which brings fame a fusing images of tender and paSSionate Members Activities (p.2) for a special success to an amateur botanist lovers, heroic warriors and lusty revellers offer for the opening night of the season . Seymour Krelbourn. However the plants into a richly woven medieval tapestry. insatiable demands make his master Other works in the programme are Included in the French Triple Bill is question the meaning of his unexpected SUMMER SOLSTICE by Barry Moreland GAITE PARISIENNE and BHAKTI by fortune. Christopher Pate stars as and LANDSCAPES, a new work by Maurice Bejart, and SUITE EN BLANC by Seymour with Denise Kirby, Barry Love Adelaide choreographer Pamela Serge Lifar. Performances are Friday and David Whitney. The plant pup Buckman. December 21 and Saturday December 22 were created by Martin P. Robinso at 7.30 p.m. and Saturday December 22 at Trust Member nights when a 1.30 p.m. Please ring Carol Martin for concession applies are Friday "")\,/Pn)np Bankcard bookings before end of 9 (6 p.m. and 9 p.m.) and October. November 12. At other performan Monday to Thursday and 6 p. The Australian Ballet will stage one of its performances Friday and Saturday most sumptuous 'productions' yet on $2.50 discount applies (until Saturda Sunday 18th November between 10 a.m . December 1 . and 4 p.m.when the curtain rises on the inaugural AUSTRALIAN BALLET FAIR . It will be held in the gardens surrounding Admiralty House and Kirribilli House, the Sydney residences of Their Excellencies The Governor-General and Lady Stephen and the Prime Minister and Mrs. Hawke. The Chairman of the Fair Organising Committee, Lady Potter said : "We are planning a really beautiful , traditional Fair, with fun for everyone, stalls full of wonderful things for Christmas, entertainment throughout the day and delicious, wholesome refreshments served ". Special f~rries will operate throughout the day from Circular Quay SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY and buses from Milson's Point station Single performance tickets are now The Queensland Ballet in CARMINA available for the Sydney Dance BURANA VOLUNTEERS WANTED! Company's Opera House season . The C.J. Dennis' immortal poetry will come to To assist the Australian Ballet with season includes a programme of shoq life again when the CANBERRA its fair the Sydney Members contemporary dance works by Graeme PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY presents its Committee is organising a food Murphy, Louis Falco, and Garth Welch i~ production of the musical THE stall. Any Members who would be the Opera Theatre from November 8 to 24 SENTIMENTAL BLOKE at the Canberra willing to assist manning the stall and the premiere of Graeme Murphy's Theatre from November 16 to 24. C.J should ring Carol Martin on newest full length work AFTER VENICE i~ Dennis' verse first appeared in 1915 - the 357 1200 who will arrange a suitable the Drama Theatre from December 1 t story of the likeable larrikin and his love 'shift' with you. Your help would be 22 . AETT Members receive a $2.0 for Doreen is one of the classics of much appreciated . concession on single performanc Australian literature. The music in this purchases or can save $7 .00 b version was written by former Canberra purchasing a subscription ticket to bot resident Albert Arlin whilst the adaptation SEASON OF NEW ZEALAND PLAYS programmes. Your booking coupon is of Dennis' verses is by Nancy Brown and Few New Zealand plays have been seen enclosed. Lloyd Thomson. over this side of the Tasman and in an endeavour to rectify this situation lives and marriages of middle-class, The PLAYBOX THEATRE COMPANY'S Australian director Aarne Neeme has put middle-aged New Zealanders. It wa production of NOT ABOUT HEROES will together a season of three New Zealand performed in London in 1979 and won th J be presented at the Canberra Theatre plays which has recently opened at the West End Manager's Award for best ne Centre from November 15 for a limited Stables Theatre and will continue until the comedy. season. Written by Stephen Macdonald it New Year. The final play in the trilogy is BERT AN is a haunting play about the brief but deep Playing until November 11 is MAISY, a black comedy about th friendship between two of the World War FORESKIN'S LAMENT, a play about parochialism of suburban life by Rober poets, Siegfried Sasso on and Wilfred rugby in particular and New Zealand in Lord whose play WELL HUNG wa Owen who meet at Craiglockhart War general. It is written by Greg McGee presented at Nimrod some years ago Hospital for Nervous Disorders. US ing himself a former junior All Black and Robert Lord now resides in New York an~ their letters, memoirs and poems, the play received critical acclaim during its New in recent years has had plays produce explores, simply and movingly, the nature Zealand tour in 1980/ 81 . both there and in New Zealand . of love and compassion at a time of hatred, futility and death. NOT ABOUT MIDDLE AGE SPREAD which opens on Aarne Neeme who spent three months HEROES won a 1982 Fringe Firstaward at November 15 is written by Roger Hall working in New Zealand last year as the the Edinburgh Festival. The Canberra whose previous play FLEXITIME has inaugural Tasman Fellow will direct thE Season follows Playbox's Australian been presented throughout Australia. plays. The cast which is headed by the premiere in Melbourne which was MIDDLE AGE SPREAD isa playaboutthe distinguished New Zealand actor Granl directed by Louis Nowra. NEW SHOW BY RED WEATHER AUSTRALIAN FILM INSTITUTE member activities AWARDS BREAKFAST AT SAILS IN the AFI's annual presentation of Wednesday November 14 at 10 a.m. awards to the Australian film industry, Following the success of our breakfast at held last week in Melbourne, ANNIE'S Mischa's earlier in the year, we have COMING OUT won the award for best arranged breakfast at Sails, Rose Bay feature film and its star Angela Punch (Lyne Park , New South Head Road) . McGregor won the award for best actress. Tickets are $15 .00 each and the morning Directed by Gil Brealey ANNIE'S will Include a parade of hats by leading COMING OUT is the true story of Anne milliner Calvert. Do bring your friends! McDonald, a cerebral palsy sufferer who BALLET AND DINNER is a patient in a hospital for the Friday November 16 at 6 p.m. handicapped. The film is the story of the Tickets are still available for Members and battle to release her from institutional life. their friends who wish to attend the John Patterson and Chris Borthwick, the Sydney premiere of the Australian Ballet's film's writers also won the award for best SLEEPING BEAUTY at the Lyric Theatre, "New wave" theatre group Red Weather adaptation from another medium . Entertainment Centre. Dinner will be Winner of best actor was John taken at the Cosmopolitan Restaurant at will present WHISTLING IN THE DARK at the Seymour Centre Downstairs from Hargreaves for his portrayal of the the centre beforehand and the price (for husband in Paul Cox's MY FIRST WIFE, a both dinner and A Reserve seats) is $46 .00 November 14 to December1 . It is Red Weather's third Sydney production film about the anguish of marital - only $6.00 more than the normal price breakdown. Awards for best supporting of opening night tickets. following their highly successful productions of RED WEATHER and KEEP actor and supporting actress went to CAMELOT DINNER - AD LIB Steve Bisley and Anna Jemison for their RESTAURANT THE DREAM RUNNING for the last Sydney Festival. James Waites writing in roles in SI L VER CITY, the first feature film Wednesday December 5 at 6 p.m. by Sophia Turkiewicz, a graduate of the Members who have already purchased the National Times said ot their last production "They succeed in showing us Australian Film and Television School. tickets to see Richard Harris in CAMELOT Set in the late 1940's and early 1950's it is on Wednesday December 5 are invited to what new wave theatre artists are about, and why we should pay attention to about Polish immigrants and the attitude have dinner beforehand at the Ad Lib of Australians to their arrival. Restaurant just across the road from the them." Entertainment Centre. Price for two courses with coffee and wine is $17.00 per WHISTLING IN THE DARK is a person. performance about liberation , a NEW SEASON AT NIMROD CHRISTMAS COCKTAIL PARTY celebration of the unconventional and Nimrod has just announced details of its Thursday December 20, 7.30-9.30 p.m . diverse aspects of our civilised lives. 1985 season to be held in three venues at This year our Christmas get together for Through the stories and music of their the Seymour Centre. The programme Members will have a special significance Grotesque Orchestra RED WEATHER includes a considerable variety of plays­ as it is also the occasion on which we will confront what co-director Andrew old, new, borrowed and (even in one case) farewell our retiring General Manager, Lindsay describes as "those irregularities a trifle blue. Full details are given in the Jeffry Joynton-Smith who has held that and eccentricities that make us human". enclosed brochure. Member concessions position with the Trust for 15 years. Nicoletta Boris and Andrew Lindsay who are not available on the subscription price Members are warmly invited to join us for form the partnership on which Red but a $1 .00 concession applies Monday to cocktails and light refreshments at the Weather is based , met while studying at Thursday and Saturday matinees for Trust's Kings Cross office. Tickets are Le Coq mime school in Paris where they single performance purchases. Trust $7 .00 each. expanded their experimetal concept of Member nights will also be available for all the Buffoon. The Buffoon is an oversized , productions and details will be given in mis-shapen parody of a human being Trust News throughout the year. whose actions and thoughts are an inverse mirror of everyday life. Having The final play in the York Theatre this year worked and studied throughout Europe, is Robyn Archer's new work I L Boris and Lindsay moved their base from MAGNIFICO which opens on November Paris to Sydney in 1981 . Since then they 7. The play concerns patronage and the have taught and performed around arts and is set against the background of Australia and worked towards developing the life and times of Lorenzo di Medici, their show to focus on the Australian known as " Magnifico and art patron par environment. excellence. The play follows Lorenzo's WHISTLING IN THE DARK is to be staged life from his father's death when he took in two parts, beginning, ironically in the over control of his family's merchant light. The Sculpture Garden of the banks, through his power struggles with a Seymour Centre will be transformed into series of Popes and culminating in the a miniature festival of soft sculptures, infamous and sacriligious asassination installations and performances which attempt in the Duomo. reflect contemporary Australia. Inside the Theatre the Grotesque With this play Robyn Archer breaks new Orchestra take over with their ceremonies ground as IL MAGNIFICO is nota musical LEONARD TEALE AT MARIAN STREET and rituals. Their world is a gargantuan, but a play with music and has been created in collaboration with Nimrod's Leonard Teale who is renowned for his topsy turvy place where the eccentric is interpretation of the works of Henry the norm and all things are possible. It's a composer in residence David King. It Lawson and Banjo Patterson has devised world that resembles the forbidden side, combines the burlesque and naturalistic, an evening of warmth and humour taken the suppressed part of our own nature sacred and profane into a great deal of from the poetry, prose and private papers and through theircarnival we learn how to fun . The production is directed by Aubrey of some of the great figures of Australian overcome our primordal fear of the Mellor and the cast includes Colin Friels literature. THE QUIET ACHIEVERS will darkness, how to whistle in the dark. as II Magnifico with John Walton , John be produced by John Krummel and Original music of the Grotesque Hannan, Barbara Jane Cole, Jacqueline presented at Marian Street Theatre in Orchestra is composed by Sara de Jong, Kott, Brandon Burke and Arky Michael. December. Trust Member nights when a one of Australia's best known theatre Trust Member nights when a $3.00 $5 .00 concession apply are Sunday composers. The performance com­ concession applies are Monday December 16 at 5 p.m. and Tuesday mences at 7.30 p.m. AETT Members November 12, Tuesday November 13 and December 18 at 8.15 p.m. Your booking receive a $1 .00 concession and can Wednesday November 14. Bookings on coupon is enclosed . reserve tickets on 692 0555. 6920555 or on enclosed booking coupon. AUSTRALIAN BALLET LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS LOVE AND THE SINGLE TEENAGER RETURNS on staae in London PERFORMANCES. Constance Grappo who began her by MargaretLeask* association with LITTLE SHOP OF Four years after its highly acclaimed We are pleased to be able to offer debut in Sydney at the Stables Theatre The most talked about production of the Members a $3.00 discount at non HORRORS as assistant on the original U.S. production and has assisted with the and following a recent sell out season at new theatre season is Ron Daniel's Royal subscription performances of THE Brisbane's La Boite Theatre, the Griffin staging of New York and London Shakespeare Company's HAMLET at SLEEPING BEAUTY and the French Theatre Company presents the return of Stratford upon Avon which will transfer to productions is currently in Syd~ey Triple Bill. The company's artistic Grant Fraser's LOVE AND THE SINGLE directing the first Australian production the Barbican Theatre, London in 1985. director, Maina Geilgud, is mounting a TEENAGER for a three week season at of this highly successful musical. Roger Rees , the original Nicholas new production of THE SLEEPING the Off-Broadway Theatre, commencing Nickleby, cast in the title role has been BEAUTY for its Lyric Theatre season. The LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is an November 23. praised for his "fascinating Hamlet, which non subscription performance is on adorable little musical about a man­ LOVE AND THE SINGLE TEENAGER is precisely captures .t he cha,r,!-cter's Thursday November 22 at 1.30 . See also eating plant which brings fame and ten variations on romance and reality, spiritual progress" (Michael Billington, Members Activities (p.2) for a special success to an amateur botanist named presenti ng different perspectives and The Guardian). Currently the company's offer for the opening night of the season . Seymour Krelbourn. However the plants views on teena£je life,. loye, pop s~ars , London repertoire includes a new play by insatiable demands make his master movie idols and fantasies In an hllanous Charles Wood , RED STAR, set in Moscow Included in the French Triple Bill is question the meaning of his unexpected and "up front" style. The tee ~agers where the central character is a member GAITE PARISIENNE and BHAKTI by fortune. Christopher Pate stars as depicted discover that there IS an of the Theatre of the Glori ous Soviet Maurice Bejart, and SUITE EN BLANC by Seymour with Denise Kirby, Barry Lovett enormous gap between romance and Agricultural Worker; a revival (after 14 Serge Lifar. Performances are Friday and David Whitney. The plant puppets reality; that life, as depicted in the movies, years) of Shakespeare's HENRY VIII December 21 and Saturday December 22 were created by Martin P. Robinson . bears little or no resemblance to long, hot at 7.30 p.m. and Saturday December 22 at directed by Howard Davi es; and a Trust Member nights when a $5.00 school holidays on the beach, or to superbly atmospheric product ion of 1.30 p.m. Please ring Carol Martin for concession applies are Friday November Saturday matinees at the movies where Bankcard bookings before end of MEASURE FOR MEASURE with Daniel 9 (6 p.m. and 9 p.m.) and Monday life definitely does not imitate art. October. Massey and the Duke. November 12. At other performances LOVE AND THE SINGLE TEENAGER is Monday to Thursday and 6 p .m. directed by Colin Schumacher, with sets The National Theatre's October to The Australian Ballet will stage one of its performances Friday and Saturday a designed by Jack Ritchie and costumes December repertoire i n c lude s most sumptuous 'productions' yet on $2 .50 discount applies (until Saturday designed by Julie Pajackowska and Jack Christopher Morahan's highly praised Sunday 18th November between 10 a.m. December 1 Ritchie. The cast is Andrew James, Leigh production of Chekhov's WILD HONEY­ and 4 p.m.when the curtain rises on the Morgan, Garry Scale and Rainee Skinner. a ve rsion of 'Platonov' by Michael Frayn. inaugural AUSTRALIAN BALLET FAIR. It Trust Member nights for this production With Ian McKellan (who will also play will be held in the gardens surrounding are Monday November 26 and Tuesday CORIOLANUS in a production opening Admiralty House and Kirribilli House, the November 27 at 8 p.m. where a $4.00 on November 30) and Charlotte Cornwell Sydney residences of Their Excellencies concession applies. Your booking heading the cast, critics have described it The Governor-General and Lady Stephen coupon is enclosed. as triumph", ravishing and the Prime Minister and Mrs. Hawke. " a " a extravaganza ", " with all the basic The Chairman of the Fair Organising theatrical skills of writing, acting, Committee, Lady Potter said: "We are OPERA MODE AT OFF BROADWAY direction, and design exhiliaratingly on planning a really beautiful, traditional OPERA MODE, a new company to join the show" (The Observer). Fair, with fun for everyone, stalls full of Sydney theatre scene in 1984, will present wonderful things for Christmas, THE CONSUL by Gian-Carlo Menotti at IN the West End the recently opened entertainment throughout the day and the Off Broadway Theatre (Bay Street, production of David Merrick's award delicious, wholesome refreshments Glebe) from Wednesday November 14 to winning Broadway m usical , 42nd served ". Special f~rries will operate Saturday November 17. STREET, with direction and choreo­ throughout the day from Circular Quay SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY Opera Mode, working on a cooperative graphy by Gower Champion, looks set to and buses from Milson's Point station Single performance tickets are now basis aims to present to Sydney run forever! available for the Sydney Dance audiences works that are outside of the On October 3rd London's international VOLUNTEERS WANTED! Company's Opera House season. The repertoire of The Australian Opera, Dance Umbrella 84 Festival (the sixth) To assist the Australian Ballet with season includes a programme of short particularly 20th century works. They opens and runs for seven weeks. The Lar its fair the Sydney Members contemporary dance works by Graeme have already presented this year Lubovitch Company from New York make Committee is organising a food Murphy, Louis Falco, and Garth Welch in TRISTAN AND ISEULT, THREE' S their London debut, while many small stall. Any Members who would be the Opera Theatre from November 8 to 24 COMPANY, and DUKE BLUEBEARD'S British contemporary dance companies willing to assist manning the stall and the premiere of Graeme Murphy's CASTLE. will provide opportunities to experience should ring Carol Martin on newest full length work AFTER VENICE in Written in 1950 THE CONSUL is the exciting work of flourishing young 357 1200 who will arrange a suitable the Drama Theatre from December 1 to concerned about the alienation of people choreographers. Russell Dumas from 'shift' with you. Your help would be 22. AETT Members receive a $2.00 from society and so is as relevant today as Australia will be taking part. much appreciated . concession on single performance when it was written. It will be directed by purchases or can save $7.00 by Colleen Clifford with musical direction by purchasing a subscription ticket to both Edith Rens . Trust Members receive a *Margaret Leask is a former editor SEASON OF NEW ZEALAND PLAYS programmes. Your booking coupon is $5.00 concession at all performances and Trust News now living in London may reserve their tickets on 692 0964. where she is an artists agent. Few New Zealand plays have been seen enclosed. over this side of the Tasman and in an endeavour to rectify this situation lives and marriages of middle-class, Tilly (who will recreate the role of Tupper Australian director Aarne Neeme has put middle-aged New Zealanders. It was in FORESKIN'S LAMENT) includes together a season of three New Zealand performed in London in 1979 and won the Jonathan Biggins, Robin Bowering, Terry CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS plays which has recently ope:ned at the West End Manager's Award for best new Brady, Alan Docker, John Doyle, Robyn Stables Theatre and will continue until the comedy. Gurney, Julie Hudspeth, Tony Martin, Bill The Australian Arts Diary 1985 is a fine­ New Year. The final play in the trilogy is BERT AND Pearson, Tom Rennie and Katherine quality practical diary illustrated with16 MAISY, a black comedy about the Thomson . The designer is Tolis colour plates of paintings of the Playing unt i l November 11 is Papazoglou of Wellington's Downstage FORESKIN'S LAMENT, a play about parochialism of suburban life by Robert Australian landscape and over 30 black Lord whose play WELL HUNG was Theatre who has been working recently and white photographs from a wide rugby in particular and New Zealand in with the Melbourne Theatre Company. general. It is written by Greg McGee presented at Nimrod some years ago. variety of works by Australian artists. Dimensions are 25 cm x 19 cm. We are himself a former junior All Black and Robert Lord now resides in New York and Trust Members receive a $2.00 received critical acclaim during its New in recent years has had plays produced pleased to offer Trust Mem.bers this concession at all performances. Trust unique diary for $12.00 (Including Zealand tour in 1980/ 81 . both there and in New Zealand . Member nights have been arranged for postage and packing). MIDDLE AGED SPREAD (November 21 MIDDLE AGE SPREAD which opens on Aarne Neeme who spent three months A year's mem~ership of the A.E.T.T.. is November 15 is written by Roger Hall working in New Zealand last. ye~r as the and 22) and BERT AND MAISY also an ideal gift for that fnend or relative whose previous play FLEXITIME has inaugural Tasman Fellow Will direct the (December 19 and 20) when a $4 .00 who'd like to see more theatre. See been presented throughout Australia. plays. The cast which is headed by the concession applies. Bookings can be enclosed application form. MIDDLE AGE SPREAD isa playaboutthe distinguished New Zealand actor Grant made on the enclosed booking coupon. NEW THEATRE (5193403) SEYMOUR CENTRE (6920555) SHOWGUIDE 542 King Street, Newtown Cnr. Cleveland St. & City Road Waiting on the Parade by John Murrell Downstairs: Red Weather: Whistling in Films .. Indicates concession which may be Until November 24 the Dark applied to each of two tickets any "$1.00 November 14 to December 1 performance (unless otherwise stated). "$1.00 A Concession available ONLY by NIMROD AT THE SEYMOUR Everest Theatre: The Seymour Group: pu rchase of concessional vouchers (6920555) Lighthouse by Peter Maxwell-Davies from the A.E.T.T. in person or on the THE AUSTRALIAN OPERA (2664800) Seymour Centre, Cnr. Cleveland SI. & November 30 and December 1 enclosed coupon and available ONLY Her Majesty's Theatre, 107 Quay Street, City Road "$1 .00 for screenings specified below. Sydney York Theatre: II Magnifico by Robyn Members may purchase as many Fiddler on the Roof Archer STABLES THEATRE (333817) vouchers as they wish. November 5 to 24 Commences November 7 10 Nimrod Street, Kings Cross "$2.00 (Mon to Thurs) Everest Threatre: The Golden Oldies by Foreskin's Lament by Greg McGee N.B. Concession is NOT available by "$5.00 (Nov 9, 12, 14 (mat» Dorothy Hewett Until November 11 presenting membership card at cinema Until November 17 Middle Aged Spread by Roger Hall box office. II BONDI PAVILION THEATRE (307211) "$1.00 November 15 to December 9 Queen Elizabeth Drive, Bondi Beach "$3.00 (Nov 12, 13, 14 - II Magnifico) "$2.00 Ha-Ha-Ha: Broken Tails "$4.00 (Nov 21 & 22) GREATER UNION Until November 11 All theatres and all presentations OFF BROADWAY THEATRE (6920964) I "$1.00 SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY (20588) "$1 .00 73-79 Bay Street, Glebe Opera Theatre, Sydney Opera House (except Saturday and Sunday Opera Mode: The Consul by ENSEMBLE THEATRE (9298877) Triple Bill performances and Public Holidays) 78 McDougall Street, Milsons Point Gian-Carlo Menotti November 8 to 24 November 14-17 Taking Steps by Alan Ayckbourn Drama Theatre: "$5.00 Commences November 3 After Venice by Graeme Murphy VILLAGE THEATRES "$2.00 (Nov 7, 8 and 12) Griffin Theatre Company Love and the Single Teenager by Grant Fraser Commences December 1 All Sydney Theatres "$1 .75 (except "$2.00 Saturday evenings and Public Hols) FOOTBRIDGE THEATRE (6929955) Commences Friday November 23 "$1.00 University of Sydney, Parramatta Road SYDNEY SAILORS HOME (273274) "$4.00 (Nov 26 & 27) New Moon Theatre Company: Beach 106-108 George Street, Sydney HOYTS ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE Blanket Tempest Funny Stories: Tablepiece All Theatres and all presentations Continuing THE PERFORMANCE SPACE (6987235) Until November 11 "$1 .50 (except Saturday evenings and "$2.00 199 Cleveland Street, Redfern Toe Truck Theatre: Public Hols) "$6.00 (November 5 & 6) One Extra Dance Company: Ah Q Goes Mereki by Bob Maza West by Kai Tai Chan November 17, 18 and 24 GENES IAN THEATRE (2677774) November 8 to 11 "$1 .00 B Concession available at theatre box 470 Kent Street, Sydney Darc Swan: November 13 to 25 office on presentation of card The Murder Room by Jack Sharkey All Out Ensemble: Blood of the River SYDNEY THEATRE COMPANY Commences November 3 Commences December 4 (3584399) "$1.00 "$1.00 Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House HOYTS PLAZA BONDI (3895877) The Blind Giant is Dancing by Stephen "$1.50 (except Saturday evenings) KINSELAS (331 3100) Sewell Oxford Square PHILLIP STREET THREATRE (2328570) Until November 24 2001: A POSTCODE 169 Phillip Street, Sydney "$1.00 (Mon to Thurs & Sat mat) DENDY CINEMA (2338166) Commences November 5 Jack and the Beanstalk "$3.00 (Nov 20 & 22) "$2.00 Commences November 13 Martin Place "$1 .00 (except Saturday evenings) "$1.00 THEATRE ROYAL (2316111) Northside Theatre (4983166) King Street, Sydney MARIAN STREET THEATRE Q THEATRE (047 21 5735) Little Shop of Horrors Marian Street, Killara Cnr. Railway & Belmore Streets, Penrith Commences November 8 CHAUVEL CINEMA (330695) Seasons Greetings by Alan Ayckbourn Better Known as Bee by Tony Reese "$2.50 (except Fri and Sat 9 pm until Cnr Oxford SI. & Oatley Rd ., Paddington Continuing Commences November 23 Dec 1) "$1 .00 "$1.00 (Mon-Thurs & Sun) "50c. "$5.00(Nov 9 & 12)

IN BRIEF (For A,E,T,T, concession and phone number for bookings see Showguide) The Canberra based company HUMAN Michael Gillett. Trust Member nights December 1. THE LIGHTHOUSE was first VEINS DANCE THEATRE is undertaking when a $2.00 concession applies are presented at the 1980 Edinburgh Festival a South Coasttourin November. Between Wednesday November 7, Thursday where it made an immediate impact. It November 16 and December 1 it will play November 8 and Monday November 12. tells of the disappearance - unexplained Cooma, Merimbula, Moruya and Contact the theatre for bookings. to this day - of three lighthouse keepers Ulladulla. Works being presented are from the Flannan Isles lighthouse off the GIGGLES, CLOWNS and THE OUTING, PHILLIP STREET THEATRE's Christmas Outer Hebrides in 1900. The production is all choreographed by Don Asker. See panto opens on November 13 and runs directed by Louis Nowra. local press for venues and times. AETT until Saturday December 22 playing concession is $1.00 Monday to Friday at 10 a.m. and 12.30 Coming to THE PERFORMANCE SPACE p.m. daily and Saturday December 15 and between November 8 and 11 is a return Following its success at the Sailors' Home Saturday December 22 at 1.30 p.m. This season of One Extra Dance Company last year with MAX AND MILLI TOE year the production is JACK AND THE with AH Q GOES WEST. It is followed TRUCK THEATRE returns there to give BEANSTALK. Phillip Street pantos are from November 13 to 25 by a programme three general public performances of a always very popular so if you want to get of new dance works by the very modern new play at 4 p.m. on Saturday November there book soon! contemporary dance company Darc 17, Sunday November 18 and Saturday Swan. Commencing December 4 is a new November 24. MEREKI (The Peacemaker) Tickets are still available for the performance work BLOOD OF THE is by leading Aboriginal writer Bob Maza AUSTRALIAN OPERA'S summer season RIVER by the experimental theatre and sets out the racial tensions and of operas for which Members receive a company All Out Ensemble. conflicts over an Aboriginal Housing discount at certain performances. These Scheme in Redfern against the are FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (December The season of BROKEN TAILS by Ha-Ha­ background of the dreaming of the Koori 31), TOSCA (January 30) , JENUFA Ha which was due to be presented at THE people. The production is family (January 25 and 28) , DON PASQUALE BONDI PAVILION THEATRE in entertainment suitable for upper primary (February 11) and NORMA (January 29) . September has been rescheduled . It has and lower secondary students. Your booking coupon is enclosed. just opened and runs until November 11. It will be followed from November 14to 23 The cast has recently been announced for THE SEYMOUR GROUP'S final pro­ by a Festival of Aboriginal films. In the the ENSEMBLE THEATRE'S production duction for the year will be Peter Maxwell gallery there will be an exhibition of pots of TAKING STEPS by Alan Ayckbourn to Davies' spinechilling chamber opera, by Aboriginal potter Thancoupie and open in early November. They are Tony THE LIGHTHOUSE to be presented in the batiks by the women of Utopia in Western Blackett, Belinda Giblin, Leonore Smith, Everest Theatre, Seymour Centre on Australia running from November 20 to Peter Sumner, John Livingstone and Friday November 30 and Saturday December 2. TRUST MEMBERS BOOKING COUPONS - SUPPLEMENT TO NEW MEMBER APPLICATION TRUST NEWS - NOVEMBER 1984 VOL. 8 No.7 I would like to become a member Please tear off coupon and mail with individual cheques and stamped MR. MRS . MISS _._. ____ . __ .... _...... _. __ .. ____ ... _. __ . ___ .. _...... _.... ____ . ___ . _____ .. __ . ___ ...... _ addressed envelopes to Trust Members Bookings. The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust P.O. Box 137 Kings Cross, N.S.W. 2011 . ADDRESS ...... _. ______...... _.... ___ . __ .. __ .__ . _____ ...... _._. ___ .. ___ . __ . ____ ...._____ .. __ ...... Please print all information. For easier reading performance and price information is given alongside booking coupon. POSTCODE ...... _... ______TEL (day) . ______.. __ ._ ...... (night) ___ .. __ ._. ____ . __ ...... _.. I enclose my cheque (made payable to A.E.T.T.) or please charge my Bankcard No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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NAME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... ~ AME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... ADDRESS ...... r-DDRESS " POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ...... POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) . .. (night) ...... I enclose my cheque/ p.o. (made payable to A.E.T.T.) enclose my cheque/ p.o. (made payable to A.E.T.T. ) for $ ...... together with s.a.e. or $ ...... together w ith s.a.e. ~------~ SYDNEY THEATRE COMPANY - IrHE AUSTRALIAN OPERA - SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE THE BLIND GIANT IS DANCING Performances:

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NAME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... Prices: GP TM. Pens/Stud $29.00 $25.00 ADDRESS ...... iddler on the Roof Norma $45.00 $38.00 POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) . p ther operas $36.00 $32.00 I enclose my cheque/ p.o. (made payable to S.T.C) for $ ...... together with s.a.e. ~------~------~ MEMBER ACTIVITIES LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS - THEATRE ROYAL I' Please send me ...... tickets for Breakfast at Salls @ $15.00=$ Performances: Thursday November 8 to Saturday December 1 (Wednesday November 14) Monday to Thursday at 8.30 p.m ...... tickets for Ballet and Dinner @ $46.00=$ Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. & 9 p.m. (Friday December 16) ...... tickets for Camelot Dinner @ $17.00=$ Prices: TM. GP Pens/Stud (Wednesday December 5) Mon to Thurs } ...... $ 16.00 $18.50 $11.50 ...... tickets for Christmas Party @ $7.00=$ Fri & Sat at 6 p.m. Ii (Thursday December 20) Fri & Sat at 9 p.m. $19.50 $12.50 NAME ...... A.E.TT. No ...... • Nov 9 6 p.m. & 9 pm} . $13.50" $11.50 (6 p.m. .$J2.50 (Evgr ADDRESS ...... • Nov 12 POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ...... I enclose my cheque/ p.o. (made payable to A.E.T.T.) " Members may purchase as many tickets as they wish at for $ ...... together with s.a. e. for return of tickets. these performances. ~------~ MARIAN STREET THEATRE­ THE QUIET ACHIEVERS

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