ISSN 0314-0598 NOVEMBER 1982 VOL 6 No 7

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SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY PRESENTS A.E.T.T. SERIES IN RECORDING HALL TWO PREMIERES AT THE REGENT The Opera House Recording Hall is The returns to the venue for a series of innovative Austra­ Sydney for a season at the lian works to be presented during the next from November 4 to 13. Artistic director twelve months under the auspices of the Au­ will present a double bill stralian Elizabethan Theatre Trust. The first featuring a major new work by choreog­ season which commences on November 26 rapher Barry Moreland based on the life of is by the Aurore Puppet Theatre whose the legendary Daisy Bates. This fascinating members are committed to the idea of pup­ and surprising subject has drawn together a petry as a vital and innovative theatre form formidable team of collaborators. Leading particularly for adult audiences. The com­ Australian artist Charles Blackman is de­ pany believes that puppets should not be signing the work for Barry Moreland in his first used as a substitute for live actors but rather commission for dance-theatre, and prolific to add an additional dimension to a play. So contemporary music composer their production of FORBIDDEN FRUIT uses (POPPY) has completed an original score for live actors and masks as well as puppets. the production. The production has been selected for the The role of Daisy Bates will be danced by International Puppet Festival to be held in three artists - Janet Vernon, Jennifer Barry Adelaide in January 1983. and Mary Duchesne - each portraying the FORBIDDEN FRUIT contrasts the life of the central character at different stages of her I~======: 19th century poet Christina Rossetti with GIVE AN A.E.T.T. MEMBERSHIP FOR life. This is Ms. Duchesne's second major events in her famous 'Goblin Market'. It deals XMAS AND RECEIVE A GIFT YOURSELF! role as a guest artist with the Sydney Dance with her struggle for freedom and creative A.E.T.T. Membership is a gift that will give Company since she made her debut in experience while trapped by her family situa­ continued pleasure right through the year so Graeme Murphy's HOMELANDS last Feb­ tion and the hypocrisy of Victorian Society. it's a perfect gift for that friend or relative who ruary. Acts one and three are played with live actors enjoys the theatre but doesn't seem to get Also on the programme is a new ballet by and are closely based on biographical facts there as often as they'd like. And as a special Graeme Murphy. Set to Bela Bartok's Music known about the Rossetti family. In contrast, Christmas thank-you from the Trust for for Percussion, Celeste and Strings, it is titled Act Two uses life sized puppets to create the spreading the word about A.E.T.T. Member­ WILDERNESS. Principal dancers in the cast world of fantasy of the poem. ship we'll give YOU a copy of MELODIES of eighteen will be Susan Barling and Bill AND MEMORIES - THE AUTOBIOG­ Pengelly. The production is directed by Dasha Blahova RAPHY OF NELLIE MELBA. It sell s at from a script by Maggi Wilson. Designers are $14.95 but is available to Members free with Frances Joseph and Jennifer Davidson. each Christmas donation of an A.E.T.T. Trust Members receive a $1 .00 concession Membership. The book can either be col­ and can reserve their tickets on the enclosed lected from the A.E.T.T.'s Kings Cross office booking coupon. The Aurore Puppet Theatre or it will be mailed to you on payment of $1.50 receives assistance from the Theatre Board postage costs. The new members card will of the Australia Council and the Sydney Col­ show membership for a year from January, lege of the Arts. 1983 and will be mailed back to your for pre­ sentation.

Trust Member Nights AUSTRALIAN OPERA - We are very pleased to have arranged our SINGLE TICKET PURCHASES first Trust Member Nights with the Sydney Arrangements have been made with The Au­ Dance Company. On opening night Thurs­ stralian Opera to offer Members a 10% con­ day November 4 and Friday November 5 cession on the purchase of single perfor­ Trust Members receive a $5.00 concession. mance tickets at certain specified perfor­ At other performances a $2.00 concession mances. Full details of the dates available Mary Duchesne, Jennifer Barry and Janet Vernon as Daisy Bates applies. Your booking coupon is enclosed. are included on the booking coupon.

TELEPHONE BOOKINGS Members have automatic membership of Mitchell s-Bass Hotline Service. Ring 264 3011 and state your ticket requirements and your AETI Membership No. Tickets can be charged to either your Grace Bros account, Bankcard , or Diners Club and are either mailed to you (if time permits) or left at the theatre for collection. Tickets can be purchased at Trust Member prices but please note an 80c surcharge per ticket applies to the service. For advance bookings Members should still use their Trust member booking coupons.

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 tIi 3571200. The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust, P.O. Box 137, Kings Cross, N.S.W. 2011 . r----member activities 'S FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY (arranged by the Members Committee) To celebrate its fiftieth birthday on October 23 the New Theatre commissioned Nick En­ SHIRLEY HAY BECOMES HONORARY PERTH FESTIVAL right to write a new musical. The author of ON MEMBER Dates have now been confirmed for the THE WALLABY and the Australian part of Trust Members will be delighted with the Perth Festival visit led by Shirley Hay. They OH, WHAT A LOVELY WAR, MATE, Nick news that Shirley Hay, hard-working Presi- are Friday February 11 to Monday Feb­ Enright has devised FIRST CLASS WOMEN dent of the Elizabethan Trust Sydney Com- ruary 21. Members may extend the tour if set in a Parrmatta female factory in the mittee has been made an honorary member they wish. The Trust's Perth Members 1840's. It examines the position of women of the Trust. This honour, in recognition of promise you a real taste of genuine .West today as a reflection of their position in colo­ Shirley's tireless efforts on behalf of the Australian hospitality - welcome party; nial days. The production will be co-directed Trust, was announced at this year's Annual tours of Perth and Fremantle; racing at by Frank Barnes and Marie Armstrong. Per­ General Meeting along with news of a ~imi!ar Ascot; Swan River cruise; wine tasting by formances are presented on Friday, Satur­ honour to Nola Oekyvere whose contnbutlon launch; great theatre and open air arts day and Sunday and Trust Members receive to the performing arts, particularly opera, is performances. The total cost of the tour is a $1.00 concession. Bookings on 5193403. well known. $985 which includes your airfare, twin Fifty years later the New Theatre is still radi­ Shirley Hay, Nola Oekyvere and Dr. H.C. share accom;nodation (and good break- cal, still committed to the socially relevant, Coombs are the only honorary members of fast) at Perth s Gateway Hotel and tours. still amateur in dedication but professional in the Trust and they are three who have made !~eatre tickets are n,ot included. The full spirit. Although the New Theatre has not de­ a greatimpact on the organisation. Shirley is ~tmerary for the tour IS now complete and liberately courted controversy itfound itself at known to Trust members for the many enjoy- mterested .Mem~ers should telephone thf! its centre in 1936 play when the anti-Nazi able functions and activities which she has membershIp o~/ce on 3!?l1200. The Festl­ play TILL THE DAY I DIE by Clifford Odet organised on their behalf and within the val brochure WIll be avaIlable shortly. was banned because it offended the German Trust itself she is widely appreciated for her THE CIRCLE DINNER AND SUPPERS - Consul and in 1968 when AMERICAN HUR­ voluntary assistance to those involved in the THEATRE ROYAL RAH was banned on moral grounds. It has Trust's entrepreneurial activities. Monday November 8 and Tuesday also had its share of box office successes - Some of the highlights of Shirley's busy November 9 . the Australian musical REEDY RIVER, ONE calendar this year have been the highly suc- Although most of the theatre tIckets for FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST and cessful Showbiz Ball at the Wentworth Hotel November 8 and 9 have. been taken, a few recently 's ON THE WALLABY. in July, the Fashion Parade in August and seats have ~een ~e.t aSIde for those Men:­ Many of Australia's well know actors, desig­ the Art Show in September as well as two bers who WIsh to Jam t~e cast for supper m ners and directors served their appren­ very popular trips to Scone where Shirley is the theatre ~oyer followmg the perform,!nce ticeship at the New. They include John Har­ well known and has entrees to properties or to have dmner at the Sydney Club pnor to greaves, Maggie Kirkpatrick, Martin Harris, such as Belltrees, Turanville, Glenalvon and the performance on N,?ve'!1.ber 8. Membe.rs John Tasker and Brian Syron. Happy Birth­ local studs. should check t~e avallablltty of ~heat~e tIC- day, New Theatre! kets by contactmg the membershIp offIce on And - would you believe - as well as all 357 1200 before sending in a request for A.E.T.T. TO MOUNT MUSICALS this organiSing on behalf of the Trust, Shirley supper or dinner tickets. There are of course ContraCts have just been exchanged in New still manages to fit in two days a week as a plenty of supper and dinner tickets available York for the Australian stage rights to two of travel consultant with Vanguard Travel in the for those Members already in possession of the all-time record-breaking musicals, Rod­ city organising travel arrangements for theatre tickets. gers and Hammerstein's THE SOUND OF groups and individuals. 1983 U.S. SHOWBIZ TOUR MUSIC and Jerome Kern's SHOW BOAT. A Straight after Perth, Shirley Hay is U.S. budget of nearly 45 million dollars makes bound for a tour which takes in New York, them the most elaborate and expensive Washington, Williamsburg, Orlando, New stage productions in Australian show busi­ Orleans, Las Vegas (Grand Canyon), Los ness history. Angeles, San Francisco and Honolulu. Be­ THE SOUND OF MUSIC will be jointly pre­ sides seeing the best theatre about there'll sented by the A.E.T.T., Michael Edgley, be time to sightsee. Highlights will be a and The Adelaide Festival Centre visit to ~isney World in Orlando and a film Trust commencing in Adelaide in April studio in Los Angeles. Cost is $2,995 1983 followed by , Sydney, which includes travel, trips, and accom­ Brisbane and Perth. SHOWBOAT is ex­ modation in 1st class hotels. Please ring pected to be one of the first block-buster the membership office if you'd like to be musicals to be presented in the new Victorian sent an itinerary. Shirley Hay with OKLAHOMA star John Deidrich at the Fashion ______---' Arts Centre, Sydney's Entertainment Centre Parade . Photo Courtesy Women 's Day r- and Brisbane's Lyric Theatre. Negotiations are also underway to stage CAMELOT, LONDON ASSURANCE DINNER - AUSSIE NIGHTS WHITE HORSE INN, and BRIGADOON in MARIAN STREET Australia. Tuesday November 16 Michael Edgley, Bobby Limb and John Sing­ Those Members who have joined Shirley leton have joined forces to present an Au­ Australian Arts Diary 1983 Hay for dinner before a show at Marian stralian country-style entertainment at We are pleased to be able to offer this beaut­ Street will know what a pleasant restaurant Shoey's Barn in Birkenhead Point. The food iful diary again this year at a special discount the theatre has and how nice it is to be able - steaks, seafood and salads - will be pre­ price. The diarY normally retails for $13.95 to eat without rushing to get to the theatre sented barbecue style with wines chosen by but is available to A.E.T.T. Members for $11 . afterwards. Tickets are $12.00 each for a Len Evans. Entertainment will include Chain It would make a handso.me Christmas gift or two course dinner. Saw Sculpting, Sheep Shearing. traditional you may prefer to buy one for yourself. SAFETY IN NUMBERS DINNER - Aboriginal Songs and Dances, whip crack­ The Australian Arts Diary features 152 pages ing, didgeridoos and appearances by Bobby on fine quality paper and includes colour il­ Thursday December 16 Limb, Bill & Boyd and Greg Anderson. lustrations of works from the new Australian With summer in full swing the Ensemble's The premiere season has just opened and National Gallery in Canberra. The stunning harbourside restaurant should be a delight­ Trust Members receive a $1.50 concession cover shows a Vasilieff sculpture on the front ful venue for a pre-theatre dinner. So we've until the end of December. Admission charge and detail from a Mike Brown painting on the chosen this time to have our first Trust dinner for the general public is $38.50 which in­ back. The Diary shows public, school and at the Ensemble. Tickets are $12.50 each cludes food, wine and entertainment. Book­ Jewish holidays in all States and includes and friends are of course welcome to join ings can be made through Mitchells Bass 1982 and 1984 calendars. Your booking you. outlets. coupon is enclosed. ANGELA PUNCH McGREGOR AND JOHN NEW DIRECTOR FOR MARIAN STREET HAMBLIN JOIN THE CIRCLE John Krummel has recently been appointed Angela Punch McGregor and John Hamblin artistic director of . A will co-star with and John 1964 graduate of the National Institute of WILLOUGHBY MUSICAL SOCIETY'S McCallum in Somerset Maugham's stylish Dramatic Art, he is well known as an actor next production is U'L ABNER, the musical comedy THE CIRCLE at the Theatre Royal both here and interstate. For the past two based on AI Capp's famous comic stri p. Set from November 4. Angela Punch McGregor, years he has been resident director of the in a small American Hillbilly town it tells the one of Australia's top actresses, is to be seen Queensland Theatre Company. story of Daisy Mae's attempts to catch the shortly in the new Australian film, WE OF unwilling Abner Yokum for a husband. THE NEVER-NEVER. Angela also starred in The final production of the year at Marian THE CHANT OF JIMMY BLACKSMITH and Musical nu mbers include "Jubilation T. Street will be a musical adaptation of LON­ Cornpone", "The Country's in the Very Best NEWSFRONT, for which she won two Au­ DON ASSURANCE by the legendary Victo­ stralian film awards, in the same year, Best of Hands" and "You Can Tell When There's rian actor and playwright, Dion Boucicault, Love in a Home". Tom Sweeney is pro­ Actress and Best Supporting Actress. which opens in late October. BaSil Clarke I ducer and Brian Davies is musical director. John Hamblin was last seen in THE AN­ who played in the Royal Shakespeare's pro­ The Show will be presented at the Bailey NIVERSARY at Phillip St. Theatre. He is duction in 1972 will repeat his role here. Hall, Chatswood Civic Centre for eleven however best known for his portrayal of Ed­ Other cast members are Judi Farr, Ron Falk, performances from November 1 7 to 27. ward VIII in CROWN MATRIMONIAL. Other Peter Cousens, Julianne Newbould and Ste­ Bookings: Mitchells Bass or 952109. cast members include Ivar Kants and Gordon ven Grives. Stanley Walsh, formerly of the A.E.T.T. Concession $1.00. McDougall. Music Hall, will direct the production. Musical direction is by Peter Casey who was respon­ THE CIRCLE is regarded as a comedy mas­ sible for and THE BALLAD OF NEW THEATRE FOR a terpiece and is one of the most successful BILLY LANE at the Ensemble. For the past five years the Q Theatre has and most performed plays in th~ English la~­ operated in the crampe~ conditions of the guage. It is witty, has great wisdom and IS Old Railway Institute BUilding, Penrlth. Now remarkably relevant to today's society. Trust Members receive a $4.00 concession on Sunday November 14 and Tuesday building of the Q's n~w theat~e o~ an a~ja­ As the Trust Member nights on November 8 November 16. At other performances a $1 .00 cent site to their existing premises IS nearing and 9 are now heavily booked Members now concession applies. Your booking coupon is completion and should be ready for their final have the option of purchasing tickets on production of the year. Thursday November 11 at the same $5.00 The new theatre which will seat 300 - more discount. At all other performances a $1.00 FINAL STC PRODUCTION OF than twice their present capacity - will be concession applies. THE YEAR air-conditioned, have a licensed bar, in­ Rodney Fisher who directed the recent highly creased foyer space and improved back successful productions of THE PERFEC­ stage facilities, which will enable the Q to TIONIST for the stage more ambitious productions. It has and of STEAMING at the been funded by the State Government, Pen­ will direct Luigi Pirandello's AS YOU DESIRE rith City Council and private benefactors, ME the Sydney Theatre Company's final who have been invited to 'endow' a chair in Drama Theatre production for 1982 .. It opens the auditorium for $54. The response has on November 10. been enthusiastic with over half of the chairs AS YOU DESIRE ME is an example of the already taken up. Contributions have come innovative work of Pirandello who gave new from Helen Morse, Jackie Weaver, Julie An­ life to the theatre of 20th century Europe. J:ie thony, old friends from the Q's days at the developed the introspective drama of the In­ A.M.P. theatrette in the city as well as local dividual or the " teatro della specchio" subscribers and local business houses. (theatre of the mirror) as he called It. The The Q's first production in the new theate will Angela Punch McGregor and John Hamblin production stars John Gaden, Barry Otto, be the classic evergreen farce, CHARLEY'S Peter Carroll and Jennifer Hagan and is de­ AUNT by Brandon Thomas. Set in Oxford in FINAL 1982 CHALWIN CONCERT signed by Roger Kirk. Seats are available for 1882 the fun begins when Lord Fancourt ag­ The Elizabethan Sydney Chamber Group will Trust Members in the first three rows of the rees to impersonate his friends aunt from present a o.f and Drama Theatre at preview performances on Brazil ("the place where the nuts come progr~rt:Jme ~nglish ~meri ­ November 6 (evg), Monday November 8 and from"). The production will be directed by the can String MusIc In their final concert In the 1982 Series at Chalwin Castle on 31st Oc­ Tuesday November 9. Tickets are $8.50 Q's artistic director, Doreen Warburton and tober. each compared with the normal performance designed by Arthur Dicks. It is scheduled to price of $13.90. At all other performa.nces open in mid Novembe~ and Tru!?t Members The String Orchestra, led by Deputy Con­ (Monday to Thursday and Saturday matinee) receive a 50c concession . Bookings can be certmaster Jan van den Berg and conducted a $1 .00 concession applies. made on 047-215735. by the Trust's Director of Music, William Reid At Kinselas THE STRIPPER continues until will perform: Purcell's Chacony.; . Tw~ Aquarelles by Delius; Vaughan Williams early November and is followed on November 20 by John Mackellar's FOUR AUSTRALASIAN DRAMA STUDIES beautiful 'Rosymedre', originally comp~sed for organ ; Two Pieces from the film musIc to LADY BOWLERS IN A GOLDEN HOLDEN. A new twice yearly journal of comment and Henry V by Sir William Walton; SamueIL=-______, criticism, AUSTRALASIAN DRAMA Barber's AdagiO for Strings, Gustav Holst's STUDIES, has just been launc~ed by the St. Paul's Suite and Elgar's Serenade for University of Queensland, English Depart­ Strings. ment. It will provide a vehicle for the analYSIS of theatre and drama; with an emphasis on For the benefit of our many new Members we Australian and New Zealand contemporary should point out that Chalwin concerts are writers and issues, and theatre history and not public performances but are arranged texts. Casebooks of significant productions purely for Trust Members and .their friends !n and interviews with practitioners will be in­ the delightful harbourside setting of Chalwln cluded as will articles on radio and television Castle. We are very grateful to tht:: Chalwin drama, popular theatre and culture, and as­ family for continuing to make their theatre sociated arts. Trust Members are invited to available to us. A booking coupon is en­ purchase the inaugural edition at a special closed for the purchase of your tickets ~hich price of $6.00. A booking coupon is en­ must be purchased in advance as no tickets closed. can be sold at the door. member activities NEW THEATRE'S FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY (arranged by the Members Committee) To celebrate its fiftieth birthday on October 23 the New Theatre commissioned Nick En­ SHIRLEY HAY BECOMES HONORARY PERTH FESTIVAL right to write a new musical. The author of ON MEMBER Dates have now been confirmed for the THE WALLABY and the Australian part of Trust Members will be delighted with the Perth Festival visit led by Shirley Hay. They OH , WHAT A LOVELY WAR, MATE, Nick news that Shirley Hay, hard-working Presi- are Friday February 11 to Monday Feb ­ Enright has devised FIRST CLASS WOMEN dent of the Elizabethan Trust Sydney Com- ruary 21. Members may extend the tour if set in a Parrmatta female factory in the mittee has been made an honorary member they wish. The Trust's Perth Members 1840's. It examines the position of women of the Trust. This honour, in recognition of promise you a real taste of genuine .West today as a reflection of their position in colo­ Shirley's tireless efforts on behalf of the Australian hospitality - welcome party; nial days, The production will be co-directed Trust, was announced at this year's Annual tours of Perth and Fremantle; racing at by Frank Barnes and Marie Armstrong. Per­ General Meeting along with news of a ~im~/ar Ascot; Swan River cruise; wine tasting by formances are presented on Friday, Satur­ honour to Nolapekyvere w~ose contflbutlO!7 launch; great theatre and open air arts day and Sunday and Trust Members receive to the performing arts, partIcularly opera, IS performances. The total cost of the tour is a $1 .00 concession. Bookings on 5193403. well known. $985 which includes your airfare, twin Fifty years later the New Theatre is still radi­ Shirley Hay, Nola Dekyvere and Dr. H.C. share accom;nodation (and good break­ cal, still committed to the socially relevant, Coombs are the only honorary members of fast) at Perth s Gateway Hotel and tours. still amateur in dedication but professional in the Trust and they are three who have made !~eatre tickets are n.ot included. The full spirit. Although the New Theatre has not de­ a greatimpact on the organisation. Shirley is ~tlnerary for the tour IS now complete and liberately courted controversy it found itself at known to Trust members for the many enjoy- Interested .MemtJers should telephone thf! its centre in 1936 play when the anti-Nazi able functions and activities which she has membershIp o'!,ce on 3?7 1200. The Festl­ play TILL THE DAY I DIE by Clifford Odet organised on their behalf and within the val brochure WIll be available shortly. was banned because it offended the German Trust itself she is widely appreciated for her THE CIRCLE DINNER AND SUPPERS - Consul and in 1968 when AMERICAN HUR­ voluntary assistance to those involved in the THEATRE ROYAL RAH was banned on moral grounds. It has Trust's entrepreneurial activities. Monday November 8 and Tuesday also had its share of box office successes - Some of the highlights of Shirley's busy November 9 . the Australian musical REEDY RIVER, ONE calendar this year have been the highly suc- Although most of the theatre tIckets for FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST and cessful Showbiz Ball at the Wentworth Hotel November 8 and 9 have been taken, a few recently Nick Enright's ON THE WALLABY. in July, the Fashion Parade in August and seats have i?een ~e.t aside for those Men:­ Many of Australia's well know actors, desig­ the Art Show in September as well as two bers who WIsh to JOin t~e cast for supper In ners and directors served their appren­ very popular trips to Scone where Shirley is the theatre ~oyer follOWing the perform~nce ticeship at the New. They include John Har­ well known and has entrees to properties or to have dinner at the Sydney Club pflor to greaves, Maggie Kirkpatrick, Martin Harris, such as Belltrees, Turanville, Glenalvon and the performance on N?ve'!1.ber 8. Membe.rs John Tasker and Brian Syron. Happy Birth­ local studs should check the avallab!l!ty of theatre tlC- day, New Theatre! . kets by contacting the membership office on And - would you believe - as well as all 357 1200 before sending in a request for A.E.T.T. TO MOUNT MUSICALS this organising on behalf of the Trust, Shirley supper or dinner tickets. There are of course Contracts have just been exchanged in New still manages to fit in two days a week as a plenty of supper and dinner tickets available York for the Australian stage rights to two of travel consultant with Vanguard Travel in the for those Members already in possession of the all-time record-breaking musicals, Rod­ city organising travel arrangements for theatre tickets. gers and Hammerstein's THE SOUND OF groups and individuals. 1983 U.S. SHOWBIZ TOUR MUSIC and Jerome Kern's SHOW BOAT. A Straight after Perth, Shirley Hay is U. S. budget of nearly 45 million dollars makes bound for a tour which takes in New York, them the most elaborate and expensive Washington, Williamsburg, Orlando, New stage productions in Australian show busi­ Orleans, Las Vegas (Grand Canyon), Los ness history. Angeles, San Francisco and Honolulu. Be­ THE SOUND OF MUSIC will be jointly pre­ sides seeing the best theatre about there'll sented by the A.E.T.T., Michael Edgley, be time to sightsee. Highlights will be a and The Adelaide Festival Centre visit to Disney World in Orlando and a film Trust commencing in Adelaide in April studio in Los Angeles. Cost is $2,995 1983 followed by Melbourne, Sydney, which includes travel, trips, and accom­ Brisbane and Perth . SHOWBOAT is ex­ modation in 1st class hotels. Please ring pected to be one of the first block-buster the membership office if you'd like to be musicals to be presented in the new Victorian sent an itinerary. Shirley Hay with OKLA HOMA star John Deidrich at the Fashion Arts Centre, Sydney's Entertainment Centre Parade . Photo Courtesy Women's Day r------' and Brisbane's Lyric Theatre. Negotiations are also underway to stage CAMELOT, LONDON ASSURANCE DINNER - AUSSIE NIGHTS WHITE HORSE INN, and BRIGADOON in MARIAN STREET Australia. Tuesday November 16 Michael Edgley, Bobby Limb and John Sing­ Those Members who have joined Shirley leton have joined forces to present an Au­ Australian Arts Diary 1983 Hay for dinner before a show at Marian stralian country-style entertainment at We are pleased to be able to offer this beaut­ Street will know what a pleasant restaurant Shoey's Barn in Birkenhead Point. The food iful diary again this year at a special discount the theatre has and how nice it is to be able - steaks, seafood and salads - will be pre­ price. The diarY normally retails for $13.95 to eat without rushing to get to the theatre sented barbecue style with wines chosen by but is available to A.E.T.T. Members for $11 . afterwards. Tickets are $12.00 each for a Len Evans. Entertainment will include Chain It would make a handso.rne Christmas gift or two course dinner. Saw Sculpting, Sheep Shearing. traditional you may prefer to buy one for yourself. SAFETY IN NUMBERS DINNER - Aboriginal Songs and Dances, whip crack­ The Australian Arts Diary features 152 pages ENSEMBLE THEATRE ing, didgeridoos and appearances by Bobby on fine quality paper and includes colour il­ Thursday December 16 Limb, Bill & Boyd and Greg Anderson. lustrations of works from the new Australian With summer in full swing the Ensemble's The premiere season has just opened and National Gallery in Canberra. The stunning harbourside restaurant should be a delight­ Trust Members receive a $1 .50 concession cover shows a Vasilieff sculpture on the front ful venue for a pre-theatre dinner. So we 've until the end of December. Admission charge and detail from a Mike Brown painting on the chosen this time to have our first Trust dinner for the general public is $38.50 which in­ back. The Diary shows public, school and at the Ensemble. Tickets are $12.50 each cludes food , wine and entertainment. Book­ Jewish holidays in all States and includes and friends are of course welcome to join ings can be made through Mitchells Bass 1982 and 1984 calendars. Your booking you. outlets. coupon is enclosed. -what's on in Canberra- ANGELA PUNCH McGREGOR AND JOHN NEW DIRECTOR FOR MARIAN STREET HAMBLIN JOIN THE CIRCLE John Krummel has recently been appointed ($1 .00 concession applies to al/ presentations) Angela Punch McGregor and John Hamblin artistic director of Marian Street Theatre. A DOROTHY HEWETI PLAY AT REP will co-star with Googie Withers and John 1964 graduate of the National Institute of The final play in Rep's 50th anniversary McCallum in Somerset Maugham's stylish Dramatic Art, he is well known as an actor season is MAN FROM MUCKINUPIN by comedy THE CIRCLE at the Theatre Royal both here and interstate. For the past two Dorothy Hewett. It will be directed by Ross from November 4. Angela Punch McGregor, years he has been resident director of the McGregor, (resident director from 1973 to one of Australia's top actresses, is to be seen Queensland Theatre Company. shortly in the new Australian film, WE OF 78) and plays from November 24 until De­ THE NEVER-NEVER. Angela also starred in The final production of the year at Marian cember 18. THE MAN FROM MUCKINU­ THE CHANT OF JIMMY BLACKSMITH and Street will be a musical adaptation of LON­ PIN is a delightful romantic comedy. Set NEWS FRONT, for which she won two Au­ DON ASSURANCE by the legendary Victo­ between the years of 1912 and 1920, it is stralian film awards, in the same year, Best rian actor and playwright, Dion Boucicault, the story of the isolated West Australian Actress and Best Supporting Actress. which opens in late October. Basil Clarke wheatbelt township of Muckinupin where humour, light and darkness, twins and John Hamblin was last seen in THE AN­ who played in the Royal Shakespeare's pro­ duction in 1972 will repeat his role here. half-sisters, poetry and music mingle to NIVERSARY at Phillip St. Theatre. He is form an incandescent play. however best known for his portrayal of Ed­ Other cast members are Judi Farr, Ron Falk, ward VIII in CROWN MATRIMONIAL. Other Peter Cousens, Julianne Newbould and Ste­ THEATRE ACT'S HAMLET ON ICE ven Grives. Stanley Walsh, formerly of the cast members include Ivar Kants and Gordon The end of Theatre ACT's season of Music Hall, will directlhe production. Musical John Krummel McDougall. MOTHER COURAGE on October 23 is direction is by Peter Casey who was respon­ enclosed. See Member Activities for pre THE CIRCLE is regarded as a comedy mas­ closely followed in the Canberra Playhouse sible for CHICAGO and THE BALLAD OF theatre dinner on November 16. terpiece and is one of the most successful BILLY LANE at the Ensemble. by the opening of HAMLET ON ICE on and most performed plays in the English lan­ A new children's production has just opened October 30. Following the company's guage. It is witty, has great wisdom and is at Marian Street. Called AN ADVENTURE IN Theatre at Large programme this produc­ remarkably relevant to today's society. Trust Members receive a $4.00 concession TOYLAND it was written especially for Ma- tion is described by the theatre's publicist on Sunday November 14 and Tuesday as their first 'Theatrea At Risk' programme! As the Trust Member nights on November 8 November 16. At other performances a$1.00 rian Street by Karen Adams, an ex student of concession applies. Your booking coupon is their Drama School. The production is pre- It is a pantomime version of HAMLET de­ and 9 are now heavily booked Members now vised and directed by Michael Boddy and have the option of purchasing tickets on by students of the School and di­ r~======~~sented rected by Audrey Blaxland. Performances starring George Whaley as Gertrude. Thursday November 11 at the same $5.00 are at 1.00 pm each Saturday and the pro­ discount. At all other performances a $1.00 FINAL STC PRODUCTION OF duction is suitable for three to seven year CANBERRA concession applies. THE YEAR olds. PREMIERE Rodney Fisher who directed the recent highly The 1950's musical GUYS AND DOLLS successful productions of THE PERFEC­ written by Frank Loesser with lyrics by Joe TIONIST for the Sydney Theatre Company RESIDENT DIRECTOR AT ENSEMBLE John Tasker has been appointed resident Swerling and Abe Burrows will be pre­ and of STEAMING at the Seymour Centre sented by Canberra Philharmonic Society will direct Luigi Pirandello's AS YOU DESIRE director of the Ensemble Theatre. Hayes Gordon will continue as the theatre's artistic at the Canberra Theatre from November 19 ME, the Sydney Theatre Company's final to 27. Professional director, Ken Boucher Drama Theatre production for 1982 .. It opens director. Mr. Tasker will be the Ensemble's first resident director. He comes to the En­ joins the Canberra Phil for the first time with on November 10. semble straight from directing the highly suc­ Anthony Burdis as the professional de­ AS YOU DESIRE ME is an example of the cessful production of DUET FOR ONE at the signer. Musical director is Don Whitbread. innovative work of Pirandello who gave new Marian Street Theatre. Based on short stories by Damon Runyon life to the theatre of 20th century Europe. He - a renowned newspaper writer in the developed the introspective drama of the in­ Born in Newcastle, John Tasker trained in States during the 30's and 40's - GUYS dividual or the " teatro della specchio" London before taking up an appointment as AND DOLLS includes a number of popular (theatre of the mirror) as he called it. The producer/tutor at the National Institute of songs. Angela Punch McGregor and John Hamblin production stars John Gaden, Barry Otto, Dramatic Art in 1959. He has since directed Peter Carroll and Jennifer Hagan and is de­ numerous productions including the con­ troversial AMERICA HURRAH! for the New MOVIE NEWS FINAL 1982 CHALWIN CONCERT signed by Roger Kirk. Seats are available for Trust Members in the first three rows of the Theatre in the 1960's, THE BOYS IN THE AFI Nomination for Angela The Elizabethan Sydney Chamber Group will BAND for Harry M. Miller and several South Punch- McGregor present a programme of English and Ameri­ Drama Theatre at preview performances on November 6 (evg) , Monday November 8 and Australian Theatre Company productions of can String Music in their final concert in the plays. Angela Punch-McGregor has been nomi­ 1982 Series at Chalwin Castle on 31st Oc­ Tuesday November 9. Tickets are $8.50 nated as Best Actress in the forthcoming Au­ each compared with the normal performance The final production at the Ensemble this tober. stralian Film Institute awards for her part as price of $13.90. At all other performances year will be a transfer season of the Q Jeannie in WE OF THE NEVER NEVER. It is The String Orchestra, led by Deputy Con­ (Monday to Thursday and Saturday matinee) Theatre's highly acclaimed new Australian one of the few autobiographies written by a certmaster, Jan van den Berg and conducted a $1.00 concession applies. musical SAFETY IN NUMBERS by Phillip woman that chronicles the life of pioneers in by the Trust's Director of Music, William Reid Scott and Luke Hardy. Seen through the the outback. Jeannie is 30 at the turn of the will perform : Purcell's Chacony; Two At Kinselas THE STRIPPER continues until early November and is followed on eyes of four singles flating together, SAFETY century and facing the thought of spinster­ Aquarelles by Delius; Vaughan Williams' IN NUMBERS exposes the issues of inner hood until she married Aeneas Gunn played beautiful 'Rosymedre', originally composed November 20 by John Mackellar's FOUR LADY BOWLERS IN A GOLDEN HOLDEN. city living. It is lively, lighthearted and very by Arthur Bignam. Together they make their for organ ; Two Pieces from the film music to funny. The production is directed by the Q's way North in to the vast Australian interior, Henry V by Sir William Walton; Samuel Arthur Dicks. Trust Members receive a $2.00 known only as the Never Never land. Life is Barber's Adagio for Strings, Gustav Holst'sL------' concession on December 16, 20 and 21 . A hard and the men of the outback expect St. Paul's Suite and Elgar's Serenade for booking coupon is enclosed. See Member their women to know their place. Jeannie Strings. Activities for details of pre-theatre dinner on meets this male challenge head on. WE OF For the benefit of our many new Members we December 16. THE NEVER NEVER opens at the Hoyts should point out that Chalwin concerts are Entertainment Centre on November 4. not public performances but are arranged purely for Trust Members and their friends in At Greater Union the delightful harbourside setting of Chalwin America's greatest blockbuster E.T. opens at Castle. We are very grateful to the Chalwin Greater Union in November. It is the story of family for continuing to make their theatre an alien who accidently gets left behind. He available to us. A booking coupon is en­ stumbles into the backyard of a family ... closed for the purchase of your tickets which and from then on events have to be seen to must be purchased in advance as no tickets be believed! can be sold at the door. A scene from the O's original produchon of SAFETY IN NUMBERS •• indicates concession which may be applied to each of two tickets any performance. ROCKS PLAYERS (5690223) Oh Wonder! A Woman Keeps a Secret by In Briel AURORE PUPPET THEATRE (20588) Susannah Centlivre (A.E.T. T. concession $1.00 to all perfor­ Recording Hall Until November 13 mances) Forbidden Fruit by Maggi Wilson Women's Cabaret devised by Julie Dunsmore Commences November 26 Commences November 26 THE PLAYERS THEATRE COMPANY'S "'$1.00 "$1.00 final production this year at the Bondi Pavil­ ELIZABETHAN SYDNEY CHAMBER ion Theatre is J.B. Priestley's WHEN WE ORCHESTRA (357 1200) SEYMOUR CENTRE (692 0555) ARE MARRIED. Set in Yorkshire at the turn Chalwin Castle, Shellcove Road, Cremorne Cnr. City Road and Cleveland Streets of the century, three couples who were mar­ October 31 York Theatre: Steaming by Nell Dunn ried in the same chapel on the same day "(For Trust Members and friends only) Until October 30 gather to celebrate their 25th anniversary. ENSEMBLE THEATRE (9298877) "$1.00 What follows is unexpected and riotous. Do­ 78 McDougall Street, Milson's Point Everest Theatre: All Nations Dance Company reen Harrop will direct a cast which includes The Price by Arthur Miller November 25, 26 and 27 Until December 4 "$1.00 Faye Donaldson and Laura Scott who is re­ "$2.00 Oct 21, 25 and 26 cently arrived from England. The play has (9298877) STUDIO SYDNEY (n1 3331) just opened and continues until end 470 Kent Street, Sydney November. Bookings on 307211. Wayside Theatre, Hughes Street, Potts Point The Touch of Silk by Betty Roland The Truce by Sandy McCutcheon The ALL NATIONS DANCE COMPANY Until November 13 Until November 21 which is based at International House in New Harvey by Mary Chase "$1.00 Commences November 27 York will appear at the Seymour Centre from "$1.00 November 25 to 27. The aim of International SYDNEY THEATRE COMPANY (358 4399) GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SOCIETY Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House House is to promote goodwill and under­ (6305682) standing between nations and the dance A Happy and Holy Occasion by John Science Theatre, University of New South O'Donohue company does this by presenting an exotic Wales Until October 30 assortment of dances from the dancers' na­ The Sorcerer and Cox and Box by G & S As You Desire Me by Luigi Pirandello tive lands. Bookings on 692 0555. October 29,30 and 31 Commences November 10 "$1.00 PHILLIP STREET THEATRE'S very suc­ Trust previews: Nov 6, 8 & 9 cessful panto tradition continues with CIN­ MARIAN STREET THEATRE (4983166) "$1.00 (Mon-Thurs & Sat mat) Marian Street, $5.40 (previews) DERELLA which opens on November 16 and London Assurance by Dion Boucicault Stables Theatre: continues through until December 24. Per­ Commences October 22 From the Mezzanine by Pam Nilan formances are Monday to Friday at 10.15 am "$1.00 Until October 31 and 12.30 pm . At night Phillip Street's musi­ $4.00 (Nov 14 & 16) "$1.00 cal hit COWARDY CUSTARD continues to N.S.W. THEATRE OF THE DEAF Kinselas: make a tribute to the words, music, wit and Studio 228, 228 Forbes Street, Darlinghurst The Stripper by Richard O'Brien and Richard wisdom of Noel Coward. It stars Myra de The Silent Words of Women Hartley Groot, Ric Hutton, Meg Chilcott and Robert October 28 to 30 and November 4 to 6 Until November 13 Berry. Bookings on 2328570 or on the en­ "$1.00 Four Lady Bowlers in a Golden Holden by John closed booking coupon. NIMROD THEATRE (6995003) Mackellar 500 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills Commences November 20 THE GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SOCI· Upstairs: Flash Jim by Ron Blair "$1.00 (except 9 pm performances) ETY'S next production is a double bill of Until November 21 , THE SORCERER and COX AND BOX. Variations by Nick Enright and Terence Clarke THEATRE ROYAL (2316111) Produced by Brian Phillips and directed by Commences December 2 The Circle by Somerset Maugham James Hannah it will be presented at the Trust previews: November 27 & 28 Commences November 3 Science Theatre, University of New South Downstairs: Women and Arts Festival "$1.00 Until October 31 $5.00 (November 8, 9 and 11) Wales on October 29 and 30 at 8 pm and A Night with the Right by Max Gillies Sunday October 31 at 2 pm . Bookings on Commences November 10 I 6305682. "$1.00 ! $5.95 (previews only) FILMS : PHILLIP STREET THEATRE (232 8570) NIMROD'S 12TH BIRTHDAY 169 Phillip St, Sydney A Concession available ONLY by purchase of PRODUCTION Cowardy Custard concessional voucher from the AETT in person Nick Enright and Terence Clarke who com­ Continuing or on the enclosed coupon and available ONLY bined to produce the popular Nimrod produc­ "$1.00 for screenings specified below. Members may tion of THE VENETIAN TWINS have been Cincerella purchase as many vouchers as they wish. Commences November 16 commissioned to write a musical play for "$1.00 N.B. Concession is NOT available by present­ Nimrod's 12th birthday celebrations. VARIA­ ing membership card at cinema box office. i TIONS is however a complete change in PLAYERS THEATRE COMPANY (307211) Bondi Pavilion Theatre, Queen Elizabeth Drive, GREATER UNION style from THE VENETIAN TWINS, It de­ Bondi Beach All Theatres and all presentations velops its themes of love and friendship, de­ When We Are Married by J.B. Priestley "1 .00 pendence and independence as it reveals October 20 to November 27 (except on Saturday performances) the lives of Meg and Fran, friends and "$1.00 VILLAGE THEATRES sisters-in-law for twenty years. It is a gentle Q THEATRE (047215735) All Sydney Theatres Molly Dies by Martin Sharman and moving story set in Sydney in 1982. "$1 .25 (except Saturday evenings) The production will be directed by John Bell Penrith until October 23 with , Deidre Rubenstein, Orange October 25 to 30 HOYTS ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE Robert Alexander, George Spartels, Patricia Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas The Man From Snowy River Kennedy, Brian James and Kim Krejus. De­ Commences Penrith mid November We of the Never Never signer is Richard Roberts and Musical Di­ REGENT THEATRE (669 5003) Rocky III George Street, Sydney Chariots of Fire rector is Robert Gavin who directed CAN­ Sadlers Wells Royal Ballet "$1 .50 (except Saturday evening and public DIDE and is resident composer at Nimrod. Until October 30 holidays) Trust Member previews are Saturday "$4.00 B Concession available at theatre box office on November 27 and Sunday November 28 at 5 Sydney Dance Company presentation of card. pm. At other performances (Tuesday to November 4-13 Thursday and Sunday) a $1.00 concession "$2.00 HOYTS PLAZA BONDI (389 58n) applies. $5.00 (November 4 & 5) "$1.00 (except Saturday evenings) TRUST MEMBER BOOKING COUPONS - SUPPLEMENT TO NEW MEMBER APPLICATION TRUST NEWS - NOVEMBER' 1982 VOL. 6 No.7 I would like to become a member: Please tear off coupon and mail with individual cheques and stamped ad­ dressed envelopes to Trust Member Bookings. The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust P.O. Box 137 Kings Cross, N.S.W. 2011 . Please print all MR. MRS. MISS ...... information. For easier reading performance and price information is given alongside booking coupon. ADDRESS ...... I,[LEASE READ BOTH SIDES BEFORE CUTTING POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ......

,'(ey: T.M. = Trust Member PLEASE NOTE: If stamped I enclose my cheque for $20 made payable to A.E.T.T. G.P. = General Public addressed envelope is not enclosed s.a.e .. = stamped tickets will be left at the box office N.B. Membership valid for 12 months from date of joining. addressed envelope for collection.

~------~------:OWARDY CUSTARD - PHILLIP ST. THEATRE COWARDY CUSTARD - PHILLIP ST. THEATRE I.S. Members are restricted to two tickets at T.M. price Performances: Tuesday & Thursday at 8 p.m. Please send me Delete as applicable Friday & Saturday at 8.30 p.m ...... tickets @ $13.90 = $ Evg Matinees: Wednesday at 11 a.m. f Friday & Saturday at 5.30 p.m ...... tickets @ $14.90 = $ Mat ~!· ...... tickets·@ $ 8.90 = $ Stalls Prices: T.M. G.P. Pensioner/Student Dress Circle Evenings I=or (day & date) and $13.90 $14.90 $8.90 (Mon-Thur ...... (1st pref) ...... (2nd pref) Matinees only) .,jAME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... f\DDRESS ...... POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ...... enclose my cheque/p.o. (made payable to Phillip Sf. Theatre) or $ ...... together with s.a.e.

~YDNEY DANCE COMPANY - REGENT THEATRE SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY - REGENT THEATRE .B. Members are restricted to two tickets at T.M. price except" lease send me Delete as applicable Performances: Thursday November 4 to ...... tickets @ $16.10 = $ Stalls Saturday November 13 ..... : .. tickets@ $13.10 = $ [ Dress Circle No matinees ...... tickets @ $18.10 = $ ...... tickets @ $14.90 = $ Prices: T.M. G.P. Pens! Child ...... tickets @ $ 7.90 = $ Stud. (under 16) or (day & date) ...... (1st pref) .... : ...... (2nd pref) Evenings $16.10 $18.10 $14.90 $7.90 ~AME .... ; ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... Nov 4/5'" $13.10 DDRESS ...... :lOSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... : (night) ...... *-Members may purchase up to ten tickets each on these special enclose my cheque/p.o. (made payable to Mitchells-Bass) nights. or $ ...... together with s.a.e.

HE CIRCLE - THEATRE ROYAL THE CIRCLE - THEATRE ROYAL J.B. Members are restricted to two tickets at T.M. price except" Please send me .Delete as applicable Performances: Commence November 4 ...... tickets @ $12.90 = $ Monday to Saturday at 8 p.m ...... tickets @ $16.90: $ EV9 Matinees: Wednesday & Saturday at 2 p.m...... tlckets@$18.90 - $ Mat ...... t!ckets ~ $14.90 :: $ Stalls ...... tlckets $17.90 - $ tDress Circle Prices: T.M. G.P. Pensioner ...... tickets $19.90 = $ Evenings: ...... tickets @ $15.90 = $ ...... tickets @ $ 9.90 = $ Mon-Thur $16.90 $17.90 or (day & date) "Nov 8/9/11 $12.90 :...... (1st pref) ...... :...... (2nd pref) Fri & Sat $18.90 $19.90 ~AME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... Matinees: DDRESS ...... Wednesday $14.90 $15.90 $9.90 OSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ...... Saturday $16.90 $17.90 $9.90 enclose my cheque/p.o. (made payable to Theatre Royal) "Members may purchase up to ten tickets for these special Inr $ ...... together with s.a.e. performances. A.E.T.T. GIFT MEMBERSHIP I would like to give a gift membership to: NAME (MR. MRS. MS. etc) ...... ADDRESS ...... POST CODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (evg) ......

My name and address is: NAME ...... ADDRESS ...... - POST CODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (evg) ...... Please return the membership card to me for presentation. I I enclose cheque 'for $20 made payable to A.E.T.T. I will collect my book I from A.E.T.T. office; OR I enclose cheque for $21.50 to include postage I of book. I N.B. Membership valid for twelve months from January 1 unless otherwis I requested. ______~ ______I R

FORBIDDEN FRUIT - RECORDING HALL, S.O.H. FORBIDDEN FRUIT - RECORDING HALL, S.O.H. N.B. Members are restricted to two tickets at T.M. price Please send me Delete as ...... tickets @ $7.90 = $ applicable Performances: Friday November 26 to ...... tickets @ $8.90 = $ Evg Saturday December 11 @ 8 p.rn...... tickets @ $6.90 = $ Mat Matinees: December 4 and 11 @ 2 p.m. Prices: For (day & date) T.M. G.P. Pens! Evenings Stud ...... (1 st pref) ...... (2nd pref) and NAME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... $7.90 $8.90 $6.90 Matinees ADDRESS ...... POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ......

I enclose my cheque/p.o. (made payable to S.O.H.) for $ ...... together with s.a.e.

THE AUSTRALIAN OPERA N.B. Members are limited to two tickets at conecession price THE AUSTRALIAN OPERA Please send me: Performances: ...... tickets @ $27.00 = $ ...... tickets @ $30.00 = $ TOSCA January 25 and February 3 for ...... (name of Opera) COSI FAN TUTTE February 8 and 18 Date ...... (1 st pref) ...... (2nd pref) ROMEO & JULIET February 15 and 24 ...... tickets @ $27.00 = $ - -- -:: ...... tickets @ $30.00 = $ LA BOHEME February 17 and 23

for ...... , ...... ( name of Opera) Date ...... (1st pref) .... (2nd pref) N.B. These performances are all evening. No concessions are available a matinee performances. NAME ...... A.E.T.T. No...... ADDRESS ...... Prices: G.P. T.M. postcode ...... - TEL (day) ...... (evg) ...... , ...... $30.00 $27.00 I enclosed my cheque/p.o. (made payable to Australian Opera) for No pensioner/student concessio $ ...... together with s.a.e.

SYDNEY THEATRE COMPANY­ AS YOU DESIRE ME N.B. Members may purchase as many tickets as they wish. Please send me ...... :preview tickets for Saturday Nov 6 (evg) @ $ 8.50 = $ ...... preview tickets for Monday Nov 8 @ $ 8.50 = $ ...... preview tickets for Tuesday Nov 9 @ $ 8.50 = $

NAME ...... A.E.T.T. No...... ADDRESS ...... : ...... POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ...... for $ ...... (made payable to S.T.C.) with s.a.e. 1 EMBER ACTIVITIE lease send me: or The Circle Dinner and Supper - Theatre Royal _ ...... dinner tickets @ $12.50 = $ Monday November 8) _ ...... supper tickets @ $ 5.50 = $ Monday November 8 or Tuesday November 9) ...... tickets for Marian Street Dinner @ $12.00 = $ November 16) ...... tickets for Ensemble Dinner @ $12.50 = $ . December 20) AME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... DDRESS ...... POST CODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (evg) ...... enclose cheque/m.o. made payable to Sydney Members Committee ------r------ALMS - lease send me I HOYTS ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE I @ $4.50 = $ I ...... vouchers for We of The Never-Never I ...... vouchers for Rocky III @ $4.50 = $ I ...... vouchers for Chariots of Fire @ $4.50 = $ ...... vouchers for The Man from Snowy River @ $4.50 = $ VILLAGE THEATRES ...... vouchers @ $4.75 = $ GREATER UNION THEATRE ...... vouchers @ $5.00 = $ NAME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... ADDRESS ...... POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ...... I enclose cheque/p.o. (made payable to A.E.T.T.) for $ ...... together with s.a.e. for return of vouchers ------,------I I CHALWIN CASTLE CONCERTS I I Please send me

...... individual tickets for concert on October 31 @ $6.00 = $

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I enclose cheque/p.o. (made payable to A.E.T.T.) for $ ...... together with s.a.e. for return of tickets. I ______~ __ L ______------

1983 ARTS DIARY

Please send me:

...... copies of 1983 Arts Diary @ $11.00 = $ (Includes Postage)

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I enclose cheque/m.o. made payable to A.E.T.T. AUSTRALASIAN DRAMA STUDIES

I would like to receive a copy of the first edition of this journal.

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NIMROD THEATRE - VARIATIONS N.'S. Members may purchase as many tickets as they wish

Please send me ...... tickets for Saturday November 27@ $7.00 = $ ...... tickets for Sunday November 28 (5 p.m.) @ $7.00 = $

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POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ...... I enclose my cheque/p.o. (made payable to Nimrod Theatre) for $ ...... together· with s.a.e. Bookings close Friday November 12 ------T------'ENSEMBLE THEATRE - SAFETY IN NUMBERS

N.B. Members may purchase as many tickets as they wish.

Please send me ...... tickets for Thursday December 16 @ $7.90 = $ ...... tickets for Monday December 20 @ $7.90 = $ ...... tickets for Tuesday December 21 @ $7.90 = $

NAME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... ADDRESS ...... POSTCODE ...... TEL (day) ...... (night)...... I enclose my cheque/p.o. (made payable to Ensemble Theatre) for $ ...... together with s.a.e. ------1------I MARIAN STREET THEATRE - LONDON ASSURANCE I I N.B. Members may purchase as many tickets as they wish. Please send me

...... tickets for Sunday November 14 (at 4.30 pm) @ $9.90 = $ , ...... tickets for Tuesday November 16 (evening) @ $9.90 = $

NAME ...... A.E.T.T. No ...... ADDRESS ...... POSTCODE...... TEL (day) ...... (night) ......

I enclose my cheque/p.o. (made-payable to A.E.T.T.) for $ ...... :...... together with s.a.e.