Directed by Anne-Louise Sarks Starring Sheridan Harbridge (Prima Facie) Award-winning ABC foreign correspondent Sally Sara adds playwright to her many accomplishments with the new Belvoir St Theatre show Stop Girl. Drawing on her own experiences as a foreign correspondent, it stars Sheridan Harbridge (Prima Facie) as a renowned front-line reporter used to throwing herself into the most dangerous situations worldwide. But now […]
For our first theatre outing for 2022, we will go to the Roslyn Packer Theatre to see Wujang: Not the Past, an ambitious new epic-scale production composed of poetry, spoken storytelling, live music and astonishing choreography for which Bangarra Dance Theatre is internationally renowned. The production features 17 dancers, four musicians, and five actors. By […]
For this month’s Theatre Group, we will see Kirsty Mariller’s award-winning debut play, Orange Thrower. Directed with zest by musician, performer and director Zindzi Okenyo, and starring a kick-arse ensemble playing larger-than-life characters, Orange Thrower rolls into the 2022 Season, ripe and ready for an unforgettable premiere on the SBW Stables stage. Co-produced with Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta, […]
By Anchuli Felicia King Directed by Priscilla Jackman There’s no such thing as bad publicity... From the brilliant mind of Anchuli Felicia King, White Pearl was a runaway smash on its 2019 Sydney premiere with co-producer Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta. After a hit season at Queensland Theatre in 2021, this knockout production will return in 2022, […]
ATTENTION ALL SWIC MEMBERS: NOTICE IS GIVEN that the 25th Annual General Meeting of SWIC will now be held: ON: Wednesday, 6th April, 2022 (10.45am for 11.00am) AT: The Kirribilli Club - 11 Harbourview Crescent, Lavender Bay NSW 2060 * Further information and relevant AGM documents will be circulated in March. You are cordially invited to attend the SWIC AGM and […]
This month we are in for a special late Sunday afternoon treat at Belvoir, enabling our members who have weekday commitments to attend. In a street out the back of Kings Cross is a very special place – the Wayside Chapel. It’s a haven for the poor, the excluded, the misfits. It’s a place of […]