Drama & Theatre Studies Performance Season 2004
- Current productions
- 2007 productions
- 2004 productions
- 2005 productions
- 2004 productions
- 2003 productions
A New Brain
Music and Lyrics by William Finn. Book by William Finn & James Lapine
A musical directed by Peter Fitzpatrick.

Stories of passion , stories of friendship and tales of how romance survives Stories of Yes’s of frogs making messes….
To find himself a new life first he needed time, music & a new brain…
Performances: May 28, 29 and June 1-5 @ 8pm
Venue: The Drama Theatre
Prices: Adult $25, Concession: $15
Bookings: 9905 2970
Poster and postcard design by David Bramble
PER3040: Writing/Performance productions
Return Journey
By Dylan Thomas. Directed by John Britton
Performance: April 8th, 2004
Price: Tickets $5 at door
From ‘Metaphorphoses’
By Ovid. Directed by Brendan O’Connell
One Performance Only!
Performance: April 25th, 2004 Price: Tickets $5 at door
Z: a dance with appendages
A new dance work choreographed by Rebecca Hilton, with third year Performing Arts students, exploring contemporary movement patterns and their interface with technological appendages.
Performances: 7, 8 and 9 October @ 8 pm
Venue: The Drama Theatre
Price: Tickets $10, concession $5
Eighty Games
Directed by Hilary Elliot. 3rd year Performing Arts students
A new work inspired by the fantastic and theatrically rich paintings of Pieter Bruegel. The title is a reference to how many games are possibly depicted in the painting, ‘Children’s Games’. Group devised segments will be combined with choreographed sections in a Bruegel-esque performance work.
Performances: October 14, 15 and 16 @ 8 pm
Venue: The Drama Theatre
Medea
Directed by Richard Lawton. Third Year Performing Arts students.
Second Year Double Bill
Tales from the City
Devised and directed by Jenny Lovell, with second year students.
A devised work in which improvised scenarios about living in the city are developed into a group performance.
Life Stories 04
Devised and directed by Christopher Snow, with second year students.
A devised work in which the performers talk about their own lives, sharing their stories with performers and audience.
Performances: Program 1, September 4, 5 @ 7pm; Program 2, October 24, 25 @ 7pm
Venue: The Drama Theatre
Ovid’s ‘Metamorphoses’
Performances: October 29 and 30
Vinegar Tom
By Caryl Churchill. Directed by Michael Coe. With 1st year students.
An ensemble production about existence. Set in England in the mid 1650s, this play about witchcraft with no witches unlocks patricarchal structures and investigates the curious fact that people always seek to blame someone else for their predicament.
Performances: November 5 and 6 @ 8 pm
Venue: Rehearsal Room
Mad Forest
By Caryl Churchill. Directed by Peter Snow. With 1st year students
An ensemble production about overcoming tyranny. Set in the dying days of the Ceaucescu regime in Romania in 1989-1990, this play explores how the citizens of Bucharest endured their state oppression, then engineered and celebrated their modern revolution
Performances: November 12 and 13
Venue: 8pm Rehearsal Room