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Woodstock Players Inc

Based in the Burwood area of Sydney, NSW, the Woodstock Players have been delighting audiences for over 20 years with their blend of comedy, cutting-edge drama, classics - oh, and the odd cabaret/small musical. Performing mostly out of the heritage Ballroom of the Woodstock Mansion, Church St., Burwood, this is truly intimate theatre, reknowned for its high quality productions at a very reasonable cost. Proudly supported by Burwood Council.

Web Site : http://woodstockplayers.webs.com
Email Address : woodstockplayers@hotmail.com

Shows & Events

The Marvellous Boy
Directed by Rod Chambers Louis Nowra's "The Marvellous Boy" is a tale of Shakespearean proportions, not only in terms of story telling, but also in terms of Nowra’s masterful, and at times magical and poetic use of language.
The Unexpected Guest
Lost in the fog, Michael Starkwedder stumbles into Richard Warwick’s study to find him dead and Richard’s wife Laura standing near him with a gun. Did she kill him? Another great Agatha Christie murder mystery!
The Memory of Water
Death and drama go together like Oedipus and his Mum. But what about death and comedy? Woodstock Players presents The Memory of Water @ Woodstock, Burwood. June 26 - July 4, 8pm & 2pm. Tix $22/$17
SNOOPY!!! The Musical!
Woodstock Players is proud to present "SNOOPY!!! The Musical! March 28 - April 4 Drummoyne, Sydney The world's best-loved beagle's joyous flights of imagination take to the stage in a show full of zippy songs, laughs and life lessons on friendship and believing in yourself.
Neil Simon's classic comedy "THE GOOD DOCTOR"
"Neil Simon moulds stories of Anton Chekov into exquisitely-timed, often hilarious theatre, dramatizing seven stories which incorporate a wide variety of characters - a governess, a lady of the night, a blustering general, a wild woman with a nervous disorder, a roue flirting with a new bride, a man who earns money by "drowning", and an actress". (Mary Whipple, writing for Amazon.com)
Woodstock Players "CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF" (Sydney)
ART
Woodstock Players is proud to present Yasmina Reza's bitingly funny play "ART".
"In the Ballroom with Margaret and David"
At The Movies with Margaret and David? Not quite, it's..... "......IN THE BALLROOM......" with your hosts Margaret Bomberpanz and David Stretch'em
The Miser
Watch your pennies! THE MISER comes to Woodstock!
Wolf Lullaby
.......a small Tasmanian town....a murdered child.....and the chief suspect is 9-year old Lizzie Gael. Did she? Could she? Her bewildered parents and a police detective try to unravel Lizzie's secrets, and those of her "Wolf".....
The Children's Hour
Lillian Hellman's gripping drama, in the Ballroom at Woodstock, Church St., Burwood (Sydney). September 7-16. Bookings essential (02) 9715 7669 or visit our website for more details and to download a booking form.
Murder on The Nile
Agatha Christie's classic whodunnit. June 29 - July 8 at Woodstock, Church St., Burwood.

Auditions

The Marvellous Boy
"The Marvellous Boy" is the second part of Louis Nowra’s Boyce trilogy. Set in Sydney, many of the play’s characters bear a striking resemblance to well-known members of Sydney’s notorious families and figures – the Moran family, Juanita Nielsen, businessman Abe Saffron and his partner Jim Anderson, and property developer Frank Theeman. In this second part of the trilogy, Malcolm Boyce is dying at a time when his biggest building project—and so his whole empire—is threatened by protesters. He hires an important criminal, the charismatic Ray Pollard, to threaten his enemies. Malcolm gets his son, Luke, to liaise with Ray. Luke not only falls under Ray's spell but also finds himself involved with his father's mistress. The results are tragic.
The Unexpected Guest
"The Unexpected Guest" by Agatha Christie Directed by Marisa Galiazzo Production dates March 24 to April 2, 2011 Lost in the fog, Michael Starkwedder stumbles into Richard Warwick’s study to find him dead and Richard’s wife Laura standing near him with a gun. Did she kill him? Another great Agatha Christie murder mystery! Character list: Richard Warwick Laura Warwick Michael Starkwedder Miss Bennett Jan Warwick Mrs Warwick Henry Angell Sergeant Cadwallader Inspector Thomas Julian Farrar
Death of a Salesman
"Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller Directed by Tamer Morris July 5th @ 8pm in the Woodstock Ballroom 22 Church Street, Burwood DEATH OF A SALESMAN(1949) by Arthur Miller has become one of the major achievements of modern American theatre. It relates the tragic story of a salesman named Willy Loman, whose past and present are mingled in expressionistic scenes. Loman is not the great success that he claims to be to his family and friends. The postwar economic boom has shaken up his life. He is eventually fired and he begins to hallucinate about significant events from his past. RING THE DIRECTOR ON 0403 705348 FOR FURTHER DETAILS OR TO BOOK FOR THE AUDITION. PRODUCTION DATES: Friday November 26 Saturday November 27 Sunday November 28 Thursday December 2 Friday December 3 Saturday December 4 CHARACTER LIST: Willy Loman - An insecure, self-deluded traveling salesman Biff Loman - Willy’s thirty-four-year-old elder son Linda Loman - Willy’s loyal, loving wife Happy Loman - Willy’s thirty-two-year-old younger son Charley - Willy’s next-door neighbor Bernard - Bernard is Charley’s son and an important, successful lawyer Ben - Willy’s wealthy older brother The Woman - Willy’s mistress when Happy and Biff were in high school Howard Wagner - Willy’s boss Stanley - A waiter at Frank’s Chop House Miss Forsythe and Letta - Two young women whom Happy and Biff meet at Frank’s Chop House Jenny - Charley’s secretary
Face to Face by David Williamson
When Glen, a young construction worker, rams into the back of his boss’s Mercedes in a fit of anger at being sacked, he is given the opportunity to discuss his actions in a community conference, rather than going straight to court. Community conferencing - an alternative method of justice recently introduced to Australia - is explored by Williamson in this engaging and heartfelt play which celebrates the strength of community over our rigid and often seemingly unfair court system. CHARACTERS: JACK MANNING, community conference convenor GLEN TREGASKIS, mid 20s MAUREEN TREGASKIS, EARLY 40S, Glen's mother BARRY MCLEAN, mid-20s, Glen's friend GREG BALDONI, early 50s, owner and manager of Baldoni Exhibition Constructions RICHARD HALLIGAN, 40s, foreman at Baldoni's LUKA MITROVIC, early 30s, Baldoni's employee JULIE ROSSITER, Greg's personal assistant at Baldoni's THERESE MARTIN, Greg's accountant


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