Thursday, 18 September 2008
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Hoy Polloy Theatre
Company
Past Productions
- The Cat's Paw by Christine Croyden (2009)
- Purgatorio by Ariel Dorfman (2009)
- Tom Fool by Franz Xaver Kroetz (2009)
- The Real Thring by Barry Dickins (2008)
- How To Disappear Completely And Never Be Found by Fin Kennedy (2008)
- Gravity by Mark Andrew (2007)
- Boston Marriage by David Mamet (2007)
- Shining City by Conor McPherson (2007)
- Killing Jeremy by Bridgette Burton (2006)
- Frozen by Bryony Lavery (2006)
- How I Learned To Drive by Paula Vogel (2004)
- Bedbound by Enda Walsh (2003)
- Remember Ronald Ryan by Barry Dickins (2002)
- The Boys by Gordon Graham (2001)
- Mojo by Jez Butterworth (2000)
- Heart Of A Dog by Mikhail Bulgakov (2000)
- The Art Of Success by Nick Dear (1998)
- Is That You Nancy by Sandra Shotlander (1997)
- Fool For Love by Sam Shepard (1996)
- Lilies by Michel Marc Bouchard (1995)
- One Last Whitehorse by Dermot Bolger (1994)
- Glengarry Glen Ross by David Mamet (1994)
- Fen by Caryl Churchill (1993)
- Inner Voices by Louis Nowra (1993)
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2009
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August
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- Publicity Pics > The Cat's Paw
- World Premiere > The Cat's Paw
- Cast Announcement > The Cat's Paw
- 3CR Review > Purgatorio
- Melbourne Observer Review > Purgatorio
- Online Reviews > Purgatorio
- Production Pics > Purgatorio
- Moreland Leader > The war of the wills at Brunswic...
- Herald Sun > A couple of differences
- The Age > Dorfman's dark fight of the soul
- The Australian > Emotional truth found in translat...
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May
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- Munchner Merkur > Mir ist alles wurst
- Australian Premiere > Purgatorio
- Cast Announcement > Purgatorio
- Help save the VCA
- Hoy Polloy Stimulus Package > Tom Fool: Discounted...
- Online Reviews > Tom Fool
- 3CR Review > Tom Fool
- mX > Life is not for Tom Foolery
- Production Pics > Tom Fool
- Theatre Notes > Interview: Franz Xaver Kroetz
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August
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1 comments:
The Melbourne Observer really gets behind non-pro and local theatre each week. Great to see you made the front-page.
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