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Hoy Polloy Theatre
Hoy Polloy is an independent Melbourne theatre company dedicated to producing contemporary theatre that will resonate, challenge and entertain audiences. While committed to producing plays that the mainstream companies often ignore, the company also aims to produce quality new works from Australian playwrights which engender a community spirit. We believe it is important to present plays which are vital, vibrant and challenging - not only for our audiences, but also for our casts and crews.
Contact > hoypolloy@bigpond.com
Contact > hoypolloy@bigpond.com
Company
• Wayne Pearn (artistic director)
• Ben Starick (associate director)
• Tim Williamson (public officer)
• Ness Harwood (member)
• Paul King (member)
• Ben Morris (technical adviser)
• Ben Starick (associate director)
• Tim Williamson (public officer)
• Ness Harwood (member)
• Paul King (member)
• Ben Morris (technical adviser)
Next production
Victorian premiere
The Seafarer
by Conor McPherson
Creative stayed tuned
Cast stayed tuned
Venue stayed tuned
Season stayed tuned
Bookings stayed tuned
The Seafarer
by Conor McPherson
Creative stayed tuned
Cast stayed tuned
Venue stayed tuned
Season stayed tuned
Bookings stayed tuned
Past Productions
- Rhonda Is In Therapy by Bridgette Burton (2012)
- An Unseasonable Fall of Snow by Gary Henderson (2012)
- Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching towards the Somme by Frank McGuinness (2011)
- Electronic City by Falk Richter (2010)
- Dying City by Christopher Shinn (2010)
- Democracy by Feedback Loop (2010)
- 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)
Publicity & media inquiries to Ben Starick on 0411 029 393
1 comment:
Hope your season goes well as did ours in New Zealand. I brought the play back from London last year and we premiered it here in Christchurch in 2007.
The Hagley Theatre Company had a great time with Fin's work.
Good luck,
Cameron Mattox
Artistic Director
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