| If you were involved Jesus Christ Superstar ('98) or were around in the days of Tribute, then you may remember a young, little, but awesome guitarist who went by the name of Jeremy Tottenham.
Well, Mr Tottenham is all grown up and is touring with three other classical guitarists who, like Jeremy have all studied at the VCA. Yes, that's right, all VCA trained. There's nothing like supporting ex-Staggers in their artistic adventures, so that's what we'd like you to do. The Quartet are currently on a regional tour of Victoria and wouldn't you know it, there's a concert in Kyabram. We have it from an extremely good source that 'the Quartet will perform a broad range of ensemble works by Australian, Irish and French composers as well as a variety of guitar solos'. Details are as follows:
Get along and see not only an ex-Stagger, but what we can guarantee you is some awesome musicianship. Race you to the door. |
| That's right! It's back for 2006!
To peruse the first brief edition of Stagedoor for this year, please click here. Enjoy. |
| It seems like you could visit stagtheatre.com and watch as the dry tumbleweed rolls past and the dust kicks up in a little windstorm. Not much going on you think? Well, think again.
January 31 is the date for an Information Night for our 2006 musical offering, Anything Goes. It is to be held at The Bakehouse in Wheeler St, Shepparton from 7.30pm onwards and we would like to hear from anyone who would like to become involved in any way, shape or form - onstage or offstage. Come along and see what all the fuss is about. As the school holidays end, rehearsals for our exciting presentation of John Lewis' new play, Some Shiny Days begin again in earnest. An adaptation of his successful book, "Some Shiny Days - Moments Of Ordinary Madness", the show features delightful bunch of actors that will bring his words to life as part of the SheppARTon Festival in March. Keep an eye out for this one - it's going to be excellent. And if all that wasn't enough, in the coming months we will be announcing our September play season and the long awaited return of our end-of-year show season. Keep an eye out for both of these exciting events! So, there you have it. You thought we were being extremely quiet? Well, that's simply not the case. We are proudly bringing you more theatre than you can poke a stick at! |