Great to be in the audience again to welcome Wendall Thomas back to
Melbourne.
A very passionate film professional with a unique ability to
communicate, articulate and share her love of writing for the screen and
story-telling on film. Masterclass - which is what you'd expect from a Hollywood-based gun screenwriter/editor.
Wednesday, 5 August 2015
Monday, 15 June 2015
ARTS | Interview - SYN FM: Sean McIntyre and his 'KIDS' at MTC's NEON Festival
'Get Cereal' hosts 
Ross, David and Chris were joined in the SYM FM studios by writer/producer Sean McIntyre to chat about his new 60 minute play for the stage: 'KIDS'.
'KIDS' is part of the prestigious 2015 NEON Festival of Independant Theatre. Presentation of the play as a script reading is thanks to MTC CONNECT and MTC’s long-term goal to reflect Melbourne’s cultural diversity and to reduce the cultural myopia that has inhabited the theatre community in Australia.
Ross, David and Chris were joined in the SYM FM studios by writer/producer Sean McIntyre to chat about his new 60 minute play for the stage: 'KIDS'. 'KIDS' is part of the prestigious 2015 NEON Festival of Independant Theatre. Presentation of the play as a script reading is thanks to MTC CONNECT and MTC’s long-term goal to reflect Melbourne’s cultural diversity and to reduce the cultural myopia that has inhabited the theatre community in Australia.
Friday, 12 June 2015
ARTS | Why MTC CONNECT for Sean McIntyre's 'KIDS' at the 2015 NEON Festival of Independant Theatre?
MTC CONNECT aims to grow Melbourne Theatre
Company’s connections with Melbourne’s diverse theatre and community
landscape, beyond it's usual artists and audiences.
'MTC
Artistic Director Brett Sheehy explains, “(as part of the NEON
readings) these three works come from writers of diverse backgrounds and
perspectives, each with a unique take on contemporary Australian
life.”' - Mar 1, 2015, http://www.theatrepeople.com.au - Neon 2015.
It also confirms Sean McIntyre as one of "Melbourne's most interesting new voices" -- Feb 26, 2015, www.theatrealive.com.au - News
'MTC
Artistic Director Brett Sheehy explains, “(as part of the NEON
readings) these three works come from writers of diverse backgrounds and
perspectives, each with a unique take on contemporary Australian
life.”' - Mar 1, 2015, http://www.theatrepeople.com.au - Neon 2015.It also confirms Sean McIntyre as one of "Melbourne's most interesting new voices" -- Feb 26, 2015, www.theatrealive.com.au - News
Monday, 2 March 2015
MEDIA RELEASE | First Reading Of Sean McIntyre's 'KIDS' at MTC’s Neon Festival Of Independent Theatre
MEDIA RELEASE | Told through the eyes of seven children drawn from diverse local and ethnic multicultural backgrounds, 'KIDS' delves into pressing issues facing Australian society. It tackles ideas of identity, empathy and migration, exploring Australia’s attitudes to immigration.
'KIDS' takes inspiration from the classic Latin American play 'Juegos A La Hora De La Siesta', by Polish-born Argentinian playwright Roma Mahieu, a critical, subversive and highly political commentary on the Argentinean dictatorship.
A future staged version of this work will be directed by Ivan Rojas. This reading is presented by Jimmy Flinders Productions.
Melbourne has a population of over four million, its people speak over 250 languages,
'KIDS' takes inspiration from the classic Latin American play 'Juegos A La Hora De La Siesta', by Polish-born Argentinian playwright Roma Mahieu, a critical, subversive and highly political commentary on the Argentinean dictatorship.A future staged version of this work will be directed by Ivan Rojas. This reading is presented by Jimmy Flinders Productions.
Melbourne has a population of over four million, its people speak over 250 languages,
Thursday, 11 December 2014
FILM | 'The Contract' - The changing face of Ringwood
How quickly is the face of Melbourne changing?
Stills from our recent location scout captured an amazing and somewhat alarmingly fast transformation underway at Ringwood in Melbourne's eastern suburbs.
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