Earth Dreamed (SOLD OUT)
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Earth Dreamed
Two great one woman shows about the earth, humanity and culture. A mini season.
See one or both shows! Hope and sharing for Covid times.
at Horizon Theatre, Wiley Park. September 18 - October 3 2020. Details below.
PARADISE NOW
A previous version of this show was reviewed as "most daring, engrossing ... .a mesmerising, esoteric one hour performance charting the human journey, in particular the female journey, from the primordial right up to some imaginings of what the future may hold. Geoff Sykes splashes onto a silk curtain a vast, diverse range of images, featuring some great spectacular nature shots ... Extracts from literature and religious texts from time memorial and an atmospheric score adds to a sense of wonder "
Sydney Arts Guide
With Shabnam Tavakol
Directed by Geoffrey Sykes
Friday September 18, 25 - 7.30 PM, and Saturday September 19 - 7.30 PM, Sat 26 - 3.30 and 7.30 PM. $26. Concession and two show price $22.
TALES OF KABBARLI
An acclaimed show, a rich imaginary and historical window into the Australian continent and its first peoples, that resonates with modern audiences and our current times.
Daisy Bates, iconic heroine who spent decades living with tiribal aboriginals, fighting injustice. The show is based on her writings.
Written and directed by Geoffrey Sykes
With Robina Beard as Daisy Bates
"Beard’s performance as Bates in Geoffrey Sykes’ one-woman play is so feather light she barely seems to be acting. She creates a character as soft as early morning light and just as luminous. The music of her lilting Irish accent effortlessly entwines with the poeticism of Sykes’s script.” Sydney Morning Herald
“A delight to watch on the stage — and her soft Irish accent recreates Bates’ words in all their lilting beauty.' Stage Whispers
“A riveting and entertaining play, and a warranted success for Beard and all concerned.” InDaily Adelaide
“Impeccable, an authentic voice," ”one woman's lament for the vanishing tribes," Melbourne Times.
Robina Beard has been working all her life in television, dance, drama, comedy, children’s theatre, and theatre restaurant, both as performer and director. Her most ‘famous’ persona was that of Madge the Palmolive Dishwashing Lady. In 2011, she was awarded an Order of Australia Medal for Services to the Theatre.
Saturday September 19, 3.30 PM, Friday October 2, 7.30 PM, Saturday October 3, 3.30 PM and 7.30 PM. Tickets $26, concession and two show price $22
Location
Parking available free in the Wiley Park, via Edge Street. The theatre is easily accessed from all directions of Sydney. From Sydney itself go via M8 or M5, exiting at Beverley Hills turning right along King George's Road.
Covid safe environment - your health is looked after.
Strictly limited seating allocation. Book online now.
SPECIAL TICKET PRICE: There is a discount price of $20 per ticket for all tickets booked by Saturday12th September.
Contact Details
There are strictly limited seats available due to Covid regulations. If allocations are filled please leave an email through contact below and we advice of additonal shows.
