Our very own Eloise Maree and Maxine Mellor had an interview with Danny from 4ZZZ last week.
If you missed it, don't worry :) here's the sound bite for you!
Learn a little more about two of our playwrights, the plays and characters and our project/process in general :) not to mention Anywhere Theatre Festival
Thanks for having us Danny and 4ZZZ!
Don't forget to book tickets for all the other shows, AND if you missed out on our tickets keep checking back with us digitally to see if (or WHEN) our next show is going to be :D
You may or may not have already seen our sexy little something-something of a video.
Maybe I'm biased, but I found myself watching our teaser ad over and over!
A note to the cluey, this video gives clues as to what the shows are about :) take a guess at the four sets of people you'll encounter this May.
Here are some handy hints to help you out:
An Alleyway in Two Parts - Max Mellor Michael Johnson Dinny Dinsdale
Vodka Cranberry & Soda - Dan Evans Caitlin Dooley Athalia Foo
[untitled] - Daniel Maloney Dan Eady Genevive Butler
Bottom of the Glass - Eloise Maree Benji Jackson
Don't forget to book your tickets! More info? Check it here
A HUGE thanks to all involved in our sunday afternoon video creating:
Eloise Maree, Claire Jarvis (director, cameraman AND editor in chief), Wendy Ma, Michael Johnson, Lachlan Richards, Jack Loel, Sarah Lawrence, Genevieve Butler, Dinny Dinsdale, Caitlin Moriarty and Ishrak :)
No joke, we Alleycats achieve this on a daily basis! You may have noticed our Facebook and Twitter going a little mental this evening. Apologies if this interrupted your nights watching of Game of Thrones, 30 Rock or (heaven forbid) any of the numerous C grade reality shows I can't seem to tear my eyes away from!
You were right - we were getting up to no good. BUT we achieved a lot too because tonight was our second readingof the play drafts - and what a reading it was.
We re-met some splendid characters. Some had gone through a transformation for the better or the worse, some rambled with a little more sense, some made us laugh more and others cry more.
I can honestly say, however, that this mixed bag of characters who make up the Alleyway Project experience will not fail to meet you - eye to freaky eye.
Come meet them for yourselves. They don't bite.... usually.
Anywhere Theatre Festival organised a shoot with the Sunday Mail recently, starring a few festival picks (Alleyway Project included!)
We had so much fun wheeling each other around in trolleys, standing in the door ways of the alley's local businesses and looking legit(imately insane!)
Wahoo! Look out for the shoot (which also includes 9 other shows for preview!) in U on Sunday in the Sunday Mail :D
