WA Theatre Reviews & Database – Page 24

Old Actors Never Die … They Simply Lose the Plot

‘Old Actors Never Die … They Simply Lose the Plot’ is a farce from the pen of author, journalist and

‘Driving Miss Daisy’ is a beautiful heart-warming story, the first in an ‘Atlanta Trilogy’ written by Alfred Uhry. Uhry, like

‘Da’ was written in 1973 by Dublin born dramatist, scriptwriter and essayist, Hugh Leonard. Born in 1926 as John Joseph

‘Tame – Married at First Fight’ is a melding of William Shakespeare’s 1592 play ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ and

‘Unrule’ is an amazing and daring new play by the multi-talented creator Michelle Aitken, in with collaboration with her lateral

‘The Kitchen Sink’ is a five-star award winning play, written by comedy actor Tom Wells when he was 35 yrs.

‘The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui’ (originally called ‘Ui’) is an allegory (metaphor) written by the Christian Marxist, Bertolt Brecht

‘Twelve Angry Jurors’ has been adapted for the stage by Sherman L. Sergel; it is based on Reginald Rose’s tense

‘Natural Causes’ is a laugh-out-loud, black comedy written by the playwright Eric Chappell; Eric was born in Lincolnshire in 1933.

‘Delius’ is a fascinating and even gripping play about the famous English composer; it was written by the much-admired local