Poster advertising a musical theatre production 'The Wild Blue Project Stage 3'.Written and directed by Anthony Crowley; musical direction by Amanda Hodder and performed at Post Office Theatre, Camp Street, Ballarat in 2003. it was presented by University of Ballarat Arts Academy. There were four night performances starting at 8.00pm and one Sunday performance at 5.00pm from Wednesday13th August to Sunday 17th August 2003. The musical was performed at Post Office Box Theatre, Camp Street, Ballarat with tickets purchased through MajesTix. Ticket prices: Adult $16; Concession $8.50; Students$7; Groups (20+) $10.50Original Posterthe wild blue project stage 3, anthony crowley, amanda hodder, post office box theatre, university of ballarat arts academy, po box theatre, majestix, musical, the wild blue co

This is the program for a University of Ballarat Performing Arts presentation of Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, in 2006, performed by third year Graduate Bachelor of Arts (Acting) students. Director: Kim Durban; Design: John Bennett, Loris Button, Dan Cooling; Lighting Design: Michele Preshaw. The venue was Post Office Box Theatre, Camp Street Ballarat. Dates: June 14 16 at 8pm; June 17 at 2pm and 8pm and June 18th at 5pm. Kim Durban initially trained as a teacher in South Australia, then as a director at the Victorian College of the Arts in Melbourne.In 1990 Kim was awarded the Ewa Czajor Memorial Award for study in Europe. She was the recipient of an Australia Council Training Artistic Directors grant , working Artisiic Associate at Playbox 1994-95. During her Masters studies she received the Yvonne Taylor Award for Directors. In 2001 , Kim was appointed Senior Lecturer in Performing Arts at the University of Ballarat where her productions have included The White Rose, Sweet Charity, 42nd Street, Chekhov in Black and White, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Night Before The Day After Tomorrow, Kiss Me Kate, All's Well That Ends Well, Richard the Third and On the Town. Synopsis: Sebastian and Viola are twins who are shipwrecked. Separately they find their way to the land of Illyria, both believing that the other had perished. Viola dresses herself as a boy (called Cesario) and enters the service of Count Orsino who asks 'him' to woo Olivia on his behalf. However Olivia falls for Cesario who has fallen in love with Orsino. A subplot involves two drunken knights, Sir Toby and Sir Andrew, a self important steward, Malvolio, a clown , a forged letter and a pair of yellow stockings. The back page of the program shows an advertisement for a performance of Eugene Iomesco's "The Killing Game"; Director Greg Stone, presented by The University of Ballarat Arts Academy for November, 2006, at The Theatreworks. Eugene Iomesco (1909-1994) was a Romanian born French playwright. The program also contains a promotion for a performance titled "Telling Tales An Evening of Subterfuge and Intrigue" presented by Ballarat National Theatre, to be held in June/July 2006 at the Courthouse Theatre.. Fourteen page booklet containing information about three plays: 'Twelfth Night'; 'The Killing Game' and Telling Tales "An Evening of Subterfuge and Intrigue". Program contents for Twelfth Night: Cast: Synopsis; Director; Guest Artist; Performers; Artistic Team and Production Team. The front cover has the outline of a red tree on a black starlit sky. The back cover is black and red and is advertising a coming production in November, 2006, 'the Killing game.twelfth night, university of ballarat performing arts academy, john bennett, loris button, dan cooling, michele preshaw, post office box theatre, shakespeare, william shakespeare, kim durban

Showcase 08 was performed by the Music Theatre Graduating Company, directed by David Wicks, musical Direction by Wendy Rechenberg and choreography by Lisa Minett. Also Acting Graduating Company in 'Metamorphoses' by Mary Zimmerman, directed by Kim Durban and Ross Hall; design by John Bennett; lighting by Bronwyn Pringle and production and stage management by Rebecca Etchell. There was a Ballarat Season and a Melbourne Season. Metamorphoses is a Latin poem by the Roman poet Ovid. The poem chronicles the history of the world from its creation to Julius Caesar's deification. While change is the central theme the poem also explores related concepts such as art, friendship, war and love. Ballarat: Post Office Box Theatre, Camp Street, Ballarat; 19th-22nd November - Music Theatre @ 7.0pm and Metamorphoses @ 8.30pm. Melbourne: Chapel Off Chapel, Prahran; 26th-29th November -Music Theatre @ 7pm and Metamorphoses @ 8.30m. Tickets: Adult $15 ea or $25 for both; Concession $10 ea or $15 for both. Original Poster. The illustrations and title for the poster are underwater -the sky and wave tops showing at the top of the poster. Six actors are grouped together on the centre left; a window surrounded by bubbles in the centre and a woman dressed in a yellow pinafore on the centre right. Between the figures is a blurb (see transcript) in white writing. Details for the performance are at the bottom also in white writing. The University of Ballarat logo is at the bottom rhs.showcase 08, david wicks, wendy rechenberg, lisa minett, mary zimmerman, kim durban, ross hall, john bennett, bronwyn pringle, rebecca etchell, metamorphoses, music theatre graduating company 2008, acting graduating company 2008, university of ballarat performing arts academy

McKinnon was a small community in East Brighton settled mainly by market gardeners but it had a State School, Churches, a hotel opened by Thomas Bent's father, Post Office and some shops. After WW1 land close to the railway line began to be sold and new homes and various shops were built. A Progress League was well supported and new hall built. McKinnon Rd Shopping precinct did not prosper as expected and some attribute this to the failure to secure the Hoyts picture theatre c 1925. Hoyts instead built the theatre in Centre Rd Bentleigh and this took a lot of trade away from the shops in McKinnon Rd.McKinnon was settled by market gardeners and after the train line arrived more houses and shops were built so that the small community developed through the 20thCBlack & White photograph showing the crowd of local residents celebrating the opening of the McKinnon Progress hall c1925mckinnon progress league, mckinnon railway station, ormond state school, hoyts picture theatres, centre road bentleigh, wyles jim, mckinnon hotel, gardeners arms hotel, bent james, smith j l; smith , chaff cutter, horse drawn carts, toll gates brighton, motor cars 1900, steam engines, early settlers, bentleigh, mckinnon, parish of moorabbin, city of moorabbin, county of bourke, moorabbin roads board, shire of moorabbin, henry dendy's special survey 1841, were j.b.; bent thomas, o'shannassy john, king richard, charman stephen, highett william, ormond francis, maynard dennis, market gardeners, vineyards, orchards

Mark in blue stone gutter outside Her Majesty's theatre, Lydiard Street South, Ballarat.Colour photograph showing a mark carved into a bluestone gutter in Lydiard Street South, Ballarat.bluestone, mason's mark

"Lucky" the theatre cat was found inside one of the walls, with three mummified mice (shown in photograph), at Her Majesty's Theatre, Lydiard Street, Ballarat.Colour photograph of a mummified cat in display cabinetcat, mummified cat, mummu

Colour photograph of interior detail at Her Majesty's Theatre, Ballarat.her majesty's ballarat, theatre

Colour photograph of the interior of Her Majesty's Theatre, Ballarat.her majesty's ballarat, theatre

Colour photograph of the balcony at Ballarat's Her Majesty's Theatre.

Three colour photographs of ceiling detail from Her Majesty's Theatre, Ballarat.her majesty's theatre ballarat

Colour photographs of the Garfield Picture Theatre.garfield, garfield theatre

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Colour photograph of Her Majesty's Theatre, Ballarat, 2020her majesty's theatre, ballarat, lydiard street south

Colour photograph of the street light outside her Majesty's Theatre, Ballarat.Colour photograph of a street lamp outside Her Majesty's Theatre, Ballarat, 2020her majesty's theatre, ballarat, lydiard street south, lamp, gas lamp

Left to right: Glenda Felstead, Alan Gregory (Pirate King - teacher), Dorothy Kinnane, Lynette Coulson (lead soprano), Garry Dark (Frederick - lead tenor), Robynne Dale (Ruth), Jack Youens (Major General), Cheryl Ford, Policeman? The operetta was performed at Her Majesty's Theatre. The cast and crew used to meet at a cafe in Unicorn Lane called "The Hide-away" after the show, and after rehearsals. "The Hide-away" was in the basement, down stairs, dimly lit, and catered for coffee and food.Digital copy of photograph black and whitedorothy kinnane, lynette coulson, garry dark, robynne dale, jack youens, cheryl ford, theatre, pirates of penzance

Victoria Theatre is a reconstructed 1850s theatre situated in Main Road, Sovereign Hill, Ballarat. In this picture are second from left Andrew Dark, fourth from left Peter Eyres.Five performers on stage at the Victoria Theatre at Sovereign Hill. sovereign hill, victoria theatre, ballarat, dark, eyres, goldfields, music, andrew dark, peter eyres

Colour photograph of a building used to show glass lantern slides. lacock, theatre, lantern slides

Three colour photographs of the Garfield Picture Theatre.garfield, garfield picture building

The V&A is the world’s leading museum of art and design, housing a permanent collection of over 2.3 million objects that span over 5,000 years of human creativity. The Museum holds many of the UK's national collections and houses some of the greatest resources for the study of architecture, furniture, fashion, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, jewellery, glass, ceramics, book arts, Asian art and design, theatre and performance. https://www.vam.ac.uk/info/about-usDigital photographs of a stained glass window at the Victoria And Albert Museum, Londonvictoria and albert museum, window, interior, stained glass window

The newly renovated Kyneton Mechanics Institute is located next to the Kyneton Bowling Club. It features heritage décor, beautifully restored meeting rooms of various sizes and the main hall which seats approximately 200. A community space suited to exhibitions, theatre, business and private functions. This venue is managed by the Macedon Ranges Shire Council. (http://www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/Community_Facilities/Find_a_Facility/Kyneton_Mechanics_Institute, accessed 18/10/2016)The former Kyneton Mechanics' Institute. former kyneton mechanics' institute, kyneton, library

A number of colour photographs of the Regent Theatre in Melbourne.regent theatre, melbourne, theatre

Photo was taken from the Ballarat Post Office tower. The National Mutual Building is under construction. Sign on building reads 'H.M. Theatre Farewell Concert Jessie Maclachlan'.sturt street, ballarat post office, national mutual building, h.m. theatre, streetscape, garden, trams, vehicle, commerical, public

Jacqueline Dark and Andrew Dark, graduates of University of Ballarat, performed in Iolanthe for Ballarat Begonia Festival Association. Jacqueline is a distinguished opera singer performing principal roles nationally and internationally. Andrew is a patent attorney who also performs (Pirates of Penzance - Brisbane) and is an accomplished pianist.Newspaper clippingballarat begonia festival association, iolanthe, musical theatre, ballarat light opera company, jacqueline dark, andrew dak

Jacqueline Dark, a student of Halinka performed Elvira in Don Giovanni at the State Theatre, December 17, 2011.Article from newspaper "Melbourne Weekly"Halinka Tarczynska-Fiddian and Jacqueline Dark by Alison Barclay

The original Victoria Theatre opened on 16 February 1856 with a season by Lola Montez. She performed several farces and her famous spider dance, delighted the diggers and enraged the sensibilities of respectable people, with Henry Seekamp in the famous "whipping" incident with Montez in Ballarat. The program consisted of popular melodramas, farces and hits such as Rob Roy, The Lady of Lyons and the Count of Monte Cristo. The nautical drama Black-Eyed Susan was also very popular. This production "A Night in the Still" was performed by Players Theatre Company at the replica Victoria Theatre at Sovereign Hill, Ballarat.A5 program with typed black on white pages. Stapled. Has many advertisements and order of proceedings.ballarat, sovereign hill, victoria theatre, players theatre company, melodrama, theatre, actors

Pink card with black typing. It is a ticket for the Victorian Theatre at Sovereign Hill, Ballarat East.VICTORIA THEATRE SOVEREIGN HILL BALLARAT F 07 Balcony 20 DEC 1982victoria theatre, ticket, sovereign hill, ballarat

The original Victoria Theatre opened on 16 February 1856 with a season by Lola Montez. She performed several farces and her famous spider dance, delighted the diggers and enraged the sensibilities of respectable people, with Henry Seekamp in the famous "whipping" incident with Montez in Ballarat. The program consisted of popular melodramas, farces and hits such as Rob Roy, The Lady of Lyons and the Count of Monte Cristo. The nautical drama Black-Eyed Susan was also very popular. This production "The Piper and Red riding Hood" was performed by The Mid-Night Players (Janet Low, Fay Jones, Natalie Jones, Fiona Hanrahan, Elizabeth Dale, Mark Jones, Bruce Roberts, Geoff Wallis, Matthew Brooks, Andrew Dark and Tom Rendall) at the replica Victoria Theatre at Sovereign Hill, Ballarat.A5 booklet with black ink printing on white card and paper.VICTORIA THEATRE THE PIPER AND RED RIDING HOOD THE MID-NIGHT PLAYERS ballarat, drama, melodrama, the piper and red riding hood, teh mid-night players, janet low, fay jones, natalie jones, fiona hanrahan, elizabeth dale, mark jones, bruce roberts, geoff wallis, matthew brooks, andrew dark, tom rendall, victorian theatre, sovereign hill

Image (top) of Victoria Theatre Sovereign Hill, with Andrew Dark (2nd from left) and Peter Eyres (2nd from right) The theatre at Soveriegn Hill is a replica of the Victoria Theatre that opened in Ballarat on 16 February 1856 with a season by the legendary Lola Montez. The new theatre claimed to be the largest in the colony outside Melbourne.page 15 black and white typed article with two imagesIRISH ORIGINS - AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE BALLARAT, 5TH/6TH NOVEMBER 1988 by Des Reganandrew dark, victoria theatre, sovereign hull, ballarat, gold, mining

1/2 page newspaper clipping with photograph of Dark holding a playing cardSpotlight on Local Talent AT A GLANCE What: Made in Ballarat concert When: Sunday, June 24, at 2pm Where; HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE, 17 LYDIARD STREET SOUTH Tickets: Adult $37.50, concession $30 Details: Call 5333 5888 or visit www.hermaj.com.au Caption under photo: SOPRANO: Ballarat alumni Jacqueline Dark in Opera Australia's production of Arabella. Picture Jeff Busby