k–12 education

EDUCATIONK–12

THEATRES 2022

If anything has become clear to us in the past couple of years, it’s that nothing beats the magic of live theatre. At Riverside, we’re delighted to be re-opening our doors once again with a program of live, in person events for your students as they ditch the screens and re-experience the world in 3D.

As always, our experiences are high quality, curriculum relevant and come from the very best professional artists, theatre companies and practitioners in the country. We strive to help you give your students the best learning outcomes. Whether it’s seeing a beloved book come to life on stage, broadening their knowledge of the communities and societies they live in, interrogating a social issue or experiencing a skill directly from the experts, our program seeks to inspire creativity, empathy, and deep thinking in your students.

You can download full curriculum links and any additional resources from our website to help you solidify the learning in the classroom. Our staff are here to help, so if there is anything we can do to make your experience the best it can be, don’t hesitate to contact us. We are always delighted to hear from you.

All of us at Riverside are very much looking forward to seeing you at the theatre in 2022!

A MESSAGE FROM THE PROGRAM COORDINATOR

WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE DARUG PEOPLE, THE TRADITIONAL CUSTODIANS AND STORYTELLERS OF THE

LAND WHERE RIVERSIDE IS NOW SITUATED. WE PAY OUR RESPECTS TO ELDERS PAST AND PRESENT AND

WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE CULTURE AND HISTORY OF THE ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PEOPLE.

AMY MATTHEWSProgram Coordinator – Education, Youth and Families

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Riverside Theatres is committed to providing access to our educational arts experiences for all students and teachers. This includes students and teachers with disability and specific needs.

RIVERVSIDE THEATRES’ ACCESS POINTSAccess points are indicators that let you know aspects of a production that may provide groups with a higher level of engagement related to their needs. There are 5 access points. These are marked on each production page.

Language: None No text or dialogue is used in this performance.

Language: Easy The text or dialogue used in this production is limited or simple.

Music: This production has a strong music focus.

Visual Cues: This production has strong visual cues giving students a different reference point for comprehension of the narrative or subject matter.

Interactive Performance: High levels of audience interaction creating a less formal environment and requiring less ‘passive’ attention by audience members.

SPECIFIC ACCESSWe believe it is important to ensure all students have the opportunity to participate and enjoy going to the theatre. Specific accessible performances include Auslan Interpreted, Audio Described and Relaxed Performances. However, if you have a group requiring any of our access options for an event other than the ones we have on offer please let us know and we will endeavour to accommodate your request.

WHEELCHAIR AND LEVEL ACCESS Riverside offers level access and space for wheelchairs in all venues. Please let us know if you need level access or a wheelchair space at the time of your booking.

HEARING SYSTEM Riverside has state-of-the-art hearing systems in all three theatres to assist patrons who are hearing impaired. Patrons can choose from a single ear earpiece, a neck loop attached to their own hearing aid or their own headphones, to amplify the sound from the stage. This system is adaptable for people with all types of hearing loss. Please indicate on your booking form if your group requires access to the headsets.

AUDIO DESCRIPTION Select performances are audio described for the benefit of patrons with low or no vision. Actions, expressions, gestures, sequences, costumes and scenery are described by professional describers. Blind and/or vision impaired patrons will hear the description through headsets.

This service is provided based on demand. If you require it for your group, please indicate this on your booking form. Due to the preparation involved, a minimum of 8 weeks’ notice is required.

TOUCH TOURS Held prior to a performance, these tours are arranged specifically for students or teachers who are blind or vision impaired. They give students and teachers an opportunity to tour the set, props and costumes up close and in context. Tours are by prior arrangement and are particularly relevant for productions being audio described.

AUSLAN INTERPRETATION Some productions are selected to be interpreted using Australian Sign Language (Auslan). This provides an opportunity for students or teachers who are Deaf to access the theatre show. The aural cues that are essential to the storytelling and the theatrical experience are translated into sign language. Auslan interpreters are discreetly positioned for comfortable viewing by Deaf audiences.

This service is provided based on demand. If you require it for your group, please indicate this on your booking form. Due to the preparation involved, a minimum of 8 weeks notice is required.

RELAXED PERFORMANCES Select performances throughout the year are provided as relaxed performances. These are sensory friendly performances where the perceived ‘rules’ of theatre are modified to allow patrons with Autism and other specific needs to enjoy the performance in a welcoming environment.

Modifications will differ depending on the show, but can include:

• The house lights being dimmed, but not turned all the way down;

• The understanding that patrons may come and go from the theatre as needed;

• Elements of the show that might include loud noises or sudden bright lights being toned down or removed.

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SOCIAL STORIES, MEET & GREETS AND SPECIAL SEATING REQUESTSSocial stories specific to relaxed performances are available to download from the appropriate show pages on our website. Upon request, we may be able to provide services other than those listed, to help make your groups visit more comfortable. These could include arranging a meet your seat or meet and greet with the cast, to allow your group time to become familiar with their surroundings. With notification, arrangements can be made for you to be seated early or near to an exit as an additional support measure.

Download a copy of our social stories for our venues from our website.

Please add your access requirements or requests when completing your online booking form or contact our Education Booking Coordinator for further information.

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TERM 2 SHOW NAME YEARS EVENT TYPE PAGE28 – 30 April Edward the Emu Years K – 4 Theatre 16

29 – 30 April Stardust and the Mission Years 9 – 12 Music & Theatre 17

6 May Dance Bites – Double Beat Years 9 – 12 Dance & Workshop 18

10 – 11 May Robot Song Years 5 – 8 Musical Theatre 19

11 – 12 May Chasing Smoke Years 7 – 12 Physical Theatre 20

20 May Become the One Years 10 – 12 Theatre 21

25 May – 4 June Macbeth Years 7 – 12 Theatre 22

31 May Summer of the 17th Doll Symposium Years 7 – 12 Workshop 23

2 June The Crucible Symposium Years 7 – 12 Workshop 24

1 – 2 June Playback Theatre Years 8 – 12 Theatre & Workshop 25

5 – 9, 25 June Sharp Short Theatre Years 3 – 12 Competition 26

21 – 24 June Othello Years 7 – 11 Theatre 27

28 – 29 June Thai-Riffic! Years 3 – 8 Theatre 28

TERM 1 SHOW NAME YEARS EVENT TYPE PAGE11 February MAMMA MIA! Years 7 – 12 Musical Theatre 9

9 – 10 March The 13 Storey Treehouse Years 3 – 6 Theatre 10

18 March Dance Bites – Radical Transparency Years 8 – 12 Dance & Workshop 11

30 March – 1 April Alphabetical Sydney Years K – 4 Musical Theatre 12

4 April Guess How Much I Love You Years K – 2 Theatre 13

5 – 6 April Choreographic Workshops Years 9–12 Dance & Workshop 14

TERM 3 SHOW NAME YEARS EVENT TYPE PAGE1 August Sandy Evans Indian Project Years 7 – 12 Music 30

4 – 6 August There’s a Sea in my Bedroom Years K – 2 Music & Theatre 31

31 August – 1 Sept Jane Eyre Years 9 – 12 Theatre 32

UPSTAGE CLUB 41BACKSTAGE TOURS 42

TERM 4 SHOW NAME YEARS EVENT TYPE PAGE12 – 13 October Erth’s Prehistoric World Years K – 6 Theatre 34

14 October Dance Bites – Cosmos – Bat Lake Years 9 – 12 Dance & Workshop 35

20 – 21 October The Alphabet of Awesome Science Years K – 6 Theatre 36

20 October Suzuki Method of Actor Training Years 10 – 12 Workshop 37

1 November Cool for School – Caribé Years 7 – 12 Music 38

18 November Body and Environment Years 7 – 12 Dance & Workshop 39

15 – 19 November Sharp Short Dance Years 7 – 12 Competition 40

CONTENTS

TICKET SUBSIDY PROGRAMRiverside Theatres has a limited amount of funding available to subsidise schools from low socio-economic communities. To request further information about subsidies and an application please contact [email protected]

HOW TO BOOKBOOK EARLY!We do our best to accommodate everyone but shows fill fast. Additional performances are not always possible.

1. THE BOOKING FORM – DOWNLOAD IT OR COMPLETE IT ONLINEAll bookings require a completed Booking Form. Visit the show page on www.riversideparramatta.com.au to complete the online booking form. Risk assessments and education support materials (where provided) are available online.

2. RIVERSIDE WILL CONFIRM YOUR BOOKINGRiverside will confirm your booking and invoice the school for a non-refundable 25% deposit. Teachers receive complimentary seating on a 20:1 ratio (unless otherwise stipulated). Once you have paid your deposit, your booking is secure and your numbers can be amended (dependant on availability), up until full payment has been received.

3. FINAL REMINDER OF NUMBERS We will send you a reminder five weeks out of the performance to allow you to change numbers if needed. (Dependent on availability).

4. FINAL PAYMENTFull payment is required 4 weeks prior to the performance date.

If we do not receive payment OR proof of your Department of Education purchase order we have the right to cancel your booking and your deposit will be forfeited.

There are no refunds or decrease in numbers once final payment has been received.

An increase of numbers is possible after the final payment day but is subject to availability.

Please note, all school bookings made within 4 school weeks of a performance date must be paid in full within 1 week of confirmation and are final. There are no refunds or changes to numbers or dates on these bookings. All bookings will incur a $4.60 (after 1 July 2022 $4.95) booking fee as stipulated on the booking form.

5. FINAL INFORMATION SENT TO SCHOOLSPrior to your visit, we will send you detailed information via email to ensure you have a hassle-free excursion. This will include updating you on any possible changes to running times or more detailed information as it emerges from the rehearsal process.

6. ATTEND AND ENJOY!If you have concerns about meeting the terms and conditions, please email [email protected] or call 02 8839 3308.

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Licensed exclusively by Music Theatre International (Australasia).

All performance materials supplied by Hal Leonard Australia

MORE INFO & BOOKINGS

PACKEMIN PRODUCTIONS AND RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS A PACKEMIN PRODUCTION

MAMMA MIA!MUSIC AND LYRICS BY BENNY ANDERSSON AND BJORN ULVAEUS SOME SONGS WITH STIG ANDERSON BOOK BY CATHERINE JOHNSON ORIGINALLY CONCEIVED BY JUDY CRAYMER

Packemin Productions is bringing back the party to Riverside Theatres with their hit production of MAMMA MIA!

Featuring hit after hit from the incredible songs of ABBA including Dancing Queen, Voulez Vous, S.O.S, Take a Chance On Me and The Winner Takes It All, MAMMA MIA! tells the hilarious and heart-warming story of a young woman’s search for her birth father. On the eve of her wedding, a daughter’s quest to discover the identity of her father brings three men from her mother’s past back to the island they last visited 20 years ago.

FYI this production contains smoke haze and strobe lighting.

ACCESS POINTS

DATES & TIMESFriday 11 February at 11am

DURATION2 hours 30 minutes (Including 20 minute interval plus 20 minute Q&A)

PRICE$25 per student/teacher

CURRICULUM LINKS Drama, Music, VET EntertainmentFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

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YEARS K – 6


FORM DANCE PROJECTS AND RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT DANCE BITES 2022

RADICAL TRANSPARENCY WE ARE HERE COMPANY DIRECTED BY EMMA SAUNDERS

RADICAL TRANSPARENCY is a new rollicking work by the WE ARE HERE Company exploring the intersection between honesty and artifice, wild and tame, light and dark, raw and manufactvured, and how on earth in this day and age we are going to present new dance work that is sustainable, wild, buoyant and afloat while it feels like everything is sinking.

LEARN THE REPERTOIRE – SEE THE SHOW This 1-hour workshop will reflect the working style of how the company works in the studio including warm ups, reworked Year-8 drama games turned into tricky dancing scores, improvisational and choreographic tasks that help develop and broaden dancing processes, followed by a series of performative tasks.

DATES & TIMESWORKSHOPFriday 18 March at 10.30amSHOW AND Q&AFriday 18 March at 12.30pm

DURATIONShow: 50-60 minutes (plus 20 mins Q&A)Workshop: 60 mins (no break)

PRICE$23 per student for show and Q&A $29 show and workshop package per student

CURRICULUM LINKS DanceFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education


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CDP KIDS PRESENTS

THE 13-STOREY TREEHOUSEA PLAY BY RICHARD TULLOCH ADAPTED FROM THE MULTI-AWARD WINNING BOOK BY ANDY GRIFFITHS AND TERRY DENTON

Would you please welcome to the stage… Andy and Terry!

Yes that’s right. Today’s the day Andy and Terry are going to bring their stories to life in their first EVER play – except they forgot to write it!

Where will they find flying cats, a mermaid, a sea monster, an invasion of monkeys, and a giant gorilla?

Following sold out seasons across the country, the one and only, super-famous, ultra-brilliant, runaway success The 13-Storey Treehouse returns to the stage.

FYI this production contains smoke haze.

ACCESS POINTS

DATES & TIMESWednesday 9 March at 10.15amWednesday 9 March at 12.30pm Thursday 10 March at 10.15am

DURATION60 minutes


CURRICULUM LINKS English, DramaFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

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CDP KIDS PRESENTS

GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOUThis playful story of love and nature unfolds on stage in a show that’s fun, with beautiful puppetry, music and laughter to educate first-time theatre-goers. Based on the classic picture book by Sam McBratney, experience the magic of seeing these beloved characters live on stage.

ACCESS POINTS

DATES & TIMESMonday 4 April at 12.00pm

DURATION55 minutes (No interval)


CURRICULUM LINKS English, Drama, Music, Science and Technology Full links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education


RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS CRITICAL STAGES TOURING

ALPHABETICAL SYDNEY: ALL ABOARD!BOOK & LYRICS BY HILARY BELL MUSIC BY GRETA GERTLER GOLD CREATED BY ANTONIA PESENTI AND HILARY BELL

Inspired by Hilary Bell and Antonia Pesenti’s best-selling picture book, this immersive musical will take audiences of all ages on a journey around the world’s most famous harbour city.

Our guides, the chaotic Ibis and order-loving Nanna take us on a whirlwind adventure. Climb aboard the tour bus to discover their Sydney, one letter at a time.

Combining puppetry, theatre, songs and creative play with irresistible music by Greta Gertler Gold, Alphabetical Sydney: All Aboard! is a celebration of all that makes this city unique.

Join us for the World Premiere of this exciting new work!

ACCESS POINTS

DATES & TIMESWednesday 30 March at 12.30pmThursday 31 March at 10.15am & 12.30pmFriday 1 April at 11am



CURRICULUM LINKS English, Drama, Music, GeographyFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

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Guess How Much I Love You™and © Sam McBratney and Anita Jeram 2021. Licensed by Walker Books Ltd. Guess How Much I Love You is a registered trademark of Walker Books Ltd, London UK.

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FORM DANCE PROJECTS AND SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY PRESENT

CHOREOGRAPHIC WORKSHOPSFORM Dance Projects is excited to continue its partnership with Sydney Dance Company for this must-do choreographic workshop for HSC students.

This popular program provides dance students with the unique opportunity to develop their choreographic skills under the guidance of outstanding industry professionals.

Mentored by Sydney Dance Company Teaching Artists, the practical workshop shares choreographic tools and techniques used by the Company’s Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela’s creative process.

DATES AND TIMESTuesday 5 April at 10amWednesday 6 April at 10am

DURATION4 hours (including lunch break)

PRICE$33 per student


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RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS A MONKEY BAA THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION

EDWARD THE EMUBASED ON THE PICTURE BOOKS BY SHEENA KNOWLES AND ROD CLEMENT WRITTEN FOR THE STAGE & DIRECTED BY EVA DI CESARE

The award-winning creative team from Monkey Baa Theatre Company are back with a brand-new take on another much-loved tale, Edward the Emu. More than an adaptation, this is a unique imagining of two beloved picture books, Edward the Emu and Edwina the Emu, combining the plights of both emus in one heartfelt, clever and funny new tale.

With exceptional, world-class puppet creation from Bryony Anderson and Alice Osborne’s puppetry direction, an original score from composer/sound designer Nate Edmondson, set and costume design by Isabel Hudson (Best Stage Design of An Independent Production, 2020 Sydney Theatre Award), lighting design by Matt Cox and inventive storytelling from Di Cesare, the emus’ journey of hijinks and tenderness leads them to discover that the best thing you can be is …. you!

ACCESS POINTS

DATES & TIMESThursday 28 April at 10.15am & 12.30pmFriday 29 April at 10.15am

DURATION50 minutes (No interval plus 10 minute Q&A)




RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS THE SPACE COMPANY

STARDUST + THE MISSION BY JOEL CARNEGIE AND TOM MOLYNEUX

Let your students experience documentary theatre at its best. Be inspired by the stories of two ordinary individuals, whose extraordinary lives are rediscovered by their very own descendants.

STARDUST tells the story of bandleader and trumpet player, Col Brain. Told through the eyes of his grandson – award winning ABC presenter & performer, Joel Carnegie – herein lies the discovery of a time capsule of Australian musical life, in a heart-warming quest to uncover what Col wanted us to know about his life by the things he left behind.

THE MISSION follows the journey of “Fighting Gunditjmara” man, Allan McDonald – one of the first Aboriginal soldiers from Victoria to enlist for war. He fought at Gallipoli and Beersheba, only to be denied a soldier’s settlement on his ultimate return to Australia and forced from his land at the Lake Condah Mission. This captivating and rollicking story, told by his great, great nephew, Gunditjmara man Tom Molyneux, tells the truth of Uncle Allan’s struggle; fighting for Country, for love, and for justice.

FYI Includes adult themes, occasional coarse language, smoke, and scenes depicting war and violence. ‘The Mission’ contains depictions of, and reference to, Aboriginal people who have passed away. It also describes confronting content in relation to the massacre, dispossession, and mistreatment of First Nations Peoples.

DATES & TIMESFriday 29 April at 11am

DURATION2 hours (No interval)


CURRICULUM LINKS Drama, English, Music, History, Society and Culture, Aboriginal Studies Full links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

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YEARS 10 – 12

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YEARS K – 4

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DOUBLE BEAT – SARA BLACKWith an exceptional all female Australian cast and creative team directed by Helpmann Award winner Sara Black, Double Beat explores the aural and physical responses the heart and pulse present in reaction to the tempo of our changing natural world. Written for three women, this contemporary dance trio takes the audience into a deep cocoon of mediation and rhythm.

Workshop Sara Black and her team will introduce students to the process of making Double Beat, an exploration of our constant heartbeat and pulse in a close partnership of sound and movement. The workshop will begin with a high energy contemporary warm up. Students will then have the opportunity to engage in an introduction to Heart Rhythm Meditation practice. This experience will be used to guide an open exploration into improvisation tasks operating from internal and external connections to the rhythm of the pulse and heart.

Digital package including Zoom workshop, livestreamed performance and education pack also available. The project has been supported through a City of Parramatta Creative Economy Grant.

DATES & TIMESWORKSHOPFriday 6 May at 10amSHOW AND Q&AFriday 6 May at 12.30pm(live and livestreamed)

DURATIONShow: 50-60 minutes (plus 20 mins Q&A)Workshop: 60 mins (no break)

PRICE$23 per student for show and Q&A$29 show and workshop package per student


RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS ARENA THEATRE COMPANY

ROBOT SONGBased on a true story, Robot Song illustrates the profound, transformative nature of creativity that when combined with unconditional love, becomes an unstoppable force. For Juniper, it opens doors into places she never knew existed allowing her to be defined on her own terms for the first time.

This deeply personal story shares an honest, intensely funny and often unconventional window into writer/director Jolyon James’ experience parenting a child on the Autism Spectrum.

Full of hope, innovative digital technology, animatronics and a beautiful, original musical score, this poignant and compelling production is for any child who has ever felt isolated or pushed to the margins.

FYI this production contains smoke haze.

ACCESS POINTS

DATES & TIMESTuesday 10 May at 11amWednesday 11 May at 10am Wednesday 11 May at 1pm

DURATION60 minutes (plus 20 minutes for Q&A)


CURRICULUM LINKS Drama, Music, PDHPE, EnglishFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

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YEARS 5 – 8

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YEARS 9 – 12

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MORE INFO & BOOKINGS This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia

Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body. Chasing Smoke was made pos-sible and created through the Circus Oz BLAKflip Program.

RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS CASUS CIRCUS

CHASING SMOKETumbling through life while juggling an existence where Australia’s First Nations culture, tradition and lands are under threat. Chasing Smoke stomp, dance, flip and weave their message showcasing a people not defeated by adversity, but instead, celebrating survival, modern-day Aboriginality and pride. The world’s oldest living civilisation is the life force that empowers the stories within Chasing Smoke told through the lens of Australia’s only all First Nations circus ensemble.

65 000 years of old-time ways told through now-time circus.

FYI this production contains smoke haze and loud noises.

DATES & TIMESWednesday 11 May at 11am & Workshop at 1.30pm Thursday 12 May at 11am

DURATION60 minutes for performance (No interval)120 minutes for workshop

PRICE$23 per student/teacher$40 performance & workshop per student/teacher

CURRICULUM LINKS Dance, Drama, English, Aboriginal StudiesFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education


RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS A LAB KELPIE PRODUCTION

BECOME THE ONEBY ADAM FAWCETT DIRECTED BY LYALL BROOKS COMPOSITION & SOUND DESIGN BY TOM BACKHAUS CAST CHRIS ASIMOS & HENRY STRAND

An award-winning romantic comedy featuring two vibrant, lovable characters at its heart, Become The One explores why a footballer would choose to remain closeted, and why their openly gay partner would choose to accept it.

Weaving a clever tapestry of comedy, drama and romance, the play repositions the typical “closeted sportsman” narrative by asking its audience to consider:

What if it was the partner, not the athlete, that became the driving force behind dismantling the heteronormativity of Australia’s national sport? What might they – and that journey – look like?

Winner of the 2018 Playtime Award for New Writing, this funny, smart and challenging drama explores the true meaning of bravery and what it might take to do the right thing – as a lover, as a high-profile sportsman, as a human being – to become the one.

DATES & TIMESFriday 20 May at 1pm

DURATION75 minutes plus 20 minutes Q&A (No interval)


CURRICULUM LINKS Drama, English, Society and Culture, PDHPEFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

LAB KELPIEAn Australian New Writing Theatre Company.

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YEARS 10 – 12

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SPORT FOR JOVE PRESENTS

MACBETHBY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

“O full of scorpions is my mind dear wife...”

Damien Ryan directs a brand new production of Macbeth for Sport for Jove in 2022 offering new insights into this extraordinary play and a thrillingly good cast – a deeply atmospheric, faithful and exciting introduction to the play for young audiences.

Shakespeare’s most immersive and haunting play tells of the murderous ascent to ‘greatness’ of a husband and wife who believe they can control time and destiny. A loving couple, suffering the loss of a child, are surrounded by the children of others – of the King, Macduff, Banquo. To what extent is their first criminal act an act of love in that terrible void, a sacrifice she makes for him and in return, he for her?

Sport for Jove’s acclaimed Macbeth is an ecstatic vision of what love and ambition can do to people, of ghosts, shadows, and the terrors of the imagination.

Macbeth is a must-see for students of the play, or young people experiencing Shakespeare for the first time.

FYI this production contains coarse language, adult content, smoke haze, strobe lighting and loud noises.

DATES & TIMESWednesday 25 May at 11.30amThursday 26 May at 11.30amFriday 27 May at 11.30am & 7pmSaturday 28 May at 7pmMonday 30 May at 11.30amTuesday 31 May at 10.00amWednesday 1 June at 11.30amThursday 2 June at 10.00amFriday 3 June at 11.30am & 7pmSaturday 4 June at 7pm

DURATION1 hour and 50 minutes plus Q&A (No interval)


CURRICULUM LINKS Drama, EnglishFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education


SPORT FOR JOVE PRESENTS PERFORMANCE SYMPOSIUM SERIES

SUMMER OF THE 17TH DOLL

Language is the fundamental tool in Lawler’s success in this great Australian play, Summer of the Seventeenth Doll – his language is our connection point and Lawler struck an almost revolutionary chord with his sharp, representative and idiosyncratic dialogue, replete with slang and local rhythms, and a daringly heightened and theatrical edge at times. Our Symposium gives students a powerful engagement with the language of this play and what makes it tick.

We dig beneath Lawler’s stripping away of artifice and the romantic idealism we attach to our identity, then and now, to help students recognise that identity is a changing, shifting, complex thing that cannot be pinned down to a relative past or clung to forever. Join us for an exploration of the great questions Lawler still confronts us with.

Sport for Jove’s Symposium gives students a powerful engagement with the language of this play and what makes it tick.

A must-have experience for young people studying the play.


DATES & TIMESTuesday 31 May at 2pm

DURATION2 hours 30 minutes (Brief interval)



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YEARS 7 – 12

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SPORT FOR JOVE PRESENTS PERFORMANCE SYMPOSIUM SERIES

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DURATION2 hours 30 minutes (Brief interval)




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RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS PLAYBACK THEATRE SYDNEY

PLAYBACK THEATRE – PERFORMANCE AND DEVISING WORKSHOP

An interactive devising experience your students will love.

Playback Theatre is renowned for honouring stories and creating improvised theatre that is moving and impactful. Using a fusion of drama, storytelling, movement and live music, the ensemble customise each performance by translating the audience’s life experiences into theatre on the spot and in the moment. The result is surprising, moving and humorous.

The workshop offers students the chance to use Playback Theatre’s unique style to inform their devised works.

Unable to participate in the workshop? There is no need to miss out altogether – come and see Playback Theatre perform live on stage. The performance will act as a valuable example of turning real stories into interactive theatrical experiences for your students.

DATES & TIMESWednesday 1 June at 10am & Workshop at 12pmThursday 2 June at 10am & Workshop at 12pm

DURATIONPerformance 60 minutes (No interval)Workshop 3 hours

PRICE$23 per student/teacher$50 performance & workshop per student/teacher

CURRICULUM LINKS DramaFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

Arthur Miller’s parable of mass hysteria is a portrait of the ordinary evils latent in any society, of mindless, hysterical persecution through ignorance, fear of ‘otherness’ and our capacity to serve ourselves above all others, making it one of the world’s most transcendent and important stories, in any age. Damien Ryan’s intensive and detailed Symposium on The Crucible offers a rich opportunity for students to meet the characters, look beneath the play – its language, characters, form and theatricality.

What does it mean to us now? Come and join the conversation. After all, we can stand back from these puritanical thinkers and feel safe from their ignorant, outdated superstitions and prejudices but Miller’s very successful point is that we just can’t. The belief systems and modes of persecution might change but the ignorance’s and willingness to hurt each other do not.

The play illustrates these things at the personal, familial, judicial and political levels and asks actors to give everything they have to tell it.


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SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 8 – 12

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 7 – 12

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RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS

SHARP SHORT THEATRESCHOOLS’ SHORT PLAY COMPETITION

Sharp Short Theatre is a chance for young writers, directors and performers to showcase their stories on Riverside’s stage and learn from industry mentors.

All entries perform in a heat. The best pieces are invited to perform in the final where students are awarded prizes in categories including best script, best direction, best performance and best overall production. Plays come from all theatrical genres including comedy, documentary, suspense, period, drama and fantasy, giving students a chance to play to their strengths and interests and let their imaginations run wild!

Come and support our budding future stars as they perform live on stage!

Registration closes Friday 29 April

DATES & TIMESHeats5 – 9 June at 7.30pmFinalSaturday 25 June at 7.30pmSee website for full details on registration, requirements and deadlines.

DURATION2.5 hours (approximately, including 20 minute interval)

PRICEEntry fee (per play): $30Heats $16 per student/teacherFinal $22 per student/teacher



“O beware, my lord, of jealousy; It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on…”

Othello, easily Shakespeare’s most relentless and tightly compressed drama, a dark, brooding thriller. A rare chance for students across NSW to see this masterpiece live.

This innovative production combines Sport for Jove’s trademark textual clarity and storytelling with a powerful cast and design – a remote military base in an occupied country where a trusted soldier will work away at the certainty of his commander like an irresistible tide.

Othello is saturated with references to water. Oceanic mystery is the poet’s chief imaginative device and source of metaphor in this study of marriage, love, sex, persuasion and the illusion of loyalty.

Venice, a city resting precariously on its own watery grave, and Cyprus, a frontier surrounded by enemies and a hostile ocean, are the battlefields upon which family, love, community, trust, ambition and jealousy are put under the severest trial.

FYI this production contains coarse language, adult content, smoke haze, strobe lighting and loud noises. Please be aware that William Shakespeare’s Othello features domestic violence, suicide and issues of hate speech and racial vilification that may be triggering.

DATES & TIMESTuesday 21 June at 1pmWednesday 22 June at 11.30amThursday 23 June at 11.30amFriday 24 June at 11.30am & 7pm

DURATION2 hours (No interval)



SPORT FOR JOVE PRESENTS

OTHELLOBY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

COMPETITION THEATRE

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SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 10 – 12

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 3 – 12

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RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS A FRESHWATER ENTERTAINMENT AND MANAGEMENT PRODUCTION

THAI-RIFFIC!BY NATHAN LUFF, ADAPTED FROM OLIVER PHOMMAVANH’S BEST-SELLING NOVEL

When all your friends want Pad Thai and all you want is pizza!

Albert “Lengy” Lengviriyakul is the son of Thai immigrants who own a restaurant called Thai-riffic! in Western Sydney. He is about to start high school and is desperate to transform his image and just eat some pizza. When his teacher sets a group assignment that focuses on another culture, it becomes apparent that Lengy will not be able to get away from his embarrassing family as easily as he would like.

Through a series of events involving bulk toilet paper, a purple curry and a trip to the Thai New Year Songkran Festival, Lengy discovers his Thai background is pretty awesome after all.

This hilarious and heartfelt play about acceptance, family and belonging will have you and your students laughing out loud!

FYI this production contains live cooking (food smells).

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DATES & TIMESTuesday 28 June at 6.30pmWednesday 29 June at 10.15am & 1pm




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YEARS 3 – 8

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RIVERSIDE THEATRES AND SYDNEY IMPROVISED MUSIC ASSOCIATION PRESENT COOL FOR SCHOOL

SANDY EVANS INDIAN PROJECT – WORLD MUSIC AND JAZZ

Give your students the unforgettable taste of an intimate jazz club environment with music that is made in the moment.

Join internationally renowned ARIA Award-winning saxophonist, composer and music researcher, Dr. Sandy Evans on a cross-cultural journey through music. The intoxicating combination of soulful melodies, spontaneous improvisations, stunning percussion solos and hypnotic grooves will transport you and your students to a world where Indian music intersects with jazz in a fusion of cultural styles.

Together with world music master Bobby Singh, Sandy and the ensemble will also demonstrate how Carnatic (South Indian Classical) music can help musicians explore rhythm in this comprehensive concert and workshop.

DATES & TIMESMonday 1 August at 11am

DURATION3 hours including show, Q&A, workshop and lunch break


CURRICULUM LINKS MusicFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

THEATREMUSIC


RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS AN AUSTRALIAN CHAMBER ORCHESTRA PRODUCTION

THERE’S A SEA IN MY BEDROOMBASED ON THE BOOK BY MARGARET WILD, ILLUSTRATED BY JANE TANNER ADAPTED FOR THE STAGE BY TIM MCGARRY WITH ORIGINAL MUSIC BY PAUL STANHOPE

David is frightened of the sea. He does not like it at all, not one bit.

But one day he finds a conch shell at the beach and takes it home – and he hears the sea trapped inside. ‘Come out, sea, come out,’ he says softly. ‘I won’t hurt you.’

Based on the beloved children’s book by award-winning author Margaret Wild, There’s a Sea in my Bedroom is an immersive and theatrical introduction to live classical music, capturing the magic of a child’s fantasy world.

Returning to the stage following a sell-out Sydney Opera House premiere season in 2019, this exquisite performance weaves together captivating storytelling with a specially commissioned score from Australian composer Paul Stanhope, performed live by a string quintet of ACO musicians.

Riverside Theatres and the Australian Chamber Orchestra are proud to present this beautifully reimagined story that promises to bring moments of joy, sadness, fear, magic, and laughter.

ACCESS POINTS

DATES & TIMESThursday 4 August at 10.30am & 12pmFriday 5 August at 10.30am & 12pm

DURATION30 minutes (plus 15 minute Q&A)


CURRICULUM LINKS Music, English, DramaFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

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SUITABLE FOR

YEARS P – 2

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 7 – 12

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RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS

JANE EYREBY CHARLOTTE BRONTE ADAPTED AND CREATED BY SHAKE & STIR

Witness one of the most iconic pieces of English literature retold in a faithful yet fiercely original new stage adaptation from the nationally-renowned shake & stir theatre co.

This stunning new production, featuring original music, written by multi ARIA Award winner Sarah McLeod, will set a fire blazing in your soul.

“shake & stir’s JANE EYRE is a blazing success. It will make you think, it will make you feel and it will give you hope.” – Broadway World

FYI this production contains adult content, simulated violence, smoke haze, strobe lighting and loud noises.

DATES & TIMESWednesday 31 August at 11amThursday 1 September at 11am

DURATION150 minutes (including interval)


CURRICULUM LINKS English, Drama, VET EntertainmentFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

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This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 10 – 12

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COSMOS – BAT LAKEA DOUBLE-BILL BY CALLUM MOONEY AND ELIZA COOPER

COSMOS by Callum Mooney is an exploration of the three levels of consciousness of a human brain, creating a vivid dreamscape of energy.

BAT LAKE by Eliza Cooper is a dance work celebrating the dark, theatrical world of bats.

The workshop will be led by Callum Mooney and Eliza Cooper. It will begin with a stretch and warm up facilitated by the two artists, followed by learning repertoire from both works. Students can expect to learn and explore animalistic movements and phrases that involve basic floor work used in BAT LAKE as well as a blend of movement styles, isolations, and visual imagery used in COSMOS.

DATES AND TIMESWorkshopFriday 14 October at 10amPerformanceFriday 14 October at 12pm

DURATION90mins (including 20 mins interval plus 20 minute Q&A)

PRICE$23 per student for show and Q&A$29 show and workshop packageper student



RIVERSIDE THEATRES AND ERTH VISUAL & PHYSICAL INC. PRESENT

ERTH’S PREHISTORIC WORLDBringing ancient creatures from land and sea together in one show, Erth’s Prehistoric World is the perfect combination of theatrical magic and charm. It takes the audience to the bottom of the ocean to discover ancient bio-luminescent creatures and incredible marine reptiles, and then back to dry land to witness some of the most amazing dinosaurs to have ever walked this Earth...

Dinosaurs are a gateway to learning, inspiring young minds to consider an array of subjects from science to literature, geology to bio engineering, and natural history to mathematics. Dinosaurs have become a curious link between child and parent, grandparent, guardian and educator. The learning opportunities are immense.

Experience the creatures of your imagination coming to life on stage in this enthralling new show!

FYI this production contains fog/smoke effects, loud noise, dinosaurs

ACCESS POINTS

DATES & TIMESWednesday 12 October at 10.15am & 12.30pmThursday 13 October at 10.15am & 12.30pm

DURATION60 minutes (no interval)


CURRICULUM LINKS Science and Technology, Drama, EnglishFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

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This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through t he Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.

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SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 9 – 12

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS K – 6

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RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS NINEFOLD

SUZUKI METHOD OF ACTOR TRAINING WORKSHOP

Explore a highly physical approach to acting and stage presence through the rigour and discipline of the Suzuki Method of Actor Training in a workshop led by Shy Magsalin, director of Sydney based theatre company Ninefold and member of the International Suzuki Company of Toga.

Developed by renowned theatre director Tadashi Suzuki, the Suzuki Method of Actor Training serves to strengthen an actor’s physical and vocal sensibilities, developing a highly articulate body capable of expressing and communicating with power and precision. It comprises of six basic physical exercises to train the actor and address problems that arise in performance.

Bring your students to the schools workshop or attend our Adult Artists/ Teacher workshop yourself for some professional learning.

DATES & TIMESThursday 20 October at 11am (Schools)Thursday 20 October at 6:30pm (Adults – Teachers/Artists)

DURATION2 hours

PRICESchools Workshop at 11am – $32 per student (supervising teachers free)Workshop at 6.30pm – Adults – Teachers/Artists – $42



RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS THAT SCIENCE GANG

THE ALPHABET OF AWESOME SCIENCE

Join professors Lexi Con and Noel Edge (the Word Nerd and the Science Freak) for a thrilling voyage through the alphabet – where great big chewy sesquipedalian words inspire mind-blowing scientific surprises.

Professor Lexi Con has curated a curious collection of her favourite words (one for every letter of the alphabet) with each word providing Professor Noel Edge with an inspirational jumping off point for 26 quirky scientific demonstrations – that squish and squirt, float and fly, erupt and explode.

Together, this dad-joke quipping, prank-pulling pair of polished professors strut their stuff in a performance that’s equal parts explosive, messy, spectacular, hilarious, fascinating and gross.

Plus, did we mention, this is a race? The plucky pair of professors have just 52 minutes to complete their alphabetical, scientifical countdown. That’s just 2 minutes per experiment!

Will they make it in time...?

FYI this production contains smoke haze, strobe lighting, loud noises and fire effects.

ACCESS POINTS

DATES & TIMESThursday 20 October at 10.15am & 12.30pmFriday 21 October at 10.15am & 12.30pm

DURATION60 minutes


CURRICULUM LINKS Science and Technology, Drama, EnglishFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

WORKSHOPTHEATRE

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SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 9 – 12

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 3 – 6

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RIVERSIDE THEATRES AND SYDNEY IMPROVISED MUSIC ASSOCIATION PRESENT COOL FOR SCHOOL FEATURING CUBAN JAZZ AND DANCE PROJECT

CARIBÉ – WORLD MUSIC AND JAZZ

This is an opportunity for your students to experience the colourful and dynamic music and dance of Cuba. Our engaging and interactive Cool for School concerts and workshop series aims to motivate and inspire students during their studies and practice.

Caribé welcomes you to participate in a deep dive into Cuban Jazz in Australia. Riverside will become rhythm central with Caribé’s blend of powerful Latin American and Caribbean percussion, stunning improvisation and jazz harmony. Their music accompanies social and spiritual aspects of Cuban culture and celebrates the diversity of original Australian Latin Jazz. Gai Bryant’s compositions allows percussionists Steve Marin and Juan Carlos Allende to shine alongside pianist Daniel Pliner and bassist Cesar Marin. Together they push trumpeter Lee McIver, saxophonists Gai Bryant and Julian Gough, trombonist Nick Barnard and dancer Adrian Medina to express the raw energy and passion of Latin Jazz.

DATES & TIMESTuesday 1 November at 11am

DURATION3 hours including show, Q&A, workshop and lunch break


CURRICULUM LINKS MusicFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education

FORM DANCE PROJECTS AND RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT

BODY AND ENVIRONMENTFLING PHYSICAL THEATRE

Set within a unique transforming set installation, Body and Environment features the FLING company, made up of 11 young performers from the Bega Valley aged 14-18.

A suspended web of 64 interconnected shirts is manipulated by the performers to create a series of spaces; from architectural structures to natural environments, public and private spaces, to the subconscious internal landscapes of the mind. Following the cancelled 2020 touring of the work due to COVID, the work has been developed into a film version.

The workshop offers a unique opportunity for students to play with ideas around dance, interactivity and design guided by artists dedicated to promote healthy attitudes to physical activity, body image and self-belief.

2018 Australian Dance Awards winner for Outstanding Achievement in Youth Dance.

DATES & TIMESWorkshopFriday 18 November at 10.30amPerformanceFriday 18 November at 12.30pm

DURATIONFilm: 60 mins (plus 20 mins Q&A)Workshop: 60 mins (no break)

PRICE$18 Film and Workshop Package per student and additional teachers (free for supervising teacher)$12 Film per student and additional teachers (free for supervising teacher)

CURRICULUM LINKS Dance, Drama, Visual Arts, English, PDHPEFull links are available at riversideparramatta.com.au/education



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SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 7 – 12

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 7 – 12

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UPSTAGE CLUBRiverside’s invaluable participatory program for young people aged 15 – 22 years in Years 11 – 12 or at a Tertiary training institution returns in 2022.

Upstage Club offers successful applicants access to a number of performances, in conjunction with some exclusive workshops led by professional theatre makers, throughout the year.

Participants become a tight-knit community of young performance lovers, whilst extending their understanding of theatre making and appreciation in a supportive, collaborative and invigorating environment.

Participants will be selected based on their applications and will be required to pay the membership fee prior to the first event. Riverside will select a maximum of 30 young people to be part of our 2022 Upstage Club.

See our website to register riversideparramatta.com.au/education/upstageclub


FORM DANCE PROJECTS AND RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT

SHARP SHORT DANCESharp Short Dance unearths the finest young dancers from Sydney and beyond.

The festival provides a rare opportunity for aspiring choreographers and dancers to display their talents in a supportive environment.

Sharp Short Dance LIVE Over the season more than fifty dance works will be created and performed by young dancers and choreographers 21 years and under.

Entries can be up to 5 minutes in length. Entrants perform in a heat and a panel of industry professionals invite the best works to perform in the final. Winning performances are eligible for awards such as Most Innovative Choreography, Most Outstanding Male and Female Dancer and the Audience Choice Award. Finalists are also eligible for valuable industry secondment opportunities with leading dance companies.

Sharp Short Dance film Sharp Short Dance festival expands with exciting dance film content and digital media.

The festival features dance films created by young dancers and choreographers 21 years and under. All works are presented on FORM’s website where audiences are invited to participate in voting for their favourite work.

Films can be up to 5 minutes in length. Winning films are eligible for the Best Film Award and Audience Choice Award presented at the livestreamed final.

Registrations for Sharp Short Dance open 18 July and close 20 October.

DATES & TIMESHeats Tuesday 15 – Thursday 17 November at 7.30pm Final Saturday 19 November at 7.30pm

DURATION60-90 minutes

PRICE$20 per work entryHeatsAdult $18 Concession/student $12FinalAll Tickets $25


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SUITABLE FOR

YEARS 7 – 12

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Share the magic of theatre with your students by booking a Backstage Tour as an add-on to your show or workshop. Tours of Riverside increase understanding of how a professional theatre works. Backstage tours visit areas not usually seen by the public and can be adapted to suit the learning needs of students and special interest groups. All tours must be booked in advance. Please note: Tours may be restricted depending on the productions we have running on the day.

Price with show $5 per student. Without show $10 per student (Service fee of $50). Maximum capacity 25 students, plus teachers.

How to book? Simply add it to your booking form.

BACKSTAGE TOURS

RIVERSIDE THEATRES WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE RIVERSIDE EDUCATORS PANEL Nicole Ball Parramatta Public School

Sharon Bower Independent Education Consultant

Anna Evans Liverpool Hospital School

Danielle Evans Blue Mountains Grammar School

Carolyn Gandouin Bradfield Senior College

Letitia McCubbin Cumberland High School

Michael Mitchell Granville South CAPA High School

Angela Morosin Barker College

Rachel North University of Sydney

Anthony Quelch Marsden High School

Dane Ropa Narrabeen Sports High School

Catherine Simpson Independent Education Consultant

Henrietta Stathopoulos CEO Sydney - CaSPA

Lucas Widdison Cambridge Park High School

Aaron Wormald Jamison High School

As of October 2021

THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS

RIVERSIDE ADVISORY BOARDRhonda Hawkins AM (Chair) Vyvienne Abla Cr Donna Davis Cr Bob Dwyer Jon Greig Cr Andrew Jefferies Luke Mackey Alan Manly Keiasha Naidoo Vaughn Roles Carl Sciberras Dr. Jim Taggart OAM (Deputy Chair)

LEADERSHIP TEAMDirector – Craig McMaster Operations Manager – Mike Brew Executive Producer, National Theatre of Parramatta – Joanne Kee Marketing & Communications Team Leader (Acting) – Samantha Attard Program Manager – Catherine Swallow

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Details in this brochure are correct at time of printing.

Riverside reserves the right to add, withdraw and substitute artists and vary the programme and prices should the necessity arise. Please note that some performances may contain smoke, strobe lighting, loud noise, coarse language and nudity. Where known we will indicate this in our website and in the theatre foyer at the time of the performance.

Curriculum links are a guide only as to what outcomes and content our events might link to. They are not exhaustive and are not intended to imply that the outcomes can be fully satisfied by attending one of our events. They are to be used at the teacher’s discretion.

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EDUCATION TEAMProgram Coordinator (Education, Youth and Families) – Amy Matthews Education Booking Officer – Abby Wardleworth

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