‘The Father’ // Moreton Bay Theatre Company
‘The Father’ was unforgettable. There is a common thread woven throughout the contemporary plays that have emerged from France in the twenty-first century. Upon stages…
‘The Father’ was unforgettable. There is a common thread woven throughout the contemporary plays that have emerged from France in the twenty-first century. Upon stages…
Respected arts administrator, educator and performer, Bradley Chatfield, has joined the Expressions Dance Company (EDC) board. With more than 30 years as a dancer, maker…
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