| Lunch Hour Plays: Afraid to Fight |
Georges Courteline |
June 28-July 27 1960 |
Ronald Morse, Max Meldrum, Beth Nicol |
| Flyer Budget Statement |
Q Theatre Group Pty Ltd |
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Response to increasing theatre program costs |
| Flyer Subscription Offer |
Q Theatre Group Pty Ltd |
1973 |
Two copies |
| Part of John Mortimer's Introduction to Five Short Plays |
John Mortimer |
24/11/1969 |
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| Subscription Offer |
Q Theatre Group Committee |
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| Alas! Poor Fred |
James Saunders |
1970 |
Martin Redpath, Judith Fisher |
| The American Dream |
Edward Albee |
1973 |
Doreen Warburton, Barry Lovett, Robyn Nevin, Rilla Scott, Michael Kent. Includes newspaper reviews. 2 copies |
| Augustus Does His Bit |
Bernard Shaw |
1968 |
Don Philps, Colin, Tilley, Lynne Murphy |
| Bachelor Girls (or Ludlow Fair) |
Lanford Wilson |
1966 |
Amber Mae Cecil, Janice Copland. Includes promotional flyer |
| Balance of Payments (flyer) |
Robert Lord |
25/04/1975 |
Maggie Dence, robert Alexander, Iain Lang,Peter Rowley. |
| Balance of Payments |
Robert Lord |
25/04/1975 |
Maggie Dence, robert Alexander, Iain Lang,Peter Rowley. |
| The Cornet Lesson |
Roy Kendall |
15 September 1974 |
Rosemary Butcher, John Stone. Includes ticket butt $1.40 |
| Doreen |
Alun Owen |
22/8/1975 |
Paul Mason, Gerard Maguire, Carol Passmore. Includes newspaper review |
| The Interview |
Peter Swet |
24th March |
Alan Tobin, Anthony Wheeler |
| The Bear |
Anton Chekhov |
1973 |
Pat Bishop, Kevin Howard, Mark Kelly |
| Bermondsey |
John Mortimer |
1974 |
Jennifer Claire, Stanley Walsh, Raymond Dupare, Donna Akersten |
| Bird Bath |
Leonard Melfi |
15th July 1969 |
Max Phipps, Leila Blake. Includes newspaper review |
| The Carer |
Alan Hopgood |
2001 |
Charles 'Bud' Tingwell ; Shaun Gurton ; Sean McKinty |
| The Chocolate Frog |
Jim McNeil |
13 July 1970 |
Martin Harris, John Clayton, Gerard Bonk |
| The Collection |
Harold Pinter |
6/05/1970 |
John Morris, John Keightley, John Fitzgerald, Anne Haddy - handwritten cross against her name (replaced Judith Fisher at short notice) |
| The Collection |
Harold Pinter |
1967 |
Don Pascoe, Robert McDarra, Anne Haddy and Janice Copeland sharing the role of Stella |
| The Collection |
Harold Pinter |
1967 |
John Morris, John Keightley, Judith Fisher, John Fitzgerald |
| The Contract Burial |
Marjorie Radulovic |
1970 |
Owen Weingott (in pen - change of cast from Peter Williams), Louis Wishart |
| The Contract Burial |
Marjorie Radulovic |
1970 |
Peter Williams, Louis Wishart (Handwritten Owen Weingott in cast notes) |
| Convict Cakewalk or Captain Phillip's Concert Party |
Michael Cove |
16 October - 9 November 1973 |
Sheila Bradley,Ralph Cotterill, Bunny Gibson, Barry Lovett, David Whitford, Michael Caulfield, Angus Maclean |
| Cox and Box |
Arthur Sullivan and F.C Burnand |
1971 |
Marlene Dale at the Piano, Sheila Kennelly, Norman Hodges, Doug Kingsman |
| A Dead Liberty |
Alan Gosling |
1972 |
June Salter, Gordon Glenwright, Tony Ingersent, Denny Lawrence |
| Dear Janet Rosenberg, Dear Mr Kooning |
Stanley Eveling |
13 June 1972 |
Vivienne Garrett, John Fassen |
| The Dock Brief |
John Mortimer |
1972 |
John Meillon, Ben Gabriel |
| The Dock Brief |
John Mortimer |
3 March 1964 |
Walter Sullivan, John Armstrong |
| Duckling |
Michael Cove |
12 June-6 July 1973 |
Elisabeth Crosby, John Paramor |
| The Dumb Waiter |
Harold Pinter |
1968 |
Martin Harris, Edward Hodgeman |
| Epiphany |
John Lewis Carlino |
25 September 1967 |
Barry Donnelly and Wendy Donnelly of Coronet Playhouse Albury; includes typewritten insert |
| Fair Go! |
Leila Blake |
3 - 28 June 1974 |
Kevin Howard, Rosalie Howard, Vince Martin, Peter Bensley |
| Family Lore |
Michael Cove |
13 September-2 October 1976 |
Doreen Warburton, John Faasen, Lyndon Harris, Angela Punch |
| Gallows Humour |
Jack Richardson |
1968 |
Don Crosby, June Thody, Tony Bazell |
| The Gents |
Harry Martin |
19 April-24 May 1966 |
Ben Gabriel, Don Pascoe, Doreen Warburton |
| Good Day |
Emanuel Peluso |
1973 |
John Benton, Gordon Rayner, Jennifer West |
| The Governor's Lady |
David Mercer |
1970 |
Betty Lucas, Ronald Falk, Valerie Newstead |
| Hank's Night |
A sea-blue comedy by Paul Ableman |
8 May 1971 |
Judith Fisher, Anthony Wager, Jane Harders, Shane Porteous |
| Don Harvie - A One Man Revue |
By special arrangement with Frank Strain's Sesame Restaurant |
1967 |
Revue with Don Harvie |
| The Pageant Theatre in here we go round the prickly pear |
Group devised - used modern poetry |
1972 |
Shirley-Anne Kear, Ken Lawrence, Michael Caulfield |
| Double bill - Help and The Tape Recorder |
"Help" - Cedric Flower. "The Tape Recorder", Pat Flower |
16 May-16 June 1972 |
Help - Dibbs Mather, Noeline Brown. The Tape Recorder Noeline Brown, Dibbs Mather |
| Home Free |
Lanford Wilson |
1971 |
Shane Porteous, Di Bergen |
| The Human Voice |
Jean Cocteau, Translation by Carl Wildman |
1970 |
Leila Blake |
| In Confidence |
Peter Coke |
1968 |
Leon Gregory, Margery Shaw, Peter Collingwood, |
| It's Called the Sugar Plum |
Israel Horovitz's comedy |
1976 |
John McTernan, Elizabeth Chance |
| Joan |
Alun Owen |
1976 |
Pamela Gibbons, Suzanne Roylance, Tony Ingersent, David Wade, Frank Garfield |
| Absent Friends |
Alan Ayckbourn |
7 March 1980 |
Kevin Jackson, Gae Anderson, Alan Brel, Deborah Masters, Malcolm Keith, Clare Woodward |
| Absurd Person Singular |
Alan Ayckbourn |
20 April-14 May 1978 |
Elaine Hudson, Richard Brooks, Leo Taylor, Vola Vandere, Andrea Kelland, Bill Conn |
| Afraid to Fight |
Georges Courteline |
28 June-27 July 1960 |
Ronald Morse, Max Meldrum, Beth Nicol |
| Are you Lonesome Tonight? |
Pamela van Amstel |
21 March-15 April 1984 |
Tracy Higginson, Jamie Oxenbould, John Polson, Lynette Riches, Greg Stone |
| Baby |
Sybille Pearson |
20 November-13 December 1987 |
Walter Grkovic, Angela Toohey, Rod Dunbar, Barbara Morton, Karen Vickery, Kevin Hides, Gerry Corper. Based on a story developed by Susan Yankowitz |
| Bedroom Farce |
Alan Ayckbourn |
11- 24 May 1987 |
Alton Harvey, Barbara Phillips, Barry Langrish, Morna Seres, Christopher Dibb, Emer MacDonagh, Robbie McGregor, Emily Weare. Handwritten date May 10 1987 above A Decade of Drama 10 Years in the West |
| Better known as Bee |
Ian Dickson, David Mitchell, Peter Thorburn |
1-24 May 1992 |
Mervyn Drake, Jacqui Hall, Toni Lamond, David Webb |
| Boesman & Lena |
Athol Fugard |
25 July-12 August 1984 |
Russell Newman, Elaine Lee, Stephen Roberts |
| Buried Child |
Sam Shephard |
4 September-3 October 1981 |
Ben Gabriel, June Collis, Bevan Wilson, Alan Brel, Alan Fletcher, Laura Gabriel, Jack Youens |
| The Business of Good Government. A Modern Nativity Play |
John Arden |
12-16 December 1977 |
John Gray, Martin Redpath, James Condon, Max Osbiston, Owen Weingott, David Griggs, Don Crosby, Edward Hepple, Martin Harris, Lyndall Barbour, Kirtrilly Nolan, Ben Gabriel, Anne Haddy, Kerry McGuire: Presented for Scots Church |
| The Business of Good Government. A Modern Nativity Play |
John Arden |
17-24 December 1965 |
John Gray, Martin Redpath, Nigel Lovell, Max Osbiston, Tom Oliver, Don Crosby, Don Philps, Martin Harris, Lyndall Barbour, Kirrilly Nolan, Ben Gabriel, Jeanette Brown, Helen Morse: Presented for Scots Church |
| The Caretaker |
Harold Pinter |
16 April-12 May 1991 |
Colin Moody, Frank Whitten,Robert Willcox |
| Catholic Schoolgirls |
Casey Kurtti |
7 June 1989 |
Leanne Bundy, Annie Davies, Juliette Knight, Odile Le Clezio. By arrangement with Dominie Pty. Ltd. |
| Catholic Schoolgirls |
Casey Kurtti |
1990 |
Leanne Bundy, Juliette Knight, Sioban Tuke, Megan Williams: Les Currie by arrangement with Q Theatre and Dominie Pty. Ltd. |
| Charley's Aunt. A farce |
Brandon Thomas |
17-30 November 1982 |
Rhys McConnochie, Anthony Ingersent, Andrew Dungan, Daniel Mitchell, Alan Brel, Ben Gabriel, Jennifer West, Vanessa Downing, Mary-Lou Stewart, Laura Gabriel |
| Caravan |
Donald MacDonald |
15 November-10 December 1989 |
Terry Bader, Mervyn Drake, Jannine Jones, Deborah Kennedy, Denise Kirby, Duncan Wass |
| The Christian Brothers |
Ron Blair |
31 May 1991 |
Neil Fitzpatrick |
| Christmas Day |
Claire Haywood |
28 August-20 September 1992 |
David Brown, Paula Forrest, Brian Harrison, Rosey Jones, Barbara Morton, Doreen Warburton. 3 theatre tickets attached, newspaper review. David Brown autograph. Handwritten note re conversation with Doreen W, 12.9.92 |
| Kennys Coming Home |
Ned Manning and Shane McNamara |
16 November 1991 |
Theatre ticket stapled to inside front cover |
| 1963-1984 Celebration of Q Theatre 21st birthday |
Q Theatre Group Pty Ltd |
1984 |
Contains overview of history of Q Theatre and productions |
| Krapps |
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| Krapp's Last Tape |
Samauel Beckett |
June 1967 |
Alexander Archdale - limited 2 week season |
| The Last Train |
Chaem Van Houweninge |
1974 |
Rona Coleman, David Whitford. Newspaper review in program |
| The Love of Don Perlimplin for Belisa in his Garden |
Federico Garcia Lorca |
1970 |
Frank Lloyd, Anna Volska, Penny Stehli |
| Love and War |
Bernard Shaw |
1 June 1966 |
Peter O'Shaunessy |
| The Lesson |
Eugene Ionesco |
9 November 1965 |
Peter O'Shaunessy, Shirley O'Shaunessy and details of cast on typewritten foolscap sheet |
| The Lover |
Harold Pinter |
1966 |
Anne Haddy, Max Meldrum |
| The Lover |
Harold Pinter |
1974 |
Olive Bodill, Stuart Finch, Tony Reidy. 2 records |
| Lovers |
Carey Harrison |
21 July 1975 |
Katy Wild, John Fitzgerald |
| Lunch Hour |
John Mortimer |
1965 |
Stewart Ginn, Coralie Neville, Ethel Gabriel |
| Lunchtime |
Leonard Melfi |
1970 |
Carmen Duncan, Ken Shorter |
| Madly in Love |
Paul Ableman |
17 March 1971 |
Judi Farr, Michael Aitkens, Bob Moore, Tony Ingersent, Rosemary Butcher. 2 records |
| Madly in Love |
Paul Ableman |
1978 |
Babs McMillan, Geoff Kelso, Robert Alexander |
| Mrs Dalley Has a Lover |
William Hanley |
June 1968 |
Doreen Warburton, Garry McDonald |
| La Musica |
Marguerite Duras |
1972 |
Don Barkham, Fay Kelton, Moya O'Sullivan |
| The Man from Snowy River |
Banjo Patterson |
1964 |
Leonard Teale, Andy Sundstrom |
| Marble Arch |
John Mortimer |
1 April 1975 |
Diana Davidson, Colin Taylor, Delia Wallsh, Brian Barrie. Newspaper review in program |
| Men Who Shaped Australia for Better or for Worse |
Rob Inglis |
1968 |
Rob Inglis |
| Nathan and Tabileth |
Barry Bermange |
May 1974 |
Coleen Clifford, Colin Taylor, Gordon Steel |
| Neighbours |
James Saunders |
1971 |
Valerie Newstead, Michael Springfield |
| The New Life |
Mary Gage |
July 1974 |
Helen Boggis, Andrew Harwood, Peter Corbett, Rita Rider |
| O'Flaherty, V.C. |
George Bernard Shaw |
1966 |
Kerry Francis, Ron Graham, Moya O'Sullivan, Gillian Hunter |
| O'Flaherty, V.C. |
Bernard Shaw |
June 1976 |
John Stone, Clive Marshall, Irene Inescort, Jackie Rees |
| Oh! Clifford |
Miss Colleen Clifford |
October 1974 |
Colleen Clifford |
| One Season's King |
George MacEwan Green |
1974 |
Dibbs Mather, Ron Ferrier, Ralph Cotterill, Pat Bishop. Typewritten slip re part of Edward played by Ron Ferrier for this production. |
| One Season's King |
George MacEwan Green |
1974 |
Dibbs Mather, Kevin Howard, Ralph Cotterill, Pat Bishop |
| Overruled |
George Bernard Shaw |
June - July 1964 |
Judi Farr, Richard Meikle, Barbara Wyndon, John Unicomb. Performed in Grace Bros auditorium Ultimo |
| Overruled |
George Bernard Shaw |
1971 |
Susan Swinford, Michael Rolfe, Peter Reynolds, Jennifer Hagan |
| A Phoenix too Frequent |
Christopher Fry |
1972 |
Bunny Gibson, Anya Castaldini, Robert Cairns |
| Prey |
Leila Blake |
May-June 1973 |
Don Crosby, Kevin Howard |
| The Private Ear |
Peter Shaffer |
1974 |
John Keightley, John Fitzgerald, Robyn Nevin |
| The Proposal |
Anton Chekhov |
13 April 1964 |
Ron Haddrick, Anne Haddy, Ben Gabriel |
| The Public Eye |
Peter 'Equus' Schaffer |
May 1976 |
Trevor Kent, Colin Taylor, Louise Rush |
| Surgery adapted from a short story by Anton Chekhov and The Proposal, Chekhov's famous "just in one act". Double bill |
Anton Chekhov |
1969 |
G. McDougall, R. Livermore and G. McDougall, Miss J. Coghlan, R. Livermore. 2 records |
| The Bear and Ritual for Dolls. Double bill |
Anton Chekhov; George MacEwan Green |
1973 |
Pat Bishop, Kevin Howard, Mark Kelly: Pat Bishop, Kevin Howard, Mark Kelly, David O'Brien. Handwritten note re Ritual for Dolls |
| The Ruffian on the Stair with introductory verse by W.E Henley |
Joe Orton |
1972 |
Garry Duggan, Anne Haddy, Terry Bader |
| Salad Days |
Books and lyrics by Dorothy Reynolds and Julian Slade |
1970 |
Bunny Gibson, Michael O'Reilly, Maggi Gray, Doreen Warburton, Michael Caton, Jane Harders |
| Salad Days |
Books and lyrics by Dorothy Reynolds and Julian Slade |
1970 |
Appears to be same production but Michael O'Reilly plays Timothy and some variations of cast in minor roles |
| Sarah and the Sax |
John Lewis Carlino |
1968 |
Neva Carr Glyn, Richard Meikle |
| Slam the Door Softly |
Clare Boothe Luce |
1971 |
Leila Blake, Kerry Francis |
| A Slight Ache |
Harold Pinter |
1975 |
Colin Croft, Margo Lee, Tony Ingersent. Quarto insert re increase of ticket price |
| Snow Angel |
John Lewis Carlino |
1969 |
John Roddick, Doreen Warburton. Guitarist Scott Maxie. Quarto insert inviting patrons to subscribe |
| Something Unspoken |
Tennessee Williams |
July-August 1964 |
Doreen Warburton, Lynne Murphy |
| The Sponge Room |
Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall |
1964 |
Arlene Dorgan, Edward Hepple, Walter Sullivan |
| Still Life with Apples |
Ruth Rehrer Wolff |
February 1976 |
Peter Adams, Maggie Dence, Ruth Turnell |
| Squat Betty |
Willis Hall & Keith Waterhouse |
October 1964 |
John Gray, Doreen Warburton, Max Meldrum. 2 records |
| Strip Tease |
Colin Free |
April 1969 |
Judith Fisher, Robert Levis |
| Help. The Tape Recorder. Double Bill |
Cedric Flower: Pat Flower |
May-June 1972 |
Noeline Brown, Dibbs Mather |
| Summer in the Country and Swan Song. Two mini comedies Double bill |
Anton Tchekhov sic. English versions by Peter O'Shaunessy |
1968 |
Frank Lloyd, Peter O'Shaunessy. 2 copies |
| Tell Tale |
Olwen Wymark |
1969 |
Tony Ingersent, Garry McDonald, June Collis. (Program torn and stained) |
| Too Old for Spring |
Members of the Resurgents Group, Parramatta Prison |
1975 |
John Clayton, Robert Alexander, Jeremy Chance |
| To See Ourselves: Poetry Recital |
Beverley Dunn |
October 1973 |
Beverley Dunn |
| Trouble in the Works: The Conversion of Anglo-Saxons. Double bill |
Harold Pinter: David Shellan |
1969 |
Peter Whitford, Donald Mcdonald |
| Twenty Six Efforts at Pornography |
Carey Harrison |
1971 |
Ronald Falk, Denny Lawrence |
| The Typists |
Murray Schisgal |
1967 |
Lynne Murphy, Kevin Miles |
| Village Wooing |
George Bernard shaw |
1973 |
Darlene Johnson, Peter Reynolds |
| Village Wooing |
George Bernard Shaw |
1965 |
Judi Farr, John Unicomb |
| A Walk Among the Wheeneys |
Colin Free |
Mar-April 1966 |
Don Philps, Nigel Lovell, Moya O'Sullivan |
| A Wen |
Saul Bellow |
July 1968 |
Valerie Newstead, Ron Ferrier |
| A Wicked, Wicked Woman |
Rodger O. Hirston |
August 1964 |
Ron Haddrick, Arlene Dorgan |
| The Workout |
Albert Bermel |
1967 |
John Gray, Anne Haddy |
| Zoo Story |
Edward Albee |
1975 |
Kevin Howard, Kit Taylor |
| A Who's Who of Flapland |
David Halliwell |
25 October 1976 |
John McTiernan, Barry Lovett |
| Dags |
Debra Oswald |
Apr-May 1988 |
David Franklin, Doris Younane |
| Daylight Saving |
Nick Enright |
Mar-April 1993 |
Diana Davidson, Vanessa Downing, Darren Gilshenan. Theatre ticket 13 Mar. stapled to program |
| A Day in the Death of Joe Egg |
Peter Nichols |
April 1978 |
Bill Conn, Elaine Hudson, Leanne Ellis, Andrea Kelland. Sticker On cover 8/4/78 |
| The Department |
David Williamson |
1979 |
Ben Gabriel, Bill Conn, Judy Davis, James Elliott |
| The Devil's Disciple: melodrama |
Special mention of George Bernard Shaw's contribution |
1979 |
Judi Farr, Peter de Salis, Bill Conn, Ron Hackett, Ben Gabriel, Ron Hackett. Performed in Drama Theatre Sydney Opera House |
| Theatre Restaurant in conjunction with Bankstown Town Hall |
Michael Pertwee |
May 1980 |
Q Theatre cast members. Program includes drinks menu |
| Doreen |
Alun Owen |
1975 |
Paul Mason, Gerard Maguire, Carol Passmore. Theatre ticket stapled to program |
| The Drunkard. In conjunction with Bankstown Town Hall Theatre Restaurant |
Popular Victorian melodrama |
October 1978 |
Tim Hughes, Leanne Ellis, Elaine Hudson, Ron Hackett, Vola Vandere. Program includes drinks menu |
| The Drunkard |
Popular Victorian melodrama |
21 November 1978 |
Mary-Lou Stewart, Tim Hughes, Kevin Jackson, Elaine Hudson, Bill Conn |
| Eden End |
J.B. Priestley |
1985 |
Tim Conigrave, Marjorie Child, Lorna Lesley, Robert Van Mackelenberg |
| Entertaining Mr. Sloane |
Joe Orton |
Sept-Oct 1978 |
June Collis, Ric Herbert (Guest artists), Peter de Salis, Arthur Dicks, Richard Brooks |
| Etcetera Incorporated presented by Q Theatre and Marguerite Pepper Productions |
Etcetera Theatre Company |
20 June 1992 |
Russell Garbutt, Wayne Freer, Charles Russell, Edwina Entwistle, Mark Blackwell. Q Theatre ticket for performance at Penrith stapled to program. Players' autographs |
| The Fall of Frankenstein or the Baron's Curse. In conjunction with Bankstown Town Hall Theatre |
Terrence Collins, Kevin Jackson, David Mason-Cox |
Oct-Dec 1981 |
Terry Brady, Ron Hackett, Lynette Riches, Peter de Salis. Drinks menu included in program |
| The Father |
August Strindberg |
May-June 1979 |
Judy Davis, James Elliottt, Gae Anderson, Alexander Hay |
| Subject to Love: Arts Council of Australia (NSW Division) in association with the Q Theatre Group |
Rosalinde Fuller |
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Rosalinde Fuller presents excerpts from various authors. |
| Ghosts |
Henrik Ibsen |
June 1978 |
Vola Vandere, Bill Conn, Peter de Sallis, Leo Taylor, Elaine Hudson |
| Flash Jim Vaux |
Ron Blair |
February 1978 |
Tim Hughes, Peter Kingston, Bill Conn, Elaine Hudson |
| Glad Bags |
Patricia Johnson |
Aug-Sept 1984 |
Linden Wilkinson, Anna Volska, Terry Brady. Hand written date 8/9/84 |
| Glad Bags |
Patricia Johnson |
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Karen Vickery, John Black, David Kerslake |
| Good Soldier Schweik from the novel by Jaraslav Hasek |
Adapted by Ewan McColl |
April 1979 |
Gae Anderson, Bill Conn, Trevor Connell, Judy Davis |
| On Top of the World |
Michal Gow |
Aug-Sept 1991 |
Cranston Brecht, Les Foxcroft,May Howlett, Helen O'Connor. Theatre ticket stapled to program; cast autographs. Handwritten 'Great show. K' |
| Pass the Butler. Australian Premier |
Eric Idle |
Aug-Sept 1983 |
Olive Bodill, Terry Brady, June Collis |
| The Phantom of the Opera or The Mask of Death in conjunction with Bankstown Town Hall Theatre Restaurant |
Terrence Collins |
Sept-Dec 1982 |
Ron Hackett, Maggie Stewart. Drinks menu, sing-a-long songs |
| Privates on Parade. Presented by Q Theatre by arrangement with Shakespeare Theatre. Pensilled note 'Seymour Theatre Centre'. |
Peter Nichols |
February 1981 |
Terry Brady, Alan Brel, Laura Gabriel, Anthony Ingersent |
| Privates on Parade. Presented by Q Theatre by arrangement with Shakespeare Theatre. Pencilled note 'Penrith' |
Peter Nichols |
February 1981 |
Terry Brady, Alan Brel, Laura Gabriel, Anthony Ingersent |
| Safety in Numbers |
Book and Lyrics by Phillip Scott and Luke Hardy |
May-June 1982 |
Robyn Arthur, Simon Burke, Frank Garfield, Mariette Rups. Signed by G.J. Dunn19/6/1982 |
| St. James Infirmary. |
Nick Enright |
February 1992 |
Vanessa Downing, Ronald Falk, Damon Herriman. (Earlier draft St. James Infirmary Blues presented by NIDA 1990) |
| St. Marys Kid! |
David Mason-Cox |
28 June 1978 |
Greg Apps, Doreen Warburton, Leanne Kerr. In association with the Youth Theatre Workshop |
| The Sentimental Bloke. Based on the poems by C.J. Dennis |
Book and lyrics by Nancy Brown, Lloyd Thomson and C.J. Dennis |
April-May 1983 |
Nicholas Eadie, David Kerslake, Cathryn Bray |
| The Sentimental Bloke. Based on the poems by C.J. Dennis |
Book and lyrics by Nancy Brown, Lloyd Thomson and C.J. Dennis |
March 1988 |
Stephen Rae, Regina Mrowka, Grant Dodwell, Angela Toohey. Parramatta Cultural Centre and Q Theatre. Written Date 26/3/88 |
| St. James Infirmary. |
Nick Enright |
February 1992 |
second program with cast autographs |
| Sky |
John Misto |
21 April- 16 May 1983 |
Henri Szeps. With Szeps' autograph |
| The Summer of the Seventeenth Doll |
Ray Lawler |
1966 |
Jeannie Drynan, Moya O'Sullivan, Ben Gabriel, Ethel Gabriel |
| Sweeney Todd. The Demon Barber. In Conjunction with the Bankstown Town Hall Theatre Restaurant |
Max Iffland |
October 1979 |
Gae Anderson, Mary-Lou Stewart, Peter Kingston, Ron Hackett. With drinks menu |
| Sweeney Todd. The Demon Barber of Fleet Street |
C.G Bond |
16 November-18 December 1983 |
Christopher Bailey, Richard Brooks, Maggie Dence, Ben Gabriel. Signature 'G.J. Dunn', 3/12/83 |
| Tarantara! Tarantara! |
Ian Taylor |
1986 |
Jack Youens, Dennis Scott, Rick Burchall, Jessie Bond. Fabulous words and music of Gilbert and Sullivan. Handwritten 13/12/86 |
| Travelling North |
David Williamson |
June-July 1980 |
Ron Hackett, Judith Fisher, Ben Gabriel, Alan Brel |
| Treats |
Christopher Hampton |
1986 |
Linda Newton, Duncan Wass, Bevan Wilson. Signed by G.J. Dunn 8/6/86 |
| True West |
Sam Shepard |
1983 |
Nicholas Eadie, John Higgins, Jean Korchma, John Saunders |
| Twelfth Night |
William Shakespeare |
March 1991 |
Rebecca Frith, George Spartels, Michele Fawdon, Jacqueline McKenzie. Theatre ticket and newspaper review SMH |
| The Warhorse |
John Upton |
March-April 1991 |
Ben Gabriel, Jessica Noad, June Collis, Kevin Jackson |
| We Can’t Pay? We Won't Pay! |
Dario Fo |
May 1981 |
Suzanne Roylance, Laura Gabriel, Bevan Wilson, Alan Brel. Insert of dates for play readings, including Christine, by John Stone |
| What if You Died Tomorrow. An Adult Comedy |
David Williamson |
July - August 1978 |
Bill Conn, Elaine Hudson, Leo Taylor. Signed by G. J. Dunn, 3/9/78 |
| What the Butler Saw |
Joe Orton |
Mar-May 1982 |
John Scholes, Jennifer West, Ben Gabriel. Signed by G.J. Dunn 3/4/82 |
| What the Butler Saw |
Joe Orton |
May 1977 |
Leo Taylor,, Linden Wilkinson, Vola Vandere, Ron Hackett |
| Zoo Story |
Edward Albee |
1975 |
Kevin Howard, Kit Taylor. 2nd copy |
| Absent Friends |
Alan Ayckbourn |
March 1989 |
Kevin Jackson, Gae Anderson, Alan Brel. 2nd copy |
| Absurd Person Singular |
Alan Ayckbourn |
1978 |
Elaine Hudson, Richard Brooks, Leo Taylor, Vola Vandere, Andrea Kelland, Bill Conn. Marsden Theatre. Signed G.J. Dunn 28/5/78 |
| Are You Lonesome Tonight? |
Pamela van Amstel |
Mar-April 1984 |
Tracey Higginson, Jamie Oxenbould, John Polson. Signed G.J. Dunn 1/4/84 |
| Baby |
Book by Sybille Pearson. Based on story developed by Susan Yankowitz |
Nov-Dec 1987 |
Walter Grkovic, Angela Toohey, Rod Dunbar, Barbara Morton, Karen Vickery, Kevin Hides, Gerry Corper. 2nd copy |
| Bedroom Farce |
Alan Ayckbourn |
May 1987 |
Alton Harvey, Barbara Phillips, Christopher Dibb, Morna Seres |
| Better known as Bee |
Ian Dickson, David Mitchell, Peter Thorburn |
May 1992 |
Mervyn Drake, Jacqui Hall, Toni Lamond, David Webb. 2nd copy |
| Boesman & Lena |
Athol Fugard |
July-Aug 1984 |
Russell Newman, Elaine Lee, Stephen Roberts |
| Buried Child |
Sam Shepard |
Sept-Oct 1981 |
Ben Gabriel, June Collis, Bevan Wilson, Alan Brel, Alan Fletcher, Laura Gabriel, Jack Youens |
| The Business of Good Government. A Modern Nativity Play |
John Arden |
12-16 December 1977 |
John Gray, Martin Redpath, James Condon, Max Osbiston, Owen Weingott, David Griggs, Don Crosby, Edward Hepple, Martin Harris, Lyndall Barbour, Kirtrilly Nolan, Ben Gabriel, Anne Haddy, Kerry McGuire: Presented for Scots Church. Presented for Scots Church. 2nd copy |
| The Business of Good Government. A Modern Nativity Play |
John Arden |
17-24 December 1965 |
John Gray,Martin Redpath, Nigell Lovell, Max Obiston, Owen Weingott. Presented for Scots Church. 2nd copy |
| The Caretaker |
Harold Pinter |
April-May 1991 |
Colin Moody, Frank Whitten,Robert Willcox. 2nd copy |
| Catholic Schoolgirls |
Casey Kurtti |
June-July 1980 |
Leanne Bundy, Annie Davies, Juliette Knight, Odile Le Clezio. By arrangement with Dominie Pty. Ltd. 2nd copy |
| Catholic Schoolgirls |
Casey Kurtti |
1990 |
Leanne Bundy, Juliette Knight, Sioban Tuke, Megan Williams: Les Currie by arrangement with Q Theatre and Dominie Pty. Ltd. |
| Charley's Aunt. A farce |
Brandon Thomas |
Nov-Dec 1987 |
Rhys McConnochie, Anthony Ingersent, Andrew Dungan, Daniel Mitchell, Alan Brel, Ben Gabriel, Jennifer West, Vanessa Downing, Mary-Lou Stewart, Laura Gabriel. 2nd copy |
| Caravan |
Donald MacDonald |
November 1989 |
Terry Bader, Mervyn Drake, Jannine Jones, Deborah Kennedy, Denise Kirby, Duncan Wass. |
| The Christian Brothers |
Ron Blair |
May 1991 |
Neil Fitzpatrick. Theatre ticket stapled to program. Neil Fitzpatrick's autograph |
| Christmas Day |
Claire Haywood |
August 1992 |
David Brown, Paula Forrest, Brian Harrison, Rosey Jones, Barbara Morton, Doreen Warburton. 3 theatre tickets attached, newspaper review. David Brown autograph.2nd copy cast aautographs. Handwritten note re conversation with Doreen W, 12.9.92 |
| 1963-1984 Celebration of Q Theatre 21st birthday |
The Q Theatre Group Pty Ltd |
1984 |
Contains overview of history of Q Theatre and productions. 2nd copy |
| Kennys Coming Home |
Ned Manning and Shane McNamara |
November 1989 |
Rebecca Frith, George Spartels, Michele Fawdon, Jacqueline McKenzie. Theatre ticket and newspaper review SMH. Cast autographs. |
| Happy End |
Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weil |
August 1980 |
Alan Brel, Richard Brooks, Ben Gabriel, Laura Gabriel. |
| Hamlet |
William Shakespeare |
July 1986 |
Rhett Walton, Peter Schwarz, Rose Clemente, Patsy Stephen, Luciano Martucci |
| The Homecoming |
Harold Pinter |
August 1980 |
Ben Gabriel, Ron Hackett, Alan Brel, Malcolm Keith |
| The Homecoming |
Harold Pinter |
August 1980 |
Ben Gabriel, Ron Hackett, Alan Brel, Malcolm Keith. 2nd copy |
| Home Front. The Australian Premiere |
James Duff |
September 1988 |
Bevan Wilson, Barbara Morton, Rhett Walton, Maureen O'Shaughnessy |
| How the Other Half Loves |
Alan Ayckbourn |
March 1979 |
Kevin Jackson, Gae Anderson, Bill Conn, Judy Davis |
| The Importance of Being Ernest |
Oscar Wilde |
August 1979 |
Kevin Jackson, Bill Conn, Alan Brel, Judy Davis. Typewritten insert acknowledgement of sponsors |
| Jigsaw |
Jennifer Rogers |
October 1989 |
Annie Byron, Genevieve Mooy, Barbara Morton |
| The Jubilee Horror Bankstown Town Hall Theatre Restaurant |
Mycroft Holmes Papers, dramatised by Max Iffland |
October 1980 |
Peter De Sllis, Russell Newman, Lyn Lovett. With drinks menu |
| Lipstick Dreams |
Helen O'Connor and Simon Hopkinson |
November 1992 |
Kris Bidenko, Melissa Jaffer, Denise Kirby, Joy Miller |
| Lock up your Daughters. A musical play |
Adapted by Bernard Miles from Henry Fielding's comedy Rape upon Rape |
March 1977 |
Ron Hackett, Vola Vanders |
| Q Theatre at Night |
Q Theatre |
1977 Season |
Subscription for 5 shows for $15.25 |
| Lumps. The World Premiere |
Debra Oswald |
November 1993 |
Valerie Bader, John Clayton, Elizabeth Maywald, Jeremy Callaghan. Insert promotional subscription for 1994 season |
| The Man from Mukinupin |
Dorothy Hewett. Music by Jim Cotter |
1986 |
Annie Byron, Geoff Cartwright, Barbara Morton |
| Measure for Measure |
William Shakespeare |
May 1980 |
Don Mamouney, Alan Brel, Ben Gabriel, Simon Burke, Kerry Robinson |
| Molly Dies |
Martin Sharman |
October 1982 |
Ben Gabriel, Judith Fisher, Peter Schwarz |
| Mrs Warren's Profession |
Bernard Shaw |
May 1984 |
Elaine Hudson, Grant Smith, Jacqueline Kott, Anthony Ingersent |
| Invitation. A night with Q. 3 plays. The Dock Brief; The Sponge Room; The proposal |
John Mortimer; Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall; Anton Chekhov |
1980 |
Ben Gabriel, Walter Sullivan; Edward Hepple, Janice Copland, Walter Sullivan. |
| No Names No Pack Drill |
Bob Herbert |
July 1981 |
Terry Brady, Laura Gabriel, Alan Fletcher, June Collis |
