MON, 15 FEBRUARY 2010 ME & JEZEBEL...
Have you ever fantasized about having your favorite movie star -- someone you've idolized your whole life -- come for dinner? In Me & Jezabel, Amanda Muggleton retells the story ELIZABETH FULLER has been telling for years, ever since Bette Davis showed up at her cottage in Weston one spring day in 1985 and remained, uninvited, a month longer. Thirty-two days, to the day. Ms. Fuller's husband was counting. Don’t worry if you haven’t heard of Ms Davis or seen any of her films, this is one of the best exposé into what goes on when a big star falls in on you and lives up to their reputation. I implore you to buy a ticket. You will not regret it.

23RD FEB (8PM) and 24th FEB (2PM & 8PM) - MECC, Alfred Street, Mackay
2ND to 6TH MARCH - Sydney Opera House (Circular Quay) - TICKETS!

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MON, 13 APRIL 2009 THE RUBY SUNRISE...
Henry loves Ruby. Ruby is cute, clever and brave and lives in her Aunt Lois’s barn. She has also invented a new fangled thing called television. Henry likes to listen to Ruby talk about television. In fact, Henry just likes to hear Ruby talk. Fast forward to a television studio in 1952 and top writer Tad Rose is hoping to find a new play for his show. It needs to be different, bold, funny and compelling. Enter Lulu, feisty, sexy and ambitious with a story he might like: the story of her mother Ruby – unknown inventor of television. One condition; Lulu has to have script approval. From the birth of television to the McCarthy era’s censorship, The Ruby Sunrise, charts the phenomenon of television, its ability to tell great stories, distort them and give them happy endings. Amanda begins rehearsales for The Ruby Sunrise on September 15th - with opening night, 15th October 2009 to 14th November 2009 @ The Ensemble Theatre in Kirribilli, Sydney.

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g time 2 hours 30 minutes incl. inter

WED, 11 MARCH 2009 THE MAN FROM MUKINUPIN... Down in the wheat-belt town of Mukinupin, east of the rabbit-proof fence, the shopkeeper’s daughter Polly is in love with young Jack Tuesday. Her parents disapprove, but in this friendly community of battlers, you feel that love will overcome all. Still, every town has its dark side and Mukinupin keeps hers well-hidden. Merry hearts and broken spirits. O ne of the treasures of Australian playwriting, Dorothy Hewett’s The Man from Mukinupin sharpens its sweet romanticism with hardship’s salt tears. With Kerry Walker, Amanda Muggleton, Craig Annis, Suzannah Bayes-Morton, Lillian Crombie, Max Gillies, Valentina Levkowicz and David Page. Directed by Wesley Enoch. Opens Belvoir Street Theatre, Sydney on 1st April (previews fom 28 March) and Melbourne Theatre Company from 6 June to 19 July.