Gareth Davies News

The Actor and his Creation return with Gareth Davies and Charlie Garber's latest work MASTERCLASS 2: FLAMES OF THE FORGE.

Charlie Garber takes your hand. He leads you through gloom and mist, murmuring soft encouragement. You see Gareth Davies walking slowly in front of you with a torch, illuminating a path you never knew existed. He halts. He turns around suddenly, pinning you with his icy gaze.

Charlie Garber takes your hand. He leads you through gloom and mist, murmuring soft encouragement. You see Gareth Davies walking slowly in front of you with a torch, illuminating a path you never knew existed. He halts. He turns around suddenly, pinning you with his icy gaze.

While 2015 at the Old Fitz Theatre was filled with high-octane plays, domestic settings and masculinity to boot, 2016 will expand the horizons of the intimate 63-seat space with a season dubbed as BIG. BOLD. BEAUTIFUL. Each show programmed is bigger, be it size of cast, size of ideas, size of story, or size of location, however the deeply honest and truthful performances that have become a trademark of the Old Fitz Theatre will remain at the core of the company's focus.

Actors/Directors/Writers Gareth Davies and Charlie Garber join together to bring back their play MASTERCLASS to open the 2015 season at the Old Fitz Theatre.

?The new artistic management team for the Old Fitz Theatre today announced the first six months programming in the 2015 season. Red Line Productions, run by Sean Hawkins, Andrew Henry and Vanessa Wright, have announced six mainstage plays and four late shows as part one of the season, entitled REINCARNATION.

It was announced today that the 2015 programming and management for the iconic Old Fitzroy Theatre at the Old Fitzroy Hotel in Woolloomooloo has been awarded to Red Line Productions, run by Andrew Henry, Sean Hawkins and Vanessa Wright. Red Line Productions most recently produced the critically acclaimed sell out hit production Howie The Rookie at the Old Fitz Theatre, directed by Toby Schmitz and starring Andrew Henry and Sean Hawkins.

With no green tights in sight, Belvoir's wild and unlikely Peter Pan lands on 42nd Street in Times Square for its U.S. premiere at The New Victory Theater from today, October 4 - 13, 2013.

Gary Naylor enjoys a curious musical.

With no green tights in sight, Belvoir's wild and unlikely Peter Pan lands on 42nd Street in Times Square for its U.S. premiere at The New Victory Theater from October 4 - 13, 2013. Adapted by award-winning playwright Tommy Murphy (West End's Holding the Man, Belvoir's Gwen in Purgatory) and directed by Belvoir's Artistic Director - dreamer and lost boy leader - Ralph Myers (Private Lives), Peter Pan and his strange story unfurl on a single set, a kid's bedroom in 1980s suburban Australia. This adaptation of J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan launches the 2013-14 season of The New Victory Theater, New York's premier performing arts venue for families.

Nominations were announced today for the Sydney Theatre Awards for 2009, which will be presented at a gala ceremony on Monday January 18 at 6pm at the new venue of the Showroom of Club Swans, Kings Cross.

Nominations were announced today for the Sydney Theatre Awards for 2009, which will be presented at a gala ceremony on Monday January 18 at 6pm at the new venue of the Showroom of Club Swans, Kings Cross.

The Bach Festival Society of Winter Park is holding auditions for potential new adult Choir members on Monday, May 18 and Monday, August 10. Candidates will be asked to sing scales, match pitch, and do a sight-reading exercise. In addition, choir hopefuls must prepare one song that is classical in nature-it can be a hymn-and bring an extra copy of the music for the accompanist. The Bach Festival Society's Artistic Director and Conductor, Dr. John V. Sinclair, will hear all auditions.

On May 2, 2009, the Bach Festival Choir and Youth Choir joined forces once again with the London Symphony Orchestra, performing Carl Orff's Carmina Burana at the final performance of the LSO's residency at the Daytona Beach International Festival. The concert was a great success and received a standing ovation.

The Bach Festival Society of Winter Park is holding auditions for potential new adult Choir members on Monday, May 18 and Monday, August 10. Candidates will be asked to sing scales, match pitch, and do a sight-reading exercise. In addition, choir hopefuls must prepare one song that is classical in nature-it can be a hymn-and bring an extra copy of the music for the accompanist. The Bach Festival Society's Artistic Director and Conductor, Dr. John V. Sinclair, will hear all auditions.