Nicki Bloom News

Adelaide Festival Centre cements its position as one of the nation's leading cultural precincts as it unveils its 2014 program. It is the largest season ever at the Festival Centre, featuring two large-scale musicals, an exciting array of family entertainment and several groundbreaking collaborations with local companies. The program features some big names both nationally and internationally with Lior, Ludovico Einaudi, Helen Reddy, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Tan Dun among the line-up with a total of 233 shows, 77 events, 13 world premieres and 10 Australian premieres.

Brink Productions presents the world premiere of a new collaborative work entitled Land & Sea, written by local award-winning playwright Nicki Bloom, from 12 - 26 May in The Queen's Theatre at 8pm with special performances on Saturdays at 4pm.

Sydney Theatre Company has released the judges' shortlist of five plays in the running for the 2011 Patrick White Playwrights' Award which will be announced with a rehearsed reading of the winning play as part of Sydney Writers' Festival at The Wharf on Friday 18 May 2012 at 8pm. This winner of the prestigious Patrick White Playwrights' Fellowship will also be announced at the event.

Hello broadway and nowyesnow will present THE CITY by Martin Crimp and directed by Geordie Brookman from April 12 to 28 with an opening night on Friday the 13th. The Bakehouse Theatre is located at 255 Angas Street, Adelaide.

nowyesnow has announced a production of THE CITY by Martin Crimp at the Bakehouse Theatre, Adelaide, from Thursday the 12th of April to the 28th. Opening night is Friday the 13th.

Brink Productions will present the world premiere of a new collaborative work entitled Land & Sea, written by local award-winning playwright Nicki Bloom, from 12 - 26 May in The Queen's Theatre at 8pm with special performances on Saturdays at 4pm.

Women's Project's follow-up to its widely-acclaimed co-pro Milk Like Sugar is Catherine Trieschmann's How The World Began, her first play produced in New York since her highly-acclaimed and award-winning crooked and her debut film Angels Crest.

Women's Project's follow-up to its widely-acclaimed co-pro Milk Like Sugar is Catherine Trieschmann's How The World Began, her first play produced in New York since her highly-acclaimed and award-winning crooked and her debut film Angels Crest.

Women's Project's follow-up to its widely-acclaimed co-pro Milk Like Sugar is Catherine Trieschmann's How The World Began, her first play produced in New York since her highly-acclaimed and award-winning crooked and her debut film Angels Crest.

Superheroes, is Stone/Castro's latest contemporary theatre work and a provocative reflection on the complexity of Globalization, the future, violence, and war.

Superheroes, is Stone/Castro's latest contemporary theatre work and a provocative reflection on the complexity of Globalization, the future, violence, and war.

Superheroes, is Stone/Castro's latest contemporary theatre work and a provocative reflection on the complexity of Globalization, the future, violence, and war.

Ian Wilding is the recipient of the 2009 Patrick White Playwrights' Award for his play, Forever Seven. The winner was announced at Sydney Theatre Company ahead of a rehearsed reading of the play in Wharf 2 on 22 May 2010 as part of the Sydney Writers' Festival.

Sydney Theatre Company has released the judges' shortlist of four plays in the running for the prestigious 2009 Patrick White Playwrights' Award. The Award is an annual initiative of Sydney Theatre Company and The Sydney Morning Herald established in 2000 in honour of Patrick White's contribution to Australian theatre and to foster the development of Australian playwrights.

As we move beyond the Ides of March, a number of our California Central Coast theatre and live entertainment venues are taking a bit of a break as they prepare to open new shows in the near future - but there are still plenty of options to satisfy most any entertainment taste and budget!

As we come to the second week of March, some of our California Central Coast theatre and live entertainment venues have just closed or will soon be closing their current performance runs, while a couple are preparing to open new shows - rarely a dull moment when it comes to theatre opportunities in these parts!

As we come to the beginning of March, a number of our California Central Coast theatre and live entertainment venues have recently closed or will soon be closing their current performance runs. However - never fear! As a very wise theatre professor of mine once told me - the only reason one show closes is so another one can open.

Hit musical Spring Awakening is making its Australian premiere as part of the Sydney Theatre Company's 2010 Main Stage season. The director, Geordie Brookman, was kind enough to sit down and answer a few questions for BroadwayWorld just weeks out from the show's Sydney opening.

New York's premier play festival, the Summer Play Festival (SPF), is partnering with London's Donmar Warehouse for the sixth year in a row on an international playwriting program for emerging writers. The Donmar Warehouse / SPF Residency Program brings together professional theatre makers from the highly acclaimed Donmar to work with a selected SPF playwright in a focused collaboration of classroom experiments, workshops, and rehearsals, culminating in a full reading of their play. The writer will spend two weeks in London immersed in the local theatre scene, and exchanging ideas and techniques with professional artists. The Donmar staff will guide and support the writer throughout their time in London, offering them a unique insight into the dynamics and complexities of the British theatre industry.

SPF 2008 Alum Matthew Lopez (Playwright, TIO PEPE) came back to check out SPF 2009, and shares his thoughts in this clip.