Not Today at Seymour Centre at Reginald Theatre Seymour Centre
Dates: 9/13/2022 - 9/17/2022
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142 Addison Road
Sydney, 2000
Phone: +61420983559
Tickets: $32-$38
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"We were spellbound. We cant get enough. Shes Brilliant." Weekend Notes
Its the smash-hit cabaret that was meant to save the world from climate change. It wont. But it may just save us from ourselves. After captivating audiences and critics alike, Ally Morgans one-woman cabaret is back to save the world, one more time - this time as one of the featured headliners of the Made in Sydney program at Sydney Fringe Festival! 26-year-old Ally Morgan is determined to save the world from climate change. How does she plan to do it? Through the power of THEATRE! The only problem is that she's so anxious about climate change that she cant actually write the life-changing show that will save the world through the power of theatre See the problem? So, when Ally finally books in to see a psychologist and a guided meditation miraculously transports her to a real-life theatre in front of YOU, she's got no choice but to devise a one-woman show on the spot - right here, right now! Presented by Rogue Projects, Not Today is a frank and funny trip inside the mind of an anxious millennial on a mission. Armed with her army of instruments and an entirely original score including 11 unforgettable songs, Ally may not quite save the world, but shell put on one heck of a show. TRAILER https://vimeo.com/598617593
SHOW TIMES (75 Minutes, No Interval)13th - 7:30 PM14th - 7:30 PM15th - 9:00 PM16th - 6:00 PM17th - 7:30 PM Images by Cameron Grant
Its the smash-hit cabaret that was meant to save the world from climate change. It wont. But it may just save us from ourselves. After captivating audiences and critics alike, Ally Morgans one-woman cabaret is back to save the world, one more time - this time as one of the featured headliners of the Made in Sydney program at Sydney Fringe Festival! 26-year-old Ally Morgan is determined to save the world from climate change. How does she plan to do it? Through the power of THEATRE! The only problem is that she's so anxious about climate change that she cant actually write the life-changing show that will save the world through the power of theatre See the problem? So, when Ally finally books in to see a psychologist and a guided meditation miraculously transports her to a real-life theatre in front of YOU, she's got no choice but to devise a one-woman show on the spot - right here, right now! Presented by Rogue Projects, Not Today is a frank and funny trip inside the mind of an anxious millennial on a mission. Armed with her army of instruments and an entirely original score including 11 unforgettable songs, Ally may not quite save the world, but shell put on one heck of a show. TRAILER https://vimeo.com/598617593
SHOW TIMES (75 Minutes, No Interval)13th - 7:30 PM14th - 7:30 PM15th - 9:00 PM16th - 6:00 PM17th - 7:30 PM Images by Cameron Grant
Cast and Creative Team for Not Today at Seymour Centre at Reginald Theatre Seymour Centre
Cast
Ally Morgan
Writer/Performer
Alexandra is a skilled actor, writer, musician, and producer who graduated from NIDA’s
Screen Actors Studio in 2014 and Actors Centre Australia in 2017. Her screen credits
include short films The Passenger, Gecko, and Warrior. She has appeared on SBS’s The
Feed and performed the lead role in Katie Pollock’s Normal during its Australian premiere
at The Old 505, directed by Anthony Skuse.
Alexandra produced and starred in the short film Her Own Music directed by Olivia
Aleksoski which premiered at the 2020 Sydney Film Festival as a finalist in the Dendy
Awards for Australian Short Films, and had its international debut at OutFest LA 2020.
Alexandra is also the co-creator of the forthcoming web-series How To Be Queer, which
was the winner of 2020’s Melbourne Queer Film Festival’s Pitch Pleez! and recently
premiered at the 2021 edition of the festival.
Her music appears on Triple J Unearthed and in the Her Own Music score. In 2020, Alexandra
independently released the singles ‘Quiet Australian’ and ‘Isolation Song’ with
music videos directed by Miranda Middleton. Alexandra also writes for television, with
two TV series in development - Not Sure Yet and Girl Crush the Series.
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