Australian Theatre Trust shapes birth of modern stage
A 1955 milestone marks the Trust driving Australian theatre growth through commissioning and staging new works. It funds resident artists, expands professional opportunities, and elevates Australian voices from ballet to drama, with The Sleeping Prince as a pivotal recent premiere.
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Aussie
Ralph Richardson
Meri Ferbus
Sybil ‘Thormdike
Lewis Casson
Hugh Kunt
Australian Ballet
Alisealian
Works Nearin
Varios
Noktates
Alan
Peter Culthorpe
Jim Ocean
Iralian Weiters
Alan Moorehead
Roger Bavell
Hig
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Ustratian Prineer
Sidney Nalay
Sustrn Aio
Moril
National Institute of Dramatic Arts
Australia Gailet School
Pat
Cane Harm
New theatres for old
The article surveys a decade of theatre experiments shifting from proscenium and fixed sets to flexible staging aided by film television and modern design. It notes early pioneers and later moves to open spaces and churches, with key figures and venues in England, Australia, and America shaping a transitional era.
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England
William
Alitalia
Arte
Alleriinn
Frvctar
America
Australia
Ingland
London
Bromley
Croyle
Sothampton
Coventry
Liverpont
Nottingham
Biceninge
Condon
Pheere
Centuris
Werthion
Kamas
Bud Bern
Ihseu
Chekhov
Shaw
Strindberg
Ecians
Tamilite
Weilers
Huthen
Amari
Arthur Miller
Tenewane
Arnon
Duke
Tun
Corheauns
Chelren
Old Globe Playhouse
Raneet Atkin
Bosingsring
Wuskfriars
Honig
Egin
Australian ballet company and Commonwealth festival plans
A young Australian ballet company develops under a Foundation to provide permanent work for dancers, support composers and painters, and promote international standards. It eyes a national season, world exposure, and a future overseas tour culminating in performances at major venues with Dame Ninette Stingot and Rudolf Nureyev appearing in support.
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Confiant
Internacional
Dee
Sessons
Wothent
Adifed
Kart
Dwan Lake
Kilideen Gorhuny
Maplyn Jones
Rile Terina
Blaine Fifield
Sikeene Urey New Ballelsy
Aupnact Scoley
Malcolm Williamson
Les Prchine
James Pennarihy
We Toyama
Abe Ballals
Choreo Emphys
Rex Reid
Hawt
Ray Bowell
Robert Helpman
Ravindelay
Ray Powell
Uigen
Adelaide
Tan Minter
Kingdon
Nis Frisian
Alsiafis
Melbourne
al Swat
Lake
le Conservaigire
Hulle
Special mink fur sale offers in Canberra catalog
A chaotic retail flyer advertises deep discounts on fur items including capes, capes-stoles, jackets and coats. It highlights Autumn Haze Mink and Royal Ermine pieces with prices in pounds, promising dramatic reductions and sensational fashion value for shoppers.
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Kolinsky and Russ
Zemb
Tamonen
Ranch Mink
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Sydney
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Spain
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Mites
Prea ‘Ady
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Judith Anderson
Joan Ammond
Marie Cellier
Ernie Matison
John Shaw
Rarald Dail
Lea
Wes Kern
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Robert Helsmann
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Tyco
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Tulius Caesar
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Die ‘Kluge
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Aus Nation
Leslie
Ray Sayler
Teresa
Fire
Assaren
Zhai
Burt
Onan
Hope Hewitt
James I
Puibdle Dock
Longlan
Ligaland
Ak Ine Deo Peturesquely
Guildford
Ree Forte
Young Australian Ballet Company
Melourne
Lancers
Fiat Rapat
Soviet Union
Protea
Denynaft
Arron
Uyready Rently Strengthen
Brean Eel
Te Taulyeabla
Howev Ests
Gm Marlyn
Wolchy
John Teureau
Canberra
Sivan Lake
Cropley
Haliey
Robert Felpmann
Yugen
Me Helpmann
Desmond Heeley
Peacines
Chichester
Sussex
J. C. Williamson Theatres Ltd
Avntratia
Canberra Theatre Centre
Amos
J.C. Williamson
Sutherland- Williamson International Grand Opera Company
Soren Atten Mssline
Googie Richard Withers Wordsworthy
Beekman
Erowds
Comedy Theatre
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Ine Colturne
Renario Sepia
Anany Zen
Burwood
Burwood RD
Ween
Aun
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