"The ARC Adult Acting Classes are exactly the type of actor training every actor, regardless of experience, should undertake. Michael Beh is a world class creative talent, and to learn from him is to learn from one of the greats. His teachings restored my confidence. I encourage all actors, of any level, to take these workshops."
Shane Webb. Foundations Class Member & Emerging Artist. March 2018.
Commencing 16 April for 10 weeks
Magda Community Artz
80 Boundary Rd, Bardon
Seniors Monday 2 - 4pm
Foundations Monday 6 - 8pm
Extension Tuesday 6 - 8.30pm
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Birkdale School of Arts Hall
101 Birkdale Rd, Birkdale
Foundations Class, Thursday 7 - 9pm
Our last event...
18-Aug to 2-Sept 2017
Magda Community Artz
80 Boundary Rd, Bardon
Photography by Bec Taylor Photography
Sherri Smith |
Sonia (a plain, youngish woman) |
David Paterson |
Vanya (Sonia’s uncle) |
Warwick Comber |
Serabryakov (Sonia’s father) |
Lisa Hickey |
Yelena (Sonia’s stepmother) |
Renaud Jadin |
Astrov (Sonia’s dream date) |
Jan Nary |
Nanny (Sonia’s nanny) |
Amanda McErlean |
Mdme Voinitskaya (Sonia’s grandmother) |
Brent Schon |
Telegin (Sonia’s godfather) |
Michael Beh |
Director/Designer |
Peter Crees |
Producer/Sound Designer |
Emily Allen |
Lighting Designer |
Mark Richardson |
Stage/Production Manager |
Jacob Hoopert |
Assistant Stage Manager |
Paige Williams |
Technical Crew |
Helen Strube |
Artistic Associate |
On a Russian estate, somewhere south of St Petersburg, sometime between 1895 and today, Ivan Petrovich is feeling glum. Sofia Alexandrovna’s usual stern self has suddenly turned a little frisky and there is tension in the air between Yelena (what a goddess!) and Aleksandr which is not helped by the intrusions of Mikhail Lvovich and his talk of love.
This adaptation by Michael Beh of Anton Chekhov’s classic 1897 play promises a lush and gorgeous evening of unrequited love and inconceivably poor marksmanship.
Better hide the vodka.
We are independent, professional artists working together to bring classical theatre to new life.
Our name is derived from a broad take on the concept of curation, a word born of the Latin for “one who cares”. Because we do.