Killer Joe
by Tracy Letts
Three River's first mainstage show for 2018 is the gripping and sensational Killer Joe.
Long before becoming respectable with the award-winning family drama August: Osage County, Tracy Letts made a 'killer' debut with Killer Joe, a deep-fried Southern noir about an even more dysfunctional and dangerous family.
Directed by Georgie Todman, and produced with the generous assistance of the University of Tasmania's School of Creative Arts, this is sure to be an engrossing production of a high-octane work.
Cast includes the amazing talents of Steph Francis, Jimmy Harrison, Travis Hennessy, Mitchell Langley and Grace Roberts.
SEASON:
The Annexe Theatre
Thu 07 - Sat 16 June
Bookings open soon!
Long before becoming respectable with the award-winning family drama August: Osage County, Tracy Letts made a 'killer' debut with Killer Joe, a deep-fried Southern noir about an even more dysfunctional and dangerous family.
Directed by Georgie Todman, and produced with the generous assistance of the University of Tasmania's School of Creative Arts, this is sure to be an engrossing production of a high-octane work.
Cast includes the amazing talents of Steph Francis, Jimmy Harrison, Travis Hennessy, Mitchell Langley and Grace Roberts.
SEASON:
The Annexe Theatre
Thu 07 - Sat 16 June
Bookings open soon!
2018 Playreadings
Our ever-popular playreading series is back for 2018!
Join us at Maggie's Cafe for evenings full of excellent drama and great company.
Wed 21 March, 7pm
A View from the Bridge
by Arthur Miller
directed by Gerard Lane
(preceded by our AGM at 6.30; playreading should commence just after 7pm.)
Wed 16 May, 7pm
The Great
by Tony McNamara
Directed by Jimmy Harrison
Wed 18 July, 7pm
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Act One only)
by Edward Albee
Directed by Jan Gluszyk
Wed 17 Oct, 7pm
And One Makes Three
written and directed by Evie Wood
These readings are free to Three River Theatre members and only $5 otherwise which is a rock-solid bargain.
Come along and be entertained!
Join us at Maggie's Cafe for evenings full of excellent drama and great company.
Wed 21 March, 7pm
A View from the Bridge
by Arthur Miller
directed by Gerard Lane
(preceded by our AGM at 6.30; playreading should commence just after 7pm.)
Wed 16 May, 7pm
The Great
by Tony McNamara
Directed by Jimmy Harrison
Wed 18 July, 7pm
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Act One only)
by Edward Albee
Directed by Jan Gluszyk
Wed 17 Oct, 7pm
And One Makes Three
written and directed by Evie Wood
These readings are free to Three River Theatre members and only $5 otherwise which is a rock-solid bargain.
Come along and be entertained!
Our Town
by Thornton Wilder
Coming to the Earl Arts Centre in September 2018, the most performed play in America, and a true classic of the theatrical canon - Our Town by Thornton Wilder.
Director Leigh Oswin returns to Three River to stage this Pulitzer Prize-winning story: epic in scale and human in scope.
Auditions announced in the new year. And we highly recommend keeping the second week of September free!
Director Leigh Oswin returns to Three River to stage this Pulitzer Prize-winning story: epic in scale and human in scope.
Auditions announced in the new year. And we highly recommend keeping the second week of September free!
