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In 2023, a production of Julia, written by Murray-Smith and produced by the Sydney Theatre Company and Canberra Theatre Centre, premiered at the Sydney Opera House. The play, a one-woman drama about Julia Gillard, Australia's first female prime minister, then went on to seasons in Melbourne and Canberra.
Julia Church was born in England on 25 October 1959. She lived in London for the first 10 years of her life until her family moved to Australia in 1969. [1]In 1977, Church attended the Australian National University and achieved a Diploma of Art, majoring in photomedia at Canberra School of Art from 1979 to 1981.
The Canberra Theatre was built as a 1,200 seat lyric theatre to house national and international touring companies; The Playhouse had 310 seats and was designed for local arts companies and for smaller scale touring companies. The Playhouse also contained a small visual art gallery, a meeting room and a restaurant,
Julia, a play by Joanna Murray-Smith about Gillard which culminates in her misogyny speech, was produced by the Sydney Theatre Company (STC) in Sydney in 2023, starring Justine Clarke. A co-production between STC and the Canberra Theatre Centre played in Melbourne and Canberra in mid-2024, [ 56 ] [ 57 ] and was presented by the State Theatre ...
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Q Theatre 1991: Three Stories High - Julia's Song / Painted Woman / Koori Love: Belvoir Street Theatre: 1992: Diving for Pearls: Canberra Theatre, Bridge Theatre, Coniston, Riverina Playhouse 1992: Steaming: Adelaide 1992: Wet and Dry: Stables Theatre with Griffin Theatre Company: 1993: A Prayer for Wings: Lookout Theatre, Woollahra 1993 ...
Marian Street Theatre, Sydney with Northside Theatre Company 2001: This Other Eden: Bridge Theatre, Sydney with Theatre South 2002: Hamlet: Gertrude: Bridge Theatre, Sydney, Milton Theatre, Seymour Centre, Sydney, Riverside Theatres Parramatta with Theatre South 2003: A Conversation: Playhouse, Canberra & regional NSW/VIC tour 2003: Wicked Sisters
McGuire's long stage career included roles in Absurd Person Singular (a gender swapped The Odd Couple) at Sydney's Northside Theatre [5] [6] She also starred in Don's Party which toured Australia in 1973, Bedroom Farce (1979) and The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (1983–1984).