National Theatre of Parramatta continued to celebrate its inaugural season last night with the Opening Night of Stolen by Jane Harrison, directed by Vicki Van Hout. An auspicious day, yesterday also marked the final day of National Reconciliation Week 2016 and Mabo Day.
It was incredible to see these important stories told with such grace and beauty by the wonderful cast, led by the talented Vicki Van Hout and team of creatives. We would like to thank and acknowledge the community elders who presented on the night and Kerrie Kenton for her Welcome To Country.
Check out some of the lovely snapshots from last night below.
March 14, 2019
Interview with gabrielle brady and poh lin lee Filmmaker Gabrielle Brady and therapist Poh Lin Lee have been close friends since 2007. They met while both were living in Mongolia where they worked: Gabrielle was directing a TV series for teenagers...
February 25, 2019
The Rise of Technology In Our Theatre Stories Arguably, the stage has been much slower than film to consider the rise of digital technologies and the virtual realm, but over the past decade, theatremakers have become increasingly intrigued by its ...
February 25, 2019
An Interview with Nadine Labaki, director of Capharnaüm Receiving a 15-minute standing ovation as well as the Jury Prize at this year’s Cannes Film Festival and the Audience Award at the 2018 Melbourne International Film Festival, Nadine Labaki’s ...
