Current Productions

The Pyramid Written by Siobhan Colman Directed by Aimee Blesing With Felicity Steel, Don Bridges & Mick Lo Monaco Everybody has a secret... A dynamic theatrical work about love and secrets, 'The Pyramid' explores queer identity and the paths taken away from and toward our true selves. Set in a suburban Australian household, 'The Pyramid' is a tragi-comedy that addresses the consequences of repressed sexuality and thwarted dreams. Presented in three monologues, it delves into the lives of Kate, a housewife who is a closeted lesbian and about to come out; Jack, her husband, who is ignorant of his wife’s true identity; and Pete, their gay Scottish Terrier, who sees everything and knows more than he should. All is not what it seems, and three lives are changed forever in one moment of innocence and betrayal. 2010 Midsumma Season Wednesday 27 January – Sunday 7 February 2010 (Preview: Tuesday 26th January) Time: 8.30pm (Tue-Sat); 5.30pm (Sun) Tickets: Full $22.00, Concession $16.00, Tight Tuesdays $12.00 Bookings: www.midsumma.org.au, www.northcotetownhall.com.au or at the door!

Past Productions

	I Love You, Bro Sex, spies, lies: the true story of a teenage chatroom junkie who conspires to murder himself, spreading a web of deceit which destroys two lives. Based on real events in Altrincham, Manchester in 2003, the plot "...had audiences gasping with a mix of horror and disbelief." (Herald Sun) Winner: ‘Melbourne Dramatists Playwright Award’ (Melbourne Fringe Festival, 2007). Nominee: 'Best New Australian Writing' (Green Room Awards 2007) Check out the latest reviews! 2008 Edinburgh Fringe Festival season  30th July - 25th August, Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh 2009 Malthouse Theatre season  10th - 28th February, Tower Theatre, Melbourne 2009 Spiegeltent season  16th March, Garden of Unearthly Delights, Adelaide 2009 UK/Ireland Tour 1st - 24th May, Uppingham, South Hill Park, Dublin & London
	Mommie & the Minister Three to a Room presents a Sisters Grimm production. Angelic twins Edmund and Harriet Lovely are your average six-year-olds… Except they live in a basement, play with rats, and are in their late twenties. Locked downstairs by their demented Mommie, the "children" have waited twenty years to meet "the Minister". Could murder be their only escape?! Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2008 Smirnoff Underbelly – Big Belly (Venue 61) August 2 - 24,
	An Air Balloon Across Antarctica Powerful and poignant, An Air Balloon Across Antarctica tells the story of Caitlin Evans, a female explorer travelling across Antarctica in a hot air balloon to scatter her son’s ashes, accompanied by Ham, a lemming trapped in a hamster’s body. Balancing levity and gravity, absurdity and aching realism, An Air Balloon Across Antarctica is a breathtakingly beautiful piece of theatre exploring the edge of the earth and the edges of ourselves. 2008 Adelaide Fringe Festival Season 21st Feb - 16th March, Holden Street Theatres, Hindmarsh Check out the trailer! 2007 Edinburgh Fringe Festival Season 1st - 27th August, 2008, Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh