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MB in the NT — Alice Springs & Darwin 🦘

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Maccas in QLD ☀️ BrizVegas and Cairns

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so lucky it’s stupid 🫶

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don’t have the words to describe how grateful I am to learn from this cast and crew 🥹🫶this job has flipped my life around and reminded me you never know what’s around the corner and you underestimate (I do) how beautiful, kind, and supportive people can be. i will never forget this opportunity 🫶

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first time in Tassie x

#hobart #bayoffires #launceston

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a week of one night stands // goulburn - shire - tamworth - port mac ✨

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tricks in tazzie

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Lutruwita I love you. Home of the Theatre Royal, my favourite theatre. Miss 3 year olds first snow. Climbed Cradle Mountain for Mr 7 year olds birthday. David Bowies handwritten draft of starman. A private meeting with a first folio. Lawrence Olivier’s dressing room. A ghost tour. Devils and Quolls and Wombats and Platypus.

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Witchcraft in Wagga ✨

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CAST ANNOUNCEMENT ✨ James Thomasson makes his Belvoir stage debut in their 2027 season with A CLOCKWORK ORANGE 🧡
We can’t wait to see this iconic work given a bold new spin. And what a show to make your debut in!

8 May - 6 June 2027 @belvoirst

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A CLOCKWORK ORANGE
By Anthony Burgess
Adapted by Tom Wright
Directed by Margaret Thanos
8th May to 6th June 2027

Featuring Paula Arundell, Marco Chiappi, Rose Riley, Britt Santariga, James Thomassen, Darius Williams

Designed by Angelina Daniel
Lighting by Paul Jackson
Sound and Composition by Sam Cheng

I am so excited and grateful to be doing this one. It’s extremely special to me. A particular thank you to my partner in crime for this, Tom Wright, without whom this idea wouldn’t have been half as exciting. So proud to be in this season with so many amazing artists I love @belvoirst - go check out the whole season to see so many of my friends and colleagues shine!

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ANTHONY BURGESS’ PROPHETIC CLASSIC REIMAGINED FOR NOW.

“What we were after now was the old Surprise Visit. That was a real kick and good for laughs and lashings of the old ultraviolence.” – Alex

A time not too far from our own. A city, plagued with youth crime. Alex is fifteen, intelligent, passionate about Beethoven – and a sociopath. Beating up elderly academics, brawling with other gangs, breaking and entering – that’s one thing. But when he lands up in gaol, it’s the end of the road. Or is it?

The State wants to try a radical new therapy to cure young criminals – the Ludovico Technique. Alex is the guinea pig, and he’s quickly ready to be let back on the streets.

He’s cured. He’s cured all right

The 1966 novel has so much in it – the nature versus nurture debate, the battle between the need for social control and private liberation, the problems with the idea that Good Art makes you a Good Citizen… It’s a modern fable due for a timely re-visit. After her success with A Mirror in 2026, Margaret Thanos will direct a bold new version of this sometimes confronting tale. We’re rapt to bring on some astonishing talent making Belvoir debuts, whilst welcoming back Belvoir stalwarts Marco Chiappi and Paula Arundell. Visceral, and occasionally profound, with Anthony Burgess’ extraordinary heightened language, this will be fascinating theatre. - Eamon

ABC article by @hammerstory

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A CLOCKWORK ORANGE

By Anthony Burgess
Adapted by Tom Wright
Directed by Margaret Thanos

Anthony Burgess’ prophetic classic reimagined for now.

A time not too far from our own. A city, plagued with youth crime. Alex is fifteen, intelligent, passionate about Beethoven – and a sociopath.

The State wants to try a radical new therapy to cure young criminals – the Ludovico Technique. Alex is the guinea pig, and he’s quickly ready to be let back on the streets.

He’s cured. He’s cured all right

“The 1966 novel has so much in it – the nature versus nurture debate, the battle between the need for social control and private liberation, the problems with the idea that Good Art makes you a Good Citizen… It’s a modern fable due for a timely re-visit. After her success with A Mirror in 2026, Margaret Thanos will direct a bold new version of this sometimes confronting tale. We’re rapt to bring on some astonishing talent making Belvoir debuts, whilst welcoming back Belvoir stalwarts Marco Chiappi and Paula Arundell. Visceral, and occasionally profound, with Anthony Burgess’ extraordinary heightened language, this will be fascinating theatre.” Eamon Flack

2027 Season Tickets are now on sale! Link in bio

Supported by The Group & The Creative Development Fund

8 May – 6 Jun 2027

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