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It’s a new year, and we've got a new selection of bite-sized plays!
Our 4th year of the HLT short play festival All Sorts will treat its audiences by showcasing local up-and-coming writers. This year, we have seven plays on show, all wrapped up in one delicious night of entertainment.
Some will make you laugh, some will make you think, but all will keep you entertained.
Temporal Anomalies Division
Written by Alexander Smith
Directed by: Alexander Smith + Ian Fletcher
Alexander Smith
Nicole Smith
Stephen McCabe
Matthew Bourke
Felicity Jean
I.V League
Written by Angela Pezzano
Directed by Felicity Jean
Jaqueline Felangue
Tayah Gulyas
Evelyn Ivory
Angela Pezzano
The Arrival
Written by Gary Stowe
Directed by Nicole Smith
Christopher Pali
Lesh Satchitanada
The Duel
Written by Sally Davies
Directed by Ian Fletcher
Mitchell Rist
Michael Thompson
No Pudding on Tuesday
Written by Sherene B. Mitchell
Directed by Heather McGreal
Christine Snell
Max Newbould
Aurel Vasilescu
Ken Fletcher
Cheryl Mason
Ria Koppen
Felicity Jean
P.R Nightmare
Written & Directed by Mitchell Rist
Sonja Petrov
Jaqueline Felangue
Evelyn Ivory
Angela Pezzano
Beverley Mooney
Tayah Gulyas
Three's A Crowd
Written by Gary Stowe
Directed by Rosie Crossing
Lesh Satchithananda
Alexander Smith
Nicole Smith
Christopher Pali
Show Dates (2025):
Friday 28th March - 8pm
Saturday 29th March - 2pm
Friday 4th April - 8pm
Saturday 5th April - 2pm
Friday 11th April - 8pm
Saturday 12th April - 2pm
Crew
Production Managers - Rebecca Fletcher & Nicole Smith
Lighting Design + Rig - Mark Prophet & Aurel Vasilescu
Lighting Operator - Mark Prophet
Sound Design - Rhonda Hancock & The Directing Team
Sound Operator - Rhonda Hancoock
Stage Manager - Mike Rochfort
Backstage Crew - Jess Rochfort, Thye Rangai & Billy Delfino
Program Design- Tayah Gulyas
Publicity Manager - Tayah Gulyas
Photography - Holly-Leigh Prophet
F.O.H Manager - Lisa Prophet
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Reviews / Articles
Stage Whispers
This is the fourth of Henry Lawson Theatre’s program of short plays by local writers – and what a nice little collection of plays they have found this year. Seven unusual stories, a varied range of characters, all presented in a well-directed, smoothly produced program that is interesting and entertaining. Well done to the seven directors and twenty one actors – and the stage crew led by Mike Rochfort who work quickly and efficiently to ensure minimise the time between each item.
4th Wall Review
7 shows for the price of one, what a bargain! I can honestly say that everyone who attended Saturday's afternoon performance of All Sorts 4 left with a big smile on their face, chatting about which one they liked the best.
Program