An Entertaining Theatre Experience in Nambour
THE LIND'S PROGRAM FOR 2024
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- April 9 + April 13-Auditions! New work to premiere in July!-Dancing to Death- the Mata Hari story
- April 17-June 19 Youth Drama Classes
- April 26 - 4 May- Speaking in Tongues by Andrew Bovell-directed by Kathryn Barnes & Angela Braby
- July - Dancing to Death by Jo Denver-directed by Michelle Connelly & Mathieu Cadart
- August - Sunshine Coast Theatre Youth Festival
- September - One Act Play Festival
- October/November - directed by Judith Boyd
The Show Must Go On
Here's the line-up at The Lind.
75+ Years of Proud Legacy
2024 Seasons
Youth Drama Classes at The Lind Theatre in 2024
Calling young people aged between 14 - 20 years with an interest in learning drama and theatre to the Lind Theatre Youth Drama classes.
Classes will be run each Wednesday during school terms by Judith Boyd and limited to 14 students.
Classes will cover all aspects of stage craft including voice, communication, improvisation, character building, script interpretation, team work, performance and directing. Judith Boyd has worked in theatre for over fifty years as an actor, director, adjudicator and teacher. She has also worked in television, radio and film.
Classes will be fun and informative. Students from the Youth Theatre would be invited to perform in the Sunshine Coast Youth Theatre Festival held in August each year.
Classes are $20 per week for a 2 hour class from 4-6pm each Wednesday. The 2nd term will run 17 April - 19 May.
Payment will be $160 for the full term, due on 17 April.
Registrations are open from 18 March via the registration screen below or contact Judith on 0414 743 383 for more information.
Speaking in Tongues- written by Andrew Bovell
-directed by Kathryn Barnes and Angela Braby
Love, trust, betrayal and infidelity - couples tangle and unravel in the search for love and excitement. A woman goes missing and the suspect is reported by a fearful neighbour. But why is she alone that night and has a crime been committed? Why will one person never give up on the past and another discards it as meaningless? Is trust enough?
Speaking in Tongues is a contemporary, gritty Australian psychological drama that explores the inner fears and desires that drive people to act against their better judgement. Winner of the 1997 AWGIE Stage Award for best new play and adapted into the award winning film Lantana, it is a disturbing, stylised tale of human lies, weakness, love and manipulation.
Rating 16+
Contains swearing and adult themes
Warning-Special effects of strobe Lighting, theatrical fog, and lighting effects are used in this production.
Season- April 26-May 4
Matinee Performances April 27,28, May 4
Evening Performances April 26, May 1, 3, 4
Enquiries 1300 732 764
Performance rights for Speaking in Tongues exclusively licenced by HLA Management Ltd
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State-of-the-Art Theatre
Results: SUNSHINE COAST YOUTH THEATRE FESTIVAL
AWARDS 2023
Junior Section
Best Play-Murder At Haynes Manor
Best Director- Tania Nash and Johanna Wallace
Best Female Performance- Elizabeth Edwards
Best Supporting Role Male- Thomas Currah
Adjudicators Award- Methias Videll-Wallace, Zarli Wallace, Luca Eley
Senior Section
Best Play- Radium Girls
2nd Best Play- That Scottish Play
Best Ensemble - Do it for the Boyz
Best Director - Madison Beaufort (Radium Girls)
Best Male Performance - Will Wilson (Radium Girls)
Best Female Performances - Lily Faulk (Radium Girls) Vivienne Thomas (Everyman/Everywoman)
Best Supporting Role Male - Nathan Herbermas (Radium Girls)
Best Supporting Role Female - Tasha Duthie (Hoods)
Best Performers in a Minor Role - Xavier Vass (Every Man Every Woman), Alyssa Constock (Phantasmal)
Adjudicator Awards - Mckenzie Lenten &Thomas Moulds (The Importance Of Being Ernest), Molly Mitchell (Radium Girls)
Adjudicator-Tim Page
2024
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Nambour Lind Lane Theatre
AGENDA
Tuesday 19 March 2024
held at 16 Mitchell Street Nambour at 7.30 pm
Minutes of AGM 2023 – circulated to all financial members
President’s Report – Glenda Campi
Treasurer’s Report – Gwen Griffin
Notice of Motion:- Number of general committee members for 2024
Election of Committee: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary. If there is more than one nomination for a position, then an election will be undertaken
Appointment of Auditor (for 2024)
Appointment of Patron/s
Birthday Celebrations
December 6, 2020, our birthday celebration was such a fun day, with so many friends all gathered together to reminisce over 75 years of The Lind Theatre. It was really special having guests who were instrumental in what has been achieved and complimentary on what we are still doing to keep the theatre alive. What a fine afternoon we shared in the cool, with music and slideshows, cake cutting, the unveiling of plaques, speakers. Many thanks to Deputy Mayor Arts Portfolio @CrRickBaberoswki for joining us. Roll on another 75 years!
2024 Committee
President: Glenda Campi
Vice President: Colin Grevett
Secretary: Kathryn Barnes
Treasurer: Gwen Griffin
Committee: Lea-Anne Grevett, Josh Wilson, Victoria McGuin, Michelle Connelly, Kathy Hickson
Meetings: Management committee meets every third Tuesday of the month at 7.00pm
A Glimpse of What Goes Behind the Building
Huge thanks to Drew and Colin!
To know more about our line-up or activities, feel free to call us on 1300 732 764.
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Address
The Lind
Nambour Lind Lane Theatre Inc,
16 Mitchell Street,
PO Box 262,
Nambour, QLD 4560
