Tag Archives: Australian

Amazing Acting Teacher Lynette Sheldon Returns To Sydney

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Mitch

These past few months, I once again got the privilege of working with the amazing and inspiring acting teacher, Lynette Sheldon. Previously, she has worked with well-known Australian stars such as Zoe Ventoura (Packed To The Rafters) and Dichen Lachman … Continue reading →

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Tomorrow When The War Began: Does it represent the best of Australian Film?

Posted on September 12, 2010 by Mitch

I first read the Tomorrow When The War Began series early in high school. It was one of the most exciting collection of books I’d read. The story was brilliant. 7 teenagers living in rural New South Wales head out … Continue reading →

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Cameron Mackintosh’s Miss Saigon: A Wonderful Journey

Posted on August 31, 2010 by Mitch

When I heard that Cameron Mackintosh’s Miss Saigon was coming to Australia, I was immediately excited. Here was a show that I grew up with and knew quite well. I had seen the Australian production that was on at the … Continue reading →

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My Trip to Hong Kong

Posted on August 22, 2010 by Mitch

In May of 2008, I went on my first trip to Hong Kong in several years. I had just finished the national Australian tour of Cameron Mackintosh’s Miss Saigon and I wanted a little holiday. I was excited as hell … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Australian

Amazing Acting Teacher Lynette Sheldon Returns To Sydney

Tomorrow When The War Began: Does it represent the best of Australian Film?

Cameron Mackintosh’s Miss Saigon: A Wonderful Journey

My Trip to Hong Kong

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