Audition Dates
15 Nov 2003 – 15 Nov 2003
- Sat 15 November 2003
Details
AddressMt Lawley Bowling Club
The fourth IFAC/Equity Guild Awards will will again be held at the art deco restored Mt Lawley Bowling Club on Saturday 15th November with music provided by the sensational sounds of Hawaiinot.
All finalists and eventual winners will be announced by AFI Award Winner
Ms Rachel Blake (Lantana, Wildside) and the Minister for Culture and the Arts the Hon. Sheila McHale MLA at the I.F.A.C./Equity Guild Awards presentation ceremony. Ticket bookings for the formal cocktail evening are now open and enquiries should be directed to Ms Sandra Woodham on 9227 7924.
The six core categories include: Best Actor – Female, Best Actor – Male, Best Newcomer, Best Director, Best Production and Best New Play.
“2003 has proven to be a record year for the Awards in terms of the number of productions submitted for final assessment” President of the Equity Benevolent Guild Jay Walsh said.
Mr Walsh said “Such a result means that the Awards have an increasing importance for the WA theatre industry as a major promotional event. It has always been the intention that the awards would become performing arts awards, and with this growing industry recognition and an audience increase of 32% in 3 years, the inclusion of other performing arts categories may happen sooner rather than later”.
See you there.
All finalists and eventual winners will be announced by AFI Award Winner
Ms Rachel Blake (Lantana, Wildside) and the Minister for Culture and the Arts the Hon. Sheila McHale MLA at the I.F.A.C./Equity Guild Awards presentation ceremony. Ticket bookings for the formal cocktail evening are now open and enquiries should be directed to Ms Sandra Woodham on 9227 7924.
The six core categories include: Best Actor – Female, Best Actor – Male, Best Newcomer, Best Director, Best Production and Best New Play.
“2003 has proven to be a record year for the Awards in terms of the number of productions submitted for final assessment” President of the Equity Benevolent Guild Jay Walsh said.
Mr Walsh said “Such a result means that the Awards have an increasing importance for the WA theatre industry as a major promotional event. It has always been the intention that the awards would become performing arts awards, and with this growing industry recognition and an audience increase of 32% in 3 years, the inclusion of other performing arts categories may happen sooner rather than later”.
See you there.
Contact
This audition has concluded. Contact details are not available for past events.