1930s Theatre Clubs in WA
Tue, 21 Feb 2012, 03:23 pmPaul Treasure12 posts in thread
1930s Theatre Clubs in WA
Tue, 21 Feb 2012, 03:23 pmPatch?
I believe Don, that David
I believe Don, that David Cran moved it from Perth to a community hall Victoria Park, possibly as a youth theatre. But I think that was back in the 90"s?. I think the last show I had anything to do with Patch Was a season of Carosel, which they did at the Playhouse Perth. I believe after the fire they got out of the William St lease & moved to Vic Park?
However I'm sure there are still a few others on the site that may have better memories. I believe it started on or about WW1.
Chookas Don!
Patch Theatre
And let's not forget all
So I'm led to believe,
I remember when I desgned &
I remember when I desgned & built the set, with my wife (Joyce) for 'Man for all seasons' at Patch. when it misteriously became his set, acording to the local rag? But this might be just a miscomunication with the reporter.
Although he complained about the set, while my wife & I were building it. However he wasn't behind the fence & using it for a few production afterwards. I think it was then. I pulled the pin on Patch & went to the ''Giuld Theatre, which became 'Titan' at the top end of Hay Street.
4th 1930 theatre club
Bunbury Rep was founded in
I think that Manjinup maybe
I think that Manjinup maybe on a par, although from memory, having read some of the original minutes, That Bridgetown/Greenbushes, as it was defined, may go back even further?
now I think about it! I remember coming across a Govt Certificate, which was dated just after WW1, That we had mounted & hung up in the foyer. Possibly still there!
Bunbury Rep