2010 Main Stage

Creative Team

by Thornton Wilder

Director Iain Sinclair

Set Designer Pip Runciman
Composer & Sound Designer Paul Charlier


With Maeve Dermody, Darren Gilshenan, Robin Goldsworthy, Anita Hegh, Russell Kiefel, Chris Pitman, Susan Prior, Toni Scanlan, Christopher Stollery, Josh Quong Tart, Steve Toulmin, Frank Whitten

ACCESS PERFORMANCES

Captioned Performances
Friday 1 October 2010, 8.00pm
Wednesday 6 October 2010, 1.00pm
The captions screens are visible from selected seats in the Drama Theatre. When booking seats for captioned performances, please contact the box office and ensure that you request ‘Caption Seats’ which is suitable for best viewing of the caption screens.
Bookings via email to:

boxoffice@sydneytheatre.com.au

 


Audio Described Performance

Saturday 9 October 2010, 2.00pm
Workshop at 11.30am
Patrons for the audio description need to be seated 20 mins prior to the performance.

 
Email Reminder
 
 

Sydney Theatre Company presents

Our Town

by Thornton Wilder

 

It’s 1901. Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire. Welcome to Our Town.

A small American town like any other; simple, sleepy and cheerful. People here are like people anywhere else: they are born, they fall in love, they die. Ordinary people leading ordinary lives. Or so we might believe, until the Stage Manager – our guide for the evening – takes us on a tour of the town and we begin to glimpse how extraordinary even the most ordinary of lives can be.

Sliding between the past, the present and the future, we follow George and Emily – one of the most winsome couples in theatrical history – as they grow up, fall in love, marry and start their own family.

Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play from 1938 makes an affecting philosophical case for relishing life in the here and now. Heart-warming and humorous, Our Town celebrates the everyday and is a powerful call to appreciate life while we are in it.

 

 

2 Hours 20 Minutes, Including Interval

Cate & Andrew say...

Andrew: This is a play that most people have heard of but few have seen. It’s a moving interrogation of the American Dream and the shadow of mortality.

Cate: And it’s one of our favourites.

Dates & Times

Pre-season Briefing
Monday 30 August 6.15pm
Held at The Wharf

 

Night with the Actors
Tuesday 12 October 6.30pm
Post-show discussion with the cast and creative team

 

Previews
14-17 September  8pm

 

Season

18 September - 23 October

Performance Dates

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September 2010
Tue 14DRA8:00PM
Wed 15DRA8:00PM
Thu 16DRA8:00PM
Fri 17DRA8:00PM
Sat 18DRA8:00PM
Sun 19
Mon 20DRA6:30PM
Tue 21DRA8:00PM
Wed 22DRA1:00PM
Wed 22DRA8:00PM
Thu 23DRA8:00PM
Fri 24DRA8:00PM
Sat 25DRA2:00PM
Sat 25DRA8:00PM
Sun 26
Mon 27DRA6:30PM
Tue 28DRA8:00PM
Wed 29DRA1:00PM
Wed 29DRA8:00PM
Thu 30DRA8:00PM
October 2010
Fri 01DRA8:00PM
Sat 02DRA2:00PM
Sat 02DRA8:00PM
Sun 03
Mon 04
Tue 05DRA6:30PM
Wed 06DRA1:00PM
Wed 06DRA8:00PM
Thu 07DRA8:00PM
Fri 08DRA8:00PM
Sat 09DRA2:00PM
Sat 09DRA8:00PM
Sun 10DRA5:00PM
Mon 11
Tue 12DRA6:30PM
Wed 13DRA12:15PM
Wed 13DRA8:00PM
Thu 14DRA8:00PM
Fri 15DRA8:00PM
Sat 16DRA2:00PM
Sat 16DRA8:00PM
Sun 17DRA5:00PM
Mon 18
Tue 19DRA6:30PM
Wed 20DRA12:15PM
Wed 20DRA8:00PM
Thu 21DRA8:00PM
Fri 22DRA8:00PM
Sat 23DRA2:00PM
Sat 23DRA8:00PM
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