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March Madness – in the best way! 🤪

Lucy McNabb, Marketing and Communications Manager Hello ATYP-eople! Lucy here, one day away from celebrating my first month as Marketing and Communications Manager! By way of introduction, here are some things I’m loving right now:  Dua Lipa. No further explanations required.  Allens have just released a sour edition of their…
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ArtsLab: Unreliable Witness review

Photography by Joshua Morris, design overlay by David Molloy. pollon by Eliza Scott So here we are: it’s 2021, I’ve come out of theatre reviewing retirement and what a time it is for the Sydney theatre scene. The work I’m seeing at the moment is the most relevant and exciting…
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All Hail The Queens – Drummer Queens review

The cast of Dummer Queens. Photo by David Hooley. Exciting, loud and high energy with a touch of dystopia, Drummer Queens is an innovative theatrical experience not to be missed. Featuring a diverse cast of eight fierce female drummers in bright yellow jumpsuits, the performance combines the female strength and…
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The Martin-Lysicrates Prize 2021

MARTIN-LYSICRATES PRIZE 2021 Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) is proud to be partnering once again with The Lysicrates Foundation and Riverside Theatres to present The Martin-Lysicrates Prize 2021. BACKGROUND: The Martin-Lysicrates Prize 2021 celebrates the best new Australian writing for young people. For more information on the history of…
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FANGIRLS review

Karis Oka and the cast of FANGIRLS. Photo by Brett Boardman. FANGIRLS, written by Yve Blake, is an absolute delight from start to finish. Both incredibly funny and genuinely moving, it is a show written with love and empathy. The writer’s clear personal experience with the community and care for…
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We’re heading back to the theatre! 🎭

Johanna Mulholland, General Manager Every other day here in the ATYP office, someone looks my way and says, “I’ve Been Meaning to Ask You”. My eyes involuntarily widen, I sit forward a little.  The production with this synapse-twanging title is in fact ATYP’s first gig back in a theatre in…
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