Garrick Theatre
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Enquiries: (08) 9377 3358
Website: www.garricktheatre.asn.au
Garrick Theatre Club, founded May 13th 1932, is the longest continual running amateur theatre group in metropolitan WA. The club was named after David Garrick, the famous English actor and dramatist.
During the past seven decades, Garrick Theatre has brought a wide variety of theatrical entertainment to the community. In turn, the club has received many awards and is today one of the more respected amateur theatre groups in the state.
Awards
Recent Reviews
'Cocky's Crossing' reviewed by Gordon the Optom
- energy packed, vibrant fun, highly recommended
‘Three, One Act Plays’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
- ‘Milly and Joan’ is one of the best short plays that I have seen in years.
'Relatively Speaking' reviewed by Gordon the Optom
- This not a farce but a cleverly written comedy script, beautifully presented.
'Touch and Go' reviewed by Gordon the Optom
- the very best of the best. A must see production
‘Prepare to Meet Thy Tomb’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
- The final curtain call gave a new meaning to ‘curtains for all’ or ‘the actor died on stage’.
'See How They Run' reviewed by Gordon the Optom
- ‘See How They Run’ is typical British farce, written in 1949 by Philip King, who was much admired for his complex plots. Not surprisingly after ...
'Panic Stations' reviewed by Gordon the Optom
- Problems moving into a new home, and an old girlfriend is there.
'Miranda' reviewed by Gordon the Optom
- A tail of the sea.
'Ninety' reviewed by Gordon the Optom
- How strong is your first love?
Dramafest 2014 Session 3 reviewed by Richard Hyde
- Seems auditioning and the afterlife hold great sway over our theatrical youth… perhaps the fear of facing both is a driving motivation?
Past Shows
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