The 53rd Victim – performed in Whangarei by Bogwood
On the morning of July 7th 2005, Pip Hall was in London. She wandered into Tavistock Square shortly after that double-decker bus had been destroyed by suicide bombers. Also there at the same time was a young New Zealand woman claiming to be a doctor as she assisted the wounded and the dying.
Hall, the daughter of New Zealand dramatist Roger Hall, was so intrigued by this woman’s story and subsequent fate, that she made her the central character in her award-winning play ‘The 53rd Victim’. Read more
Alison Turner – Azi – thanks for sharing your life with us
Alison Turner was an elf, a creative spirit, a laugh, Huw’s best friend, a director, an actor, a mother, owner of Alter Ego, a seamstress extraordinaire. She was 57 and died suddenly last week while hiking on Rangitoto Island. Read more
Joyful and Triumphant to be performed in Whangarei by Bogwood Productions
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Just to confirm that the Old Library Building has been booked from 12th June-4th July for our season of Robert Lord’s classic New Zealand play Joyful and Triumphant. Which does not necessarily mean that those wll be the performance dates. But it will be a three-week season within those dates and subject to confirmation.Auditions are likely to be held at the Old Library early March and we will be looking for 5 women and 2 men. We are delighted that Kelly Johnson will again be directing.
Macbeth in Whangarei
Bogwood Productions will be unveiling their 2009 Shakespeare production in mid-September : the classic Macbeth , directed by Kelly Johnson and starring Jarrod Tuck and Natasha Foster in the title roles.
Macbeth runs from September 17th-26th and tickets, priced at $20 and $10 for students, are available from the Arts Promotion Trust and AlterEgo Costume Hire, Finlayson Street, Whangarei. Further information is available from bogwoodinfo@gmail.com or 09 432 0880.
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Spine-chilling masterpiece Macbeth in Whangarei
Bogwood Productions go from strength to strength. Their most ambitious project yet, William Shakespeare’s spine-chilling masterpiece Macbeth , opens at the Arts Promotion Trust in Whangarei in mid-September 2009. Read more
