In 2015, Alexandra & cofounder Mary-Rose McLaren started a choral speaking choir which performed in Ballarat National Theatres’ Who Remembers the Great War?, Ballarat Laneways Festival with The Raven and the witches from Macbeth, at Clunes Book Week & most recently at the Royal South Street Society Competitions. She teaches Speech and Drama at Ballarat Centre of Music & the Arts (link out to ) Damascus College & Ballarat Grammar.Īlexandra has been involved with the following BNT productions:Ģ014 - assistant director to Mary-Rose McLaren for Social TalesĢ015 - co-director with Peter Nethercote for Who Remembers The Great WarĢ015 - Molly in The Female of the SpeciesĢ017 - director of Much Ado About Shakespeare She has also experimented with anonymous theatre, immersive theatre and produced the short film Sine which made it to the final of Tropfest.Īlexandra works as a simulated patient for the Royal Women’s Hospital and University of Melbourne and coordinates actors for Deakin University. Since then she has appeared a few times on screen participated in various fringe festival shows as either: writer, director, actor and costume or mask designer. Mark Turvin, Back Stage Newspapers DirectorĪlexandra completed a Bachelor of Performing Arts at BAPA in 1999. "While he has cleverly crafted a narrative structure where everyone moves the plot forward with description and commentary and has shrunk the novel's regiment of characters to a core of 23 performed by 14 actors, he has also done everything he can to remain true to Austen's prose, which is why this evening is a treat not only for fans of Austen's work such as I, but a great entree for the uninitiated to discover the world of Mr. "Jory gets the entire story told without either cramming the script with detail or omitting anything crucial." This version written by Jon Jory in 2005 has all of the wit and romance of Jane Austen's classic 1813 novel come to life-in a refreshing fast-paced and engaging new adaptation.
The novel Pride and Prejudice retains the fascination of modern readers, consistently appearing near the top of lists of "most-loved books" among both literary scholars and the general public. In a society where subtle snubs and deceit proliferate, is it possible for Elizabeth and Darcy to look beyond his pride and her prejudice, and to make the best match of all? About the Play Darcy, she is determined not to let her feelings triumph over her own good sense - but the truth turns out to be slipperier than it seems. When the independent-minded Elizabeth meets the handsome but enigmatic Mr.
But with four sisters, an overzealous match-making mother, and a string of unsuitable suitors, it's difficult to escape the subject. 1st October - Fundraising Night for Mer Majģrd – 5th October Wednesday – Friday 8 pmįinding a husband is hardly Elizabeth Bennet's most urgent priority.
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