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25.01.2022 What did you do every Monday in LockDown? We at Melbourne Playback Theatre Company have been rehearsing since March. Would you like to see us perform a show via zoom?... We are providing digital workshops and performances NOW! Email [email protected] See more

24.01.2022 We here at Melbourne Playback are proud to be Melbournians. It's been a tough period for businesses, communities and individuals here in Melbourne. And today we celebrate the little wins of being part of this community. We got it down to Zero. ... Thank you for your support during these times. We can't wait to perform to you digitally and in real life very soon. We can't wait to hear your stories. We are Melbourne Playback. #Melbourne

23.01.2022 Tales of Jigsaws, Lockdown and change...

22.01.2022 Bookings for our Nov.29 & Dec.6 shows at https://events.humanitix.com/essential-service-stories-from. Last Feb. we partnered with Climate for Change at Trades Hall below.

18.01.2022 Book your tickets to our first ever Zoom public show! Three shows only! This Sunday Nov 29th : 7pm Dec. 6th : 11am, 7pm... What got you through? This year has been one of exceptional challenge for us all. However, it has also been a year of improvisation, hope, and resilience; a time in which people have reached out to their neighbours and cultivated new communities of care and service. Come and gather with Melbourne Playback Theatre Company, as we present our first season of public shows in 2020, and our first public season ever of digital performance. Book tickets in the comments We hope to see you this Sunday. Melbourne Playback Theatre Company acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional owners of the lands on which we perform and work: the People of the Kulin Nation. Sovereignty was never ceded. #MelbournePlayback #MelbourneTheatre #Theatre #PlaybackTheatre #Melbourne

14.01.2022 Coming Friday Nov.29th 7pm - Join our first of 3 shows online!

12.01.2022 This Sunday 7pm ... Melbourne Playback Theatre returns! Bookings.. https://events.humanitix.com/essential-service-stories...#

09.01.2022 Meet Josiah Lulham. He'll act on our 29th Nov. show. Bookings. https://events.humanitix.com/essential-service-stories...# Josiah is an actor and theatre maker who works across a variety of different mediums and theatrical practices. To illustrate: in 2016 Josiah appeared in David Williamson’s The Removalists, Jess Newman’s original musical Einstein: Master of the Universe, Phil Rouse’s adaptation of The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui at Theatreworks, and The Grub Theatre Collective’s site-specific Planning Atlantis. When he is not a performer, Josiah is an amateur anthropologist having studied anthropology at the University of Melbourne loves Live-Action Role Play, and is a fierce advocate for the City of Darebin. He is represented by Melissa Rose Management https://youtu.be/vA51u7NTW3Q

04.01.2022 1st show This Sunday 29th, 7pm with Alex Sangster, Phoebe Mason, Husham Juuma, Josiah Lulham, Ernie Gruner , Rachael Dubois / Bookings https://events.humanitix.com/essential-service-stories-from#

04.01.2022 Hold the dates and times!

02.01.2022 A great article by Melbourne improvisation afficionada, Gretel Taylor: http://www.dancehousediary.com.au/ "Cooper Allbright justifies bringing her dance practice into a space of large-scale catastrophe: ‘Because improvisation leads us to imagine other ways of being-with-one-another-in-the-world. Because improvisation is one of the few experiences which cultivates a self-open to possibility. Because improvisation can teach us how to dwell in our bodies and live in an unpredictable world’. "

01.01.2022 Husham will be one of our actors on Nov.29th. He trained with John Bolton. Bookings : https://events.humanitix.com/essential-service-stories...# Husham was the first recipient of the MPTC Youth scholarship in 2015. He studied the playback form at the SeaACT program for three years and was invited to be a full company member in 2016.