Eagles Nest Theatre Company

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In the shadowed corners of Verona, two star-crossed souls collided—Romeo, a Montague, and Juliet, a Capulet. Their bloodlines locked in an ancient quarrel, they found themselves ensnared in a love that defied the animosity surrounding them. At a masquerade, hidden behind the fragile veils of disguise, their eyes met, and in that instant, the seeds of their doomed passion were sown.

When an evil person gets what’s coming to them there is no tragedy. This production focuses on the familiarity and banality of having desires and ambitions, and how when unchecked, they can lead to consequences beyond imagination. We focus on the journey of a loving couple, who each want the other to achieve their dreams, but ultimately destroy everything they care about; themselves, and each other.

A modern retelling of a classic story.

Two stupid rowdy teenagers? The greatest love story ever? You decide whether the infamous tale of these star-crossed lovers is both or neither.

An old new approach to Shaking the Spear: no frills, no set, no costumes, no hiding behind expensive production values. Be prepared for a deeply passionate, raw, immersive exploration of the text. House lights on, prepare to stay on the edge of your seat - and vocal. Various key scenes will be performed and repeated in different styles with suggestion and interpretation encouraged along the way. Much Ado is a comic romantic romp - presented as a beautiful play on sharp wit and games of attraction, where often the dissociative power of words is mistaken for the vulnerability of love. In addition, we offer an exploration of the darker elements of romance culture through a frightening satire that ruthlessly tears the facadical (adjectival form) mask.

This workshop is brought to you by a diverse group of creatives who have dedicated their lives to the art of finding their voices and expressing themselves. They are also passionate about empowering others on their creative journeys.

When a small town high school teacher introduces Darwin's Origin of Species to the class room, he violates the law against teaching anything but Biblical Creationism. When two of the most famous lawyers in the country came to argue the case it took centre stage in a national trial that pitted Science against Religion. Set a hundred years ago in the 1920s, inherit the wind is a classic of the American theatre, and the issues presented by it are still all too relevant today. Come celebrate the end of 2022 and the start of an exciting 2023 for Eagles Nest. A rehearsed reading of an abridged text. ten dollars at the door goes towards paying the actors Further donations graciously received by the company

Imagine yourself ... in the sensational setting of a eucalypt forest north of Briagolong on the Anzac Day long weekend 2021. Lie back and enjoy professional theatre performances.

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