Tin Alley Players

Jinks

Tin Alley Players

Play (1976)

Hedda Gabler (1998)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1998)

Let’s Murder Vivaldi Death

Tin Alley Players

Play (1985)

Close of Play

Tin Alley Players

Play (1982)

A Night Out

Tin Alley Players

Play (1981)

Cinderella on the Box

Tin Alley Players

Play (1981)

Pantomime

Measure for Measure (1979)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1979)

Loot (1977)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1977)

A Black Comedy.

Brand

Tin Alley Players

Play (1975)

Ibsen's play concerning "the fate of the heroic individual, whose struggle toward the discovery of self leads to tragic destruction". A challenging text to produce o...

Little Murders (1974)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1974)

Justice is a Woman

Tin Alley Players

Play ( 1974)

A three act legal drama set in Scotland

A Man for All Seasons (1973)

Tin Alley Players

Musical (1973)

Director’s Note- This play is about a reluctant martyr: Sir Thomas More was not one to zealously seek death – on the contrary, as a man who relished life, he use...

East Lynne

Tin Alley Players

Play (1972)

A melodrama based on the novel by Mrs. Henry Wood.

Duke of Edinburgh Assassinated

Tin Alley Players

Play (1972)

Keith Macartney Memorial Theatre Fund Benefit Performance

Tin Alley Players

Play (1972)

Performed soon after Keith Macartney’s death to raise funds for the naming and building of a theatre space in his name

Dear Liar

Tin Alley Players

Play (1971)

Dramatization of the letters of G. B. Shaw and Mrs Patrick Campbell.

No Common Theme (The Dumb Waiter; Snow Angel; O’Flaherty)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1971)

The Dumb Waiter – Harold Pinter (dir. Bruce Sims),Snow Angel – Lewis John Carlino (dir. Sasha Soldatow),O’Flaherty V.C – George Bernard Shaw (dir. Maggie McInnes)

Amphitryon ’38 (1971)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1971)

Gaslight (1970)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1970)

A thriller set in the late 1800’s. A husband attempts to drive his wife mad in order to secure her fortune.

Electra (1970)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1970)

Julius Caesar (1970)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1970)

Shakespeare’s tragedy about murder, politics and the quest for power.

Everyman and The Murder of Abel

Tin Alley Players

Play (1969)

Everyman written end of 14th century – Fear of death and spiritual victory of Christian Faith.

Hedda Gabler (1969)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1969)

Ibsen’s famous play on themes of fear, scandal and repression of emotional inner worlds.

A Lily in Little India

Tin Alley Players

Play (1968)

Antony and Cleopatra (1968)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1968)

Lily in Little India

Tin Alley Players

Play (1968)

Captain Swift (1967)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1967)

An attempt was made to present this melodrama in the style of the period (c. 1890) but neither the producer nor most of the cast were adequate to this task.

A Man for All Seasons (1967)

Tin Alley Players

Musical (1967)

Antigone (1966)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1966)

A rendering of the ancient tale of Antigone and her refusal to adhere the to the King’s decree that her brothers body shall not be burned. A tale of rational respo...

Fairy Tales of New York

Tin Alley Players

Play (1966)

A four act play divided into four stories. Performed at the National Theatre

Hay Fever (1965)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1965)

Arms and the Man (1965)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1965)

A three act play set in a small Bulgarian town near the Dragoman Pass. Had a return season April 20 -21 the same year.

All My Sons (1965)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1965)

A three act play set in the outskirts of an American town.

And Tomorrow?

Tin Alley Players

Play (1964)

King Lear (1963)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1963)

Shakespeare’s great tragedy of a troubled king.

Knight of the Burning Pestle (1961)

Melbourne University Dramatic Club Tin Alley Players The Marlowe Society

Play (1961)

‘First memorable burlesque, or mock-heroic plee, of the English Theatre.’ Production attempted to recreate Elizabethan theatre.

Alice Sit by the Fire

Tin Alley Players

Play (1960)

Rehearsed reading, performed in the Men's Lounge in Union House.

Juno and the Paycock (1960)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1960)

First produced 1924, Dublin. ‘Deals with the hopes and disappointments created in members of a Dublin tenement family by a badly phrased will.

Family Album

Tin Alley Players

Play (1959)

Set in the drawing room of a house in 1860. Performed in the Frankston Mechanics Inst. Hall. Two articles reporting that Tin Alley Players won VDL One-Act play f...

Deidre of the Sorrows

Tin Alley Players

Play (1959)

A high tragedy that reaches beyond both realism and romanticism.

Ghosts (1958)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1958)

A piece set in 1880’s in Western Norway.

Six Characters in Search of an Author – 1958

Tin Alley Players

Play (1958)

The play concerns six characters who have been created by an author for a play yet to be written. They attempt to tell their story to the producer of the play.

A Physician In Spite of Himself (1957)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1957)

A one act play set in France 1666. Performed at the Frankston Mechanics Institiue Hall.

In Camera (1957)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1957)

A quintessentail Satre work containing the famous maxim “hell is other people”. A classic espousal of existentialism. Part of double bill with Passion, Poison an...

Julius Caesar (1956)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1956)

Shakespeare's famous telling of the bloody, conniving and murderous Roman empire around the rule and death of Julius Caesar. Murray Sutherland Prize for Dramatic ...

Antigone (1956)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1956)

A tragedy about the individual versus the state and questions of loyalty.

Hedda Gabler (1955)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1955)

A four act play set in Norway.

Captain Carvallo

Tin Alley Players

Play (1955)

A comedy in 3 acts. “gay comedy”

Love in Albania

Tin Alley Players

Play (1954)

A three act play set in London in 1944.

Escape

Tin Alley Players

Play (1954)

Ardele

Tin Alley Players

Play (1954)

La Sauvage

Tin Alley Players

Play (1953)

Play written in 1934, it shows love springing up, idyllic and unspoiled, out of the very corruptions of a cheap cafe existance. Proceeds in aid of International House Appeal.

Montserrat (1952)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1952)

A play set during the Spanish Occupation in the year 1812. There is a very interesting note onthe back cover of the program about International House and the need...

King John

Tin Alley Players

Play (1952)

Lot’s Wife (1951)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1951)

A comedy set in Asia Minor. This season of Lot’s Wife is noted as being Tin Alley Players’ 44th production.

An Inspector Calls

Tin Alley Players

Play (1950)

Part of the Tin Alley Players 41st season in the Union Theatre

Lady Frederick

Tin Alley Players

Play (1949)

A comedy in 3 acts set in late 19th Century Monte-Carlo.

Ah, Wilderness!

Melbourne University Dramatic Club Tin Alley Players

Play (1949)

A four act play – an amiable study of family life.

Goodnight Children

Tin Alley Players

Play (1948)

1908 Sitting Room, Yorkshire

Murder Without Crime

Tin Alley Players

Play (1948)

A thriller in 3 acts that “ends on a a note of startling irony”.

Too True to be Good – 21/06/1947

Tin Alley Players

Play (1947)

A political extravaganza in three acts.

A Hundred Years Old

Tin Alley Players

Play (1947)

A 3 act play set in a small Andalusian town. 3 very old bound copies at script -(1 incomplete). Also located: Elden de Steiger and Rowden White Library Proceed...

Currant Pie

Tin Alley Players

Play (1946)

‘A theatrical dish with a Mildura flavour’. In aid of the Melbourne University Mildura Branch Ammenities Fund.

Anna Christie (1946)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1946)

A four act play telling “the story of a U.S family and the U.S itself. In aid of Mildura Branch Ammenities Fund and Union House Appeal Fund.

Bill of Divorcement

Tin Alley Players

Play (1946)

Lover

Tin Alley Players

Play (1946)

2 x One Act Plays and A series of short sketches performed before T.A.P meeting

Close Quarters

Tin Alley Players

Play (1946)

Candida (1946)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1946)

“A pleasant play in 3 acts”. Proceeds went to Union House Appeal Fund.

A Bill of Divorcement (1946)

Tin Alley Players

Musical (1946)

Playreadings Performed as part of the Kew Arts Festival. Program cost 6d. References from: Theatre Production DB; annual report;

Guy Faux

Tin Alley Players

Play (1946)

I Have Been Here Before

Tin Alley Players

Play (1945)

The scene throughout is a sitting-room of the bull Inn, Orindle Moor Norht, Yorkshire at Whitsuntide.

Henry IV Part 1 (1945)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1945)

A Doll’s House (1945)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1945)

A play pleading the individuality of women. Proceeds to Union House Appeal Fund.

Lover’s Leap (1945)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1945)

The action of the play takes place at Helen’s house in the country, between four o’clock of an afternoon in June and ten o’clock the next morning.

The Play’s the Thing – 14/04/1945

Tin Alley Players

Musical (1945)

A comedy in three acts, adapted from the Hungarian by P.G. Wodehouse. The action takes place in a room in a castle on the Italian Riviera, on a Saturday in summer.

Ariadne or Business First

Tin Alley Players

Play (1945)

Play-reading of a comedy in three acts. Scene: The lounge room of John Winter’s home in the provincial town of melchester.

Biography

Tin Alley Players

Play (1945)

The scene throughout is Marion Froude’s studio-living room in New York.

Lightning Strikes Twice

Tin Alley Players

Play (1944)

A three act play set in the outskirts of a small country town. ‘Lightening Strikes Twice is the Tin Alley Players’ first venture into the field of Australian ...

Arms and the Man (1944)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1944)

One of Shaw’s earliest works – an anti-romantic comedy about soldiers. In aid of the Opportunity Club and Union House appeal.

By Candlelight

Tin Alley Players

Play (1944)

Libel (1944)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1944)

Lot’s Wife (1944)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1944)

Margin for Error

Tin Alley Players

Play (1944)

A satirical melodrama set in the German consulate of a large U.S city.

Juno and the Paycock (1943)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1943)

Hotel Universe

Tin Alley Players

Play (1943)

First produced in New York in 1930. ‘Directed primarily against the selfish and useless way of life of the wealthy upper-crust.’ The plays proceeds are in...

Love from a Stranger

Tin Alley Players

Play (1943)

Hobson’s Choice (1943)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1943)

Family Affairs

Tin Alley Players

Play (1943)

George and Margaret

Tin Alley Players

Play (1943)

Hedda Gabler (1943)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1943)

Anna Christie (1942)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1942)

Blithe Spirit (1942)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1942)

No More Music

Tin Alley Players

Play (1942)

Candida (1942)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1942)

Diversion

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Revue (1942)

A Bill of Divorcement (1941)

Tin Alley Players

Musical (1941)

Dear Brutus (1941)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1941)

At Mrs Bean’s (1941)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1941)

Dear Brutus (1941)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1941)

Lady Windermere’s Fan (1941)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1941)

A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1941)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1941)

9 sell out performances. Miss Muriel Cheek sang songs composed by Margaret Sutherland at a meeting of the ‘staff and distaff’. A review from The Sun News-Pict...

French without Tears (1941)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1941)

Design for Living (1940)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1940)

Juno and the Paycock (1940)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1940)

French without Tears (1940)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1940)

A three act set in a small sea side village in the south of south of France

Judgement Day

Tin Alley Players

Musical (1940)

Boy Meets Girl

Tin Alley Players

Play (1940)

Anna Christie (1940)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1940)

It’s Autumn Now

Tin Alley Players

Play (1940)

Anna Christie (1939)

Tin Alley Players

Play (1939)