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Theatre company La Mama to pause 2025 operations due to funding cuts - Vimarsana News

Theatre company La Mama to pause 2025 operations due to funding cuts

The not-for-profit theatre says it cannot afford to continue making work.

Source: smh.com.au
Melbourne Fringe Festival 2023 reviews: Burnout Paradise, Joyride, Only Bones, Guai, Zaffe, Squishy Taylor, Two Fingers Up, The Hotline, Mythos: Ragnarok, Joy Machine, Perpetual Horror, Dream Factory and more - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Fringe Festival 2023 reviews: Burnout Paradise, Joyride, Only Bones, Guai, Zaffe, Squishy Taylor, Two Fingers Up, The Hotline, Mythos: Ragnarok, Joy Machine, Perpetual Horror, Dream Factory and more

Fringe Theatre goes on the treadmill in Burnout Paradise while other shows offer high octane dance/theatre fusion, AI monsters and invitations into strangers’ loungerooms

Theatre Review: Killing Time, La Mama Courthouse - Vimarsana News

Theatre Review: Killing Time, La Mama Courthouse

Celebrated playwright Jack Hibberd’s absurdist new farce at La Mama is about time, and how it waits for no one.

Lunch with... Alan Finney, 'The godfather of Australian cinema' passes the baton on - Vimarsana News

Lunch with... Alan Finney, 'The godfather of Australian cinema' passes the baton on

For more than 50 years he was friend to the famous and a champion for Australian movies. Now, Alan Finney says, it’s time to move on.

AACTA awards 2022: Chairman Alan Finney, 'the godfather of Australian cinema', passes the baton on - Vimarsana News

AACTA awards 2022: Chairman Alan Finney, 'the godfather of Australian cinema', passes the baton on

For more than 50 years he was friend to the famous and a champion for Australian movies. Now, Alan Finney says, it’s time to move on.

Source: smh.com.au