Category Archives: Toys and Technology

  1. Matron, Manifested

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    March 25, 2014 by wandalusst

    L – R: Nursie-Nurse (Caroline Lee) cowers, as Matron Rosemma Gascoyne (Wilhelmina Stracke) completes her Dance of the Seven Hospital …
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    Category: About the text, by Peta Murray, Community, Design, Things That Fall Over, Toys and Technology, with music (original and arranged) by Peta Williams | Tags: , , , , , , , , ,

  2. From the pen of guest blogger, set designer and fx-wiz Jane Murphy

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    November 20, 2012 by wandalusst

    By what happy stroke of luck have I managed to land in this room, bursting with talent and passion? Unfortunately, …
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    Category: Design, Guest bloggers, Toys and Technology, TTFO Creative Development | Tags: , , , , , , ,

  3. hi-tech ttfo

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    November 17, 2012 by murgatroydwashtub

    Oops! No Show Choons This Time, Folks! Which isn’t a bad thing! I guarantee music, singing and drag in an …
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    Category: Toys and Technology, TTFO Creative Development | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , ,

  4. There were four in the bed

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    November 9, 2012 by wandalusst

    A digression. We are now in week two of our creative development process. It’s hard to believe things could continue …
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    Category: About the text, Toys and Technology, TTFO Creative Development | Tags: , , , , , ,

  5. Ladies who Launch – 4

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    October 26, 2012 by wandalusst

    This wonderful image by photographer, Prue Carr, captures high tech, low tech and toy tech moments from our launch. Look …
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    Category: Toys and Technology, TTFO Launch, Uncategorized | Tags: , , , , ,

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