Tag Archives: Lisa Maza

  1. The End

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    May 7, 2014 by wandalusst

    Photo Credit: Lucy Crossett Lisa Maza, as the Weaver, and Rosie Bray as The Child, bring the Swansong to a …
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  2. Finally, the finale

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    April 30, 2014 by wandalusst

      Photo Credit: Lucy Crossett  Lighting Design: Rachel Burke Musical Direction: Jo Trevathan   Choreography: Robin Laurie Outside, in the …
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  3. The Beetrooth of Verity

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    April 22, 2014 by wandalusst

    Photo Credit: Lucy Crossett  Lighting Design Rachel Burke Costumes: Alice Prowse  Design: Jane Murphy At last, the tin of St …
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  4. And after a brief interval….

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    March 29, 2014 by wandalusst

    Photo Credit: Lucy Crossett In the foyer of the Roslyn Smorgon Gallery at FCAC, Violet Basic-Lyell as Master Wunderkind plays …
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  5. In Consolation

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    March 23, 2014 by wandalusst

      In the Bindery, an act of resistance turns desolation into hope. Lisa Maza as The Weaver leads The Quire, …
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  6. One week to go…

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    February 22, 2014 by wandalusst

    Footscray here we come.

  7. Go West!

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    January 17, 2014 by wandalusst

    Robin Laurie (Director) and Peta Murray (Writer/Producer) Photo Credit: Jane Murphy On a hot day, it’s great to kick back …
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  8. Q: How many women does it take to make a Swansong?

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    December 13, 2013 by wandalusst

    Answer: Lots. Just some of our stellar artists and crew in this picture taken earlier this year.

  9. A rehearsal with a public audience – reflection by guest blogger, ANU researcher Bec Clifford

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    September 20, 2013 by wandalusst

    (Pictured: Peta Williams, composer, at the keyboard, with Musical Con-Sorts, Stefanie on violin, Shani on viola, and Fiona on cello.) …
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  10. Scene from a Swansong

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    September 16, 2013 by wandalusst

    As The Weaver looks on, The Child receives the gift of song from Verity and the Eternal Verities.

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