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Les Solomon - Lambert House Enterprises |
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PO Box 226, Collaroy Beach NSW 2097, Australia |
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Phone: +61 2 9981 1526 Fax: +61 2 9981 16936 Mob 0425 314 004 |
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HEIR RAISING
Adapted from the screenplay of 'Violet's Visit"
by Barry Lowe & Andrew Creagh
From an idea by Richard Turner
On the eve of their commitment ceremony, Eden realises Taylor has not been totally honest, when a skateboard riding teenage girl arrives on their very gay doorstep claiming Taylor is her dad! Throw in Duane, a drop dead gorgeous gym bunny with the hots for Taylor, an irate mum determined to drag her daughter back to the country and Bella da Ball, conducting a small business in the back lane and you have loads of love, lust and laughter in this very modern comedy.
Productions
Fusebox Theatre, Sydney (2009)
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SEEING THINGS
Clarrie moves into a new apartment and finds the ghost of his favourite porn movie star, Randy Tucker, living in his wardrobe.
(4 men, 1 woman)
Productions
Pact Theatre, Sydney (2006)
Directed by Darrin Redgate
The Edge, Sydney (1995)
Directed by Terry Brady
Theatre 62, Adelaide (1994)
Directed by Geoff Crowhurst
Atheneum Theatre, Melbourne (1994)
Directed by Anthony Lambert
The Edge, Sydney (1993)
Directed by Anthony Lambert
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HOMME FATALE: THE JOEY STEFANO STORY
One-man play based on the life and death of gay porn icon, Joey Stefano.
Productions
Pleasance Theatre, London (2005)
Directed by Rob Chuter
Metro Arts Theatre, Brisbane (2004)
Directed by Bernie O’Regan
Theatreworks, Melbourne (2004)
Directed by Rob Chuter
Theatreworks, Melbourne (2000)
Directed by Rob Chuter
Teatro Colosseo, Rome (2000)
Directed by Bruno Montefusco
The Blue Room, Perth
Directed by Rob Chuter
North American Tour
(Detroit, San Francisco, Florida) (1999-2000)
Directed by Brian Kirst
Bailiwick Theatre Chicago (1999)
Directed by Brian Kirst
Sanford Meisner Theatre, New York (1999)
Directed by Peter McLean
Lion Theatre, Adelaide (1999)
Directed by Peter McLean
Belvoir Theatre Downstairs, Sydney (1998)
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SHAKIN’ THE BLUES AWAY
Cabaret song and biography of four of the great torch singers: Ruth Etting, Helen Morgan, Lillian Roth and Libby Holman.
Productions
Statement Lounge, Sydney (2005)
Directed by Robert Chuter
The Butterfly Club, Melbourne (2005)
Directed by Robert Chuter
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BY THE SHORT & CURLIES
One-man show about the life and murder of playwright, Joe Orton.
Productions
Theatreworks, Melbourne (2005)
Directed by Bernie O’Regan
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A THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHT STANDS
One-man show adapted from the biography of porn star, Jon Vincent, by Hope Carson.
Productions
Theatreworks, Melbourne (2004)
Directed by Robert Chuter
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OSCAR WILDE’S THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST (AS PERFORMED BY THE INMATES OF READING GAOL)
All-male version of Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy in an ad hoc production performed by the inmates of Reading prison in an attempt to cheer up the depressed playwright.
Productions
New Theatre, Sydney (2002)
Directed by Elaine Hudson
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PERNICKETY SPLIT!
Book by Barry Lowe
Music by Graham Fuller
Lyrics by Stephen Kemp
High school musical in which teenager, Pernickety, slides through a time tunnel under her bed and becomes involved with the shenanigans of King Arthur’s Court.
Productions
Whitehorse Theatre, Melbourne
Directed by Michelle Kearney
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SHE'S NO ANGEL: A MAE WEST VAUDEVILLE
Book by Barry Lowe
Music & Lyrics by Sean peter
Musical based on the life of stage and screen icon Mae West up until the time she leaves New York for Hollywood.
(Cast: 3 men or 2 men and 1 woman)
Productions
Lookout Theatre, Sydney (1999)
Directed by Jack Webster
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THE TURN OF THE SCREW
Henry James’ novella adapted for open-air stage production.
Productions
Rippon Lea, Melbourne (1998)
Directed by Robert Chuter
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SCAM!
Book by Barry Lowe
Music & Lyrics by Seam Peter
Modern musical updating of The Beggar’s Opera and The Threepenny Opera about squatters, political intrigue and murder!
Productions
Junction Theatre, Adelaide
Directed by Geoff Crowhurst
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THE GREAT GATSBY
Stage adaptation of the classic F. Scott Fitzgerald novel.
Productions
New Theatre, Sydney (2000)
Directed by Frank McNamara
Rippon Lea, Melbourne (1997)
Directed by Robert Chuter
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DUTCH COURAGE
Chez Sissy in Amsterdam, headed by lead drag diva, Greta, is the headquarters for a group of gay Resistance fighters to the Nazi occupation of The Netherlands.
Productions
Theatre 62, Adelaide
Directed by Geoff Crowhurst
REHEARSED READINGS:
Theatreworks, Melbourne (for Magnormous) (2004)
Directed by Martin Croft
The Rocks Theatre, Sydney (1994)
Directed by Arthur Dicks
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THE EXTRAORDINARY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE SIZE-QUEEN CLUB
Book by barry Lowe
Music & Lyrics by Sean Peter
Productions
Café de Lane, Sydney (1996)
Directed by Anthony Lambert
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REHEARSING THE SHOWER SCENE FROM 'PSYCHO'
A middle-aged man hires young men to act out murder scenes from his favourite movies. All is well until street trash, Crowe, goes a little too far and ends up acting out the Joan Crawford role from ‘What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?’
Productions
Café de Lane, Sydney (1995)
Directed by Bridge Andrews
REHEARSED READING:
The Rocks Theatre, Sydney (1990)
Directed by Arthur Dicks
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RELATIVE MERITS
A young country boy comes to the big city in search of his football hero big brother only to discover he is not only gay but HIV+.
Productions
Schools Tour (1994-1995)
Universal Theatre Downstairs, Melbourne (1994)
Stables Theatre, Sydney (1993-1994)
Directed by Les Solomon
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TOKYO ROSE
Musical sympathetic to the life and times of Iva Toguri, the Japanese-American trapped in Japan at the outbreak of World War II who made propaganda broadcasts for the Japanese and was subsequently tried as a traitor on her return to the U.S.
Productions
La Boite, Brisbane (1989)
Directed by Jim Vilé
REHEARSED READING
Q Theatre, Sydney (1988)
Directed by Arthur Dicks
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THE DEATH OF PETER PAN
Based on the life and death of Michael Llewelyn Davies, one of the models for James Barrie’s Peter Pan, who drowned in a pool at Oxford with his best friend Rupert Buxton.
Productions
New Theatre, Sydney (1995)
Directed by Elaine Hudson
Universal Downstairs Theatre, Melbourne (1989)
La Mama, Melbourne (1989)
Directed by Robert Chuter
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SAL
One-man show based on the life of Italian-American movie star, Sal Mineo, the first American gay teenager.
Productions
La Mama, Melbourne (1987)
Directed by Robert Chuter
REHEARSED READING
Rocks Theatre, Sydney (1990)
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DRAGON FLY
A group of western tourists on a Dragon Fly tour of China on the eve of Britain’s signing back Hong Kong bicker and bargain their way to see the pandas under the watchful eye of their guide, Peng, who had his career as an Beijing opera female impersonator destroyed by the Cultural revolution.
Productions
La Mama, Melbourne (1986)
Directed by Stephen Smithyman
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THE BARRICADE
A motley band of working class women, migrant women and a yuppie band together to blockade container trucks from their suburban streets.
Productions
La Mama, Melbourne (1985)
Directed by Steven Smithyman
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WRITER'S CRAMP
The highs and lows of two gay men who open up their relationship to outside sexual experiences.
Productions
Green Room, Perth (1983)
Directed by Royston Ryder
Gay Theatre Company @ Syd’s, Sydney (1981)
Directed by Richard Turner
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ELBOW GREASE
The adventures of four gay high school boys in Australia in the 1960s.
Productions
Patchs, Sydney (1983)
Directed by John Bretell
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LYRICS FOR A LOST LOVE SONG
Two middle-aged women fall out over their seduction of a young man.
Productions
Wayside Theatre, Sydney (1982)
Directed by John Bretell
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ROSALEEN: WICKED WITCH OF THE CROSS
Based on the life of notorious Kings Cross identity, Rosaleen Norton, and her companion, Gavin Greenlees.
Productions
Tom Mann Theatre, Sydney (1982)
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LIP SERVICE
Gay comedy about the men working at a porn phone line and the country boy who lands in their midst pursued by his Aunt Dulcie.
Productions
Revolving Battery Hotel (now the Old Fitzroy), Sydney (1982)
Balmain Town Hall Hotel, Sydney (1982)
Directed by John Bretell
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EGO POSITIONING
The director of a new gay autobiographical play falls for the leading man.
Productions
Balmain Town Hall Hotel, Sydney (1982)
Directed by Roddie Thomas
Beresford Hotel, Sydney (1981)
Directed by Richard Turner
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THE FINISHING SCHOOL
A Christian fundamentalist becomes state premier and begins a ‘morality’ drive which threatens to close down a school for sex workers run by transvestite nun, Sister Silicone.
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Balmain Town Hall Hotel, Sydney (1981) |

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FAIRIES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE GARDEN
Cabaret of musical theatre songs by gay and lesbian composers, including Stephen Sondheim, Cole Porter, Ivor Novello, Nowl Coward, Porter Grainger, etc.
Productions
Balmain Town Hall Hotel, Sydney (1981)
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LETTUCE CUTLETS
An apartment block of gay men help a young gay Mormon get laid.
Productions
Balmain Town Hall Hotel, Sydney (1981)
Directed by Roddie Thomas
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REHEARSED READINGS
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FUNNY BUGGER: KENNETH WILLIAMS CARRIES ON
Theatre 62, Adelaide |
d: Elaine Hudson |
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TRENCH MOUTH
Parnassus Den, Sydney |
d: Elaine Hudson |
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THE DIARY OF A NOBODY
Parnassus Den, Sydney |
d: Elaine Hudson |
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INDECENT EXPOSURE: SNAPSHOTS OF ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE
Stables Theatre, Sydney |
d: Bridge Andrews |
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INDECENT EXPOSURE: SNAPSHOTS OF ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE
Lookout Theatre, Sydney |
d: David Jobling |
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DRY CLEANING THE SHROUD OF TURIN
Lookout Theatre, Sydney |
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INDECENT EXPOSURE: SNAPSHOTS OF ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE
Lion Theatre, Adelaide |
d: Peter McLean |
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TADZIO
New Theatre, Sydney |
d: Elaine Hudson |
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A DIFFICULT YOUNG MAN
Rippon Lea, Melbourne |
d: Robert Chuter |
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OUT OF BOUNDS
Café de Lane, Sydney |
d: Elaine Hudson |
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SAVING FACE
Belvoir Downstairs Theatre, Sydney |
d: Arthur Dicks |
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BASIC PLUMBING
Belvoir Downstairs Theatre, Sydney |
d: Arthur Dicks |
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OUR LADY OF THE LAVATORY
La Mama, Melbourne |
d: Robert Chuter |
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