We Three, one of Canberra's local theatre companies, are Ancient Greece to Belconnen! Adapted by award-winning playwright, Rachel Hogan, Agamemnon's canny Wise Woman guides audiences through the alien world of ancient Mycenae, its beliefs and behaviours, and the metaphysical perils courted by the play's protagonists.

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Our next production, Take Their Life: Romeo & Juliet Reimagined is currently being workshopped by a wonderful group of actors, scriptwriters and technical crew and we're very excited about it!

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Ever wondered what's on in the theatres around Canberra? There is now an easy answer to that question whenever you happen to ask it! www.canberralocaltheatre.info is a website run by NATO, the Network of Amateur Theatre Organisations, to let you know just what is on in Canberra each week. The website is incredibly simple and accessible: it's just a list of what's on now and what's coming up!

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Many discussions around the foyer of Theatre 3 this weekend revolved around the article in Saturday's Panorama, written by our own Trevar Alan Chilver, in response to an earlier article by Adele Chynoweth. I strongly recommend you find a copy and have a read, as the arguments and ideas presented provide food-for-thought for all those involved with amateur theatre in the ACT.

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For those of you too stingy to spring for a full-price ticket, we have a special deal: go to The Street Theatre to see Mrs Holt tonight, and we'll give you your ticket for $12!

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Canberra Dramatics is pleased to announce the cast for our production The Night Before Tomorrow to be performed at the Canberra Festival of One Act Plays in October.   

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With just over a week to opening, it's time you booked your tickets for Mrs Holt! You can go into the box office at The Street Theatre, call them on 6247 1223, or do it online at http://www.thestreet.org.au/. So what's stopping you?

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A Fair Arrangement is a brand new one-act comedy about two married couples and the awkward web of infidelity they find themselves entangled in. The play takes place over the course of an evening; as the night progresses, the audience find out more about the characters and their predicament, more than the characters themselves know.

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Australians love their sport and with the Olympics just around the corner they are in for a feast. Australians also love sporting stars behaving badly; it's a chance to take the moral high-ground, and to have a good laugh. So who will be the bad boys and girls of the Olympics?

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Opening on Saturday, Free Rain Theatre's production of The Jungle Book is sure to be a great opportunity for the young ones. Take the entire family along to the Tuggeranong Arts Centre any time in the next week to introduce them to this classic.