What is your favourite swear word? I grew up in a family where my mother and her sisters would replace swear words with “jolly” which works rather well.
What are you wearing? My costume… double denim!
What is love? I could go on forever on this topic but put simply: love is unconditional and unwavering.
What was the last show you saw, and how many stars do you give it? Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead at STC. It was fabulous, I’d give it 4.5 🙂
Is your new show going to be any good? Fame is going to be more than good 😉 We have such a vocally strong fluro and denim-clan cast who will have you dancing in your seat for days after!
Meg Biggs stars as Grace “Lambchops” Lamb in Fame: The Musical.
Show dates: 2 – 5 Oct, 2013
Show venue: Pymble Ladies College
What is your favourite swear word? I love the sound of “bollocks” and “bugger” but nothing beats the pithiness of good old reliable “fuck”.
What are you wearing? Purple. No surprises there.
What is love? Beats me!
What was the last show you saw, and how many stars do you give it? Jerusalem. 5 out of 5. It was as good as theatre gets anywhere.
Is your new show going to be any good? Has anyone ever said here that their show was going to be rubbish? Of course Hay Fever is going to be a grand show.
Rosane McNamara is directing Hay Fever, by Noel Coward.
Show dates: 8 Oct – 2 Nov, 2013
Show venue: New Theatre
What is your favourite swear word? Fuckstick, cos it’s a weapon of mass destruction.
What are you wearing? Let me set the scene first – It’s 3pm, I’m home alone…..and….. I’m typing up my thesis on my laptop.
Mismatched house tracksuit, fluffy hooded robe, and a new pair of black & white sandals I bought last summer, which I’ve never worn before (there’s hope for me yet).
What is love? The beginning and the end of everything.
What was the last show you saw, and how many stars do you give it? Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead at STC. 4 stars.
Is your new show going to be any good? Is it?! It is!
Vivian Tselios is directing Family Voices, by Harold Pinter.
Show dates: 2 – 6 Oct, 2013
Show venue: University of Notre Dame Theatre Space
What are you wearing? Black high waisted skinny jeans, a black football jersey and black creepers.
What is love? I’ve come to realize that love is loving someone without placing conditions or expectations on that love. It is the ultimate state of being present, where you abandon all your blissful dreamers notions and hopes of permanence, but rather, appreciate what you have now.
What was the last show you saw, and how many stars do you give it? Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead. I give it 3.5 out of 5.
Is your new show going to be any good? Good is boring. Our show, Penelope, is going to be fantastic!
Diana Popovska is assistant director of Penelope.
Show dates: 12 Sep – 6 Oct, 2013
Show venue: TAP Gallery
What is your favourite swear word? As a child raised by Spongebob Squarepaints and Patrick Star, my favourite phrase in times of frustration is ‘Tartare Sauce’. I also really like Tartare Sauce.
What are you wearing? Clothes (this is a fairly big thing for me).
What is love? Love is a river that drowns the tender reed. At least that’s what some say.
What was the last show you saw, and how many stars do you give it? Last show I saw was Lifeforce at King St Theatre by Joanna Weinberg. 4 out of 5.
Is your new show going to be any good? I’m going to go with yes. It’s gonna be great!
Aaron Robuck is director, choreographer, writer and star of The Hardest Part of Love, part of Sydney Fringe 2013.
Show dates: 24 – 28 Sep, 2013
Show venue: New Theatre
What is your favourite swear word? I’m quite partial to “zounds.” But I mostly use the ol’ faithful fuck.
What are you wearing? A smile. Also jeans, t-shirt from MonsterThreads in Newtown and colourful Bucketfeet sneakers.
What is love? Love is blindness – I don’t want to see. Won’t you wrap the night around me? Well that’s what U2 said, but I prefer the cover by Cassandra Wilson.
What was the last show you saw, and how many stars do you give it? Angels In America: Part 2. Five stars, absolutely. Stellar cast in a wonderfully realised production. Gave me shivers.
Is your new show going to be any good? It’s going to be brilliant – it’s been a long time coming! I first saw the play performed about 10 years ago and it’s been percolating at the back of my mind ever since. Really happy to finally be bringing it to life with director Alexander Butt.
Nick Curnow is star of Fully Committed, part of Sydney Fringe 2013.
Show dates: 26 – 28 Sep, 2013
Show venue: New Theatre
What is your favourite swear word? I can’t usually swear in my day job BUT the best non-swear word I ever heard was a guy I knew who said the word ‘crumb’ as an expletive when he got killed in Call Of Duty. Try it, it’s the funniest thing ever!
What are you wearing? Oh, behave! If I’m being COMPLETELY honest – my gym gear, just got back from a workout. I should have made that sound sexier… I’m wearing whatever Ryan Gosling was wearing in that movie when everyone thought he was at his sexiest. You should totally imagine his body with my head on it.
What is love? I think this link explains it best… God Bless Haddaway!
What was the last show you saw, and how many stars do you give it? Hmmmmm… are bands included? If so, The Lazy’s were truly FANTASTIC. They’re an Aussie Gen Y rock band who are so FREAKING AWESOME that Eddie McGuire once stopped in a laneway to listen to them and then got them on his radio show the next morning. I’ll be lucky enough to walk on stage to one of their tracks each night!
Is your new show going to be any good? I can’t answer that! I’ll sound like a wanker… BUT it does have the BEST punchline I’ve ever written in it. When the comedy gods delivered it to me I had to pull over. Which was awkward, because I was on the Harbour Bridge and apparently traffic cops don’t have the same sense of humour. In short, my show’s a heartfelt celebration of life. It’s fun, thoughtful and involves an encore with a puppet that you never thought possible!
Craig Annis is appearing in Nanna’s Boy, part of Sydney Fringe 2013.
Show dates: 25 – 27 Sep, 2013
Show venue: Bedlam Bar
What is your favourite swear word? It’s more a phrase: shit mother fucker fuck shit!!
What are you wearing? Jeans, Black t-shirt Cardigan and my favourite creepers!!
What is love? A many splendid thing!!! It lifts us up where we belong.
What was the last show you saw, and how many stars do you give it? Hot Shoe Shuffle I would give it 5 starts out of 5!! Loved it.
Is your new show going to be any good? Come see it and you be the judge.
Marco Fusco plays Richard “Dick” Scrotumsberry the 3rd in The Sexual Awakening Of Virgina Poppycock, part of Sydney Fringe 2013.
Show dates: 25 – 28 Sep, 2013
Show venue: Seymour Centre
Image by 3 Fates Media.