Emerge Productions
Emerge Productions provides drama lessons for new and emerging performers in Launceston.
03/03/2023
It's Friday, and we're feeling a little silly. We hope you are, too!
This performer tripped over a prop and fell during their show. The good news is that they were okay—but the bad news is that they were on stage.
So remember: check your props first!
24/02/2023
20/02/2023
Break a leg: the term used when actors and performers wish each other luck before going on stage.
In the past, it was believed that wishing someone luck would bring them bad luck. So instead of saying "good luck," people would say "break a leg" to try to avoid jinxing their friends or family.
17/02/2023
Can you unscramble this Classic Adventure movie?
16/02/2023
Happy Friday - may you have a wonderful weekend
13/02/2023
When actors say "chookas" instead of "good luck," they're not just being cute.
The term "chookas" comes from the Yiddish word for luck, which is "chayim." So if you hear an actor say "chookas," they are saying, "I wish you life!"
11/02/2023
Can you unscramble this movie title?
10/02/2023
It's Friday afternoon - How are you feeling comment 1, 2 or 3
09/02/2023
You are loved for being just who are, just for existing.
You don't have to change a thing about yourself. You can be the most imperfect person in the world, and someone will love you for it.
We all have different strengths, different weaknesses, and different things that make us stand out from others. We're all unique in our own ways. And that is why we deserve love from each other.
So today, I want you to remember: no matter what kind of day you're having or how many mistakes you've made—you are loved just as much as anyone else in this world.
27/01/2023
It's Friday which means it's time for a laugh - share your best joke in the comments
10/12/2022
Final show - 2pm - Earl Arts Centre
Tickets $15 at the door
Only 2 more shows left!
Don't miss out on your chance to find out all the details of what's really going on in the Drake Household.
Have you seen our hilarious new show Killers with Benefits yet?
It's a night full of questions
Who is sleeping with who?
Who wants to kill who?
Who is sane?
Make sure you see it before 11 December. Tickets from Theatre North or at the door.
Audiences are loving Killers with Benefits.
Haven't seen it? It's not too late we are on til Sunday 11 December. Tickets from theatrenorth.com.au or at the Door.
Tonight's show starts at 7.30 pm.
You're invited to a night of love, murder plots, an mayhem...
Killers with Benefits
Earl Arts Centre
Shows til 11 Dec 2022
Tickets from Theatre North or at the Door
06/12/2022
Highlights from our Tech Run before last night's Opening Night for Killers with Benefits.
Come along and enjoy a night of love and chaos at the Earls Arts Centre.
Tickets from Theatre North or at the Door
05/12/2022
Thanks to The Examiner - we are excited to open tonight
05/12/2022
05/12/2022
It’s Bump In Day! We are so excited to see you this week! Killers with Benefits opens tomorrow night at the Earl Arts Centre - tickets from Theatre North or at the door
Love our Techies
Killers With Benefits - Meet the Cast, Matthew Monty
Matthew is a keen actor, writer and musician who has lived all over
the country,
but now calls Tasmania home. After first igniting his interest for acting in
WA, he has since performed in several short films and plays across
various states.
Now, Matthew is very excited to have become part of the theatre
community here in Tassie and can't wait for the next performance!
Killers with Benefits - Meet the Cast - Edward Coleman
Edward Coleman started performing at the age of 11 in Year 6; since then it has been a lifelong passion for him. After learning several mediums over the years at school, including acting through theatre, film and voice over work, in 2017 he played Ernie in Rumours by Neil Simon and in the following year, in 2018, starred as Frank in Early Days Under the Old Hat by Pam Leversha, both being performed at St Michael’s Collegiate School and directed by Liz Harper.
Edward also joined Cooper Screen Academy, studying screen acting in addition to behind the scene roles. He also learnt how to play guitar around the same time he started acting; in addition, he has learnt how to edit using programs such as Adobe Premiere Pro and Sony Vegas. Recently, he studied at Federation University, pursuing more of the performing arts in areas such as singing and dance.
At Federation University Edward has played several roles in university productions, including Snout the Tinker from A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare – directed by Ross Hall; Man, Doctor, and Bellringer in Vinegar Tom by Caryl Churchill – directed by Kirsten von Bibra; and ensemble within Exquisite Co**se part 2: Neon District, directed by Laura Burzacott.
Edward has the drive to share with others the wonders of story and entertainment, performing in all mediums and delivering to the audience what he felt when he was first introduced to the arts.
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