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Sydney Theatre Company The Wharf Revue 2015

Sydney Theatre Company
The Wharf Revue 2015
15-26 September 2015

THERE AIN’T NO PARTY LIKE THE WHARF REVUE PARTY.

“No political party is left unstoned, nor cultural shibboleth unmauled.” Stagenoise

In 2015, The Wharf Revue turns 15. Or is it 16? Everyone is getting too old to care about birthdays, but we do care about satire. So, once more unto the political breach step Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phillip Scott with their signature style of seriously side-splitting satirical silliness and musical mayhem.

As ever, there will be up-to-the-second sketches on whichever cultural malaise or governmental gaffe is news of the day. But no birthday party is complete without a dose of nostalgia, so you can also count on a parade of past indignitaries – a who’s who of 21st century embarrassments, from the politicians to the celebrities. Who will make the cut? Who has the numbers in the caucus room? It’s anyone’s guess.

Rest assured, that whomsoever should return, there will be song, there will be dance and there will be some very silly wigs.

If you have yet to experience a night with The Wharf Revue, make this year the one. Laughter is guaranteed.

STARRING
Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe, Phillip Scott

MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Phillip Scott

Canberra Theatre Centre's Collected Works 2017 - Sydney Theatre Company's The Wharf Revue

Sydney Theatre Company The Wharf Sessions -- Faker

Sydney Theatre Company The Wharf Sessions Faker

Collected Works 2014: Sydney Theatre Company's The Wharf Revue

Sydney Theatre Company's The Wharf Revue
Collected Works 2014
30-4 Sept/Oct
The Playhouse

...THE WRITING IS SHARP AS A TACK... — Crikey

THE WHARF REVUE RETURNS WITH ITS DISTINCTIVE BRAND OF POLLY WAFFLE.

Time has not wearied them. Everyone's favourite lampoonists return for a special edition of The Wharf Revue to celebrate 15 years of irreverent, anarchic political satire.

Join Jonathan Biggins, Amanda Bishop, Drew Forsythe and Phillip Scott as they bring an all new, up-to-the-minute dose of their keenly-observed comic genius.

Look out for some of your most -- and least! -- loved public figures as they are paraded in their emperor's clothes for your delectation.

Featuring an array of characters including Keating, Gillard, Howard and Hawke. This brilliant blend of side-splitting sketches and musical mayhem never fails to amuse.

Vicious, malicious but most of all delicious.

STARRING
Jonathan Biggins
Amanda Bishop
Drew Forsythe
Phillip Scott

MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Phillip Scott

LIGHTING DESIGNER
Matthew Marshall

TAKE PART
Post-show Q&A, Thursday 2 October, 9:30pm

Canberra Theatre Centre's Collcedted Works 2017 – Sydney Theatre Company's The Wharf Revue

Sydney Theatre Company - Wharf Revue - Coming Soon Trailer.

ANTLive presents
Sydney Theatre Company production of The Wharf Revue.
Celebrating 15 years.
Written & Created by Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe & Phillip Scott.
With Amanda Bishop, Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe & Phillip Scott.

The Wharf Revue

Those indefatigable kings of comedy, sorcerers of satire and masters of mockery, Jonathan Biggins and Drew Forsythe are back in the saddle and gearing up for another glorious year of political satire – the stage will be bigger and so will the laughs. We like to think of it as continuity with change.

So, politicians take cover, pundits stand back, and public servants melt away because there will be songs, there will be dance, and there will be some very funny impressions.

Join us as we sort the wets from the dries, the leaks from the fakes, and the factions from the fictions in this bigger, better and wharfier Revue than Canberra could ever handle.

Sydney Theatre Company
THE PLAYHOUSE 23 OCTOBER – 3 NOVEMBER

Talk by Jonathan Biggins

#STCTALK

Sydney Theatre Company and Adshel present
TALK
By Jonathan Biggins

John Waters plays a radio talkback host with a city in the palm of his hand. He fills Sydney’s airwaves with biting wit and easy answers, hard facts be damned.

Yesterday, he overstepped the mark. Today, the police have come knocking and a trial-by-media threatens to get out of control.

The Wharf Revue Trailer - Part of the ANTLive My Cinema Select Spring Season 2018 and promotion

Sydney Theatre Company's WHARF REVUE There ain’t no party like a Wharf Revue party! For 15 years and 21 shows, the Revue format been a throwback to Australia’s vaudevillian traditions, mercilessly mocking Australia’s political landscape. Take a front row seat to a parade of past and present indignitaries – a who’s who of 21st century embarrassments, from the politicians to the celebrities – all skewered on the stake of seriously side-splitting satirical silliness and musical mayhem. Filmed live at Sydney Theatre Company’s iconic Finger Wharf Theatre 1 and captured for you to enjoy no matter your location. Prepare to cringe, laugh and dance in your seats!

Our next promotion, details of participating cinemas and entry from 31 August 2018 available at

The season also offers patrons the chance to win a trip to a Sydney Theatre Company 2019 production with 2 night’s accommodation and dinner for two valued up to $4,600:

• Return economy direct flights to Sydney
• Return airport/hotel transfers and Sydney ground transport
• 2 nights twin shared four-star hotel accommodation including breakfast in central Sydney
• 2 tickets to a STC play of your choice in the 2019 Season
• Dinner for two to the value of $350

There is also a Minor Prize of a STC Wharf Revue Blu-ray and STC Wharf Revue Cinema Poster valued at $35.00 to be given away at each participating My Cinema location (listed at the link above)

Patrons enter by purchasing a ticket to see ANTLive: THE DAPTO CHASER from 1 September, and/or STC WHARF REVUE in September or October and/or AWAY from 15 November 2018 at participating My Cinema locations and filling in an online entry form.

The competition opens 31 August 2018 and closes 30 November 2018.

SA Permit No. T18/1285; NSW Permit No. LTPS /18/26395; ACT Permit No. TP 18/01397

The Wharf Revue

The Wharf Revue
15-26 September 2015

Over 15 years and 21 shows, they’ve mercilessly mocked all the usual suspects. We’ve watched Howard Tampa with refugees, Rudd give pennies from Kevin, Gillard refuse to be lectured by “that man”, “that man” scrap the carbon tax, stop the boats and – um – get the budget back into surplus… But no one has been able to outplay, outwit or outlast The Wharf Revue. So, we’re throwing a party and everyone’s invited.

This year, The Wharf Revue will be a parade of past and present indignitaries – a who’s who of 21st century embarrassments, from the politicians to the celebrities – all skewered on the stake of seriously side-splitting satirical silliness and musical mayhem.

Who will make the cut? Who has the numbers in the caucus room? It’s anyone’s guess.

WRITTEN AND CREATED BY
Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phillip Scott

MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Phillip Scott

LIGHTING DESIGNER
Matthew Marshall

WITH
Jonathan Biggins, Amanda Bishop, Drew Forsythe, Phillip Scott

The Wharf Revue: The Book of Cormann - Live on Q&A | 10 December, 2018

The Wharf Revue perform 'The Book of Cormann' on Q&A's season finale 2018.

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Q&A is a television discussion program that focuses mostly on politics but ranges across all of the big issues that set Australians thinking, talking and debating.

It is driven by interaction: Q&A provides a rare opportunity for Australian citizens to directly question and hold to account politicians and key opinion leaders in a national public forum and Q&A is broadcast live so that not only the studio audience but also the wider audience can get involved.

We aim to create a discussion that is constructive, that reflects a diverse range of views and that provides a safe environment where people can respectfully discuss their differences.

It’s impossible to represent every view on a single panel or in one audience but we’re committed to giving participants a fair go.

In order to be as inclusive and diverse as possible, the program is presented from a range of locations around the country and all Australians are encouraged to get involved through social media as well as by joining the audience.

This is an official Australian Broadcasting Corporation YouTube channel.

Wharf revue warms cockles

Sydney's annual Wharf Revue cast have been sending up politicians of all colours.

The Wharf Revue 2016 – Canberra Theatre Centre 13–24 September

We’ve had a long election year… so finally sit back, relax and let The Wharf Revue team deliver a laugh out loud politically charged night filled with a smorgasbord of satirical goodies including songs and dancing inspired by (according to Paul Keating) the straight men, fixers and maddies who represent us.

From the movers to the shakers, from the winners to the losers, the stage will be filled with a year’s worth of foolishness.

“What’s so brilliant…is how the material constantly falls between sharp, incisive satire and deliriously cheap gaps.” – Daily Review

Finger Wharf Woolloomooloo | Sydney Restaurant and Hotel Show

Discover Sydney's amazing restaurants, hotels at Woolloomooloo Finger Wharf. Looking for things to do in Sydney? Visit restaurants like OTTO Restaurant, China Doll Restaurant, MANTA Restaurant, AKI's Indian Restaurant and stay at the Ovolo Hotel.

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Woolloomooloo is a harbourside, inner-city eastern suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, NSW Australia. Woolloomooloo is 1.5 kilometers east of the Sydney central business district, in the local government area of the City of Sydney.

Woolloomooloo's Finger Wharf is one of the longest timber wharves in the world. Once a busy cargo dock, there are waterside restaurants, cool bars, classic inner city pubs, a marina and Ovolo, a boutique hotel in an art deco building, great chefs and good cuisines and italian food and more available at Woolloomooloo Finger Wharf Sydney.

There aren't many places around Woolloomooloo Wharf where you can lunch for under $20 with your own bottle of wine. Lunchtimes see it packed with locals.

Travelling to Sydney and never been to Woolloomooloo? Here are some more interesting things about Woolloomooloo.

Woolloomooloo is a harbourside, inner-city eastern suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Woolloomooloo is 1.5 kilometres east of the Sydney central business district, in the local government area of the City of Sydney. It is in a low-lying, former docklands area at the head of Woolloomooloo Bay, on Sydney Harbour. The Domain sits to the west, the locality of East Sydney is near the south-west corner of the suburb and the locality of Kings Cross is near the south-east corner. Potts Point is immediately to the east.

Woolloomooloo was originally a working-class district of Sydney and has only recently changed with the gentrification of the inner city areas of Sydney. The redevelopment of the waterfront, particularly the construction of the housing development on the Finger Wharf, has caused major change.

Overlooking Woolloomooloo from the Domain Park, with the Bells Hotel (red brick building) in the foreground
Woolloomooloo is home to the Finger Wharf, known for its remarkable size. It is 400 metres (1,310 ft) long and 63 m (210 ft) wide and stands on 3,600 piles.

The Sydney Harbour Trust built the Finger Wharf, or Woolloomooloo Wharf, between 1911 and 1915 with the charter to bring order to Sydney Harbour's foreshore facilities. The wharf became the largest wooden structure in the world. The area's commerce was dominated by shipping at the wharf and by the regular influx of sailors and officers from the Garden Island base of the Royal Australian Navy.

In the mid-1990s the wharf was renovated into 300 private residential apartments and a boutique hotel with 104 guest rooms. It also has several restaurants and bars, including the popular Water Bar, frequented by many visiting celebrities. At first the hotel was launched as W Sydney - Woolloomooloo and was the W Hotels brands' first internationally launched property outside of the United States. The hotel's licensing expired in 2007 and rebranded as Blue Hotel, managed by Taj Hotels & Resorts. Notable residents include actor Russell Crowe, who lives in a $14 million penthouse which as a result has become famous in Australia and abroad and one of the most expensive and sought after places in the country. Another prominent resident is controversial former Australian radio presenter John Laws.

The Andrew Boy Charlton Pool, sits on the western side of Woolloomooloo Bay, amongst the Royal Botanic Gardens.

Notable residents
Actor Russell Crowe
Radio presenter John Laws
Singer Delta Goodrem
Former footballer Mark Bosnich
Former Sydney FC player Alessandro Del Piero
Former model Charlotte Dawson

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Darling Harbour was created as a gift to the people of NSW in celebration, Since its opening,

There are plenty of things to do for the whole family at Darling, the World it self explains clearly a darling of a place.

Darling Harbour attractions: Sydney Aquarium, Cockle Wharf, Imax Theatre, Sydney Casino, Maritime Museum, Monorail, Chinese Gardens.

Tusk Tusk

Sydney Theatre Company and Australian Theatre for Young People present
Tusk Tusk
By Polly Stenham

She'll be calling soon. She's never left them alone for this long before.

An unfurnished flat, strewn with unpacked removal boxes and unsupervised by adults, would be a veritable playground for any child yet for Maggie, fourteen, Eliot, fifteen, and Finn, seven, this space has become a fortress. As they joke, tease, spit like fireworks and laugh like soul mates, they also hide from a terrible truth: All three of them are hanging by a silent mobile phone.

Dancing a fine line between hilarity and heartache, Tusk Tusk is the new offering from 22-year-old English sensation, Polly Stenham (That Face). Sydney Theatre Company teams up with ATYP to present the Australian premiere season of this haunting work that will stay with you long after you have left the theatre.

From 14 August, Wharf 1, Sydney Theatre Company

Tusk Tusk trailer
Featuring Krew Boylan, Airlie-Jane Dodds, Kai Lewins, Miles Szanto, Zac Ynfante
Directed by Craig Boreham & Laura Scrivano
Director of Photography/Colourist Adam Howden
Director (Theatre Production) Shannon Murphy
Editor Craig Boreham
Sound Designer Steve Francis

2013: Warren Fahey remembers Geraldine Pascall

Warren Fahey AM, author and Director of the Geraldine Pascall Foundation, enjoyed many long lunches with Geraldine and discusses the importance of the $15,000 Pascall Prize for Australia's best critics.

The Pascall Prize is Australia's only major national prize awarded for critical writing and review. The Prize is awarded by a panel of judges that includes industry peers and previous recipients. For the last few years the Pascall Prize has been awarded at an event held at the Sydney Writers' Festival, featuring friendly debates with prominent writers, journalists and broadcasters.

Venue: Wharf Theatre 2, Pier 4/5 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay, The Rocks, Sydney NSW, Australia.

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The Wharf Revue is Back at Canberra Theatre Centre

THE PUNCHLINES KEEP ROLLING IN
Those indefatigable kings of comedy, sorcerers of satire and masters of mockery, Jonathan Biggins and Drew Forsythe are back in the saddle and gearing up for another glorious year of political satire – the stage will be bigger and so will the laughs. We like to think of it as continuity with change.

So, politicians take cover and pundits stand back, because there will be songs, there will be dance, and there will be some very funny impressions.

Join us as we sort the wets from the dries, the leaks from the fakes, and the factions from the fictions in this bigger, better and wharfier Revue than Canberra could ever handle.

“Lots of laughs, excruciating jokes and acidic satire… clever… totally idiotic and hilarious.” Stage Noise