Glen Street Theatre

Cnr Glen Street & Blackbutts Road
Belrose, NSW 2085

External URL: Glen Street Theatre Website

Glen Street Theatre Presents Relatively Speaking

Glen Street Theatre is set to kick off its 2017 season with a heart-warming production ofAlan Ayckbourn’s much-loved comedyRelatively Speaking. Set in 1960s London,Relatively Speakingtells...

Glen Street Theatre Presents Motherland

Critically acclaimed Australian play Motherland is set to play Glen Street Theatre from Tuesday May 17. Premiering in Brisbane in 2013, Motherland has won a...

Glen Street Theatre Presents First Professional Production Of All My Love

In a professional theatre first, the Glen Street Theatre is bringing to the stage All My Love, the untold love story between two of Australia’s...

New Comedy From Jonathan Biggins To Hit Glen Street Theatre

If you like your laughs uncomfortable and your satire as sharp as a roo’s front tooth, this is the play for you. Glen Street Theatre...

Glen Street Theatre Reveals 2016 Program

Glen Street Theatre has announced its 2016 season, and it’s chock full with something for absolutely everyone. Glen Street’s director Margot Woodward said of the...

Rocket Man: Songs And Stories Of Elton John Comes To Glen Street Theatre

Rocket Man takes on the ambitious task of capturingSir Elton John’s six decades in the music industry in one entertaining night. The show’s star, Brenton...

Scott Joplin Celebrated In New Glen Street Theatre Show

The Glen Street Theatre’s new show, The Life And Music Of Scott Joplin, will explore the life of the man widely known as the King...

Summer Of The Seventeenth Doll Comes To Glen Street Theatre

Ray Lawler’s classic Summer Of The Seventeenth Doll is set to show at Glen Street Theatre this May. The widely renowned story of post-World War...

Absent Friends Comes To Glen Street Theatre

Glen Street Theatre have announced that the comedy Absent Friends will be running at the end of January. The show, written by the nororiously dark-humoured...

Five Minutes with Catherine Alcorn And Nathanael Cooper From 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche

5Lesbians Eating A Quicheopens in Sydney this month.What’s the play about? Catherine Alcorn: It’s 1956 and the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of...

5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche Comes To The Sydney Stage

5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche, thehighly praised comedy stage show, is heading to the Glen Street Theatre in Belrose this March. Set during the ’50s,5...

Five Minutes with Johanna Allen From The Songs That Got Away

Your show,The Songs That Got Away, is a celebration of the life of Harold Arlen. How did you discover Arlen’s work? A while ago I...

Andrew O’Keefe To Star In Musical Satire Glorious Mud

“The Hippopotamus Song: The very first of the animal songs. Some people think the title of this song is irrelevant. Butit’s not irrelephant,it’sahippopotamus!“ During the...

Force Majeure And Sydney Theatre Company Present Never Did Me Any Harm

Never Did Me Any Harm premiered in 2012 at Sydney Festival but now it returns to the stage with director and choreographer Kate Champion (Not...

The Golden Girls Take To Sydney In Puppet Form

Thank You For Being A Friend will see Miami’s four favourite Golden Girls reunited as puppets for a live tribute show. Promising to be the...

Absent Friends

Set in the 1970s, Absent Friends is a throwback to a different time; a time when marriage was not on equal terms, boredom was an...

Five Minutes With Darren Gilshenan from Absent Friends

Alan Ayckbourn’s dark comedy Absent Friends comes to Sydney’s north this month with an all-star cast including Queenie van de Zandt and Darren Gilshenan. We...

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Open For Business

Sydney Theatre Company’s The Wharf Revue has become a satirical staple on the Australian comedy scene. Considering the last 12 months, one could argue that...

Manhattan Short

The story behind Manhattan Short is one of lucky breaks and the steadfast vision of Nick Mason. A true blue North Shore boy who’s lived...