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1 y separately published work icon An Empty Church Julianne O'Brien , 2020 Australia : PlayWriting Australia , 2020 19663219 2020 single work drama
1 4 Rumpelstiltskin Rosemary Myers , Julianne O'Brien , 2016 single work drama fable

'Spinning straw into gold is a party trick that will take you far. It can buy you a big house full of beautiful things, a wardrobe of designer clothes and a life of total luxury. But money, as they say, can’t buy you …

'Two people, once best friends, torn apart by desire for the things they cannot have. This is the story of the ultimate price of greed.

'The exquisitely mercurial Paul Capsis stars as a shape-shifting imp whose thirst for vengeance may well bring him undone.

'He joins the creative team that spun theatrical gold with the Helpmann Award winning Pinocchio, which took the Big Apple by storm after rocking Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. Rosemary Myers, Julianne O’Brien, Jethro Woodward and Jonathon Oxlade take on a new and equally fantastic fairytale, with their unique brand of theatrical spectacular, pumping music, extravagant performance and supreme silliness.

'Full of twists and turns, it’s a whole new musical spin on a heart of gold for ages 8–108.' (Production summary)

1 4 Pinocchio Julianne O'Brien , Rosemary Myers , Jethro Woodward (composer), 2012 single work musical theatre

'Once there was a lonely man with lots of love to give. He wanted a child so much that he carved himself a beautiful little boy. But the boy wanted the world and the latest designer sandshoes. He wanted fame, celebrity and to walk on the wild side. He was lured by temptation and the love of a blue girl. This woodenhead wanted more than his father could possibly give, and so he ran away to get it.'

Source: http://www.windmill.org.au/ (Sighted 05/09/2012).

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