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The Spook

Directed by Rosane McNamara

Written by Melissa Reeves

March - April 2022

Role of Phyllis Platten and understudy for Trix

“The Spook was such a pleasure to watch, beautifully balancing political comedy, Australian coming-of-age and creative production techniques to deliver a story both thought-provoking and uplifting.”

“The rest of the Bendigo Communist Party branch, including… the glamorous Phyllis (Zoë Crawford), were well-rounded collateral characters to Martin’s spy agenda… they were compellingly played and generated a sense of community in the political outcasts of Bendigo.” 

“…This is a very well performed production of a play that first saw light in Sydney at Belvoir in 2004. It strikes a good balance between humour… heart and the necessary historical backgrounding.”

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