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The Taming of the Shrew // Stencilled Productions
"Tis a wonder..."
In May, Stencilled Productions | Stencilled Productions | presented The Taming of the Shrew at the Peacock Theatre | Peacock Theatre, Salamanca Arts Centre | in Hobart.
I, along with my beautiful friend Jess Fodor, had the pleasure of documenting the final week of rehearsals.
The production was a first for many. My first time profiling a play, one actors first time performing, another's first time performing in Tasmania, a first time producer, a first time director and the first time Jess has picked up her camera in a long time.
The production was a resounding success! Over the next 10 weeks Local will be offering up a treasure chest of short conversations, delightful photographs (the actors and production team are truly a photogenic lot) and heartfelt bios read by the actors, but written by their peers.
The Taming of the Shrew production highlights a vital value of everything we do at Local; intimacy. I couldn’t be more blessed to have met and spent time with a group of not only innovative, but thoughtful Tasmanian talent.
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By Emmalie Kyle"Tis a wonder..."
In May, Stencilled Productions | Stencilled Productions | presented The Taming of the Shrew at the Peacock Theatre | Peacock Theatre, Salamanca Arts Centre | in Hobart.
I, along with my beautiful friend Jess Fodor, had the pleasure of documenting the final week of rehearsals.
The production was a first for many. My first time profiling a play, one actors first time performing, another's first time performing in Tasmania, a first time producer, a first time director and the first time Jess has picked up her camera in a long time.
The production was a resounding success! Over the next 10 weeks Local will be offering up a treasure chest of short conversations, delightful photographs (the actors and production team are truly a photogenic lot) and heartfelt bios read by the actors, but written by their peers.
The Taming of the Shrew production highlights a vital value of everything we do at Local; intimacy. I couldn’t be more blessed to have met and spent time with a group of not only innovative, but thoughtful Tasmanian talent.