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1 month ago | 
49thshelf.com | Genevieve Graham |Heidi Wicks |Trevor Corkum |Elinor Florence
An excerpt from new memoir Fallosophy: My Trip through Life with MS (Douglas & McIntyre). Fallosophy: My Trip through Life with MS is one of our marvellous giveaways running through May 2025. Head to our giveaways page for your chance to win, and to check out everything up for offer right now. *****How many times have I asked myself “how will I?” and answered “I just will”? Being diagnosed with MS is a big fucking deal, and from time to time I deserve to pay tribute to that.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
maitlandmercury.com.au | Genevieve Graham
Jessica Gray as Jessica and Matt Scoles as Pete in First Things First. Picture by Anne RobinsonReview of Maitland Repertory Theatre's latest production First Things First by Maitland artist and writer Dr Genevieve Graham. Watching someone try to weave a tapestry of lies should be stressful. First Things First, however, is a gleeful play that had me giggling as the tapestry slowly unravels.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
maitlandmercury.com.au | Genevieve Graham
Katie Tennyson (Bunny Lingus), Chelsea Slack (Jubilee Climax) and Felicity Walker (Bodie Sheville). Picture by Anne RobinsonReview of Maitland Repertory Theatre and Sun Street Studios' production Saucy Jack and The Space Vixens by Maitland artist and writer Dr Genevieve Graham. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Aug 22, 2024 | 
maitlandmercury.com.au | Genevieve Graham
Pictured left to right: First soldier - Maddison Lamb, Igor Romanoff - Richard Rae, Juliet Moulsworth - Tegan Linguine, second soldier - Chad Mitchison. Picture Anne Robinson. Peter Ustinov's Romanoff and Juliet by Maitland Repertory TheatreSubscribe now for unlimited access.
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Jul 11, 2024 | 
maitlandmercury.com.au | Genevieve Graham
Stanley (Matt Scoles) and Stella (Gabrielle Johns) in A Streetcar Named Desire at Maitland Repertory Theatre. Picture by Anne RobinsonReview of Maitland Repertory Theatre's latest production A Streetcar Named Desire by Maitland artist and writer Dr Genevieve Graham. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Jun 27, 2024 | 
texaslawbook.net | Genevieve Graham
June is my favorite month of the year. I love the sun, I love summer (it doesn’t hurt that it’s my birthday month), but most of all I love that June is Pride Month.. For me, Pride is the proverbial Christmas morning. I celebrate every year with friends, colleagues and allies. For me, while the celebration is pure joy, it’s also a time of reflection. It’s been a long, hard fight for me and so many other LGBTQ+ friends around the world.
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Apr 28, 2024 | 
maitlandmercury.com.au | Genevieve Graham
Michael Smythe as Bill, Jessica Gray as Jess, Jen Masson as Nancy, Sam Luff as Ben and Chad Mitchison as Brian. Picture by Anne RobinsonReview of Maitland Repertory Theatre's latest production Grand Horizons by Maitland artist and writer Dr Genevieve Graham. An elderly couple sit at their kitchen table. Rotating through the same routine they have done countless times before. Today, something changes.
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Feb 20, 2024 | 
maitlandmercury.com.au | Genevieve Graham
William Cesista as John Barrett, Denni Mannile as Sally Driscoll and Thomas Henry as Mark Driscoll. Picture by Ian RobinsonReview of Maitland Repertory Theatre's latest production Dangerous Obsession by Maitland artist and writer Dr Genevieve Graham. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsHe stands so stiffly in his suit and the tension is palpable. In N.J. Crisp's Dangerous Obsession a trio of actors dominate the stage and a thrilling madness takes hold.
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Nov 26, 2023 | 
maitlandmercury.com.au | Genevieve Graham
Cate Hayes as Annie, Amy Kaal as Celia, Bronwyn Sartori as Ruth, RichardRae as Lawrence/Liam, Chelsea Slack as Cora and Jo Cooper as Chris. Picture by Dimity EveleensReview of Maitland Repertory Theatre's latest production Calendar Girls by Maitland artist and writer Dr Genevieve Graham. Flesh sells in this poignant and witty production based on a remarkable true story Calendar Girls.
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Jul 11, 2023 | 
maitlandmercury.com.au | Genevieve Graham
I was captivated by the storylines that loop together and was oblivious to what the plot would reveal. Because of this, I'll be keeping my plot description of All My Sons to the bare minimum - no spoilers!All My Sons at Maitland Repertory Theatre is directed by Pip Thoroughgood. It is set in the yard of the Keller house in the outskirts of an American town after World War II. There is a limited set and minimal props meaning there is nowhere for them to hide.
