Friends of Theatre North in Launceston continue to hold regular conversations for its theatre going members and the public.

In 2024, these talks have been badged "Cinq et Sept" -  just another name for an enjoyable early evening, centered on good company and convivial conversation.

On March 21, they gathered together a panel featuring Michael Edgar, Dr Asher Warren, Jane Johnson, and Sally Richardson.

For this conversation, Stuart Loone asked the question - what was the moment their outlook was changed by the theatre.

In partnership with Theatre North, a 56min version was broadcast on City Park Radio on Monday 8th April. 

Friends of Theatre North in Launceston continue to hold regular conversations for its theatre going members and the public.
In 2024, these talks have been badged "Cinq et Sept" -  just another name for an enjoyable early evening, centered on good company and convivial conversation.
On March 21, they gathered together a panel featuring Michael Edgar, Dr Asher Warren, Jane Johnson, and Sally Richardson.
For this conversation, Stuart Loone asked the question - what was the moment their outlook was changed by the theatre.
In partnership with Theatre North, a 56min version was broadcast on City Park Radio on Monday 8th April.

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