'Cinq et Sept' is part of the Theatre North season in Launceston.

In this passionate discussion of Theatrical Hot Takes, a group of leading people in the theatre scene in Tasmania air their opinions on a range of topics including, should all theatre people be paid, is there too much musical theatre, should centuries old theatre be eliminated from the repertoire, to should audience members be allowed to sing along in theatre performances?

The panel is introduced by Indea Quinn, Theatre North's Programs Marketing Manager and the discussion is moderated by Theatre North member, Natalie De Vito.

This presentation was recorded on 20th March 2025 at the Earl Arts Centre in Launceston and contains the occasional expletive. Where possible, the volume questions and comments from the floor, and background noise, has been raised in level. 

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'Cinq et Sept' is part of the Theatre North season in Launceston.
In this passionate discussion of Theatrical Hot Takes, a group of leading people in the theatre scene in Tasmania air their opinions on a range of topics including, should all theatre people be paid, is there too much musical theatre, should centuries old theatre be eliminated from the repertoire, to should audience members be allowed to sing along in theatre performances?
The panel is introduced by Indea Quinn, Theatre North's Programs Marketing Manager and the discussion is moderated by Theatre North member, Natalie De Vito.
This presentation was recorded on 20th March 2025 at the Earl Arts Centre in Launceston and contains the occasional expletive. Where possible, the volume questions and comments from the floor, and background noise, has been raised in level.&nbsp;
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A range of local stories that have been previously broadcasted on Launceston's community radio station City Park Radio.

Stories from Launceston, the Tamar Valley and northern Tasmania.