A show for the times!
Despite the challenges of COVID, our Nordic Noir performances played to sell-out houses in December 2020.
The show is on again in March 2021.
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It was a wild ride to produce our Norwegian double bill in less than three months, but we did it! And astoundingly successfully.
Our audiences laughed and gasped at the unexpected twists in Virus - a Fugue. As one Sydney Morning Herald reviewer commented: 'The play within a play works its magic." Equally popular were the beautifully-played and performed excerpts from Peer Gynt. Six performances over three nights played to packed (Covid safe) houses.
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What's next?
Bach to the bush. And Sydney!
We are ready to perform our informal ‘salon’ production of J S Bach’s Coffee Cantata in Sydney and on a tour of NSW regional areas when COVID 19 restrictions are lifted.
It's an opportunity for each community to come together to enjoy a fun, social celebration after challenging times.
Norway comes Down Under
In both the Nordic Noir and Coffee Cantata programs there is a strong Norwegian theme. Both provide a musical taster of Ibsen’s play with music composed by Edvard Grieg in the run up to our upcoming major project Peer Gynt, which features fake news and a fantasy world of trolls and mythical creatures.
Upcoming productions
Ibsen and Greig will be reunited in a performance of Peer Gynt using a new adaptation by the internationally recognised Norwegian dramaturg, Dr May-Brit Akerholt.
Past productions
Endangered Productions creates inclusive musical events with voices, instruments and heart. The production team's recent collaborations with FAMS Theatre Company include The Yeomen of the Guard and The Beggars Opera.
See and hear us
Listen to a production, take a sneak peek at our photo gallery or catch some video snippets of past productions.
about endangered productions
Endangered Productions mounts creative, contemporary interpretations of rarely-performed music theatre classics. We aim to provide an avenue for talented performers, technicians and creative minds of all ages to develop their skills in professional shows. Learn more
Want to get involved?
We welcome all kinds of volunteers. There are opportunities for volunteers to learn and share skills our upcoming production of Peer Gynt. We particularly welcome skilled creative, perhaps retired, Super Citizens who are willing to act as mentors.
Our productions will also provide work opportunities for professional musicians, singers, and actors.
We love sponsors. By becoming a private or corporate sponsor you will contribute to the creation of quality, accessible music theatre in Sydney. Contact us and we will get back to you directly about our upcoming production of Peer Gynt.
