Peer Gynt was a triumph!

After years in the making, audiences loved our major production 

"Congratulations. An epic brought to life with vitality and reflection." - Jill.

"An astonishing musical and theatrical banquet." - Taylor.

"Thrilled to have Grieg's music and Ibsen's play finally in one performance. A magnificent achievement." - Kathy and Werner.

"Absolutely brilliant! I can't stop thinking about it." - Mercedes.

Excited theatre goers thronged to the iconic Paddo RSL to see the actors, singers, dancers, choir and orchestra bring the sweeping drama of Peer Gynt alive. They weren't disappointed. Audiences rose to their feet in appreciation at the end of Ibsen’s folk tale about the notorious braggart.

It's the first time on record in Australia that the play has been performed as it was originally conceived with a live orchestra playing Edvard Grieg’s magnificent, much-loved music.

Find out more about this exciting show

In case you missed it! ----- Here are 5 minutes of show highlights

Click here to see Peer Gynt highlights

What's coming next?

Endangered Productions has a twinkle in it’s eye. And it’s from the 20th Century.

We can't wait to share our new production: 'It's So Last Century!' on 17-19 November at The Neilson, Pier 2/3, Dawes Point.

This program is a unique combination of four mid-Century works that have rarely or never been seen before in Australia - entertainingly reimagined. The three short opening pieces involve the popular and prodigious Gian Carlo Menotti: 'The Telephone'; 'A Hand of Bridge';  and 'Introductions and Goodbyes'. The fourth is the wonderful longer opera by Carl Orff : 'Die Kluge' (The Clever One) .

Save the dates. We look forward to seeing you there on the night!

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Help us put on our next production!

 Our incredible community of supporters, especially our volunteers and donors, makes our performances possible. We are so grateful for their generosity. We could not do it without them.
Please donate to help us put on future productions if you have the means. It pays our professional performers and musicians and keeps our prices down so everyone can attend. 
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All donations are tax deductable. See details here.

Watch some of our past peformances

EndangeredProductionsShowreel.mp4 from Christine Logan on Vimeo.

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

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Past productions

Endangered Productions creates inclusive musical events with voices, instruments and heart.

The team's past productions include:

See all our past productions here.

See and hear us

SHOWREELS Catch some video snippets of productions

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ARTICLES about the music, performers, productions, composers, and behind-the-scenes.

NEWSLETTERS that show what we have been up to.

ways to join the community

♥  We welcome all kinds of volunteers.There are opportunities for volunteers to learn and share skills our upcoming production of Peer Gynt.

♥  Suggest someone for our Social Inclusion Program. It provides creative opportunities for people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalised through disability or disadvantage.

♥  Become a mentor or mentee.  We particularly welcome skilled, creative, arts practitioners, perhaps retired, Super Citizens who are willing to act as mentors.

♥  Get a gig. Our productions provide work opportunities for professional musicians, singers, and actors.

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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.

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