Who are Crossfyre Players?
They are talented people who love challenging, interesting and unusual theatre,
in particular, Theatre of the Absurd.
Watch this space for some great rehearsal photos of Life and Death! Thanks to our resident photographer, Mel Sinclair
WHAT IS NEXT? Crossfyre Players are booked into Firestation 101 14-23 June 2024. The Life and Death of Almost Everybody by David Campton
LATEST NEWS
Ipswich Threads is an innovative exhibition celebrating the history of the three Ipswich Woollen Mills.
Crossfyre Players is doing a short dramatisation of a report to the Industrial Court of Qld as part of the opening event on Friday 1 September.
Watch here for photos!
This is Absurd!
Crossfyre Players most recent production was a set of 4 short plays in the Absurdist style. Performed at FIRESTATION 101.
23 JUNE to 2 JULY 2023
ARTICLE FROM June e-news from That Production Company
This Is Absurd! by Crossfyre Players at Fire Station 101 closes this weekend.
This is Absurd! is an innovative and thought-provoking production from Crossfyre Players. Four short plays, in the absurdist style, delve into the complexity of relationships and modern life.
Eight actors take on a challenging variety of roles which will make you laugh, make you think and ultimately will entertain you.
One of the plays, Impromptu, by Tad Mosel, is performed by arrangement with Music Theatre International Australasia Pty Ltd, on behalf of Dramatists Play Service, Inc. The other three plays have been devised by Director Suzanne Matulich. Buy tickets ipswichciviccentre.com.au
Two Winifreds from 2 productions of Impromptu - Linda Shapcott and Pauline Moore
Three Ernests from 3 productions of Impromptu - Glen Smith, Lance Stewart and Geoffrey Moore.
One Act Play Festival success!
A last hurrah for Impromptu. The 67th One Act Play Festival was great fun! We scored two awards - one for Linda Shapcott for Best Supporting Actor and one for Brian Jentz as Best Actor in a drama. They were very ably supported by their fellow actors Glen Smith and Samantha Warburton. I was also ably supported by my assistant Director Pauline Moore.
Thanks to Ipswich Little Theatre for another fun Festival.