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His directing credits include Constellations (Darlinghurst Theatre), Anthony Neilson’s Realism (WAAPA); Diana Son’s Stop Kiss (Unlikely Productions); Bite Me – The Voices Project, Australian Theatre for Young People; Simon Stephen’s On the shore of the wide world (Griffin Independent) Amy Hertzog’s 4000 Miles (Under the Wharf, Sydney & La Boite, Brisbane) which received two Sydney ...
At ATYP we believe the best way to learn is by creating and by doing. Our high-quality courses give young people the opportunity to work together to create their own show, express their own views and perform it to an audience. Led by some of the industry’s most experienced tutors, all of whom are working professionals, young people build self-confidence, are challenged and discover valuable ...
Australian Theatre for Young People (atyp). 14,441 likes · 67 talking about this · 323 were here. Championing young artists & thought leaders for 60... Championing young artists & thought leaders for 60 years 📍on Gadigal Land & Waters Catch SAPLINGS at...
The Rebel Theatre will place young people centre stage and Australia’s future leading actors, playwrights, and theatre-makers will walk its boards. Rebel started with ATYP as a workshop participant in the late nineties and was swiftly cast in ATYP productions. An ATYP staff member from 2000 – 2002, Rebel was the winner of the Lendlease 2000 ...
ATYP’s 2021 season offers a year to reflect on the role of resilience and wisdom in this changing world. Young people find themselves navigating global challenges alongside the eternal perplexities of growing up and growing older. The 2021 main-stage season offers a series of beautifully wrought new Australian plays full of insight ...
This captivating. new play by Sara West transplants us to a dangerous world where the most important commodity is light. But for The Trolleys, the kids on the outskirts of town, the light in their jars is fading and they don’t know why. There is only a little time left. No one wants to live in the dark. The ATYP Foundation was established to ...
Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) is the nation’s oldest and largest youth theatre company. What started in 1963 as the dream of a group of passionate artists, to provide children with access to quality theatre, has become the reality of a dynamic and respected theatre company supported by generations of children, families and the performing arts industry in Sydney and across the ...
