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Resource	Text: Article
Title	Amateurs act Sydney's best plays
Abstract/Description	The Little Theatre movement in Sydney is a post-war paradox. It has never been so successful nor so insecure. Its success is illustrated by the half dozen groups that have risen and flourished in the last 18 months, without affecting the established organisations. Its insecurity? It cannot find a permanent home. Little Theatres on the desperate list today range from the New Theatre League to SUDS.
Subjects	Theatre
Related Organisation	Bryant's Playhouse Kuring-gai Theatre Guild Metropolitan Theatre New Theatre League (Sydney, NSW) Sydney Players' Club The Independent Theatre The University of Sydney, Dramatic Society (SUDS) Theatre Arts Players
Related Venues	Bryant's Playhouse (1932-1942), Darlinghurst, NSW Bryant's Playhouse (1942-1946), Sydney, NSW Independent Theatre (1939-1977), North Sydney, NSW Metropolitan Theatre (1946-1948), Sydney, NSW New Theatre, Sydney (1943-1954), Sydney, NSW St Peters Church Hall, Darlinghurst, NSW Sydney Radio Theatre, Sydney, NSW
Source	The Daily Telegraph, News Corp. Australia, Surry Hills, NSW, 1879
Item URL	http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article248405181
Page	13
Date Issued	19 October 1946
Language	English
Citation	Amateurs act Sydney's best plays, The Daily Telegraph, 19 October 1946, 13
Data Set	AusStage
Resource Identifier	65413