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Venue	Sydney Radio Theatre
Other Names	The Radio Theatre
Address	500 George Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Notes	Opposite Regent Theatre. Although mainly used to record radio programs it was also made available to various little theatre groups such as the Genesian Players, the Reiby Players, the Sydney Repertory Players
Related Venues	Also known as Weekend Theatre Club
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Latitude \| Longitude	-33.872135 \| 151.207460
Events	Date Contributor Organisation
	Gods In Our Time, 16 July 1961 The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 The Brontes of Haworth, 19 May 1947 The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Oscar Wilde, 23 November 1946 Song Out of Sorrow, 14 November 1946 Arsenic and Old Lace, 30 September 1946 Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 Candied Peel, 19 June 1946 You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 Quality Street, 20 November 1945 Playgoers, 18 September 1945 Murder Scream, 18 September 1945 Heaven on Earth, 18 September 1945 Riders to the Sea, 18 September 1945 The Importance of Being Earnest, 8 September 1945 March Wedding, 24 July 1945 Villa for Sale, 24 July 1945 That's Murder, 24 July 1945 Orange Blossoms, 24 July 1945 Four One Act Plays, 24 July 1945
	The Genesian Players The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 The Brontes of Haworth, 19 May 1947 The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Song Out of Sorrow, 14 November 1946 Arsenic and Old Lace, 30 September 1946 Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 Quality Street, 20 November 1945 Playgoers, 18 September 1945 Murder Scream, 18 September 1945 Heaven on Earth, 18 September 1945 Riders to the Sea, 18 September 1945 The Importance of Being Earnest, 8 September 1945 Four One Act Plays, 24 July 1945 Orange Blossoms, 24 July 1945 That's Murder, 24 July 1945 Villa for Sale, 24 July 1945 March Wedding, 24 July 1945 Catholic Youth Choir Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 Experimental Theatre Group Gods In Our Time, 16 July 1961 Mercury Theatres Pty Ltd French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 Modern Theatre Players Candied Peel, 19 June 1946 Ross Buchanan Company Oscar Wilde, 23 November 1946 The Independent Theatre Oscar Wilde, 23 November 1946
	James H Lang - Adaptor, Producer The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Arsenic and Old Lace, 30 September 1946 Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 Orange Blossoms, 24 July 1945 Rita Dahlberg - Actor Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 The Brontes of Haworth, 19 May 1947 You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 Quality Street, 20 November 1945 Julie Burton - Actor The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 The Brontes of Haworth, 19 May 1947 The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Ray Butel - Actor, Producer Song Out of Sorrow, 14 November 1946 Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 That's Murder, 24 July 1945 Edna Fahy - Actor Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 March Wedding, 24 July 1945 Vicki Holmes - Actor The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 Song Out of Sorrow, 14 November 1946 Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 John Kernahan - Actor The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 John Pooley - Actor The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 The Brontes of Haworth, 19 May 1947 Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 Rita Wallace - Actor You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 Quality Street, 20 November 1945 That's Murder, 24 July 1945 Anthony Ward - Actor The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 Jim Wellwood - Set and/or Property Maker, Set Designer Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 Quality Street, 20 November 1945 Evelyn Woods - Producer Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 The Brontes of Haworth, 19 May 1947 Quality Street, 20 November 1945 Muriel Box - Playwright Four One Act Plays, 24 July 1945 March Wedding, 24 July 1945 Sydney Box - Playwright Four One Act Plays, 24 July 1945 March Wedding, 24 July 1945 Eleanor Corcoran - Actor Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 Quality Street, 20 November 1945 Marie Edwards - Actor The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 Arsenic and Old Lace, 30 September 1946 Ethel Gabriel - Costume Designer The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 Tom Guion - Set Designer The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Sacha Guitry - Playwright Four One Act Plays, 24 July 1945 Villa for Sale, 24 July 1945 Philip Johnson - Playwright Four One Act Plays, 24 July 1945 Orange Blossoms, 24 July 1945 John Larkin - Actor Villa for Sale, 24 July 1945 That's Murder, 24 July 1945 Joe Scully - Actor Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 That's Murder, 24 July 1945 Lionel Shave - Playwright, Producer Four One Act Plays, 24 July 1945 That's Murder, 24 July 1945 Marcel Wattel - Actor The Brontes of Haworth, 19 May 1947 Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 J M Barrie - Playwright Quality Street, 20 November 1945 Adrian Borzell - Producer Song Out of Sorrow, 14 November 1946 Jack Bradley - Actor The Brontes of Haworth, 19 May 1947 Ross Buchanan - Actor Oscar Wilde, 23 November 1946 Delia Butel - Actor Villa for Sale, 24 July 1945 Lola Byrne - Actor That's Murder, 24 July 1945 Falkland Cary - Playwright Candied Peel, 19 June 1946 Paul Claudel - Playwright The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 Charles Dickens - Author Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 Felix Doherty - Playwright Song Out of Sorrow, 14 November 1946 Michael Fallon - Actor The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 Trader Faulkner - Actor French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 Peter Finch - Director French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 John Fleming - Actor Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 John Gentile - Actor The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 Henri Gheon - Playwright The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 Carlo Goldoni - Playwright The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 Elizabeth Goudge - Playwright The Brontes of Haworth, 19 May 1947 Geraldine Hall - Actor Arsenic and Old Lace, 30 September 1946 Lorne Hall - Actor The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 Moss Hart - Playwright You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 Maureen Henessy - Actor Villa for Sale, 24 July 1945 Valerie Hope-Smith - Actor The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 Stenson Howard - Set Designer Oscar Wilde, 23 November 1946 Joyce Howarth - Actor March Wedding, 24 July 1945 Ron Hunt - Actor Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 Barry V Jackson - Translator The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 George Kaufman - Playwright You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 Joe Kelly - Actor Arsenic and Old Lace, 30 September 1946 Jean Kerr - Adaptor Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 Joseph Kesselring - Playwright Arsenic and Old Lace, 30 September 1946 Emily Kimbrough - Author Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 Ann Laird - Actor French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 Tom Lake - Actor French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 Len Leslie - Actor Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 Enid Lorimer - Director Oscar Wilde, 23 November 1946 Dmitri Makaroff - Actor The Tidings Brought to Mary, 10 December 1947 Gregorio Martinez-Sierra - Playwright The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Cecilia McGuiness - Actor The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Brian Moorhead - Actor Song Out of Sorrow, 14 November 1946 T B Morris - Playwright Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 John Mostyn - Actor You Can't Take It With You, 26 March 1946 Aileen O'Brien - Actor Villa for Sale, 24 July 1945 Denis O'Brien - Actor The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 Marie O'Brien - Actor Quality Street, 20 November 1945 Garry O'Callaghan - Actor The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Maureen O'Callaghan - Actor The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 Eugene O'Leary - Actor Christmas Carol, 26 January 1946 Margaret Ormonde - Actor Orange Blossoms, 24 July 1945 Trevor Owens - Actor The Marvellous History of Saint Bernard, 28 July 1947 Ron Patten - Actor French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 David Preece - Actor Orange Blossoms, 24 July 1945 Terence Rattigan - Playwright French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 Millicent Rowe - Actor Orange Blossoms, 24 July 1945 Kathleen Scott - Producer Villa for Sale, 24 July 1945 James Scullin - Actor Song Out of Sorrow, 14 November 1946 Paul Sheehan - Actor The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Terry Sheehan - Actor The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Cornelia Otis Skinner - Author Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 28 October 1947 Leslie Stokes - Playwright Oscar Wilde, 23 November 1946 Sewell Stokes - Playwright Oscar Wilde, 23 November 1946 Morna Stuart - Playwright Traitor's Gate, 8 July 1946 Lloyd Taylor - Set Designer Oscar Wilde, 23 November 1946 Leonard Thiele - Actor French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 Pat Thompson - Actor March Wedding, 24 July 1945 Marie M Walsh - Producer March Wedding, 24 July 1945 Mary Ward - Actor Orange Blossoms, 24 July 1945 Pat Ward - Actor March Wedding, 24 July 1945 Rose Watson - Actor The Kingdom of God, 16 December 1946 Alan White - Actor French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 Oscar Wilde - Playwright The Importance of Being Earnest, 8 September 1945 Beryl Williams - Actor The Good-Humoured Ladies, 20 March 1947 June Wimble - Actor French Without Tears, 24 September 1947 Keith Wood - Actor French Without Tears, 24 September 1947
Resources	Article: Amateurs act Sydney's best plays, The Daily Telegraph, 19 October 1946, 13
Data Set	AusStage
Venue Identifier	4752

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