It is hard to find the words to fully describe the impact Robyn, Steve and Trevor have had on Beaumaris Theatre and our community. We are so grateful for the passion, leadership, compassion and creativity they have brought to the Committee, expertly guiding the Theatre through challenging times and establishing a strong foundation for the future.

A Year with Frog and Toad has been described as part vaudeville, part make-believe and all charm. While the cast is five adults, this production is a perfect way for the whole family to come on an adventure across the four seasons with Frog, Toad and all their friends.

Fred has been involved in the Theatre scene in Melbourne for over 45 years. He has made it a better place. Not everyone can have that said about them - but Fred can.

Camilla has been involved with Beaumaris for the past twenty years.  During this time she has choreographed seventeen of our productions. She has given her time generously, both whilst serving on the Committee and when we required her support after she stepped down from Committee duties. 

Steve is a man of action and many talents. He can often be found riding his bike, participating in Parkrun, helping behind the scenes at the Theatre with maintenance, set building, working backstage as a crew member or stage manager or appearing on stage. Every December, Steve can be found in a red suit and white beard spreading Christmas joy! 

Since his first role with ACE Theatre in 1995, Stephen has been involved in over 55 productions. Beaumaris Theatre is very grateful for all the contributions Stephen makes and has made over more than 20 years. 

Natalie Carden is making her Beaumaris Theatre Inc. debut in Little Miss Sunshine this September. We asked her to step under the spotlight to get to know her better.

Beaumarisical was a 70th Anniversary gift to our cherished and treasured Beaumaris Theatre family and the pleasure was truly ours.

We met with Robyn to discuss her 20-year journey in community theatre and her contribution to Beaumaris Theatre as a member, an actor, a director, and a Committee Member.  We asked Robyn to reflect on her experiences and to give us some insight into how she came to be involved, the changes she has seen over the years, and her personal feelings about the benefits of belonging to a community organisation. 

My personal involvement with Beauy extends back almost 20 years. I’m pleased and proud that, apart from BUGSY MALONE and RETURN TO THE FORBIDDEN PLANET (both before my time), I have either been part of the production team or seen every show represented in this production.

Mason Frost is making his Beaumaris Theatre debut in The Three Musketeers this month. We put Mason under the spotlight to get to know him better.