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kathleen mary fallon presents

by kathleen mary fallon

Ms Julie Gabler: Trapped

30 JULY - 9 AUGUST | EXPLOSIVES FACTORY
Ms Julie Gabler: Trapped
About

by kathleen mary fallon

In this gripping contemporary reimagining of Othello, three actors spiral through scenes of love, suspicion, and psychological control. Blurring the lines between Shakespeare’s Othello, Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler, and Strindberg’s Miss Julie and The Father, this performance interrogates how jealousy, race, power, and gender still shape our most intimate relationships.


Drawing on iconic texts and contemporary truths, this is a raw, urgent theatre experience that asks: do we perform our identities—or are they performed upon us?

VENUE

Explosives Factory, Rear Laneway 67 Inkerman Street, St Kilda

DURATION

90 minutes (including interval)

WARNINGS

Strong Adult Material, Recommended 15+

ACCESSIBILITY

Explosives Factory is accessed via a flight of stairs and is not wheelchair accessible.

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Call Me Mum (SBS feature film, 2006)


"The film is a “must see” for all Australians, especially people from the Torres Strait and their descendants, family and friends."  The Koori News, November, 2006


"Fallon is an adventurous practitioner in experimental fiction and writing for performance. In a narrow, naturalistic feature film culture it’s critical that other voices be heard, other visions seen. Call Me Mum is a finely crafted and disturbing venture into the politics of race and the possibilities of filmmaking."  Keith Gallasch, Realtime 74

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Dates
DATES + TIMES

Wednesday 30 July 7.30pm (Preview)
Thursday 31 July 7:30pm (Opening)
Friday 1 August 7:30pm
Saturday 2 August 7:30pm

Tuesday 5 August 7.30pm
Wednesday 6 August 7:30pm
Thursday 7 August 7:30pm
Friday 8 August 7:30pm
Saturday 9th August 7:30pm

Theatre Works has a lockout policy for latecomers.  Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure you don't miss out.

Refunds will not be issued to latecomers.

TICKETS

FULL PRICE

$48.00

CONCESSION

$38.00

PREVIEW

$30.00

MOB TIX

$25.00

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At Theatre Works, our HOSTED WORKS program provides a platform for independent artists, producers, and companies to present their creative projects in our venues. These productions are fully produced by the artists themselves, and while they are not co-productions, we collaborate closely to offer a professional space, technical support, and marketing assistance. Hosted Works reflect Theatre Works’ commitment to supporting the broader creative community by showcasing diverse voices and offering opportunities for artists to reach new audiences.

*Seniors, Student, MEAA, Health Care and Low Income card holders​

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CREDITS

PRODUCER, DIRECTOR AND WRITER
Dr Kathleen Mary Fallon

CO-PRODUCER, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR AND MUSIC COORDINATOR
Loretta Smith

LIGHTING DESIGNER
Shane Grant

STAGE MANAGER AND LIGHTING / SOUND TECHNICIAN
Pascale Baelde

PROP MAKER
Richard Holt

CHOREOGRAPHER
Sermsah bin Saad

CAST
Sermsah bin Saad
Ruth Gilmour
Lenny Cullen Gorman

MUSICIANS
Cansu Ceren Gonen (Julie Understudy)
Gustavo Gomez
Zac Rose (Robert and Malcom Understudy)

Credits
MEET THE ARTIST -
Kathleen Mary Fallon

Dr. Kathleen Mary Fallon is an award-winning playwright, librettist, screenwriter, novelist, and academic renowned for her fearless exploration of social issues through powerful, multidisciplinary works. Her credits include Call Me Mum (SBS feature film), which won two AFI Awards, and Matricide: the Musical (Chamber Made Opera), acclaimed for its wit and emotional depth. Fallon’s Buyback (Carlton Courthouse) and librettos like Laquiem (Sydney Opera House) interrogate cultural dislocation and identity with incisive brilliance.


Her groundbreaking work spans stage, screen, and literature, earning recognition at venues such as ACMI and the Australian Embassy in Paris. A former lecturer at the University of Melbourne, Fallon has mentored a generation of storytellers while championing innovative, politically charged narratives.

Meet the Artist
EXTRAS

In Conversation with Dr Kathleen Mary Fallon

Read our conversation with the Writer and Director.

Extras
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