Ten years ago in 2016, a remarkably talented and passionate performer auditioned for our production of Avenue Q and wowed the panel with his energising performance and was cast in the role of Brian.

That actor was Dan Bellis and we were so impressed with his mesmerising onstage personas and his creative brilliance off stage too.

Congratulations to the very worthy recipient of the 2025 Janine Chugg President's Award, Adam Solomon. Adam is joining a prestigious list of exceptional creatives for their marvellous service and loyalty to Beaumaris Theatre in many and varied ways.

This month, Sam Wyles returns to the Beaumaris Theatre stage as Baldrick in Blackadder II.

We asked Sam to step into the spotlight so we can get to know him better.

In November’s production of Blackadder II, Ben Zagami is making his Beaumaris Theatre debut as Lord Edmund Blackadder. We asked Ben to step under the spotlight to get to know him better.

Jim had a cheeky sense of humour, a mischievous grin and a playful glint in his eye and to work with him was a privilege and to know him was to love him and a true honour and he will be sadly missed.

Emma Blake is returning to the Beaumaris Theatre stage this August in The Witches. We asked her to step into the spotlight so we can get to know her better.

Deborah Fabbro is the extraordinary director who will bring the Aussie play Knife Edge to life this May. We asked Deborah to step under the spotlight so we can get to know her better.

It was easy to see Debbie’s supportive hand in the entire production, her attention to detail, and how each character clearly knew their role and how it melded to make the whole.

The show is very well cast and is another directed by the lovely Debbie Keyt with her team Rhonda Vaughan (Musical Director) and Camilla Klesman (Choreographer). This is my third review for Beaumaris Theatre and I also see other shows there; they are all fabulous.

Live theatre is a precious art form. Beaumaris Theatre is a superb and delightfully intimate theatre and the values our founders, Bill and Angela Martin established 71 years ago are still honoured today. There isn’t just one thing that makes our unique theatre special, it’s a million intangible qualities and the mix of vibrant, ebullient, imaginative, clever and creative personalities that make Beaumaris Theatre all that it is and our collective desire to bring stories to the stage for thespians to enjoy: “Theatre for all”.