Directed by Jane Court

Based on a sci-fi short story and subsequent novel, Flowers for Algernon is a play which follows a period in the life of Charlie Gordon, a mentally-disabled man who becomes the test subject for a new intelligence-enhancing surgical technique. But what are the side-effects? And is the life of a genius all it's cracked up to be?

Congratulations to Mark Briggs and Rad Valance on their Victorian Drama League Awards.

A moving and thought-provoking performance this evening, congratulations to all, tears in my eyes at the end.
— Jenny, audience member
If the goal of live drama is to move you emotionally and intellectually, then Beaumaris Theatre has a winner with Flowers for Algernon.
— Andrew, audience member
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Jane Court
Director

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Genevieve Neve
Dr Strauss 

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Mandy Lay
Doris/ Gina/ Bernice

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Kerry Hollier
Mrs Donner/ Jackie Wellberg

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Margot Sephton
Rose Gordon

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Sol Stark
Charlie as a child

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Fraser Mitchell
Assistant Director

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Marcus Connor
Professor Nemur 

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Candice Bennett
Ellen / Norma Gordon

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Norman
Algernon

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Tyg Valance
Charlie as a child

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Lana Stojanovic
Nurse/ Mrs Feldman/Mrs Nemur

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Dean Mitrousis
Assistant Director

Ebony Erez
Alice Kinian 

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Stuart Scullin
Joe

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Madeleine Maes
Norma as a child

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Fiona Williams
Connie/Anne Wellberg

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Arabelle Jeffrey
Norma as a child

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Mark Briggs
Charlie

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Ronnie Feldman
Burt Sheldon

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Stephen White
Frank / Hyram Harvey

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Colin Sephton
Matt Gordon

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Rad Valance
Charlie as a teenager 

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Loreta Murphy
Mrs Mooney