Genesian Theatre

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Season 2001 - 2002
The Shoe-Horn Sonata	19th May to 30th Jun
A Tale of Two Cities	14th Jul to 25th Aug
Scotland Road	8th Sep to 20th Oct
An Ideal Husband	3rd Nov to 15th Dec
Mansfield Park	5th Jan to 23rd Feb
Merry Wives of Windsor	9th Mar to 14th May

The Genesian Theatre is in the heart of Sydney, a short walking distance from Town Hall. Travelling by public transport - any train or bus stopping at Town Hall will do and for those driving there is a secure parking station across the road.

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The Genesian Theatre Company gratefully acknowledge the support of the NSW Government though the Performing Arts COVID Support package.

Goran at Primi Italian is a great supporter of the theatre. Tell the restaurant you are going to the Genesian Theatre and you will receive a free glass of house wine. Primi Italian is in Club York at 95-99 York St.

For a more casual and quick meal try The Sambal just along the road from the theatre at 432 Kent St.

The Genesian Theatre 2001-2002 season.

The Shoe-Horn Sonata by John Misto, directed by Karen O'Brien-Hall
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, adapted by Ruth Ford, directed by Roger Gimblett
Scotland Road by Jeffrey Hatcher, directed by Timothy Bennett
An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde, directed by Paula Bate
Mansfield Park by Jane Austen, directed by Pamela Whalan
Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare, directed by Gary Dooley

2000-2001 Season | Previous Productions | 2002-2003 Season