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Season 2016 - 2017
Nothing Personal	2nd Apr to 7th May
Far From the Madding Crowd	21st May to 25th Jun
Appointment With Death	9th Jul to 20th Aug
Our House	3rd Sep to 8th Oct
Dracula	22nd Oct to 3rd Dec
Much Ado About Nothing	28th Jan to 25th Feb

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.

Nothing Personal

by David Williamson

Directed by Sahn Millington

Season: 2nd April - 7th May 2016
Preview night 1st April
Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm
Sunday matinée at 4.30pm

Please note that this production contains some adult language and themes.

Set in a publishing house run by the formidable head of publishing, Bea, David Williamson's Nothing Personal is about a power struggle between two women: an older publisher and her younger rival. After asserting her authority over the ambitious and younger Naomi by turning down the manuscript of a young new writer, Bea finds her position as head of the publishing house tested by Naomi and the war between the generations begins. The battle is complicated by the head of the board and infamous womaniser, Kelvin, who is torn between his own attraction to Naomi and her ability to lead the company into the future and his loyalty to the experienced and proven, Bea.

Add in mother and daughter relationships, questionable ethics and relationships that are sacrificed for ambition and you have some of what makes up Nothing Personal. Is Bea a relic of the past? Is Naomi the obvious choice for taking the publishing house into the future? Old versus new, classic versus pop culture. Do we really lose 'it' as we grow older?

Production
Director	Sahn Millington
Assistant Director	Catherine Davies
Set Coordinator	Garry Bates
Costume Coordinator	Helen Kohlhagen
Lighting Design	Daniel Hitchings
Sound Design	Mehran Mortezaei

Crew
Stage Manager	Amy Roberts
Assistant Stage Manager	Eleni Pyretzis
Lighting and Sound Operation	Wendy Greenfield

Cast
Bea	Laurel McGowan
Naomi	Alexis Hammerton
Roxanne	Shane Bates
Lucy	Hayley Flinn
Simon	Ted Crosby
Carla	Denise Kitching
Kelvin	Patrick Costello

By arrangement with the Cameron Creswell Agency