Updates from The Ravens
October 2026
Almost 1700 people saw Waiting for Godot. Ellen M. Scott's review for melbournestagereview.com, a Q&A with Arthur Bieber — one of our two young actors playing the Boy — and a call for stage managers for 2027.
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September 2026
Robert Reid's review for The Saturday Paper, a Q&A with Jackson Spicer — one of our two young actors playing the Boy — and a call for local practitioners who'd like to work with The Ravens.
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September 2026
Waiting for Godot has opened to audience acclaim and a four-star review from Australian Book Review. Plus Penny Ryan's production photographs and what our audiences have been saying.
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September 2026
It's opening night! Rehearsal photographs by Penny Ryan from inside the room, and a Q&A with our Vladimir — and co-founder of The Ravens — Tim Heath.
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September 2026
A country road. A tree. Evening. Beckett's four-word stage direction has tormented set designers for 70 years — including Beckett himself, who roped in sculptor Alberto Giacometti. Plus a Q&A with our Lucky, Luke Lennox.
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September 2026
Mugged in the street, a runner for the French resistance, and a Nobel Prize he called a catastrophe — the eventful life of the man behind Waiting for Godot. Plus a Q&A with Gus Read-Hill and a look back at our fundraisers.
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August 2026
A last reminder for our fundraising evening at the Phee Broadway Theatre — drinks, nibbles, music and an intimate evening with the company. Bring a friend.
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August 2026
Join us on Wednesday 26 August for a special evening in support of Waiting for Godot — complimentary drinks, live music from Tim Rogers, Tim Heath and Gus Read-Hill, and a Q&A with director Janice Muller and the cast.
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August 2026
Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, Steve Martin and Robin Williams have all waited for Godot. We talk to rock legend and our very own Pozzo, Tim Rogers — plus the cast play The Bridge Hotel.
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August 2026
Inside the strange and wonderful world of Waiting for Godot, a Q&A with acclaimed director Janice Muller, and news that Jane Montgomery Griffiths has joined the company as Co-Artistic Director.
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July 2026
Following our near sell-out season of The Seagull, we return to the Phee Broadway Theatre with Samuel Beckett's iconic masterpiece — directed by Janice Muller, starring Tim Heath, Gus Read-Hill, Luke Lennox and Tim Rogers. 18 September – 3 October 2026.
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June 2026
Opening Night has sold out — and we are overwhelmed by your support. By popular demand, we have added two additional performances of The Seagull on June 26 and 27.
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June 2026
Over a thousand tickets sold and the curtain rises in just seven days. Director Jane Montgomery Griffiths shares her take on Chekhov's strange, funny, deadly serious play — plus a special matinee Q&A on June 11.
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April 2026
Tickets are flying out the door — a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has already booked. A quick update from the cast and rehearsal room ahead of June at Phee Broadway Theatre.
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April 2026
The curtain is about to rise. In June 2026 we bring you The Seagull — Anton Chekhov's beloved classic in Anya Reiss's brilliant contemporary adaptation, performed by local actors and creatives in Castlemaine.
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March 2025
A big hello and welcome to our very first newsletter subscribers! The Ravens Theatre Company is up and running — find out what we've been up to and how you can get involved.
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