Republic of Myopia / Harbour

[nadine]

Old news but Tamsin's going to be starring in The Republic of Myopia and Harbour for the STC.

She has a smaller role in Harbour but from what I've figured out she has one of the larger roles in RoM.

If they don't cut the song out, she will have the song Poverty to belt out for starters!

In case anyone's wondering her hair's still blonde though it's getting darker again

Nadine

[RockAus]

That's a shame, I thought she looked GREAT with Blonde hair!

She absolutely MADE Hair. The show was just crap before she took over the role of Sheila!

It's a shame us Melbournians won't get to see her STC shows! I'd love to see them!

Please post reviews anyone who does!

[nadine]

It's still blonde but definitely not as light as it was in May when I saw her at the Helpmanns and in July in the HS article.

I'm seeing Harbour on Jan 12 and Republic of Myopia on Jan 19 - both being Nights with the Actors - so we might get some more of an insight into them and a chance she might actually speak in it unlike on Monday when she just hid away so she couldn't answer anything. <g>

Though after speaking to the playwright at the Musters I know her role isn't a huge one in Harbour.

Nadine

[nadine]

First reviews of the play and musical are in courtesy of SMH.

Harbour

www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/01/12/1073769486845.html

William Zappa, Tamsin Carroll, Helen Dallimore, Simon Gleeson, Drew Forsythe and Christopher Pitman contribute strong support.

The Republic of Myopia

www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/01/12/1073769486829.html

His daughter, Tamsin Carroll, was also a delight in both productions, occasionally able to bring her splendid voice to bear as the love-lorn and lusting Olivia.