Hi! I am a proud Melbournian, and have lived in Melbourne, Australia, all my life, except for a three year stint in Perth, Western Australia. Melbourne's heart and soul is magical, and the brilliant coffee and truly magnificent food from cultures all over
+ more bio informationTo be distracted or not to be distracted, that is the question! Well it is one of the main questions raised anyway, when deciding whether to grab a DVD or indulge in the cinema experience. To be out of pocket, or not to be out of pocket, is another concern people have. To be swept away by the vision and surround sound or not...
I remember the very first time I went to see a professional piece of theatre. The show was Gilbert and Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance", and I sat in between my parents, apparently with my jaw dropped for the entire evening. There was something so electric and satisfying watching a performance that you could almost reach out...
George Bernard Shaw once said that "Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself." And according to Henri Matisse, "Creativity takes courage." What happens when you have lost your courage, potentially leading to a lost sense of creativity, which therefore inevitably leads to feeling rather lost within y...
The desire to write my own plays came as a response to the ever erratic auditions I was receiving and the more often than not lackluster roles I was being submitted for. In most cases, if there was a role I felt I could really sink my teeth into, it inevitably went to a well known actor. As an actor who trained at a very rep...
Our obsession with celebrities is truly impressive if not somewhat alarming. The superficiality, the parties, the money, the glam, the in's and out's of their personal life, the do's and don't's of celebrity fashion and the rise and fall of celebrity status, seem to preoccupy our thoughts and dominate our conversations. The ...
A monologue from my one woman show CULTURAL TIME BOMB. SAM leans on back wall and begins monologue as lights come up. SAM It's funny how a scent in the air, or a photo, or a piece of music can trigger such a strong memory. Pantene shampoo reminds me of a particular place where I used to go camping with my family. I was so in...
It is with great pleasure that I introduce to the world the joy of my furry friend Lulu, the groodle. Yes Lulu is yet another designer dog, part poodle, part golden retriever. She has all the perks of the poodle's intelligence and woolly fur preventing malting from becoming an issue, but all the playfulness and loyalty of th...
At what point do we realise that we have lost a sense of our creativity? Is it on the first day when we go to write, paint, draw, or sing and decide that suddenly our office needs a really good reorganising? Is it after a week, when we have spent every moment procrastinating finding anything else to be busy doing rather than...
Each time I enter my favourite cinema complex, I get a little pang of excitement in the pit of my stomach. I put this down to the fact that I am a rare movie goer. Something I feel a little ashamed of actually as I write it down, because I do love being submersed in the world of cinema. But alas, time often escapes me, and t...
NURTURING THE PAST A short play. A SPACE. Lying on the floor covered in a sheet is a BODY USR. LIGHTS UP USL: A SPACE. A woman is sitting on a sofa waiting. CUT TO: GIRL enters DSR and faces front. MALE FRIEND enters DSL and also faces front. Spotlight is on each of these characters while the background images remain lit but...
S P Cameron
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