Can you think of a better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than coming along to the Tuggeranong Arts Centre, enjoying a glass of wine, and hearing a reading of a new play? On Sunday 30 November, Trevar Alan Chilver's latest play, The Incident at Fugue Bay, will have its first public reading, and you're invited!

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From hostages to terror alerts, from smashing plates to nation states, the ACT Region Playwrights give you a passport to a night of original works by local writers. Intrigue, humour and suspense are on the bill.

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There's a certain advantage to being on at the Festival on the first night - you get the nerve-wracking performance out of the way and then relax and enjoy everyone else's performances. There's also a certain disadvantage in that by Sunday afternoon, your performances aren't quite at the forefront of everyone's mind, since they've seen a number of others in between.

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Many discussions around the foyer of Theatre 3 this weekend revolved around the article in Saturday's Panorama, written by our own Trevar Alan Chilver, in response to an earlier article by Adele Chynoweth. I strongly recommend you find a copy and have a read, as the arguments and ideas presented provide food-for-thought for all those involved with amateur theatre in the ACT.

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The Canberra Festival of One Act Plays is a weekend festival of short plays by companies in the Canberra region and some from interstate. Canberra Dramatics will be performing their next production The Night Before Tomorrow on the Friday night.

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