“LOVE, LOSS AND WHAT I WORE”

by Nora Ephron & Della Ephron
from the book by Ilene Beckerman
directed by HTC’s Catherine Christensen

Performed at Heidelberg Theatre, 36 Turnham Ave, Rosanna, Melbourne from 13 February – 28 February, 2026……….by arrangement with Creative Artists Agency.

As Nora Ephron wrote the introduction to Ilene Beckerman’s novel in 1995, she immediately identified the dramatic possibilities of the book’s stories. It “is not about fashion; it is about what clothes really are to us, those moments when we are constantly trying to find our identity through them”. Not surprisingly, the play has been produced over six continents and delivered numerous awards to the author.

(Text by Chris McLean – Heidelberg Theatre Company)

CAST:
Character…………………. Actor
Gingy ………………Lindy Yeates (and understudy Paula McDonald)
Ensemble …………Regina Millar
Ensemble …………Elise Moohouse
Ensemble …………Candice Schell
Ensemble …………Sarah Sell

PRODUCTION TEAM:
Director………………………….Catherine Christensen
Production Co-ordination…Louise Millar-Hoffmann
Stage Manager………………..Melanie Belcher
Assistant Director……………Louise Millar-Hoffmann
Lighting Design………………Michael Rowe
Sound Design…………………James Christensen
Set Construction…………….Owen Evans and Doug McNaughton, Brett Hunt, Tim Scott, Dave Belton, Dean Christensen, Phil Holmes and HTC members
Design Concept………………Wendy Drowley
Rehearsal Prompt…………….Bobbie Parish
Photographer…………………..Dave Belton, Aislinn Ryan
Poster & Program…………….Chris McLean
Publicity…………………………Jim Thompson, Aislinn Ryan
Box Office……………………..Sally Scott, Carol Farr, Margaret Hassall, Brett Hunt, Jenni Purdey and Louise Millar-Hoffmannlton, Dean Christensen, Phil Holmes and HTC members
Front of House……………….Jenny Gilbert and HTC members

Follow the links below to view photos of HTC’s production of Love, Loss, and What I Wore

(Images by Dave Belton)

Love, Love, and What I Wore – Final Dress→

Love, Love, and What I Wore – Cast & Director→

Heidelberg Theatre Web Site →

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