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Notice to all our members.
TASA AGM will be held on
Sunday 28^th May at Theatre Bugs’ Hall, 79 Beulah Rd, Norwood
at 6:30pm

GUEST SPEAKER
Glenda Linscott

GLENDA LINSCOTT – actor, director, actor trainer, corporate coach.

Glenda graduated in 1978, she has enjoyed a successful career with 45 years' experience in Australian theatre, film, television and radio.

In between performing commitments, Glenda has also worked as actor trainer hired by most of the significant drama training institution in the country including NIDA, The Actors Centre, Victorian College of the Arts, Swinburne and Melbourne Universities and also for Actors’ Equity.

From 2006 – 2014 Glenda ran her own corporate business Perform with Confidence coaching and training CEO’s and captains of industry in the fine art of performing with confidence with respect to winning the hearts and minds of their people

From 2015 - 2022, Glenda was appointed the Head of Acting at Edith Cowan University, Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA).

ABOUT US

The Theatre Association of South Australia Inc (TASA) was established in 1985 by Phillip Halsall under the name of the Amateur Theatre Society Inc.

TASA is a voluntary, non-profit organisation that consists of both theatre companies and individual members.