Ralph Myers starring Toby Schmitz. Medea, by Kate Mulvany and Anne-Louise Sarks after Euripides, directed by Anne-Louise Sarks Beautiful One Day, created by Paul Dwyer, Eamon Flack, Rachael Maza and David Williams Don't Take Your Love To Town, created by Eamon Flack and Leah Purcell, based on the book Don’t Take Your Love to Town by Ruby Langford Ginibi, directed by Leah Purcell 2011 The Wild Duck, written and directed by Simon Stone, after Henrik Ibsen Jack Charles v the Crown, by Jack Charles and John Romeril, directed by Rachael Maza Long Cut, by Duncan Graham, directed by Sarah John The Business, based on Vassa Zheleznova by Maxim Gorky, adapted by Jonathan Gavin with Cristabel Sved, directed by Cristabel Sved The Kiss, by Anton Chekhov, Kate Chopin, Peter Goldsworthy and Guy de Maupassant, directed by Susanna Dowling The Seagull, by Anton Chekhov, directed by Benedict Andrews Neighbourhood Watch, by Lally Katz, directed by Simon Stone Windmill Baby, by David Milroy, directed by Kylie Farmer Human Interest Story, choreographed by Lucy Guerin And They Called Him Mr Glamour, by Gareth Davies, directed by Tom Wright Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, by Ray Lawler, directed by Neil Armfield The Dark Room, by Angela Betzien, directed by Leticia Cáceres As You Like It, by William Shakespeare, directed by Eamon Flack 2010 That Face, by Polly Stenham, directed by Lee Lewis Love Me Tender, by Tom Holloway, directed by Matthew Lutton The Power of Yes, by David Hare, directed by Sam Strong Measure for Measure, by William Shakespeare, directed by Benedict Andrews Gwen in Purgatory, by Tommy Murphy, directed by Neil Armfield Namatjira, by Scott Rankin, directed by Scott Rankin and Wayne Blair The Diary of a Madman, by Nikolai Gogol (adapted by David Holman with Neil Armfield and Geoffrey Rush, directed by Armfield) The End by Samuel Beckett, directed by Eamon Flack The Bougainville Photoplay Project by Paul Dwyer, directed by David Williams Belvoir education program The Belvoir's education program for students and teachers includes practical theatre workshops at the theatre or participating school, tours of backstage and behind the scenes areas of the theatre, technical tours led by a professional theatre technician and a Theatre Enrichment Program for "senior English and Drama students in Western Sydney and regional NSW". In addition, Belvoir's Outreach Program partners with local youth support organisations such as Youth Off The Streets, The John Berne School, Twenty10 and