Theatre – Ben Prendergast

The Sydney Morning Herald – Dead Centre / Sea Wall (Review) ★★★★

Link to Article Alex (Ben Prendergast), softly spoken and, like his estranged wife, stoic to a fault, he nonetheless churns […]

Link to Article There is an understated rivalry between Sam and Avery from the beginning and Prendergast excels as the

benprendergast / December 30, 2014

Link to Article My favourite Red Stitch offering was Nadia Tass’s production of Annie Baker’s The Flick, which received pitch-perfect

Link to Article All three actors generate a riveting and precise ensemble performance which resists easy comedy to create a

Link to Article The Flick very much represents the epitome of theatre. The cast are brilliant in their roles, subtly

Link to Article The cast is revelatory, Prendergast resists the very easy temptation to make Sam a creepy loser, instead

benprendergast / December 21, 2013

Link to ArticleThe dazzling Ben Prendergast brings us editor/magazine chief Aidan; driven, hungry, ruthless but with a tiny streak of

benprendergast / September 2, 2013

Link to ArticleThe final scene was a brilliant and sensitive piece of comic acting by the male leads Ryan Gibson

benprendergast / November 20, 2012

Link to Article Midsummer is enough to make anyone want to hightail it to Edinburgh as soon as the lights

benprendergast / November 12, 2012

Link to Article This Vulture got her moment in the sun in an unexpected cameo performance (sans notebook) and has