RealTV is proud to announce our successful application to the Australia Council for presentation funding for War Crimes, a VCE listed play touring regional and metropolitan Victoria in August this year.

War Crimes, a Sydney Opera House:ED and Regional Arts Victoria commission, featured recently at Playwriting Australia’s National Play Festival in Brisbane. Here’s what one reviewer had to say about RealTV's new play in development...

Whether she’s a Queenslander or a Victorian now, Angela Betzien’s work is phenomenal. Her ear for dialogue and the way her young characters blast audiences from their comfort zones make her plays rich, dark and disturbing. It was thrilling seeing War Crimes with its cast of five women directed by Leticia Caceres. This was physically confronting and engaging theatre, pushing the boundaries of readings.

Kathrine Lyle Watson, Performing Arts Blog, Ourbrisbane.com

But that's not all that the gang have been up to!

RealTV returned to the Melbourne Arts Centre this month fresh from its International tour to Austria and Italy. Hoods was presented at the Fairfax Studio as part of the Melbourne Arts Centre’s Education program.

Hoods, starring Jodie Le Vesconte and Christopher Sommers enjoyed sell out seasons at the Teatro Cortile Im Hof, Italy and Dschungel Wien, Austria.

For a sneak preview of the show view the trailer.

RealTV is supporting the rehearsed reading of Random by debbie tucker green, directed by Leticia Caceres and staring Zahra Newman.

This gripping one-woman show about random stabbings in urban cities is part of Full Tilt’s Development Program.

The reading will take place on Friday June 18, 5pm at the Arts Centre’s Black Box Theatre.

If you wish to be kept informed about this reading, please email RealTV.

Finally, RealTV are proud to announce the launch of their interactive website for Children of the Black Skirt.

Visit: www.childrenoftheblackskirt.com

This website was created with the support of Helen MacPherson Smith Trust, and is a new resource tool for teachers and students.

In case that's not enough for you (gosh you people, you just want more more more!), head to www.realtv.net.au.