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Click here to read the article in full.  There are lovely reviews on 3news.co.nz and Stuff.co.nz on The Vagina Monologues, in particular, they mention both Beth Allen’s and Antonia Prebble’s performance in the production. Here’s what 3news.co.nz said about Antonia Prebble:
And on Beth Allen:
Gabrielle Henderson, Jodie Rimmer and Rachel Nash are also mentioned in the review as they feature in the same ‘shift’ as Beth and Antonia in The Vagina Monologues. The Stuff.co.nz review said the following: “Last night I was lucky enough to stumble upon Brooke from Shortland Street (Beth Allen) with the bonus of Loretta from Outrageous Fortune (Antonia Prebble). Both were very engaging, as were the other ladies who joined them – Gabrielle Henderson, Rachel Nash and Jodie Rimmer”. With thanks to Jess of AntoniaPrebble.com for the info and to BethAllen.Webs. For more details on The Vagina Monologues, currently running at the Basement Theatre in Auckland, click here.  Beth Allen (Shortland Streets Brooke Freeman/Tribe’s Amber) has given an insight to her opening night of The Vagina Monologues on Facebook:
If you are a member of Facebook make sure you ‘Like’ Beth Allen’s official page to get the latest updates on her career. Were not going to copy and paste all her musings, so make sure you sure you sign up to the page yourself for the latest.  The Qantas Film & Television Awards are one of the biggest ceremonies honouring the New Zealand film industry. This year from The Tribe cast alumni we follow Miriama Smith and Beth Allen have both received nominations.
Beth Allen The winners will be announced at the award ceremony at the Civic Theatre in Auckland on Saturday 18 September. We wish them both the best of luck. Well whoever wins, no matter what, it all comes down to what you wear on the night. Choose those frocks wisely ladies! Continue reading… Check out these lovely promo images for the Auckland 2010 stage production of The Vagina Monologues. The VM features a plethora of talented New Zealand actors, amongst them Antonia Prebble (Outrageous Fortunes Loretta West/Trudy in The Tribe), Beth Allen (Shortland Street’s Dr Brooke Freeman/Tribe’s Amber) and Fleur Saville (Shortys Libby Jeffries/Being Eve/Tribe’s Ruby). The Vagina Monologues will run from August 25th -September 11th 2010 at the Basement Theatre, Auckland. To book your tickets visit iTicket, more info can be found on The Vagina Monologues Facebook page. The full cast of The Vagina Monologues have been been split into teams of four and when you turn up at the Basement you won’t know which four will perform the monologues for you on the night… However, the comments on this pic here reveal the nights Beth Allen will be on stage! Also Beth Allen talks about the production on Shortland Street’s website.  Many of us first came across Beth Allen as Amber in The Tribe. Our fondness of The Tribe, the storylines, tribal gear and the actors may have had some New Zealanders scratching their head wondering ‘What’s with all this Tribe malarky?’ – the series never caught on in it’s homeland. To those in the know The Tribe was a cult TV series filmed in Wellington, New Zealand, and spanned a total of five seasons accumulating a total of 260 episodes. It had quiet a following in Europe, USA and currently in Australia. In an interview with Nicola Russell, for The Sunday News, Beth talks about what attracted her to the up-coming theatre production The Vagina Monologues (which Beth is producing as well starring in), filming her current role as Dr. Brooke Freeman in Shortland Street and also talks about The Tribe… Here’s some quotes from Beth Allen on The Tribe: “They are the most dedicated fans. And it went on for years, we shot the first series and I thought, `well, that’s that’ and we shot it for another four years.” Shortland Street publicist Rachael Keereweer is also quoted as saying, “I don’t know how they figure it out but the minute anyone from The Tribe turns up on Shortland Street they’ll email and ask for pictures”. (Lol!) There are a few more Tribe references in the article by Nicola Russell. Read the full article here or below. More information on Beth Allen can be found on her official Facebook page and also at the fansite BethAllen.Webs. The Vagina Monologues will be run at the Basement Theatre in Auckland, August 25th – September 11th 2010. To book tickets click here. With thanks to Shorty fan Emma H for the article info. Continue reading…  Forget the fake Beth Allen web profiles dotted around the net as Beth has now made her own official page, particularly for her fans, to follow! – Yay! * UPDATE * Beth has now made a Facebook fan page rather than profile. Add your like to the page here to keep updated with Beth and her forthcoming projects.Click here for Beth’s Official fan page on Facebook – there’s some awesome Shortland Street pics of her already up! Beth Allen currently stars in Shortland Street as Dr. Brooke Freeman, she is known internationally as The Tribe’s Amber as well as for her various appearances in the Power Ranger series. Beth is also involved in the theatre with credits in both producing and starring in productions. Info thanks to Shortland Tweet. A recent article in New Zealand’s New Idea magazine featured Beth Allen talking about her own experience with cancer.
With many thanks to Emma H for sharing the article scans.  Fleur Saville, Beth Allen and Antonia Prebble are just three (of the many) top New Zealand actresses to appear in The Vagina Monologues at the Basement theatre. The Facebook page here has more info (also pasted below).
As previously mentioned, Beth Allen is also producing as well featuring in the production and all three actresses are definitely no strangers to the stage. If you’re in the area head on down, the Vagina Monologues will run during August 25th -September 11th 2010 at the Basement Theatre, Auckland.  
Beth Allen news, from BethAllen.Webs. Beth has been in the quick fire line, being asked a series of questions by The Dominion Post. In the interview we learn to keep her away from our ginger crunch and, er, Cate Blanchett. The interview is below.
There is also another mini article over at BethAllen.webs where Beth mentions about working with Louise Wallace, who plays her mother on Shortland Street. You can read it here. The new pics in the post are from Beth Allen’s talent profile. Click here to check it out. |
 "Saaay whaaaat?"... The Tribe spin-off series The New Tomorrow is currently showing on channel Five in the UK around 5:00am in the morning! Check out: TVguide.co.uk. |
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