* A Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne and Victorian Opera ( Melbourne ) co-production of The Threepenny Opera was presented in Melbourne between 28 May and 17 June 2010 and again in Sydney by the Sydney Theatre Company in September 2011.

In 2008, Müller's Anatomie Titus was translated into English by Julian Hammond and performed at the Cremorne Theatre in Brisbane, the Canberra Theatre, the Playhouse in the Sydney Opera House and the Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne by the Bell Shakespeare Company and the Queensland Theatre Company.

Brett Ratten led Carlton to the finals from 2009 until 2011, but was sacked with a year remaining on his contact after the club missed the finals in 2012, and was replaced by former and premiership coach Mick Malthouse.

Todd was sacked at the end of the 1989 season, and was replaced by Michael Malthouse, who had previously coached.

* Langton Matravers, which was once the home of several boys preparatory schools until 2007 when The Old Malthouse closed.

Malthouse Farm had its own small-scale brickworks as well ; Hilltop Farm was at the highest point in the area, above sea level ; and Hogs Hill Farm, named after the herds of pigs farmed there, stood on a ridge east of the Brighton Road.

Directed by Marion Potts, with music by Andree Greenwell, the work was first performed in the Malthouse Theatre in Melbourne in 2008 and again in Sydney Theatre Company's Wharf 2 in February 2009.

In 2010 the tradition was finally restored after 11 years with Molly Meldrum and Kate Ceberano being named King and Queen of Moomba ( 2011 ): Mick Malthouse and Ruby Rose.

Although not the centre of the industry, Hawkhurst Brewery and Malthouse was built in 1850, on the edge of The Moor ( now a house ).

The play was performed in 2012 in Australia at Malthouse Theatre.

Malthouse was elected to the council in May 1998, representing St George's ward in the Pimlico area of central London.

Within his first twelve months as a councillor, Malthouse was appointed as Chief Whip of the Conservative Group, and shortly thereafter, following a change of leader to Sir Simon Milton, he was appointed Chairman of the Social Services Committee.

Malthouse argued against the introduction of the London congestion charge, opposing it on the grounds that the idea should not be first introduced in the most populous city in England, and that London was already one of the most expensive cities to live in in the world.

As Deputy Leader of Westminster Council, Malthouse was responsible for agreeing to a £ 12. 3 million settlement with Shirley Porter over the £ 27 million surcharge, eventually raising to £ 42 million in costs and interest, imposed on her as a result of the Homes for Votes gerrymandering fraud scandal.

Malthouse was appointed Deputy Mayor of London, Policing by London Mayor Boris Johnson with effect from 6 May 2008.

In October 2009 Malthouse was involved in the events leading to the resignation of Sir Ian Blair, then Metropolitan Police Commissioner.

In early 2012, Malthouse was criticised for questioning the Metropolitan Police's conduct of the investigation into alleged press phone hacking.

The last surviving school ( The Old Malthouse in Langton Matravers, which closed in 2007 ) and one of the schools for which the pool was originally created recently arranged for debris, including several large rocks, to be removed, making swimming possible once again.

Eddie McGuire became president of club in 1998 and Mick Malthouse was appointed coach in 2000.

Collingwood vs Adelaide Round 2, 2000, at the MCG: It was Collingwood's second premiership season match under new coach Mick Malthouse.

Some such sites include, Nonda Katsalidis ’ Malthouse apartments in Richmond, a conversion of a former grain silo and the South Australian site of the Balhannah Mines which was adapted into a private residence and has received awards from the Housing Industry Association and the Design Institute of Australia.

Christopher Laurie Malthouse, known as Kit Malthouse ( born 27 October 1966 ) is Deputy Mayor of London for Business and Enterprise.

With rehearsal space, store room, workshop and kitchen area, the Old Malthouse has provided a solid home for the Society for several years.

Malthouse Broad is a broad ( i. e., lake ) at Ranworth in the Norfolk Broads.

In 2005, " The Black Swan of Trespass ", a surrealist play about the real life of a self-admittedly fictional Ern Malley by Lally Katz and Chris Kohn, premiered at the Melbourne Malthouse Theatre.

One landed in Malthouse Road and did not detonate, but another destroyed 15 houses, killed seven people and injured 44 more when it exploded at the junction of Oak Road and West Street.

* A play in 2009 at the Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne, Australia.

Gerhard Berger spun off at the end of lap 16 having just recovered from an earlier spin at the Malthouse Corner moments before.

Malthouse trained to be a chartered accountant at Touche Ross & Company ( now Deloitte ), qualifying in 2004.

* Avonside with Wards Malthouse and Brewery at the left, Christchurch ( photo circa 1863 )

The Melbourne Theatre Company has performed in many venues in its history, including the Russell Street Theatre, the Melbourne Athenaeum, St Martins Theatre, the Merlyn and Beckett Theatres at the CUB Malthouse, and the Playhouse and Fairfax Studio of the Victorian Arts Centre.

On 21 February 2010, actress Cate Blanchett read excerpts from Porter's posthumously published short work on literary criticism and emotions in literature, On Passion, at the Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne.

The Black Swan of Trespass, based on the Ern Malley affair, was produced at the Melbourne Fringe Festival, BSharp, Belvoir, and Tower Room Theatre at the Malthouse in 2005, and earned her a Green Room Award and a MIFA award at the Melbourne Fringe Festival.

Since then, her performed plays have included Criminology ( 2007 ) with Tom Wright in the Merlyn Theatre at the Malthouse, Apocalypse Bear Trilogy ( 2009 ) at the Melbourne Theatre Company Lawler Studio as part of the Melbourne International Arts Festival, and The Mysteries Project: Genesis ( 2009 ) with Hilary Bell at the Sydney Theatre Company Wharf 2.

Her 2009 play, Goodbye Vaudeville, Charlie Mudd, was performed in the Beckett Theatre at the Malthouse and received the State Library of Victoria's Louis Esson Prize for Drama.

He has appeared at venues around the world including Andrew's Lane Theatre ( Dublin ), Jermyn Street Theatre ( London ), Chapel Off Chapel ( Melbourne ), Kabarett Junction ( Sydney ), The Adelaide Festival Centre ( Adelaide ), CUB Malthouse ( Melbourne ), Seymour Theatre Centre ( Sydney ), Capers Cabaret ( Melbourne ); His Majesty's Theatre ( Perth ), The Judith Wright Centre ( Brisbane ), The Butterfly Club ( Melbourne ), Fowler's Live ( Adelaide ) and The Powerhouse ( Brisbane ).

Martin then held a nine-day professional workshop of the play in Melbourne, Australia, at the Malthouse Theatre ( in conjunction with Belvoir St Theatre ), which ended with two public staged readings of the play.

Despite being dominated by modern apartments and office towers Southbank has a number of significant heritage buildings existing in the Arts precinct, on the eastern end and along St Kilda Road, which includes the Victorian Arts Centre and National Gallery of Victoria ( 1960s ), parts of the Victorian College of the Arts campus as well as the Victoria Barracks and Malthouse Theatre.

Now it ferries visitors from Malthouse Broad to Ranworth Broad.

Joined to neighbouring Malthouse Broad by a narrow channel, it is one of the nature reserves in the care of the Norfolk Wildlife Trust.

A traditional reed lighter ( a vessel used to transport reeds, harvested for use as thatch ) called the ' Helen ' now ferries visitors between Ranworth Broad and Malthouse Broad.

The community's western boundary is formed by the A4042 road ( Heidenheim Drive ) and the northern boundary partly by the Malthouse Road and partly by the Afon Llwyd river which flows southwards to the River Usk along the village's eastern side.

Kit Malthouse, Deputy Mayor of London, described it as one of the greatest post-war political scandals and said: " The highest court in the land found her guilty of gerrymandering.

The roads East Park and Malthouse Road had a mixture of terraced cottages, semi-detached houses, detached houses and large villas, all built from red brick.

Longley moved his small firm from Turners Hill in 1881 when he bought Malthouse Farm and its brickworks.

St Catherine's Hospice, a charity which provides hospice care to patients throughout West Sussex and Surrey, is based on Malthouse Road in the 19th-century part of Southgate.

* Melbourne-based company Malthouse Theatre collaborated with Sydney's Bell Shakespeare to produce a musical adaptation of the work.

Notable examples include The Malthouse, a landmark conversion of silos into apartments by award winning architect Nonda Katsalidis.

In November 2005, Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse stated that Tarrant had gained strength in his legs after a successful recovery from post-season knee surgery.

Born on 5 September 1992, Spire FM broadcasts from City Hall Studios in Malthouse Lane, Salisbury, part of the City Hall entertainments venue.