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Or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic & Magic. Some people are born with the capacity to do great things. Some people change the world. Some people rise from humble beginnings to defeat the forces of darkness in the face of insurmountable odds. Puffs is the story of the people who sit in class next to these people. Puffs has on Jul 17 announced a final extension to its season at the Alex Theatre. It will now play an additional two weeks, concluding its record smashing Melbourne run on Sunday August 12. 2018
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Carnival of FuturesA series of one-on-one performaces created by artists and futurists -a chance to reflect, act and 'dream forward'.Using the myriad of spaces throughout the North Melbourne Town Hall, participants will be invited to explore, question and predict what's to come for themselves and mankind - one close encounter at a time Journey through the crystal ball with two futurists. Created by Melbourne-bsed artist collective, one step at a time like this - in co;;aboratio with futurists Bridgette Engeler and Jose Ramos - Carnival of ftures invites audiences to ponder the future through a series of one-on-one performances. Participants will initially gather in the Carnival of Futures waiting room before experiencing a series of appointments about the future - anything from kneeling down before an oracle, sharing breeakfast with a mutant futurist to simply have a good old lie down. Season: August 8 - 19. 2-18 Times: 6pm & 8.30pm Wednesday - Saturday. 2pm & 4pm Sunday. Venue: Arts House North Melbourne.
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Shakespeare - Tragedies & Comedies, Presetend by Masters of ChoreographyThis production is sure to captivate theeatre-goers thiis July as they showcase this one night only all agers event.
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PrecariousIn their 40th ear, Circus Oz tumbles back home to Melbourne to premiere their new show, Precarious, under the heated Circus Oz Big top. Across the winter school holidays the tent will be nestled within the trees of the Royal botanic Gardens Victoria withing three weeks f shows.
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Scaramouche Jones
Acclaimed Australian acor Colin Friels will star in British playwright Justin Butcher's brilliant one-man play Scaramouche Jnes > Earth’s Prehistoric Aquarium.
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Brave WorldThe feminista supernovas of Retro Futurismus return to fortyfivedownstairs this winter to premiere a new hyper-real showBrave World that will fillet the future and conjure grand visions from obsolete technologies. Coral Browne: this F***ing LadyFrom West Footscray to West End, Coral Browne was larger than life. |
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Victorian State Schools SpectacularThe 2018 Victorian Schools Spectacular will showcase 3000 young performers from more than 200 schools across Victoria for two shows. |
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2018 SeasonI have to report some very sad news inasmuch as recently La Mama had a very bad fire and was completely destroyed. The forthcoming shows at La Mama will be transferred to otther venues and when notification is forwarded Pktheatre will keep in touch.
La Mama CourthouseFlash Donahsis a gritty and entertaining expose of young working-classwomen in 1880s Melbourne, with stories of the struggles of real women and the flamboyant world of the popular stage. The glittering world of Bourke Street on a Saturday night was only a 'stones throw' away from the brothels and opium-dens of Little Lonsdale Street. Talk of the dangers of the 'larriken menace' was everywhere and 'respectable society' was fearful for the futureof the Colony of victoria> Çanakkale/GallipoliStoryteller Jan 'Yaeei' Wositzky (Bushwackers Band etc) re-tells Gallipoli with Turkish and Australian literature, music and dong. Emotional, respectful and informative, transcending flag waving nationalism and debunking the odd furphy, this is montage theatre that explores the idea that oncew we were enemies, now we're friends. CarmillaAfter a sell-out run in La Mama's 2016 Explorations series,Carmilla rises from the grave for a full session. It is a ghost story for theatre, enmeshing spoken word and through-composed music for live chamber orchestra, This adaptation of Sheridan Le Fanu's controversal 1872 gothic novella explores violence, transfressive sexuality and the fragile boundary between the living and the dead. EllidaWhat does it mean to be free? to be truly independent? Ellida - second wife to Doctor Wangel - must decide between her current life, sheletered by her marriage in a coatal fjord town, or an uncertain life with her former love on the open sea. Are we creatures of he land? cratures of the sea? or creatures if habit?
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Love is Better in the AfternoonRishard Marchelier, a Govenrment Minister comes to an hotel with his wifein the hope of seducing the oppostion's secretary into an illicit affair; what ensues is a delightful mess as he enlists his assistant Georges Pigier to aid him in the deception. Pigler finds himself stuck in the middle as he mistakenly makes an advance towards Richard's wife and suddenly is trapped in a potential dalliance himself, in the room next door o Richard's forbidden love-nest no less. |
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Mad for Love
The internationally celebrated Grammy-award winning coloratura soprano Sumi Jo returns to Australia this July for a series of unmissabel concerts. |
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Peter Pan goes WrongFollowing hot on the wobbly wheels of the box office hit The Play That Goes Wrong Mischielf Theatre brings its triumphant disaster Peter Pan Goes Wrong from London's West End to Australia. |
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2018 SeasonRight Now
Do you still find him seductive, alic Right Now is a disquieting exploration of one woman's crisis, lingering between heartbreak and joy. We Need You More Than Ever
It has been an overwhelmingly exciting year for Red Stitch - sellout houses,. new audiences, loyal supporters, regional tours and a season of acclaimed new work. And, with thanks to you - a small step in the right direction with an increase to our artists fees. We are growing and the outlook for the next 6 months is no exception. Support our EOFY campaign by making tax deductible donation. The Antipodesby Annie Baker A top-notch writers room in lock-down. in pursuit of the ultimate story. A tale about people telling stories about telling stories. Lovesongby Abi Morgan A love affair told over many years. As Maggie and Billy prepare for a critical week together, their former selves re-emerge. Suddenly Last Summerby Tenessee Williams Savagely poetic and provocative, Tennessee Williams; Suddenly Last Summer is a nightmarish contemporary masterpiece. Lamb (A New Play with Songs)by Jane Brodie , music and lyrics by Mark Seymour From multi-award winning palywright Jane Bodie and featuring original songs by Mrk Seymour, Lamb is the story of one famoily on an Australian sheep farm over generations - the guilt of those who left, the lost desires of thaose who stayed behind. |
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DybbuksAn imagined exorcism interrogating an iconinc Yiddish story through a feminist lens.
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Irish CelticFeaturing the finest performers from the top Irish dance companies, Irish Celtic showcases thrilling and spectacular high energy dance routines with explosive rhythms and nail-biting precision.
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Griffin TheatreEvery play ne've produced over the past 40 years, every story that's captured the imagination, every writer who's had their first break at Griffin, all had one thing in common. Make a Donation:
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Peter Pan goes WrongFollowing hot on the wobbly wheels of the box office hit The Play That Goes Wrong Mischielf Theatre brings its triumphant disaster Peter Pan Goes Wrong from London's West End to Australia.
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he Curious Incident of a Dog in the Night-TimeFifteen year-old Christopher Boone has an extraordinary brain, exceptional at math while ill-equipped to interpret every day life. He has never ventured alone beyond the end of his road, he detests being touched and he distrusts strangers. When Christopher falls under suspicion for killing hisd neighbour's dog, his detective work to identify the true culprit, takes him on a journey that upturns his world.
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Beware of Boys - A Musical Memoir'Beware of boys with ees of bluem they kiss you once and ask for two'. Gather araound hearths in Brisbane to hear a story lefrt untold for more than 30 years. a story of a first kisses, orivate sxchoolboys and the dangers that lurked in the shadows of Brisbane in 1982. |
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Nearer the GodsIsaac Newton's first law of motuon are the foundation of countless human advancements. This is the story of how one of the greatest moments of scientific illumination almost didn't happen. It's 1684, the dawn of the Elightment. Bright young astronomer Esward Halley must somehow eangle the secrets of the universe from the brain of fickle and contrary Isaac Newton. At the same time he must wrestle with his faith and risk his home, family and reputation to find the money and means toshare this beautiful, powerful theory witht he world at alrge. For all the celestial bodies and scientific laws named after them, it's easy to think of our 17thCentury giants as infallibel geniuses. But here are our most powerful minds laid bare: ridiculed with self-doubt, squabbling over fame, and ensconsed in bitter intellectual rivalries. HeddaHedda Gabler is railing against her life. She didn't marryu bogan drugslinger George asman so she could play houswife in a monstrous old Coast mansion with white leather couches, blingy chandeliers and endless rounds of Aperol Spritz. She wants something much more. Now her old flame, jiert Lavborg is out of prison and off the junk, is he about to slice off a piece of George's empire? Maybe Hedda can oull some strings to work this to her advantage. |
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Jasper JonesIn the sizzling summer of 1965, a bookish 14 year-old boy flees from the boredom and bullying of small-town life by burying himself in stories of epic adventures \. He never thought he'd find himself living one. Charlie Bucktin lives in a tiny, insignificent busht town where nothing happends. Nothing thast is, until the town's very own Huckleberry Finn - the light-fingered and dark-skinned Jasper Jones - stumbles upon a gruesome crime out by the dam. /who else would he call on for help but the sharpestr kid around? A midnight tap at Charlie's window sparks a race to solve a murder and clear Jasper's name.
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Mad for LoveThe internationally celebrated Grammy-award winning coloratura soprano Sumi Jo returns to Australia this July for a series of unmissabel concerts.
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Swan Lake on IceThe Imperial Ice Stars
The Curious Incident of a Dog in the Night-TimeFifteen year-old Christopher Boone has an extraordinary brain, exceptional at math while ill-equipped to interpret every day life. He has never ventured alone beyond the end of his road, he detests being touched and he distrusts strangers. When Christopher falls under suspicion for killing hisd neighbour's dog, his detective work to identify the true culprit, takes him on a journey that upturns his world.
Peter Pan goes WrongFollowing hot on the wobbly wheels of the box office hit The Play That Goes Wrong Mischielf Theatre brings its triumphant disaster Peter Pan Goes Wrong from London's West End to Australia.
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The Ship That Never WasTasmanina's longest running play The Ship That Never Was based on a real event in 1834 when the last ship built at the convict settlement at Macquarie Harbour was about to sail for the new prison at Poet Arthur but was hijacked by 10 convict shipwrights.
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he Curious Incident of a Dog in the Night-TimeFifteen year-old Christopher Boone has an extraordinary brain, exceptional at math while ill-equipped to interpret every day life. He has never ventured alone beyond the end of his road, he detests being touched and he distrusts strangers. When Christopher falls under suspicion for killing hisd neighbour's dog, his detective work to identify the true culprit, takes him on a journey that upturns his world. Peter Pan goes WrongFollowing hot on the wobbly wheels of the box office hit The Play That Goes Wrong Mischielf Theatre brings its triumphant disaster Peter Pan Goes Wrong from London's West End to Australia.
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he Curious Incident of a Dog in the Night-TimeFifteen year-old Christopher Boone has an extraordinary brain, exceptional at math while ill-equipped to interpret every day life. He has never ventured alone beyond the end of his road, he detests being touched and he distrusts strangers. When Christopher falls under suspicion for killing hisd neighbour's dog, his detective work to identify the true culprit, takes him on a journey that upturns his world. Peter Pan goes WrongFollowing hot on the wobbly wheels of the box office hit The Play That Goes Wrong Mischielf Theatre brings its triumphant disaster Peter Pan Goes Wrong from London's West End to Australia.
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Barry Humphries - The Man Behind the MaskOn this tour Barry will take audiences on a revealing, funny and moving trip through his colourful life and theatrical career in an intimate, confessional evening - seasoned with highly personal, sometimes startling, and occasionally outrageous stories - Australia's best loved entertainer will be peeling off his mask to introduce the man behind the clown.
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