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SUMMARY:Noises Off
DESCRIPTION:Written by Michael Frayn\nDirected by David Sinclair \nCast: Julie Quick\, Peter Davies\, Thomas Filsel\, Ian Rigney\, Brad Martin\, Robyn Brooks\, Cassidy Gaiter\, Maxine Grubel and Jamie Wright. \nBrimming with slapstick comedy\, Noises Off is a delightful backstage farce! \nHave you ever wondered what it’s like backstage during the performance of a play? Sometimes\, its funnier behind the scenes than on the stage. \nAs the slapstick comedy “Nothing On” is touring the county theatre circuit in England in the 1960s\, the audience is treated to the dramas\, mishaps and interpersonal relationships that occur between the cast as they struggle to rehearse\, perform and tour the play. \nWith a philandering director in a love triangle\, an aging star and her toy boy and an elderly alcoholic actor in the mix chaos is sure to ensue! \nThe play progresses from flubbed lines and missed cues in the dress rehearsal to mounting friction between cast members in the final performance. Complete with slamming doors\, falling trousers\, and — of course — flying sardines!
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/noises-off/2023-09-02/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Noises Off
DESCRIPTION:Written by Michael Frayn\nDirected by David Sinclair \nCast: Julie Quick\, Peter Davies\, Thomas Filsel\, Ian Rigney\, Brad Martin\, Robyn Brooks\, Cassidy Gaiter\, Maxine Grubel and Jamie Wright. \nBrimming with slapstick comedy\, Noises Off is a delightful backstage farce! \nHave you ever wondered what it’s like backstage during the performance of a play? Sometimes\, its funnier behind the scenes than on the stage. \nAs the slapstick comedy “Nothing On” is touring the county theatre circuit in England in the 1960s\, the audience is treated to the dramas\, mishaps and interpersonal relationships that occur between the cast as they struggle to rehearse\, perform and tour the play. \nWith a philandering director in a love triangle\, an aging star and her toy boy and an elderly alcoholic actor in the mix chaos is sure to ensue! \nThe play progresses from flubbed lines and missed cues in the dress rehearsal to mounting friction between cast members in the final performance. Complete with slamming doors\, falling trousers\, and — of course — flying sardines!
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/noises-off/2023-09-01/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Wasted Sunsets
DESCRIPTION:WASTED SUNSETS\nRumoured Productions presents Wasted Sunsets\, a poignant comedy by Mike Pitman. \n“Riding the wave of nostalgic reunions of famous rock bands\, some of whom disbanded decades ago\, ‘Lights out’ also seek to get back together.\nThe question is – why? What is their motivation? Is it just the money\, or is it maybe ego?\nOne last moment of glory\, perhaps? Or is it something else completely?” \nLead guitarist & songwriter Rick\, has been sent to the Bahamas to complete the newly reformed ‘Lights Out’ comeback album\, by writing the obligatory ‘hit single’\, as demanded by their record company. His already infamously prickly mood\, is not helped by the constant interruptions from the unexpected arrival of various band members\, wives\, managers and even journalists\, to his songwriting retreat. \nWill this ‘hit single’ ever get written? Will the journalist (Peta)\, uncover the inside truths about their previous disbandment? And what will transpire when the band heads off on their nine months long world tour? If there was bad blood between them before they broke up last time\, can they really survive this reunion? \nOnly one thing is for sure\, ‘Lights Out’ (Rick\, Brian\, Rog\, Geoff and Andy) are back\, and that means that anything could\, and probably will\, happen! Rumoured Productions would like you to come to The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park SA 5010\, at 8pm from 22nd to 26th August to find out. It’s sure to be quite an experience! \nVenue: The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Pk SA 5010\nTime: 8pm – 10:30pm inc 20 min interval\nPerformance Dates: 22/8 – 26/8/23 \nDirected & original music by: Mike Pitman\nCast: Gavin Cianci\, Gus Smith\, Mark Gulliford\, Rodney Hutton\, Sean Wellsmore\, Sahra Cresshull\, Lauren Weber\, Rick Williams\, Heidi-Rae Abbey & Mike Pitman.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/wasted-sunsets/2023-08-26/
LOCATION:The Parks Theatre: Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park\, SA\, 5010\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rumoured Productions":MAILTO:rumoursduo@optusnet.com.au
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SUMMARY:Home\, I'm Darling
DESCRIPTION:This is the perceptively funny story of one woman’s quest to be an ideal 1950s housewife. Judy and Johnny are a little different and they love it. They’re 1950s enthusiasts who have taken role-playing to a new level. Johnny’s swapped meal prep and laundry for foot rubs and cocktail hour. Judy’s swapped a career and jeans for darning\, dusting and full skirts. \nIn a house complete with perfect pastel bathroom\, mid-century knickknacks and good old-fashioned home cooking\, the couple live out their ultimate\, nostalgic fantasy. But the 21st Century has a nasty habit of forcing its way into their pristine bubble. Whether it’s in the form of Johnny’s new boss\, the contemporary cost of living on a ‘50s budget\, or Judy’s critical mother (who lived through the ‘50s)\, the present insists on being dealt with. \nDirected by Jude Hines
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/home-im-darling-2/2023-08-26/2/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Home\, I'm Darling
DESCRIPTION:This is the perceptively funny story of one woman’s quest to be an ideal 1950s housewife. Judy and Johnny are a little different and they love it. They’re 1950s enthusiasts who have taken role-playing to a new level. Johnny’s swapped meal prep and laundry for foot rubs and cocktail hour. Judy’s swapped a career and jeans for darning\, dusting and full skirts. \nIn a house complete with perfect pastel bathroom\, mid-century knickknacks and good old-fashioned home cooking\, the couple live out their ultimate\, nostalgic fantasy. But the 21st Century has a nasty habit of forcing its way into their pristine bubble. Whether it’s in the form of Johnny’s new boss\, the contemporary cost of living on a ‘50s budget\, or Judy’s critical mother (who lived through the ‘50s)\, the present insists on being dealt with. \nDirected by Jude Hines
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/home-im-darling-2/2023-08-26/1/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Wasted Sunsets
DESCRIPTION:WASTED SUNSETS\nRumoured Productions presents Wasted Sunsets\, a poignant comedy by Mike Pitman. \n“Riding the wave of nostalgic reunions of famous rock bands\, some of whom disbanded decades ago\, ‘Lights out’ also seek to get back together.\nThe question is – why? What is their motivation? Is it just the money\, or is it maybe ego?\nOne last moment of glory\, perhaps? Or is it something else completely?” \nLead guitarist & songwriter Rick\, has been sent to the Bahamas to complete the newly reformed ‘Lights Out’ comeback album\, by writing the obligatory ‘hit single’\, as demanded by their record company. His already infamously prickly mood\, is not helped by the constant interruptions from the unexpected arrival of various band members\, wives\, managers and even journalists\, to his songwriting retreat. \nWill this ‘hit single’ ever get written? Will the journalist (Peta)\, uncover the inside truths about their previous disbandment? And what will transpire when the band heads off on their nine months long world tour? If there was bad blood between them before they broke up last time\, can they really survive this reunion? \nOnly one thing is for sure\, ‘Lights Out’ (Rick\, Brian\, Rog\, Geoff and Andy) are back\, and that means that anything could\, and probably will\, happen! Rumoured Productions would like you to come to The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park SA 5010\, at 8pm from 22nd to 26th August to find out. It’s sure to be quite an experience! \nVenue: The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Pk SA 5010\nTime: 8pm – 10:30pm inc 20 min interval\nPerformance Dates: 22/8 – 26/8/23 \nDirected & original music by: Mike Pitman\nCast: Gavin Cianci\, Gus Smith\, Mark Gulliford\, Rodney Hutton\, Sean Wellsmore\, Sahra Cresshull\, Lauren Weber\, Rick Williams\, Heidi-Rae Abbey & Mike Pitman.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/wasted-sunsets/2023-08-25/
LOCATION:The Parks Theatre: Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park\, SA\, 5010\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Home\, I'm Darling
DESCRIPTION:This is the perceptively funny story of one woman’s quest to be an ideal 1950s housewife. Judy and Johnny are a little different and they love it. They’re 1950s enthusiasts who have taken role-playing to a new level. Johnny’s swapped meal prep and laundry for foot rubs and cocktail hour. Judy’s swapped a career and jeans for darning\, dusting and full skirts. \nIn a house complete with perfect pastel bathroom\, mid-century knickknacks and good old-fashioned home cooking\, the couple live out their ultimate\, nostalgic fantasy. But the 21st Century has a nasty habit of forcing its way into their pristine bubble. Whether it’s in the form of Johnny’s new boss\, the contemporary cost of living on a ‘50s budget\, or Judy’s critical mother (who lived through the ‘50s)\, the present insists on being dealt with. \nDirected by Jude Hines
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/home-im-darling-2/2023-08-25/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Wasted Sunsets
DESCRIPTION:WASTED SUNSETS\nRumoured Productions presents Wasted Sunsets\, a poignant comedy by Mike Pitman. \n“Riding the wave of nostalgic reunions of famous rock bands\, some of whom disbanded decades ago\, ‘Lights out’ also seek to get back together.\nThe question is – why? What is their motivation? Is it just the money\, or is it maybe ego?\nOne last moment of glory\, perhaps? Or is it something else completely?” \nLead guitarist & songwriter Rick\, has been sent to the Bahamas to complete the newly reformed ‘Lights Out’ comeback album\, by writing the obligatory ‘hit single’\, as demanded by their record company. His already infamously prickly mood\, is not helped by the constant interruptions from the unexpected arrival of various band members\, wives\, managers and even journalists\, to his songwriting retreat. \nWill this ‘hit single’ ever get written? Will the journalist (Peta)\, uncover the inside truths about their previous disbandment? And what will transpire when the band heads off on their nine months long world tour? If there was bad blood between them before they broke up last time\, can they really survive this reunion? \nOnly one thing is for sure\, ‘Lights Out’ (Rick\, Brian\, Rog\, Geoff and Andy) are back\, and that means that anything could\, and probably will\, happen! Rumoured Productions would like you to come to The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park SA 5010\, at 8pm from 22nd to 26th August to find out. It’s sure to be quite an experience! \nVenue: The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Pk SA 5010\nTime: 8pm – 10:30pm inc 20 min interval\nPerformance Dates: 22/8 – 26/8/23 \nDirected & original music by: Mike Pitman\nCast: Gavin Cianci\, Gus Smith\, Mark Gulliford\, Rodney Hutton\, Sean Wellsmore\, Sahra Cresshull\, Lauren Weber\, Rick Williams\, Heidi-Rae Abbey & Mike Pitman.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/wasted-sunsets/2023-08-24/
LOCATION:The Parks Theatre: Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park\, SA\, 5010\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Home\, I'm Darling
DESCRIPTION:This is the perceptively funny story of one woman’s quest to be an ideal 1950s housewife. Judy and Johnny are a little different and they love it. They’re 1950s enthusiasts who have taken role-playing to a new level. Johnny’s swapped meal prep and laundry for foot rubs and cocktail hour. Judy’s swapped a career and jeans for darning\, dusting and full skirts. \nIn a house complete with perfect pastel bathroom\, mid-century knickknacks and good old-fashioned home cooking\, the couple live out their ultimate\, nostalgic fantasy. But the 21st Century has a nasty habit of forcing its way into their pristine bubble. Whether it’s in the form of Johnny’s new boss\, the contemporary cost of living on a ‘50s budget\, or Judy’s critical mother (who lived through the ‘50s)\, the present insists on being dealt with. \nDirected by Jude Hines
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/home-im-darling-2/2023-08-24/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Wasted Sunsets
DESCRIPTION:WASTED SUNSETS\nRumoured Productions presents Wasted Sunsets\, a poignant comedy by Mike Pitman. \n“Riding the wave of nostalgic reunions of famous rock bands\, some of whom disbanded decades ago\, ‘Lights out’ also seek to get back together.\nThe question is – why? What is their motivation? Is it just the money\, or is it maybe ego?\nOne last moment of glory\, perhaps? Or is it something else completely?” \nLead guitarist & songwriter Rick\, has been sent to the Bahamas to complete the newly reformed ‘Lights Out’ comeback album\, by writing the obligatory ‘hit single’\, as demanded by their record company. His already infamously prickly mood\, is not helped by the constant interruptions from the unexpected arrival of various band members\, wives\, managers and even journalists\, to his songwriting retreat. \nWill this ‘hit single’ ever get written? Will the journalist (Peta)\, uncover the inside truths about their previous disbandment? And what will transpire when the band heads off on their nine months long world tour? If there was bad blood between them before they broke up last time\, can they really survive this reunion? \nOnly one thing is for sure\, ‘Lights Out’ (Rick\, Brian\, Rog\, Geoff and Andy) are back\, and that means that anything could\, and probably will\, happen! Rumoured Productions would like you to come to The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park SA 5010\, at 8pm from 22nd to 26th August to find out. It’s sure to be quite an experience! \nVenue: The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Pk SA 5010\nTime: 8pm – 10:30pm inc 20 min interval\nPerformance Dates: 22/8 – 26/8/23 \nDirected & original music by: Mike Pitman\nCast: Gavin Cianci\, Gus Smith\, Mark Gulliford\, Rodney Hutton\, Sean Wellsmore\, Sahra Cresshull\, Lauren Weber\, Rick Williams\, Heidi-Rae Abbey & Mike Pitman.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/wasted-sunsets/2023-08-23/
LOCATION:The Parks Theatre: Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park\, SA\, 5010\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rumoured Productions":MAILTO:rumoursduo@optusnet.com.au
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SUMMARY:Home\, I'm Darling
DESCRIPTION:This is the perceptively funny story of one woman’s quest to be an ideal 1950s housewife. Judy and Johnny are a little different and they love it. They’re 1950s enthusiasts who have taken role-playing to a new level. Johnny’s swapped meal prep and laundry for foot rubs and cocktail hour. Judy’s swapped a career and jeans for darning\, dusting and full skirts. \nIn a house complete with perfect pastel bathroom\, mid-century knickknacks and good old-fashioned home cooking\, the couple live out their ultimate\, nostalgic fantasy. But the 21st Century has a nasty habit of forcing its way into their pristine bubble. Whether it’s in the form of Johnny’s new boss\, the contemporary cost of living on a ‘50s budget\, or Judy’s critical mother (who lived through the ‘50s)\, the present insists on being dealt with. \nDirected by Jude Hines
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/home-im-darling-2/2023-08-23/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Wasted Sunsets
DESCRIPTION:WASTED SUNSETS\nRumoured Productions presents Wasted Sunsets\, a poignant comedy by Mike Pitman. \n“Riding the wave of nostalgic reunions of famous rock bands\, some of whom disbanded decades ago\, ‘Lights out’ also seek to get back together.\nThe question is – why? What is their motivation? Is it just the money\, or is it maybe ego?\nOne last moment of glory\, perhaps? Or is it something else completely?” \nLead guitarist & songwriter Rick\, has been sent to the Bahamas to complete the newly reformed ‘Lights Out’ comeback album\, by writing the obligatory ‘hit single’\, as demanded by their record company. His already infamously prickly mood\, is not helped by the constant interruptions from the unexpected arrival of various band members\, wives\, managers and even journalists\, to his songwriting retreat. \nWill this ‘hit single’ ever get written? Will the journalist (Peta)\, uncover the inside truths about their previous disbandment? And what will transpire when the band heads off on their nine months long world tour? If there was bad blood between them before they broke up last time\, can they really survive this reunion? \nOnly one thing is for sure\, ‘Lights Out’ (Rick\, Brian\, Rog\, Geoff and Andy) are back\, and that means that anything could\, and probably will\, happen! Rumoured Productions would like you to come to The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park SA 5010\, at 8pm from 22nd to 26th August to find out. It’s sure to be quite an experience! \nVenue: The Parks Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Pk SA 5010\nTime: 8pm – 10:30pm inc 20 min interval\nPerformance Dates: 22/8 – 26/8/23 \nDirected & original music by: Mike Pitman\nCast: Gavin Cianci\, Gus Smith\, Mark Gulliford\, Rodney Hutton\, Sean Wellsmore\, Sahra Cresshull\, Lauren Weber\, Rick Williams\, Heidi-Rae Abbey & Mike Pitman.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/wasted-sunsets/2023-08-22/
LOCATION:The Parks Theatre: Theatre Two\, 46 Cowan St\, Angle Park\, SA\, 5010\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rumoured Productions":MAILTO:rumoursduo@optusnet.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230820T160000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230820T173000
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SUMMARY:Kissing the Witch
DESCRIPTION:“When a boy changes his life\, it’s called an adventure. When a girl does the same\, it’s only a fairy tale.” \nA rich tapestry of passion\, ambition\, and transformation\, ‘Kissing The Witch’ allows women to reclaim the stories and identities that have been used against them for centuries. Five familiar tales – ‘Beauty and the Beast’\, ‘Donkeyskin’\, ‘The Goose Girl’\, ‘The Little Mermaid’\, and an enchanting new story – are seamlessly unspun and rewoven in unexpected ways. Women young and old tell their own stories of love\, lies\, and alliances – all with a determination to seize back the narrative. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ challenges what we think we know of traditional tales of ‘good’ and ‘evil’. It explores the nuance in the fantastical\, and the sensual in the magical; it reclaims the power of the Witch. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ was written by acclaimed Irish author and playwright Emma Donoghue\, best known for her novel ‘Room’.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/kissing-the-witch-2/2023-08-20/
LOCATION:University of Adelaide – Little Theatre\, The Cloisters\, Victoria Drive\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild":MAILTO:theatreguild@adelaide.edu.au
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SUMMARY:Home\, I'm Darling
DESCRIPTION:This is the perceptively funny story of one woman’s quest to be an ideal 1950s housewife. Judy and Johnny are a little different and they love it. They’re 1950s enthusiasts who have taken role-playing to a new level. Johnny’s swapped meal prep and laundry for foot rubs and cocktail hour. Judy’s swapped a career and jeans for darning\, dusting and full skirts. \nIn a house complete with perfect pastel bathroom\, mid-century knickknacks and good old-fashioned home cooking\, the couple live out their ultimate\, nostalgic fantasy. But the 21st Century has a nasty habit of forcing its way into their pristine bubble. Whether it’s in the form of Johnny’s new boss\, the contemporary cost of living on a ‘50s budget\, or Judy’s critical mother (who lived through the ‘50s)\, the present insists on being dealt with. \nDirected by Jude Hines
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/home-im-darling-2/2023-08-20/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-20/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230819T223000
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-19/2/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230819T210000
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SUMMARY:Kissing the Witch
DESCRIPTION:“When a boy changes his life\, it’s called an adventure. When a girl does the same\, it’s only a fairy tale.” \nA rich tapestry of passion\, ambition\, and transformation\, ‘Kissing The Witch’ allows women to reclaim the stories and identities that have been used against them for centuries. Five familiar tales – ‘Beauty and the Beast’\, ‘Donkeyskin’\, ‘The Goose Girl’\, ‘The Little Mermaid’\, and an enchanting new story – are seamlessly unspun and rewoven in unexpected ways. Women young and old tell their own stories of love\, lies\, and alliances – all with a determination to seize back the narrative. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ challenges what we think we know of traditional tales of ‘good’ and ‘evil’. It explores the nuance in the fantastical\, and the sensual in the magical; it reclaims the power of the Witch. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ was written by acclaimed Irish author and playwright Emma Donoghue\, best known for her novel ‘Room’.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/kissing-the-witch-2/2023-08-19/
LOCATION:University of Adelaide – Little Theatre\, The Cloisters\, Victoria Drive\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild":MAILTO:theatreguild@adelaide.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230819T150000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230819T173000
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SUMMARY:Home\, I'm Darling
DESCRIPTION:This is the perceptively funny story of one woman’s quest to be an ideal 1950s housewife. Judy and Johnny are a little different and they love it. They’re 1950s enthusiasts who have taken role-playing to a new level. Johnny’s swapped meal prep and laundry for foot rubs and cocktail hour. Judy’s swapped a career and jeans for darning\, dusting and full skirts. \nIn a house complete with perfect pastel bathroom\, mid-century knickknacks and good old-fashioned home cooking\, the couple live out their ultimate\, nostalgic fantasy. But the 21st Century has a nasty habit of forcing its way into their pristine bubble. Whether it’s in the form of Johnny’s new boss\, the contemporary cost of living on a ‘50s budget\, or Judy’s critical mother (who lived through the ‘50s)\, the present insists on being dealt with. \nDirected by Jude Hines
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/home-im-darling-2/2023-08-19/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230819T163000
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-19/1/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Living Together
DESCRIPTION:AUDITIONS for LIVING TOGETHER \, Directed by Les Zetlein \nLiving Together by Alan Ayckbourn is the second play in Ackybourn’s comedy trilogy The Norman Conquests\, each about the same traumatic family weekend in a Victorian house and garden. Living Together covers the action in the living room. \nThree female and three male Characters. Note: Character ages are approximate only. \nANNIE: The Cinderella of the family. Stage age mid-20’s to mid-30’s. Careworn\, generally acquiescent\, can get angry if pressed. Impish sense of humour. \nREG: Stage age late 30’s to mid-40’s. Annoyingly upbeat\, makes ‘Dad’ jokes. Under his wife Sarah’s thumb. Very serious about the board games he invents and makes. \nSARAH: Stage age late 30’s to mid-40’s. Likes to be in command. Fussy and bossy. Mother to several small children. \nNORMAN: Stage age mid-30’s to mid-40’s. Intelligent\, lazy\, sarcastic\, self-centred. Womaniser\, and stirs up trouble at other’s expense. \nRUTH: Stage age mid-30’s to mid-40’s. Hard-working\, long-suffering wife of Norman. Awake to him\, but is prepared to forgive up to a point. Short-sighted but usually too vain to wear her glasses. No children. \nTOM: Stage age around 40. Local vet\, looks after Annie’s cat. Well-built and solid\, slow in movement and thought. Diffident and earnest. Thinks he loves Annie but can’t get round to telling her. The last to catch on to things. \nAUDITION REQUIREMENTS:\nAuditionees will be seen individually BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. \nThere is no need to memorise anything as script extracts will be provided at the audition. \nTo book an audition go to\nhttps://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1076721 \nFor further information please contact the Director\, Les Zetlein\, on 0401 125 999 or email les@pippick.com \nDATES OF PRODUCTION\n2nd – 4th May – then 9th – 11th May 2024\, St Jude’s Hall\, Brighton.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/living-together/
LOCATION:St. Jude’s Players\, 444 Brighton Rd\, Brighton\, South Australia\, 5048\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Auditions
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ORGANIZER;CN="St. Jude's Players":MAILTO:info@stjudesplayers.asn.au
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230818T223000
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-18/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230818T220000
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SUMMARY:Home\, I'm Darling
DESCRIPTION:This is the perceptively funny story of one woman’s quest to be an ideal 1950s housewife. Judy and Johnny are a little different and they love it. They’re 1950s enthusiasts who have taken role-playing to a new level. Johnny’s swapped meal prep and laundry for foot rubs and cocktail hour. Judy’s swapped a career and jeans for darning\, dusting and full skirts. \nIn a house complete with perfect pastel bathroom\, mid-century knickknacks and good old-fashioned home cooking\, the couple live out their ultimate\, nostalgic fantasy. But the 21st Century has a nasty habit of forcing its way into their pristine bubble. Whether it’s in the form of Johnny’s new boss\, the contemporary cost of living on a ‘50s budget\, or Judy’s critical mother (who lived through the ‘50s)\, the present insists on being dealt with. \nDirected by Jude Hines
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/home-im-darling-2/2023-08-18/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Kissing the Witch
DESCRIPTION:“When a boy changes his life\, it’s called an adventure. When a girl does the same\, it’s only a fairy tale.” \nA rich tapestry of passion\, ambition\, and transformation\, ‘Kissing The Witch’ allows women to reclaim the stories and identities that have been used against them for centuries. Five familiar tales – ‘Beauty and the Beast’\, ‘Donkeyskin’\, ‘The Goose Girl’\, ‘The Little Mermaid’\, and an enchanting new story – are seamlessly unspun and rewoven in unexpected ways. Women young and old tell their own stories of love\, lies\, and alliances – all with a determination to seize back the narrative. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ challenges what we think we know of traditional tales of ‘good’ and ‘evil’. It explores the nuance in the fantastical\, and the sensual in the magical; it reclaims the power of the Witch. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ was written by acclaimed Irish author and playwright Emma Donoghue\, best known for her novel ‘Room’.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/kissing-the-witch-2/2023-08-18/
LOCATION:University of Adelaide – Little Theatre\, The Cloisters\, Victoria Drive\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild":MAILTO:theatreguild@adelaide.edu.au
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230817T223000
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-17/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Home\, I'm Darling
DESCRIPTION:This is the perceptively funny story of one woman’s quest to be an ideal 1950s housewife. Judy and Johnny are a little different and they love it. They’re 1950s enthusiasts who have taken role-playing to a new level. Johnny’s swapped meal prep and laundry for foot rubs and cocktail hour. Judy’s swapped a career and jeans for darning\, dusting and full skirts. \nIn a house complete with perfect pastel bathroom\, mid-century knickknacks and good old-fashioned home cooking\, the couple live out their ultimate\, nostalgic fantasy. But the 21st Century has a nasty habit of forcing its way into their pristine bubble. Whether it’s in the form of Johnny’s new boss\, the contemporary cost of living on a ‘50s budget\, or Judy’s critical mother (who lived through the ‘50s)\, the present insists on being dealt with. \nDirected by Jude Hines
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/home-im-darling-2/2023-08-17/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Kissing the Witch
DESCRIPTION:“When a boy changes his life\, it’s called an adventure. When a girl does the same\, it’s only a fairy tale.” \nA rich tapestry of passion\, ambition\, and transformation\, ‘Kissing The Witch’ allows women to reclaim the stories and identities that have been used against them for centuries. Five familiar tales – ‘Beauty and the Beast’\, ‘Donkeyskin’\, ‘The Goose Girl’\, ‘The Little Mermaid’\, and an enchanting new story – are seamlessly unspun and rewoven in unexpected ways. Women young and old tell their own stories of love\, lies\, and alliances – all with a determination to seize back the narrative. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ challenges what we think we know of traditional tales of ‘good’ and ‘evil’. It explores the nuance in the fantastical\, and the sensual in the magical; it reclaims the power of the Witch. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ was written by acclaimed Irish author and playwright Emma Donoghue\, best known for her novel ‘Room’.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/kissing-the-witch-2/2023-08-17/
LOCATION:University of Adelaide – Little Theatre\, The Cloisters\, Victoria Drive\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild":MAILTO:theatreguild@adelaide.edu.au
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230815
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230816
DTSTAMP:20260419T064339
CREATED:20200314T055738Z
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SUMMARY:Encore Content Call
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/encore-content-call/2023-08-15/
LOCATION:SA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Encore Content Call
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230813T160000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230813T173000
DTSTAMP:20260419T064339
CREATED:20230626T035419Z
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SUMMARY:Kissing the Witch
DESCRIPTION:“When a boy changes his life\, it’s called an adventure. When a girl does the same\, it’s only a fairy tale.” \nA rich tapestry of passion\, ambition\, and transformation\, ‘Kissing The Witch’ allows women to reclaim the stories and identities that have been used against them for centuries. Five familiar tales – ‘Beauty and the Beast’\, ‘Donkeyskin’\, ‘The Goose Girl’\, ‘The Little Mermaid’\, and an enchanting new story – are seamlessly unspun and rewoven in unexpected ways. Women young and old tell their own stories of love\, lies\, and alliances – all with a determination to seize back the narrative. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ challenges what we think we know of traditional tales of ‘good’ and ‘evil’. It explores the nuance in the fantastical\, and the sensual in the magical; it reclaims the power of the Witch. \n‘Kissing The Witch’ was written by acclaimed Irish author and playwright Emma Donoghue\, best known for her novel ‘Room’.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/kissing-the-witch-2/2023-08-13/
LOCATION:University of Adelaide – Little Theatre\, The Cloisters\, Victoria Drive\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild":MAILTO:theatreguild@adelaide.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230813T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230813T163000
DTSTAMP:20260419T064339
CREATED:20230714T004505Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230714T004505Z
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SUMMARY:Mr Bailey's Minder
DESCRIPTION:Abusive\, cantankerous and burned out by booze\, Leo Bailey is one of Australia’s national treasures. A gifted and renowned painter and chronic alcoholic\, he can no longer take care of himself. His resentful daughter has employed a succession of minders who haven’t lasted\, that is\, until Therese comes along\, fresh out of prison and determined to make a go of her limited options. A tough\, funny and deeply moving play about friendship\, ego\, art and the secret for a better life. \nBy Debra Oswald \nDirected by Vicky Horwood
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/mr-baileys-minder/2023-08-13/
LOCATION:St. Jude’s Players\, 444 Brighton Rd\, Brighton\, South Australia\, 5048\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="St. Jude's Players":MAILTO:info@stjudesplayers.asn.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230812T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230812T220000
DTSTAMP:20260419T064339
CREATED:20230713T231720Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230713T231720Z
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SUMMARY:Legally Blonde the Musical
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to be tickled pink as Legally Blonde the Musical hits the stage in four performances on Thursday 10 August to Saturday 12 August\, at the Arts Theatre\, Adelaide. Directed by Adam Goodburn\, music direction by Ben Francis and choreography by Shenayde Wilkinson-Sarti\, Legally Blonde the Musical is based on the hit movie. This high-energy musical follows the journey of Elle Woods\, a vivacious and determined sorority\, turned law student\, who defies stereotypes and discovers her true calling. Packed with catchy tunes\, witty humour\, a celebration of the power of female friendship and the importance of staying true to oneself\, this production of Legally Blonde the Musical is guaranteed to leave audiences entertained\, inspired and uplifted.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/legally-blonde-the-musical/2023-08-12/2/
LOCATION:The Arts Theatre\, 53 Angus Street\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions,Youth Promotions
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ORGANIZER;CN="Pelican Productions":MAILTO:pelicanproductionsmtc@gmail.com
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