2010
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Busybody
by Jack Popplewell
Directed
by
Roderick Chappel
|
Quartet
by Ronald Harwood
Directed
by
Gareth Wilding-Forbes
|
Alice
The Musical
by Lewis Carol
Adapted by Leslie Darbon
Directed by
Gayle Poor & Lois Fleming |
A
Murder is Announced
by Agatha Christie
Directed
by
Mick Poor
|
The
Ten Minute Quickie
Produced
by Paula Armstrong
|
Blush
by members of the Werribee Theatre Company
Directed by
Susan Flint
|
Busybody
by Jack Popplewell
Directed
by Roderick Chappel
18
February - 6 March 2010
About
the Show
Finding a body when you arrive at work is bad enough,
especially one with a knife in its back, but finding the body
gone when the police arrive is even more disconcerting. Fortunately
the ever helpful cleaning lady is on hand to help the police
unravel the crime - whether they want her to or not! This is
a cheerful British comedy with a deadly twist.
Quartet
by Ronald Harwood
Directed
by Gareth Wilding-Forbes
22
April - 8 May 2010
About
the Show
Cecily, Reggie and Wilfred are in a home for retired
opera singers when Jean, who was once married to Reggie, arrives.
Jean is still very much the diva, but refuses to sing.
The annual concert to celebrate Verdi's birthday is approaching,
and somehow the show must go on….Is this a comedy or a drama?
Alice
The Musical
by Lewis Carroll
Adapted by Vernon Mound
Directed
by Gayle Poor & Lois Fleming
9
- 18 July 2010
About
the Show
This wonderful adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic
tale brings you such well-loved characters as the Walrus and the
Carpenter, the Caterpillar, the White Rabbit and the Mad Hatter,
not forgetting Alice herself. With original music by Mike
Smith, Alice the Musical brings Lewis Carroll's words alive with
music, song and dance. Don't be late for a very important
date.
A
Murder is Announced
by Agatha Christie
Directed
by Mick Poor
2
- 18 September 2010
Eltham
Performing Arts Centre, 1603 Main Road Research Melway Map 22H1
Performances
(Thursdays - Saturdays)
*Sunday Matinee 12th September 2010 at 2pm
September 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12*, 16, 17, 18 at 8pm
December 3, 4, 5 at 8pm
Prices
Adult $20 Concession $16
Bookings
9437 1574 or email the Ticket
Secretary Pat Croft
About
the Show
The "announcement" is in the local paper, stating
the time and place of a murder to occur in Miss Blacklock's early
Victorian house. The victim is a stranger, and it takes
the determination of the Inspector, with much assistance from
Miss Marple, to provide the solution in this classic murder mystery.
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a seat
The
Ten Minute Quickie
Ten Minute Play Competition
Produced
by Paula Armstrong
30
September - 2 October 2010
Eltham
Performing Arts Centre, 1603 Main Road Research Melway Map 22H1
Performances
(Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
*Saturday Matinee 2nd October 2010 at 2pm
September 30 and October 1 at 8pm
October 2 at 8pm (Gala Performance with Awards)
Prices
Adult $20 Concession $16
Saturday Gala at 8pm $25 (no concession)
Bookings
9437 1574 or email the Ticket
Secretary Pat Croft
About
the Show
Entries were received from around Australia with only
10 scripts being selected. Come and see these wonderful short
plays and vote for your favourite! The best play as determined
by our panel of judges, will be awarded $1,000 and $500 awarded
to the best play as determined by you - the audience. Awards will
also be presented for Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Director.
Music
Hall
Blush or
Gladys of the Goldfields
Directed
by Susan Flint
11
November - 4 December 2010
Eltham
Performing Arts Centre, 1603 Main Road Research Melway Map 22H1
Performances
(Thursdays - Saturdays) No matinees
November 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27 at 8pm
December 2, 3, 4, at 8pm
BYO
Drinks, food, cutlery, sense of humor. Table seating of 8.
Patrons are required to boo and hiss at the villian, cheer at
the hero, and whistle at the herione or risk being thrown out
for being boring. (The throwing of food particularly nuts is no
longer allowed as most of the cast do not have private health
insurance).
Prices
Adult $20 (no concession)
Bookings
9437 1574 or email the Ticket
Secretary Pat Croft
About
the Show
Egad! The helpless, hapless heroine is pursued
by the vile villain "Curses"!! until all seems lost,
but the honest, handsome hero arrives just in time to save the
day - and the girl. All this, and dancers and songs as well
in our traditional Music Hall.
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a seat
Credit
card facilities over the phone are available (Not on night at
ticketbox)
