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Wyrd Sisters |
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| Anoher Discworld adventure brought to you by Sir Terry Pratchett and Unseen Theatre Company.
Is The Bard turning in is grave, or giggling with delight?
Blasted heaths; three old crones (well two old crones and a young one in training); bloody murder with spots that refuse to be erased; usurping Kings; vanishing heirs to thrones; political manoeuvrings; all-knowing Fools; plays within plays; truth within lies etc. etc.
No – its not Shakespeare – it’s the Discworld |
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Monstrous Regiment |
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| Women of the World Unite!
A call to arms that will have you laughing your socks off! |
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The Last Continent |
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| Unseen Theatre Company presents the WORLD PREMIERE of Sir Terry Pratchett's
THE LAST CONTINENT
Adapted for the stage, and Directed by Pamela Munt.
"Dead is only for once, but running away is forever
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Making Money |
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| Unseen Theatre Company presents The Australian Premiere of:-
Terry Pratchett’s “Making Money”
Adapted by Stephen Briggs, re-worked for Unseen Theatre Company by Pamela Munt
It’s an offer you can’t refuse.
Who would not wish to be the man in charge of ‘The Ankh-Morpork Royal Mint?
It’s a job for life. But, as former con man Moist Von Lipwig is learning, life is not necessarily for long. |
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The Drawer Boy |
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| “The Drawer Boy”
By award winning playwright Michael Healey.
Sometimes the journey is within. |
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Sanctuary |
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“SANCTUARY”
By David Williamson
A Bakehouse Theatre Company production
Directed by Joh Hartog
Featuring Peter Green (as Bob King)
and Kurt Murray (as John Anderson)
EVERY MAN HAS HIS PRICE, BUT DOES IT BUY HIS "SANCTUARY"?
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Carpe Jugulum |
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| Terry Pratchett's "Carpe Jugulum"
Vampires are seizing the throat!
Can witches seize the day? |
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The Mark Twain You Don't Know |
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| Olentangy Music
In association with The Bakehouse Theatre Presents
The Mark Twain You Don’t Know.
Writer and performer Chris Wallace presents a 19th century Mark Twain for a 21st century audience in an hilarious one man show that will leave you laughing, crying stunned, provoked and challenged. |
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Pratchett Pieces Two - The Radio Play |
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| Unseen Theatre Company
In association with Insight Presents
Brings to The Adelaide Fringe 2008
Pratchett Pieces Two – The Radio Play.
Bite-sized Terry Pratchett comedies performed as radio plays with live sound FX.
Directed by Rod Lewis |
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Jane Austen's Guide to Pornography |
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| "Sense and Sensibility" meets "Sex in the City"
Warning:- Strong Language, Nudity and some dreadful wigs |
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Guards! Guards! |
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| Unseen Theatre Company presents:-
Terry Pratchett’s
“Guards! Guards!”
Directed by Pamela Munt
The City Watch fights once more for "Truth, Justice and the Ankh-Morporkian Way"
Guards! Guards! Has all the ingredients of an hilarious mediaeval fantasy for grown-ups filled with magic, beasts, warriors and dwarfs as well as the struggle for power between a self-appointed Patrician and a possible heir to the throne.
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MAURICE |
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| MAURICE
From the man behind “The Aunty Jack Show”, “The Norman Gunstan Show” and “15 Amore” comes some ripping yarns of family and friends, tall tales of television and amazing fables of film. |
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The First Step on a Tram is Hell |
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| A stumble through ageing and aged care straight from a sell out season at the Melbourne INternational Comedy Festival.
Written and Performed by Sue Ingleton
SO MANY JOKES ....SO LITTLE TIME |
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Pyramids |
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| Unseen Theatre Company
Presents
The Worlde Premiere of
Terry Pratchett’s
“Pyramids”
A play which may illuminate many mysteries – why tortoises hate philosophy, why too much religion is bad for goats, and what it is that handmaidens actually do.
When Teppic inherits the throne of the timeless desert kingdom of Djelibeybi rather earlier than expected (his father is not too happy about it either), he finds that being trained by the Assassin's Guild in Ankh-Morpork may not necessarily be the ideal background for the job.
This, of course, is only the beginning of his problems. Still, we all know, don’t we, that it’s good to be King.
Pyramids are exploding, mummies are coming to life, hand-maidens need rescuing, and if that's not enough, he has grass growing at his feet!
Perhaps his camel, some might say aptly named “You Bastard”, can help - well at least with the grass removal.
Even so, you just know things are probably going to end up quantum……Its enough to make the Sphinx laugh her nose off.
Much that is weird could happen in the Kingdom of Djelibeybi……some say it’s happening already.
WHERE: Bakehouse Theatre, 255 Angas Street, Adelaide
WHEN: May 11 (Preview – all tickets $12)
May 12 (Opening Night), Then – May 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26,
TICKETS: Adults $16, Concession $14, Fringe Benefits $12, Groups (10+) $10
BOOKINGS ON 82270505
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Just Like That |
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| The Bakehouse Theatre
presents
Stephen House's
"Just Like That"
A new play about a chance encounter, a sweet memory from the past and the choices human beings make in life – from the AWGIE award winning playwright of the hit play “Miss Blossom Callahann”.
(Commissioned and produced in 2005 by Radio Adelaide 101.5 fm)
Featuring Jacqy Phillips, Roger Newcombe and Patrick Frost
WHEN: Sept. 22 to Oct 7 (Wednesdays to Saturdays) at 8pm
WHERE: Bakehouse Theatre, 255 Angas St. Adelaide
TIX: Adults $18, Concession $14, Fringe Benefits $12, Groups (10+) $10
BOOKINGS: 82270505 or bakehousetheatre@adelaide.on.net
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