Theatre
********************IMPORTANT NOTICE **********************
ONLY CORRECT CASH IN AN ENVELOPE SHOWING NAME, & EVENT WILL BE ACCEPTED & NO CHANGE WILL BE GIVEN
PLEASE NOTE: A cash receipt will now be given for all shows.
EXACT cash must be placed in a clearly marked envelope showing your name, the show and only one event per envelope please!
RINGWOOD CLOCKTOWER MEMBERS CAN PAY into the Croydon Park Probus Club account should they wish – add name/Show –
Bendigo Bank BSB 633 000 ACC 15 892 7962
LILYDALE ATHENEAUM THEATRE — 2019
NOTE PRICE RISE – TICKETS NOW $22 …… EXACT CHANGE PLEASE
includes preshow sherries/soft drinks, programme, tea/coffee at interval plus after show canapes and wine
EVERYONE TO PLEASE SIGN IN ON ARRIVAL AT THE THEATRE SIGN IN SHEETS WILL BE IN THE ANTI ROOM AT LEFT OF THE ENTRY
Saturday 23rd March – “QUARTET”
7.45 preshow drinks / 8.15pm show start
Still 25 Vacancies for this show as at 12/2
A funny and poignant play by the author of Another Time, the Dresser and Interpreters
Cecily, Reggie and Wilfred live in a home for retired opera singers in Kent England. Each year on the 10th October, there is a concert to celebrate Verdi’s birthday. Jean, a major star in her day and to whom Reginald was once unhappily married, arrives at the home and upsets the equilibrium by acting like a diva and refusing to sing. Is there any chance that these four will ever sing together again? Nevertheless, the show must go on!
Saturday 1st June – “THE WISDOM OF EVE“
Adapted from the story by Mary Orr, on which the film “All About Eve” (Academy Award-wining Best Picture 1951) and the Hit Musical were based. An engrossing and revealing “inside” story of life in New York’s theatre world, told in terms of unscrupulous ingenue, Eve Harrington, as she lies, cheats and blackmails her way to Broadway stardom and a Hollywood career.
Saturday 31st August – “PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK“
Many will know this story from Peter Weir’s classic film of the novel, which was released in 1975.The play is adapted by Tom Wright from Joan Lindsay’s novel, is narrated by five performers, “five Australian women”, who are named in the published script after the actors who played them in the first production. They are struggling to solve the mystery of Joan Lindsay’s original novel, which presents itself as the true story of the disappearance of three schoolgirls and their teacher, who inexplicably vanish into the mountainside whilst on a picnic expedition to Hanging Rock on Valentine’s day in 1900.
Euphoria and terror reverberate throughout the community, as the potential for history to repeat itself becomes nightmarishly real.
Saturday 23rd November – “LADIES IN BLACK“
WHITEHORSE CENTRE NUNAWADING
MANDATORY – Add your name & mobile number on the list for every show, and add your name ONCE ONLY, and only ONE NAME PER LINE.
BEAUTY & THE BEAST
Friday 17th May 2019 8pm
30 seats booked.
FOR ALL THEATRE BOOKINGS
Add your name ONCE ONLY, and only one name per line – Plus phone number (mandatory)
Please Make it easy. Add your mobile number and NOTE THE PERSON YOU WISH TO SIT WITH
Remember If your name is on the list, a ticket will be purchased for which you are totally responsible for payment.
RINGWOOD CLOCKTOWER MEMBERS CAN PAY into the Croydon Park Probus Club account should they wish – add name/Show –
Bendigo Bank BSB 633 000 ACC 15 892 7962
Contact Anne for more information
Theatre Convener – Anne Oughtibridge 0422 068 493/ oughti@optusnet.com.au