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WelCOme
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the arts
Frankston Arts Centre
McClelland Gallery
Monash Gallery of Art
Heide MOMA
Melbourne Arts Precinct
FAC
InFOrmAtIOn & memBershIP
DrAmA
27-37 Davey Street (PO Box 490)
Frankston Victoria 3199 Australia
thefac@frankston.vic.gov.au
theatre
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Frankston Arts Centre is a Business
Unit of Frankston City Council
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Become a FAC member and enjoy star treatment!
As a member, you will receive exclusive benefits, including:
n Special member ticket prices to all FAC presented
performances (including member prices for children's
shows!) and nominated non-FAC presented performances
n Preferential booking, best seat options and fast track
processing
n Pre-sale opportunities
n Special invitations to openings, events and pre-show talks
n Deferred payment to all productions within this brochure
n Periodic special offers from our partners and associates
n First opportunity to view the FAC 2017 program before
general release
n A personalised membership card with online access to
membership pricing and purchases.
FAC memberships: Individual $35, Joint $70
Individual members are eligible to purchase one discounted
ticket per performance and joint members are eligible to
purchase two discounted tickets to performances where
member prices are available.
Black Tie Catering
FAC DInInG
ArA Ketu
Brazilian House
BrAzIlIAn CArnIVAl
thursday 10 march, 8pm
Savour a pre-show dining
experience from Black tie
Catering. Delivered with a
relaxed flair that guarantees
you arrive in your theatre seat
well before the show and,
with options at interval, you
can have your cake and eat it!
COntents
Ara Ketu
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4000 miles
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Vincent
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the 52-storey treehouse
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Country song
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mICF roadshow
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Piers lane
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Wuthering heights
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If these Walls Could talk 13
the Duke ellington
Orchestra
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Booking Form
(centre)
Boy Out Of the Country
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Fast track your interval drinks
and nibbles... simply fill out
an order form at the bar preshow and everything will be
waiting for you – no queuing,
no fuss – just great service!
Pre-show dining is available
at selected performances.
reservations and details:
03 9784 1071
Theatre
the little Prince
hippo! hippo!
Giselle
Othello
shadowland
simon’s Final sound
Circus Oz
educating rita
the royal scots
Dragoon Guards
FAC Donations
theatre Information
theatre seating Plan
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tickets:
Member $39, Full $45, Conc
$41, U30 $30, Group 10+ $41
Duration:
90 minutes, including
interval
Direct from Brazil, Afro-fusion group Ara Ketu is
joined by Brazilian carnival dancers in a night of
pulsating rhythms and percussive grooves.
From humble but energetic beginnings as a carnival street
band in northern Brazil, Ara Ketu has grown into an
internationally-renowned sensation – a nine-piece band
producing an upbeat mix of traditional Bahian percussion
music, reggae, Latin beats and modern international radio
pop, thrilling audiences around the world with their
flamboyant live show.
Ara Ketu promises to be an irresistible experience of AfroBrazilian music, dazzling costumes and stunning dance.
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Dance and music workshops: DoArtFAC.com.au
FRANKSTON
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Tickets: 03 9784 1060 or thefac.com.au
Critical Stages, Catnip and
MopHead Productions
4000 mIles
PhysICAl theAtre / DAnCe
DrAmA
tuesday 22 march, 8pm
Theatre
tickets:
$46, U30 $30, Group 10+ $46,
Schools $17
Duration:
90 minutes, no interval
Warning:
Occasional coarse language
VInCent
LissaJane Dance
A smash production of the Obie Award winning 4000
miles, a poignant and unsentimental family drama from
one of America’s brightest playwrights.
saturday 2 April, 7.30pm “...an exhilarating dance work that is entertaining
to watch and interesting to think about... outstanding
Theatre
dancers in a constantly moving jigsaw of limbs and
torsos.” Sydney Morning Herald
21-year-old Leo rocks up unannounced at the Manhattan
apartment of his Jewish grandmother Vera. As an overnight
couch-surf turns into an extended stay, 4000 miles unearths a
surprising parallel between these two generations in this
emotionally compelling drama.
tickets:
$35, U30 $30, Group 10+ $35
Duration:
This award winning play by Amy herzog is a compassionate and
unsentimental exploration of the funny, frustrating, and ultimately
life-changing relationship between a grandson learning to face
his life, and a grandmother who is starting to forget hers.
Warning:
Mild adult themes.
Recommended 14+ years.
This is a story about Vincent and his brother Theo. Vincent was a
man of far reaching and titanic emotions that he poured into his
paintings, which then spilled into his personal life. Never fully at
ease in company, his only closest and dearest friend was his
brother Theo who loved him regardless.
This work is an interpretation of the internal workings of his mind
– from the female voices in his head to the guilt ridden reactions
of his words to Theo resulting in incredible masterpieces. With a
cast of three and an amazing set and original score, this work is
set to fly.
Drama workshop: DoArtFAC.com.au
Dance workshops: DoArtFAC.com.au
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Queensland Theatre Company
and Queensland Performing
Arts Centre
the 52-stOrey treehOuse
Photograph: Aaron tait
CDP Theatre Producers
a play by richard tulloch
adapted from the book by Andy Griffiths & terry Denton
Theatre
tickets:
Member $20, All tickets $25,
Family (4) $80, Schools $17
Duration:
Age:
6-12 years
QtC’s Country song 2016 tour has been assisted by the Australian
Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and
advisory body and is supported by the Queensland Government
through Arts Queensland.
musICAl theAtre
DrAmA
FAmIly
tuesday 19 April, 5pm
Wednesday 20 April,
11am & 6pm
COuntry sOnG
A fictionalised story inspired by the life of Jimmy little
by reg Cribb. Original concept by michael tuahine.
they’re back! Andy and terry’s treehouse is now
52 storeys high, but there’s no time to play!
Mr Big Nose has mysteriously disappeared, Jill has fallen
into a deep sleep and Andy and Terry just can’t wake her
up. Can they solve the mysteries and survive the dangers
that test even their ingenuity?
Andy Griffiths’ and terry Denton’s bestseller comes to
life on the stage as the team behind the hit adaptations of
the 13-storey treehouse and the 26-storey treehouse
return with this imaginative and engaging play.
What are you waiting for? Come on up!
tuesday 3 may, 8pm
Country Song is a rollicking celebration featuring
music from some of Australia’s renowned
Indigenous entertainers and is pure entertainment,
revelling in the healing power of music.
Theatre
tickets:
Member $46, Full $52,
Conc $49, Groups 10+ $49
Duration:
interval
It’s the ’70s, and Jimmy takes a nostalgic trip through his past
from talented teen to honey-voiced guitar-slinger to respected
leader. michael tuahine leads a cast of six actor / musicians in
this yarn peppered with old-time hits from Johnny Cash and
Marty Robbins to Jimmy’s own No.1 royal telephone and his
covers of ‘80s hits under the milky Way and Blackfella /
Whitefella.
Warning:
Adult concepts – race and
discrimination
You’ll laugh, cry, dance and maybe even sing along with this
inspiring tale.
Warning: Theatrical smoke
Storytelling workshop: DoArtFAC.com.au
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melBOurne InternAtIOnAl COmeDy FestIVAl
PIers lAne
rOADshOW
Photograph: lara mcKinley
stAnD-uP COmeDy
sunday 8 may, 8pm
Theatre
tickets:
Conc $40
Duration:
interval
ChOPIn By CAnDlelIGht
Andrew McKinnon
Photograph: Keith saunders
Melbourne International
Comedy Festival
ClAssICAl musIC
It’s silly, it’s satirical, it’s side-splitting. It’s Australia’s
ultimate comedy road trip!
Our travelling band of intrepid comedians is taking over Australia
one town at a time, with the melbourne International Comedy
Festival roadshow!
Join a line-up of the finest local and international comedy talents
for an evening of entertainment like no other, hand-picked to
bring the biggest and best belly laughs to audiences from
Margaret River to Mackay, Devonport to Dubbo.
“no praise could be high enough for Piers lane whose
playing throughout is of a superb musical intelligence,
sensitivity, and scintillating brilliance.”
tuesday 10 may, 8pm
Theatre
Bryce Morrison, Gramophone
tickets:
Conc $70
Duration:
interval
One of Australia’s most internationally acclaimed pianists,
Piers lane has performed in all the world’s great concert halls
and has attracted remarkable reviews for his brilliant and
sensitive performances.
In his most extensive Australian tour, he presents a spellbinding evening of popular works by Chopin, one of the best
loved composers of the Romantic era, in the magical
atmosphere of a stage bathed in candlelight.
Warning:
Performances may contain coarse language, sexual references
and material that may offend some audience members.
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shake & stir theatre co
IF these WAlls
WutherInG heIGhts
COulD tAlK
Dislocate
by emily Brontë
Photograph: Dylan evans
DrAmA
PhysICAl theAtre / DAnCe
Friday 13 may,
12.30pm & 7.30pm
A new adaptation of emily Brontë’s classic gothic
masterpiece – Wuthering Heights.
Theatre
Brontë’s gothic masterpiece storms the country in a new
adaptation from the company behind the critically acclaimed
productions of George Orwell’s Animal Farm and 1984.
tickets:
$46, U30 $30, Group 10+ $46,
Schools $17
Duration:
interval
Featuring a breathtaking design and a stellar cast,
shake & stir invites you to drop by the Heights and revisit
this classic story, retold.
thursday 9 June, 7.30pm A physical theatre performance without dialogue that
speaks volumes through movement, dance and music
Theatre
and a touch of visual arts.
tickets:
Conc $35, U30 $30
Duration:
An intricate mesh of slapstick theatre, astonishing circus skills
and powerful storytelling, If these Walls Could talk brings to life
the stories inhabiting a single apartment – a place of birth and
death, joy and despair, the mundane and the beautiful – as lived
by five generations of tenants.
Bristling with humour, physical prowess and deep theatrical
ambition from one of Australia’s foremost independent physical
theatre companies.
Warning:
Mild adult themes.
Warning: Mild coarse language, simulated violence, strobe
lighting effects, fog/haze effects. Recommended 14+ years.
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Dance workshops: DoArtFAC.com.au
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ATA Allstars
the DuKe
OrChestrA
ellInGtOn
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JAzz OrChestrA
Friday 10 June, 8pm
Theatre
tickets:
Pensioner $85, Group 8+ $85
Duration:
interval
 Both
steP 2: InCluDe 2016 memBershIP
ellington transcends boundaries and fills the world with
a treasure trove of music that renews itself through
every generation of fans and music-lovers.
Duke Ellington influenced millions of people both around the world
and at home. He gave American music its own sound for the first
time. In his fifty year career, he played over 20,000 performances
in Europe, Latin America, the Middle East as well as Asia.
For the first time ever in Australia, the Duke ellington Orchestra,
direct from New York, will be performing a National Tour in
Australia in June 2016. The Orchestra regularly tours Europe and
South East Asia and is renowned for having some of the finest
musicians in the world. The Orchestra will play all of the classic
hits, as played by Duke Ellington himself.
Individual membership $35
Joint membership $70
Individual members are eligible to purchase
one discounted ticket and joint members are
eligible to purchase two discounted tickets to
performances where member prices are
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The Dress Circle will be open for some
performances. Would you prefer to have seats
in the Dress Circle when available?
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ArA Ketu
 Thursday 10 March, 8pm
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4000 mIles
 Tuesday 22 March, 8pm
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the 52-stOrey treehOuse
 Tuesday 19 April, 5pm
 Wednesday 20 April, 11am
 Wednesday 20 April, 6pm
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COuntry sOnG
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FestIVAl rOADshOW
 Sunday 8 May, 8pm
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PIers lAne: ChOPIn By CAnDlelIGht
 Tuesday 10 May, 8pm
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WutherInG heIGhts
 Friday 13 May, 12.30pm
 Friday 13 May, 7.30pm
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IF these WAlls COulD tAlK
 Thursday 9 June, 7.30pm
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the DuKe ellInGtOn OrChestrA
 Friday 10 June, 8pm
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$85 x ___
BOy Out OF the COuntry
 Wednesday 15 June, 8pm
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the lIttle PrInCe
 Tuesday 21 June, 11am
 Tuesday 21 June, 5pm
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hIPPO! hIPPO! A BIG NEW MUSICAL ADVENTURE
 Friday 8 July, 2.30pm
 Saturday 9 July, 10am
 Saturday 9 July, 2pm
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GIselle
 Friday 15 July, 7.30pm
 Saturday 16 July, 1.30pm
 Saturday 16 July, 7.30pm
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OthellO
 Thursday 4 August, 7.30pm
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shADOWlAnD
 Tuesday 16 August, 7.30pm
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sImOn’s FInAl sOunD
 Tuesday 13 September, 8pm
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CIrCus Oz
 Saturday 8 October, 1.30pm
 Saturday 8 October, 7.30pm
 Sunday 9 October, 1.30pm
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eDuCAtInG rItA
 Thursday 13 October, 7.30pm
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the rOyAl sCOts DrAGOOn GuArDs
 Friday 11 November, 7.30pm
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ABN: 43 721 599 340
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Queries: 03 9784 1060
Photograph: sarah Walker
Larrikin Ensemble
Theatre Production
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Wednesday 15 June, 8pm Award winning poet and playwright Felix nobis has
created a fast paced funny and crackling Australian
Theatre
idiom about life beyond the big city where old
Australia meets new Australia.
tickets:
$49, U30 $30, Group 10+ $49
Duration:
Warning:
Frequent coarse language
Jane Clifton leads a stellar cast to tell a story about family,
loyalty and property prices in regional Australia. A family block,
worthless for generations, is suddenly rezoned as part of a
regional housing estate. Written with wit, this is a highly
satisfying piece of theatre about life beyond the big city.
"... takes the verse style of Banjo Paterson and dusts it off, gives
it a polish and then uses it to tell a story any modern Australian
would be hard pressed not to enjoy." William McInnes
Phone:
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Spare Parts Puppet Theatre
A Garry Ginivan Attraction
produced in association with
Shows for Schools
the lIttle PrInCe
hIPPO! hIPPO!
A BIG neW musICAl ADVenture!
Photograph: Jessica Wyld
Based on the best-selling book series
There’s a Hippopotamus on Our Roof Eating
Cake written by hazel edwards and
illustrated by Deborah niland.
FAmIly
FAmIly
tuesday 21 June,
11am
& 5pm
Theatre
tickets:
Duration:
Age:
4+ years
take flight with your imagination with this beautiful
production of The Little Prince adapted from the book
by Antoine de saint-exupéry.
Friday 8 July, 2.30pm
saturday 9 July, 10am
& 2pm
hIPPO! hIPPO! A BIG neW musical Adventure!
tells the story of a little girl and her large, imaginary,
loveable-pink hippopotamus friend.
With its timeless message of the importance of forming
friendships, the little Prince is an adventure story that
celebrates the strength of our imagination.
Theatre
HIPPO is the imaginary friend of GIRL, a young child. GIRL
believes that HIPPO lives on the roof and can seemingly do
anything he wants, when he wants, how he wants, particularly the
things that GIRL is unable or not allowed to do. Through HIPPO,
GIRL is able to allay her fears and gain confidence in her early
childhood years.
One of the most widely read books in history – 140 million copies
sold worldwide – saint-exupéry’s exquisite and mysterious tale
tells the adventures of a young and very curious prince who
leaves his tiny home planet and journeys across the universe.
Along the way he meets a pilot crash-landed in the desert, a
cunning snake, a wild fox and an oddball cast of grown-ups with
some very silly ideas about the things that really matter.
Puppetry workshops: DoArtFAC.com.au
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tickets:
Family (4) $80
Duration:
Age:
4+ years
Joyful and brimming with childhood wonder, hIPPO! hIPPO!
A BIG neW musical Adventure! will make you laugh and maybe
even make you cry, but most of all, it is guaranteed to lift your
spirits in a BIG and UNBEATABLE way!
This adaptation is produced
under exclusive license from
Penguin Books Australia.
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The Australian Ballet:
The Dancers Company
GIselle
OthellO
Bell Shakespeare
Photograph: Jeff Busby
BAllet
Friday 15 July, 7.30pm
saturday 16 July,
1.30pm & 7.30pm
Theatre
tickets:
Senior $71, Pensioner $66,
U16 $31, U26 $47, Groups
10+ $67
Duration:
interval
Photograph: Pierre toussaint
by William shakespeare
DrAmA
experience one of the world’s most loved romantic
classic ballets.
thursday 4 August,
7.30pm
Since its premiere in 1841, Giselle has captured the imagination
and torn at the heart. This transcendent love story follows an
innocent village girl transformed into a tender spirit after dying of
a broken heart. With its hauntingly beautiful ensemble of white
tutus, classical technique and heartbreaking story of boy-meetsgirl, see why Giselle is the perfect must-see ballet.
Theatre
Starring guest artists from the Australian Ballet, and graduating
students from the Australian Ballet school, don’t miss this
special staged production when it sweeps audiences away.
One of William shakespeare’s most famous and
passionate tragedies – a gripping production that
will touch audiences to their core.
tickets:
$62 U30 $30, Group 10+ $57,
Schools $17
Duration:
interval
A warrior on the fields of war, felled by the sharpness of
whispered words, Othello is a man swept up in desire, quickly
turned to murderous rage when he is betrayed by his military
brother-in-arms, the cynically destructive Iago.
Othello is directed by Bell Shakespeare’s Artistic Director
Peter evans, in a gripping production that will touch audiences
to their core, as envy is a weapon wielded with brazen savagery,
and the complex contradictory nature of humanity is tested.
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ATA Allstars
shADOWlAnD
DAnCe / IllusIOn
tuesday 16 August,
7.30pm
Theatre
tickets:
Conc $84, Family (4) $240,
Group 8+ $84
Duration:
interval
Age:
8+ years
sImOn’s FInAl sOunD
Blue Cow Theatre
COmeDy
“We see both physicality and illusion. Bodies become
imagery, one image merges into another, poetically
inexplicable." Alastair Macaulay, New York Times
shadowland is a fusion of shadow theatre, illusion and dance
using dynamic screens.
The story is a surreal experience of a young girl’s sensational
world as she comes of age. With nowhere for her thoughts to
go but into her dreams, she falls asleep only to wake to
something lurking behind her bedroom wall — her shadow.
tuesday 13 september,
8pm
Theatre
From the multi-award winning pen of Finegan Kruckemeyer…
an Aussie Comedy about four ordinary people who try, fail, try
again and fail better.
tickets:
Conc $49, Group 10+ $49
Duration:
interval
Meet Simon, who’s going deaf; Michael, with his grey suit and
grey life; Ginny, Michael’s wife, who’s disillusioned and drifting
away; and Claude, Michael’s boss and, well, a blockhead.
Together they embark on an epic South Seas adventure in
search of a magical – but possibly non-existent – island.
Set to a rhythmic original score by musician, producer and film
composer David Poe, shadowland was created in collaboration
with lead writer steven Banks.
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“Brilliantly crafted moments of perfect comedy have
left my ribs aching." Ryk Goddard, ABC Radio
Warning: Strong language and adult themes.
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Circus Oz
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by Willy russell
CIrCus
saturday 8 October,
1.30pm & 7.30pm
sunday 9 October,
1.30pm
Theatre
tickets:
Conc $46, U16 $17, U30 $30,
Duration:
interval
DrAmA
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extraordinary skills, hilarious mayhem, fabulous live
music, jaw-dropping daredevil acrobats, a brand new
show for audiences of all ages.
The brand new Circus Oz show rockets into Frankston Arts Centre
in October 2016. An eclectic mix of extraordinary skills, ridiculous
characterisation, hilarious mayhem and fabulous live music, this
show is a celebration of the great values of Circus Oz that have
generated critical acclaim and woven the company into the hearts
of audiences around the world.
“simply a marvelous play, painfully funny and
passionately serious: a hilarious social documentary;
a fairy tale with a quizzical, half‐happy ending.”
thursday 13 October,
7.30pm
Theatre
The Sunday Times
tickets:
Conc $49, Group 10+ $49
Duration:
interval
Rita is a ballsy hairdresser looking for a better life. Frank is an
English professor looking for a way to support his drinking habit.
When Rita enters his musty office wanting to know “everything”,
she breathes new life into Frank and the literature he thinks he
knows so well.
Directed by Denny lawrence and starring Helpmann Award
winner Colin moody and Francesca Bianchi.
Circus workshops: DoArtFAC.com.au
Warning: May feature smoke machines
and strobe lighting.
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Warning: Contains some strong language.
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27-37 Davey Street (PO Box 490)
Frankston Victoria 3199 Australia
hours: 9am-5pm Monday to Friday,
9am-2pm Saturday and open 1 hour
before performances.
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Concession: Unless otherwise stated,
concession includes Government
Pension Card / Senior Card, full time
student or person in receipt of
unemployment benefits. Some
performances may have limited
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Frankston Arts Centre is a Business
Unit of Frankston City Council
tickets: Booked tickets may be
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children and babies, must hold a
valid ticket.
Car Parking: $1.50 per hour –
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