DATES Cut-price Preview Thu 18/5 at 7.30pm, all tickets $25 Evenings Fri 19/5, Thu 25/5, Fri 26/5 at 7:30pm Matinees Sat 20/5, Sun 21/5, Sat 27/5, Sun 28/5 at 2pm
WARNING – May contain coarse language and adult themes
And, in no particular order, the three plays are:
The Magpies by Paula-Mary Camilleri Genre: Comedy Directed by Jacqui Mata Luque Helen lives by herself in a small wooden house. She has three magpies that visit her daily that she feeds. Since her daughter, Rebecca, moved out, Helen has decided to re-join the dating game. The Magpies tells the story of Helen and her first dating experience, with a few injured birds, late night doritos and mint slice biscuits thrown in.
Astro Cafe by Paul Clarke Genre: Drama / Comedy Directed by Catherine Gamble It’s late night at the Astro Café, and one of the townsfolk tells of a strange encounter he’s just experienced out on the mountain road. Could there be more to the event than it first seems? The past is about to collide with the present, changing everyone’s lives forever.
Love Over a Barrel by Rob Selzer Genre: A Dark Comedy Directed by Alison Venning
Billy, an ex-priest, now works as a contract killer. His strict moral code of never telling a lie is tested when he crosses paths with his latest target – the girlfriend of his boss. This new and exciting play revolves around the underworld of assassins and what transpires when love gets in the way of the bullets.
First, second and third prizes, as decided by the independent judges, will be revealed at the end of the final performance.