Emerald City
Tue, 27 Mar 2001, 11:43 amNorma3 posts in thread
Emerald City
Tue, 27 Mar 2001, 11:43 amThis week sees the opening of David Williamson's comedy, "Emerald City", Melville Theatre Company's second production in its season of Australian plays celebrating the Centenary of Federation.
In case anyone wasn't aware, the talented cast includes ITA President and frequent reviewer on this site, Jarrod Buttery. Aanyone who has ever been on the receiving end of one of Jarrod's unconventional reviews should view this as the perfect opportunity to come on down, see the show and get their own back, not to mention seeing for yourselves whether Director Geoff Leeder has given him free reign in choice of ties.
(He'll probably kill me for this posting, but what the hell, the ITA might need a new Secretary next week!)
Performances March 29 (cheese & champagne with the cast afterwards) 30/31, april 5/6/7 at 8 pm
Matinee Sunday April 1 at 2 pm Bookings Yvonne:9364-7648
In case anyone wasn't aware, the talented cast includes ITA President and frequent reviewer on this site, Jarrod Buttery. Aanyone who has ever been on the receiving end of one of Jarrod's unconventional reviews should view this as the perfect opportunity to come on down, see the show and get their own back, not to mention seeing for yourselves whether Director Geoff Leeder has given him free reign in choice of ties.
(He'll probably kill me for this posting, but what the hell, the ITA might need a new Secretary next week!)
Performances March 29 (cheese & champagne with the cast afterwards) 30/31, april 5/6/7 at 8 pm
Matinee Sunday April 1 at 2 pm Bookings Yvonne:9364-7648
RE: Emerald City
Tue, 27 Mar 2001, 11:57 amOops, forgot to say that I went to the dress rehearsal last night and saw a very polished performance from all six actors, and no i'm not saying a word about Jarrod's ties, you'll just have to go and see for youselves.
If you book for opening night you get the chance to sip champagne and nibble cheese with the cast. Now HOW could all you red-bloodied persons of either sex pass up the opportunity
If you book for opening night you get the chance to sip champagne and nibble cheese with the cast. Now HOW could all you red-bloodied persons of either sex pass up the opportunity