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11 Oct 2002 – 26 Oct 2002October 2002
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Details
- Playwright
- Stephen Briggs
- Director
- Pamela Munt
AddressBakehouse Theatre
BAKEHOUSE THEATRE - 255 Angas St, Adelaide
OCTOBER 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26 at 8.00pm
Unseen Theatre Company presents another episode in the story of the intrepid City Watch, the law-enforcement officers of Ankh-Morpork who make the Keystone Cops look good.
Those of you who saw our production of Men At Arms may remember that our beloved Vimes earned a promotion to "Commander" of this constabulary.
Now he and his country bred, aristocratic wife Sybil have been sent by the Patrician as ambassadors to Áœberwald - a country of Vampires, Werewolves and Dwarfs. A country which, according to the Patrician "remains a mystery inside a riddle wrapped in an enigma."
Vimes may now be a Duke but he is still not very good at diplomacy. He explains Áœberwald as a "big suet pudding that everyone's suddenly noticed" and the coronation of the Low King of the Dwarfs as "an excuse for everyone to rush there with knife, fork and spoon to shovel as much on their plates as posssible."
He's right of course.
In diplomatic language though, VimesÂ’s job is to establish trade links with the Low King. He is just a bit confused about why he was given the job. After all, as everyone knows "policemen donÂ’t go on holiday. Where you get policemen, you get crime." If he goes to Áœberwald, there will be a crime.
He's right again...
Tickets: Adult $14, Concession $12, Group (10+) $10
PREVIEW October 11, all tickets $10 (only available on 8296 2004)
Bookings: Betty on 8296 2004 (8am-8pm, 7 days) or
BASS 131 246 or www.bass.net.au (booking fee will apply)
More information at www.unseen.com.au
OCTOBER 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26 at 8.00pm
Unseen Theatre Company presents another episode in the story of the intrepid City Watch, the law-enforcement officers of Ankh-Morpork who make the Keystone Cops look good.
Those of you who saw our production of Men At Arms may remember that our beloved Vimes earned a promotion to "Commander" of this constabulary.
Now he and his country bred, aristocratic wife Sybil have been sent by the Patrician as ambassadors to Áœberwald - a country of Vampires, Werewolves and Dwarfs. A country which, according to the Patrician "remains a mystery inside a riddle wrapped in an enigma."
Vimes may now be a Duke but he is still not very good at diplomacy. He explains Áœberwald as a "big suet pudding that everyone's suddenly noticed" and the coronation of the Low King of the Dwarfs as "an excuse for everyone to rush there with knife, fork and spoon to shovel as much on their plates as posssible."
He's right of course.
In diplomatic language though, VimesÂ’s job is to establish trade links with the Low King. He is just a bit confused about why he was given the job. After all, as everyone knows "policemen donÂ’t go on holiday. Where you get policemen, you get crime." If he goes to Áœberwald, there will be a crime.
He's right again...
Tickets: Adult $14, Concession $12, Group (10+) $10
PREVIEW October 11, all tickets $10 (only available on 8296 2004)
Bookings: Betty on 8296 2004 (8am-8pm, 7 days) or
BASS 131 246 or www.bass.net.au (booking fee will apply)
More information at www.unseen.com.au
Bookings
This production has concluded. Contact details are not available for past events.