Post by Talissa on Jun 9, 2004 0:25:01 GMT 11
And now it's time for some shameless self-promotion before I forget again and our marketing officer has my hide (I found out tonight he's lurking here. Quite a surprise. He's a nice chap, though. Everyone say hello 
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The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Victoria presents...
Ruddigore
A supernatural opera
July 9th - 17th Alexander Theatre,
Monash University
Evenings at 7.30pm
Special children's matinee - July 10th at 2pm
Bookings at the theatre - 9905 1111 or visit www.gilbertandsullivan.org.au
Full tickets - $30
Concession tickets - $27
Child tickets - $15
Family tickets - $65 (2 adults, 2 children)
Group rates (10+) also available. Contact theatre for details.
And now that the details are out of the way, it's time for the convincing (I've never been a good salesperson. Don't really expect that to change ). It really is worth seeing. The director and MD are brilliant, the director especially being the best I've worked with thus far (not that he has much competition, but we won't go into that), and the ensemble is fantastic.
The plot is gloriously convoluted, like most G&S plays, and has a bit of everything. Sailors, soldiers, ghosts, professional bridesmaids, and cursed baronets, as well as a chorus that's "mad, quite mad" (In the words of Mad Margaret).
How's that? I told you I'm no good at these things. Just come along!
~Julia
)The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Victoria presents...
Ruddigore
A supernatural opera
July 9th - 17th Alexander Theatre,
Monash University
Evenings at 7.30pm
Special children's matinee - July 10th at 2pm
Bookings at the theatre - 9905 1111 or visit www.gilbertandsullivan.org.au
Full tickets - $30
Concession tickets - $27
Child tickets - $15
Family tickets - $65 (2 adults, 2 children)
Group rates (10+) also available. Contact theatre for details.
And now that the details are out of the way, it's time for the convincing (I've never been a good salesperson. Don't really expect that to change
). It really is worth seeing. The director and MD are brilliant, the director especially being the best I've worked with thus far (not that he has much competition, but we won't go into that), and the ensemble is fantastic.The plot is gloriously convoluted, like most G&S plays, and has a bit of everything. Sailors, soldiers, ghosts, professional bridesmaids, and cursed baronets, as well as a chorus that's "mad, quite mad" (In the words of Mad Margaret).
How's that? I told you I'm no good at these things. Just come along!
~Julia
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