Emily of Emerald Hill - Season
On professional tour from Malaysia

From Friday the 3rd of February 2012 through to Saturday the 25th of February 2012

Show Times:
Evenings: Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 8pm
Matinees: Saturday at 3pm

Tickets: $30 adults, $25 concession

Set in the early twentieth century, Emily of Emerald Hill by Singaporean Stella Kon tells the story of the matriarch of an affluent Peranakan family. Abandoned by her mother as a poor girl after her father walks off with another woman, she later comes to marry the eldest son of a magnate.

Starring Pearlly Chua
Directed by Chin San Sooi

master class
Directing class conducted by Chin San Sooi
Acting class conducted by Pearlly Chua

Thursday 23 February 2012 at 7pm

$45 per person

Kelfi & Fikel
2 - 3 March 2012

Show Times:
Friday & Saturday at 8pm

Tickets: $31 adults (includes booking fee)

Fiona Della Ca and Kellie Higgins are Kelfi & Fikel (Slide Cabaret Festival, Canal Café Theatre UK), a quirky new musical comedy duo. Their original songs and sketches are irreverent, crude and unapologetic. You can't help but laugh, blush, or at least tap your foot as they team up their warped characters in off-the-wall scenarios.

With Higgins at the piano, their beautiful voices wonderfully compliment each other, so, despite whatever profanities or obscenities might be coming out of their mouths, they are at least easy on the ear.

If you enjoy a character-based, naughty cabaret, with more one-liners than
you can poke a stick at, come and check out the uniquely twisted perspective of Kelfi & Fikel.

The Death of Albatross
9 - 25 March 2012

Show Times:
Friday, Saturday & Sunday at 8pm

Tickets: $31 adults, $21 concession (includes booking fee)

The tiny town of Albatross is as good as dead, its factory silent, its homes empty. Two couples are all that's left – and they're not speaking. A young bureaucrat with one last chance to get them to sell up is having second thoughts. Will their secrets keep them enemies, or can they work together at last to save Albatross?

This play, written by Wollongong playwright Laura E. Goodin, rises to the challenge of portraying older people who demand to lead full, intricate lives, and telling their story with humour, compassion, and intensity.

Directed by Christopher Beckey