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Thursday 3 April to Saturday 5 April
Follow the course to a place where running from loneliness,
ageing and questioning loyalties gives way to friendship and a
taste of love in a hostile, confusing world. Written by William Shakespeare and directed by John Bell.
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Wednesday 16 April to Saturday 19 April
It’s time to once more glove up and join The Wharf Revue,
Australia’s finest satirical vivisectionists, as they fillet the
sacred cows with a blunt knife, a piano and a capful of Dettol.
Politicians, as usual, are well and truly put under the microscope
as well as much more!
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Tuesday 22 April and Wednesday 23 April
A witty and innovative show that combines technology, live
music and spectacular circus skills with special guest Erik the
Dog – a remote controlled tin terrier with attitude.
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Thursday 24 April and Friday 25 April
A line up of some of THE best Australian and international performers from the MCF.
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Tuesday 3 June and Wednesday 4 June
Fresh from a season in London - a surreal and whimsical
tale of the moon’s caretaker as he struggles to relight the
darkened moon.
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Friday 13 June and Saturday 14 June
From the director and writer of the box office smash hit Holding
the Man comes one of the most tender and excruciatingly funny
comedies seen on the Australian stage in years. A brilliant comedy from one of Australia’s most talented young
playwrights.
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Thursday 26 June to Saturday 28 June
Peter Houghton’s The Pitch is a hilarious satire about the trials
and tribulations of trying to crack the big time in Hollywood and
is a superbly comic antidote for the many clichéd and overdone
Hollywood blockbusters that we are all familiar with.
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Thursday 10 July to Saturday 12 July
From beginning to end the action never stops. Audiences of all
ages, from 5 to 85, will be totally enthralled by Cosentino - one
of the world’s most talented young illusionists. Cosentino’s brand new production, Threshold, will take you into
the mysterious depths of your imagination.
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Friday 18 July and Saturday 19 July
With parenting and motherhood as their inspiration,
choreographers Natalie Weir and Kate Denborough present a
captivating program for the whole family.
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Friday 29 August and Saturday 30 August
Surely one of the scariest tales of dementia and murderous
compulsion ever. A gothic tale of horror, told by a man who
stands alone in the spotlight, protesting sanity while he explains
how he systematically went about killing and dismembering
a neighbour whose “vulture eye” offended him, and how his
perfect crime went astray.
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Tuesday 21 October to Saturday 25 October
More than half a million Australians have seen it. And in case
you haven’t heard about it, think of your favourite songs of
the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s – imagine them sung with some of the
wittiest lyrics imaginable – and you have it in one.
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