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2019 SEASON 7 shows. 7 unique experiences.
ME SSAGE FROM ARTIS TIC DIREC TOR AND CEO LYN WALLIS
W elcome to 2019 -
and seven exceptional
Australian theatre experiences,
drawn from all around this big
beautiful country!
In Garry Starr Performs Everything, we production of The Last Boy on Earth.
meet a man hell-bent on saving theatre Written and directed by Yack playwright
Garry Starr Galah Bar #2 Splinter from extinction, by performing every Brendan Hogan, it transfixed and
Performs 21 June 15-19 October genre he can think of in 60 hilarious delighted audiences of all ages.
Everything minutes. If you don’t die laughing, then HotHouse is enormously proud to
19-23 March The Last Boy Sunset Strip
On Earth gather your strength and take a bite of co-produce this upscaled version with
5-9 November
Romeo is Not Jean Tong’s similarly irreverent Romeo YYP for family audiences in 2019.
9-13 July
the Only Fruit Galah Bar #5 Is Not The Only Fruit. This glorious We end the year with two meaty family
22-23 March Galah Bar #3 22 November lesbian-powered musical bends the dramas with very different flavours. In
2 August plot of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet, to Splinter, Hilary Bell’s fascinating play
Galah Bar #1 celebrate queer love, Asian culture, and about a missing child who returns as
12 April My Urrwai a bunch of awesome women. a stranger, we witness the spiralling
29-30 August
Animal Farm In May, State Theatre Company of South marriage of a couple unable to cope with
7-11 May Galah Bar #4 Australia delivers an elegant, punchy the unknown. Suzie Miller’s surprisingly
20 September version of George Orwell’s Animal Farm, hopeful Sunset Strip wears its beautiful
driven by a masterly performance from heart on its sleeve, as it navigates the
Dale March. In a parallel tour-de-force, ordinary/extraordinary complexities of
Ghenoa Gela invites us to deep-dive family life and relationships.
into Torres Strait Islander culture, as she Our 2019 season is chock full of life,
explores heritage, family and big life love, and spectacular Australian talent.
choices in her awesome Sydney Festival Come, experience it with us!
debut, My Urrwai.
It’s a genuine thrill to welcome
some familiar regional faces to the
performance pack. In 2018, The
Yackandandah Young Players blew
www.hothousetheatre.com.au me away with their sophisticated
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MILKE PRESENTS
GARRY STARR
PERFORMS
EVERYTHING
D isgraced actor Garry Starr is going it alone. Following his
dismissal from the Royal Shakespeare Company due to
‘artistic differences’, he is determined to defy his critics by
performing every single genre of theatre in 60 minutes, thus
saving the performing arts from its inevitable extinction.
Fresh from a monumental, critically-acclaimed season at Edinburgh
Fringe Festival, comic wunderkind Damien Warren-Smith delivers
to Albury-Wodonga, an anarchic drama masterclass to remember.
WARNINGS: Nudity. Highly offensive to theatre snobs. You could
die laughing (no responsibility taken). 19-23
“You can almost hear theatre’s heart come pounding back to life – but
defibrillation has seldom before been this uproarious.” The Guardian UK
MAR
Director
Cal McCrystal
“An anarchic play-date with a six-foot-two toddler with a mop of fuzzy hair, no Associate Director
Sam Bailey
inhibitions and far too much raspberry cordial on board. It’s an exhilarating
With
feeling.” GLAM Adelaide Damien
Warren-Smith
“ Warren-Smith is a master of clowning and comedy. Hilarious, naughty, clever Producer
Laura Milke-
and incredibly well put together.” The Upside News Garner
Tues 19 March 8pm Thurs 21 March 11am Fri 22 March 8.30pm
Wed 20 March 6.30pm Thurs 21 March 8pm Saturday 23 March 6.30pm
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J E A N T O N G P R E S E N T S
ROMEO IS NOT
THE ONLY FRUIT
A musical romp better than the best mod-rom-
com, Romeo Is Not The Only Fruit takes the
star-crossed lovers that audiences know and love,
and makes them better as star-crossed lesbians.
Featuring an original score, Romeo Is Not The
Only Fruit stars a Chorus of Incompetent Dead 22-23
MAR
Lesbians trying to stop Juliet and Darcy from
becoming their new favourite, dead, girl-on-
girl romance.
Writer and Director
Jean Tong
Featuring lesbians galore, a spicy score and
Composition and Sound
an even spicier ending, this is the irreverent, James Gales
laugh-out-loud lesbian musical you and your Set and Costume
James Lew
straight friend deserve.
Lighting Design
Rachel Lee
“Unfailingly heartwarming… What’s not to love?” Choreography
The Guardian Laura Frew
Stage Manager
Steph Young
“A preview of the future of Australian comedy.”
With
★★★★ The Age Sasha Chong
Nisha Joseph
Margot Tanjutco
Possibly the most fun musical theatre show of 2017.” Pallavi Waghmode
Lou Wall
★★★★½ ArtsHub
Fri 22 March 6.30pm Saturday 23 March 8.30pm
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STATE THE ATRE COMPANY SOUTH AUSTR ALIA PRESENTS
ANIMAL FARM
BY GEORGE ORWELL | ADAPTATION BY GEORDIE BROOKMAN
A blistering new version of George Orwell’s
political classic. All animals are equal,
but some are more equal than others.
Revolution is coming to Manor Brookman and the exceptional
Farm. Under the guidance of Dale March join forces to create
some rebellious pigs, a group of a scintillating take on one of
farm animals unite to drive out the greatest stories of English
their cruel human oppressors literature. A sublime and
and build utopia. But the swine unadorned piece of theatrical
are not as united as they appear, storytelling, Animal Farm will
and their division gives rise to a see March inhabit upwards
terrifying new system of power
and repression.
of 20 characters, from the
revolutionary pigs to the stoic 7-11
Written in the 1940s as
a response to the rise of
draft horse and the tyrannical
Mr Jones. MAy
Director and
authoritarian governments Adaptation
around the world, Animal Farm “The most thought-provoking piece Geordie Brookman
is a searing examination of of literature I have ever read.” Designer
Bianka Kennedy
extremist rule. It’s a cautionary The Guardian
Lighting Designer
tale as relevant and terrifying in Alexander Ramsay
2019, as it was then. This Project has been assisted by the Composition and
Australian Government through the Sound Design
Andrew Howard
In his final production for STCSA Ministry of the Arts Catalyst Australian
With
as Artistic Director, Geordie Arts and Culture fund. Dale March
Tues 7 May 8 pm Thurs 9 May 11 am
Sat 11 May 3 pm
Wed 8 May 6.30 pm Thurs 9 May 8 pm
Sat 11 May 8 pm
Fri 10 May 8pm
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YAC K A N DA N DA H YO U N G P L AY ER S & H OT H O USE T H E AT R E P R E SE N T
THE LAST BOY
ON EARTH
BY BRENDAN HOGAN
T he year is 2043 and the world has ended.
Eight billion humans have disappeared …
except for one. Sprout. The last boy on Earth.
Brendan Hogan, local playwright and winner
of the 2018 Martin Lysicrates Prize, brings
us a funny, gutsy - and surprisingly hopeful-
post-apocalyptic adventure for everyone .
Performed by a talented cast of young actors
9-13
jul
from the Yackandandah Young Players and
musician Ben Gallagher - in collaboration with
an awesome bunch of local artists - this show
is an absolute delight for young people and Writer and Director
Brendan Hogan
their families.
Sound Designer
Ben Gallagher
“So well written, funny for adults and kids. Sprout Creative Producer
and all the young actors did a great job and the music Carm Hogan
throughout worked so well. A must see show for all Lighting Designer
Rhys Llewelyn
ages.” Audience response
Season Producer
Beck Palmer (HotHouse)
Originally presented by Arts Yackandandah. With
Connor Wall
The Last Boy on Earth was developed with the
Alexandra Mason
support of Creative Victoria, and is recommended Aya McInerney
Henry Rotherham
for children 8 years and up, and adults. Ben Gallagher
Tues 9 July 7 pm Thurs 11 July 1 pm Sat 13 July 1 pm
Wed 10 July 1 pm Fri 12 July 7 pm Sat 13 July 7 pm
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P E R F O R M I N G L I N E S I N A S S O C I AT I O N W I T H I L B I J E R R I T H E AT R E P R E S E N T S My Urrwai is your invitation into the inheritance, and an unflinching
MY URRWAI
world of complex political, social, commentary on race relations in
colonial and cultural expectations Australia. It premiered at the 2018
that Ghenoa navigates every day. A Sydney Festival to audience and
recipient of both the renowned Keir critical acclaim.
Choreographic Award and the Deadly
Funny Melbourne International “My Urrwai is an absorbing, swiftly-moving,
BY GHENOA GELA
Comedy Festival Award, Ghenoa well-judged performance piece that sparks
tells her unique story in movement with intelligence”. Time Out Sydney
and words, with humour and deep
G henoa Gela: little sister, daughter, granddaughter, comic,
teacher, rebel, gold-medallist, air-guitarist, charmer,
TV star, Torres Strait mainlander, walking political statement.
reflection.
Supported by a stellar team including
director Rachael Maza (ILBIJERRI
“ … Gela charms her crowd with vivid
storytelling, self-deprecating humour and
wide-open expressivity …” Audrey Journal
29-30
Aug
Theatre) and dramaturg Kate “ … Ghenoa Gela and My Urrwai are jubilant
Creator/
Champion, My Urrwai is spellbinding: rays of hope, undeniable in their brilliance”. Performer
Ghenoa Gela
a celebration of cultural and familial Susy Goes See
Director
Rachael Maza
Dramaturg
Kate Champion
Composer
Ania Reynolds
Lighting Designer
Niklas Pajanti
Set and Costume
Designer
Michael Hankin
Thurs 29 August 8 pm Fri 30 August 11 am Fri 30 August 8 pm
Originally co-produced by Belvoir and Performing Lines in
association with ILBIJERRI Theatre and Sydney Festival.
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GRIFFIN THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
SPLINTER
BY HILARY BELL
T ales of missing children have always held a
terrible fascination. In Celtic folklore, babies
were stolen from their beds by envious fairies, and
changelings left in their place. These days, when
a child disappears the media grabs us by the throat
and won’t let us go. The names of these vanished
children haunt the headlines for days, weeks, years.
15-19
Hilary Bell’s disquieting and Revisiting the sinister territories
downright chilling thriller of Wolf Lullaby, Splinter reunites
oct
Splinter channels tabloid Bell’s supreme atmospherics
news and primal fears alike. A with another powerhouse
couple are reunited with their performance from sister
missing daughter. Fierce love Lucy as a mother forced to Director
Lee Lewis
has sustained them through her confront the unthinkable.
With
unbearable absence. But now Directed by Lee Lewis (Rice) Simon Gleeson
Lucy Bell
she’s home…something just isn’t and starring Lucy Bell
right. How do they stop their (Speaking in Tongues, All Saints)
imaginations running wild? and Simon Gleeson
Maybe if they return to the beach (Les Miserables, EastEnders),
house where they spent their this claustrophobic chamber
happiest summers, they’ll return piece questions how well we
to their old selves. know our families.
Thurs 17 October 11 am
Tues 15 October 8 pm Sat 19 October 3 pm
Thurs 17 October 8 pm
Wed 16 October 6.30 pm Sat 19 October 8 pm
Fri 18 October 8 pm
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T H E U N CER TA I N T Y PR I N CI P L E & CR I T I C A L S TAG E S PR E SEN T
SUNSET STRIP
BY SUZIE MILLER
A t Sunset Strip the only people left are those
who couldn’t leave. Arriving home after a round
of chemotherapy to this once thriving summer
hot-spot, Caroline finds the lake completely dried
up, and the holiday-makers long gone.
Yet her younger sister, the ever-optimistic Phoebe,
remains doggedly hopeful. Between a stint in rehab, 5-9
nov
caring for her demented Dad (who has a penchant
for training goldfish) and losing her kids temporarily
to DOCS, Phoebe has managed to find love in Teddy,
a local fallen fella with a big heart. And now that Director
Anthony Skuse
Caroline is back, Phoebe is determined to make life
Producers
fabulous. Kate Armstrong
Smith
Laurence Rosier
Winner of the 2018 Griffin Award, Suzie Miller Staines
(Caress/Ache) examines all manners of love, Set and Costume
Designer
family dysfunction and making the best of crappy Emma Vine
situations. Equally moving and hopeful, Sunset Strip Lighting Designer
Verity Hampson
finds the humour in tragedy and creates an unlikely
Sound Designer
path for humanity to triumph. Benjamin Freeman
With
“ … a tenderly gripping, frequently funny exploration of familial Emma Jackson
Simon Lyndon
love, loyalty and patience.” SMH Lex Marinos
Georgina Symes
“ The relationship between the sisters is exquisitely wrought by
Suzie Miller and equally finely calibrated by director Anthony
Skuse” Stage Noise
Thurs 7 November 11 am
Tues 5 November 8 pm Sat 9 November 3 pm
Thurs 7 November 8 pm
Wed 6 November 6.30 pm Sat 9 November 8 pm
Fri 8 November 8 pm
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M E S S AG E F RO M H U M E B A N K CCO A N D R E W D E G R A A F F
A long-standing
community partnership
If you enjoyed the laughs and laid-back Think: the bravery of Castaway meets
feel of Mother’s Ruin, chances are you’ll the charm and heroism of WALL-E. Hume Bank actively engages the normally only available in major
love the crazy, interactive antics of Garry community and seeks to support cities, right here on the Border.
Starr Performs Everything. An irreverent, grass-roots developments and
Ghenoa Gela is a young Torres Strait
laugh-out-loud comedy festival hit. PS: GS initiatives. Hume Bank has supported
Islander legend: fierce, funny and whip- It has been a pleasure to be involved
is a little bit rude - and little bit nude. arts and culture and HotHouse Theatre
smart. My Urrwai is for those who enjoy with the HotHouse Theatre since its
on the Border for many years.
personal, generous, and inspirational humble beginnings and even more so
Romeo Is Not The Only Fruit is a spicy, left- stories about culture, family and spirit. a privilege to be recognised as ‘Hume
of-centre, queer-power musical for ALL the Guaranteed to lift yours. As a Principal Partner, Hume Bank, Bank Butter Factory Theatre’, which
romantics at heart (gay or straight). These is recognised through the renaming offers a vibrant, unique and inspiring
five gorgeous, funny, kick-arse women will of HotHouse’s artistic home to venue to the community on the Border.
Griffin Theatre Company’s Lee Lewis
blast your blues away. It’s The East meets ‘Hume Bank Butter Factory Theatre’.
tackles the spooky and suspenseful
West Side Story. And it’s way more wicked This partnership assists HotHouse
Splinter with her usual directorial panache. By partnering with local organisations
than Wicked. to continue to develop and present
If you’re itching for an intriguing story, such as HotHouse, together we can
world-class contemporary theatre for
teased out by two extraordinary actors at make a difference that will make an
Albury-Wodonga and surrounds.
Here’s an Animal Farm for 2019. A virtuosic the height of their powers, then this one is impact that lasts.
performance, pumping out 20 Orwellian for you.
characters that crackle and pop as crisply Hume Bank value’s our community
in the era of Trump as they did in 1945. For in more ways than one and our
Sunset Strip is tender and moving. A fully
those who like smart, political theatre and commitment to HotHouse Theatre
immersive family drama about surviving
House of Cards intrigue. is just another example of this.
the crap life throws at you, with love and
optimism. Superbly acted by a brilliant
Our local heroes shine in The Last Boy ensemble, it brings to life the complicated Recognised nationally, this
On Earth. A cracker of an environmental, inner worlds and interconnections of contemporary theatre company
Andrew de Graaff
science fiction adventure for children and sisters, fathers and lovers. It’s the territory presents a unique opportunity for our
their families, produced by the amazing, Terms of Endearment and You Can Count on customers and the wider community to Hume Bank
switched-on community of Yackandandah. Me is so beautifully made of. experience high calibre performances, Chief Customer Officer
16 17H OT H O USE T H E AT R E PR E SEN T S
GALAH BAR
scratch nights
T he legendary, feathery, ‘sold-out’
sensation that is Galah Bar, returns for
five more epic, soul-filled nights in 2019.
LOCAL BRILLIANCE/COMMUNITY SPIRIT/
EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED
Galah Bar puts local talent graze on morish munchies,
- eclectic, electric, curious applaud local talent, and
and outrageous - center soak up the awesome
stage at our Hume Bank atmosphere.
Butter Factory Theatre. It’s
a fabulous melting pot of Merv the Galah says:
indie music, opera, drag, book early to avoid
poetry, circus, comedy and disappointment!
storytelling, that draws
performers and audience Got a cool act or a
from across the region and yearning to perform?
beyond. Chat with Galah Bar Producer
Beck Palmer:
Catch up with neighbours E beck@hothousetheatre.com.au
over a delicious glass of All tickets $15
Cofield wine and Bridge Doors open
6.30pm,
Road Brewers craft beer, acts at 7.30pm
Friday 12 April Friday 2 August
Friday 22 November
Friday 21 June Friday 20 September
18As one of the handful of professional theatre companies Our income comes from a range of supports the development of new local
located outside the capital cities, HotHouse has a strong sources: our Government Partners, Australian stories through commissions
our Corporate Partners, our box office and writing programs such as OutPosts.
commitment to making and presenting works that inspire,
and private donors. It helps us allow local artists to road-test
engage and reflect our region. new material through platforms such as
We call our private donors “builders and
architects” because they enable us to Galah Bar.
Being located on the Border means that we have access to strengthen the framework of our company. In other words, it helps us keep HotHouse
some of the best independent and mainstage work created It doesn’t matter how much or how little live, loud and local.
in Melbourne and Sydney. But the cost of bringing that work you donate: every dollar makes If you are able, please consider adding a
to you can’t be covered by the box office alone. a difference. donation to your subscription or talk to us
It helps us run affordable holiday about joining our annual giving program.
workshops for primary aged kids. It helps All donations over $2 are tax deductible,
us present brave and challenging work but the real reason to give is to help us
that we know may not be for everybody, keep inspiring, provoking, and enriching
but we believe still needs to be seen. It our community.
20 21For our 2019 appeal, we are focusing
on upgrading our ageing lighting
infrastructure. Some of our lights have
been in use since the theatre opened
in 1997. Since then there have been
significant changes in the type of lights
available and the needs of the productions
we present. New lighting fixtures aren’t
cheap, often costing upward of $1,000 I N S PI R I N G B E T T ER COO K I N G
each and we estimate that we will need to THE ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT | 473a Dean Street, Albury
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equipment up to date.
The good news is that with support from
Creative Partnerships Australia’s Plus 1
program, from October 2018 till 31 March
2019 you can double the impact of your
tax-deductible donation to help us “do the
switch”. So, if you donate $100, it will be
matched by an additional $100 from the M Y E R C E N T R E P O I N T. C O M . A U
Plus 1 program until we reach our target.
You can donate when buying your tickets,
call the office or go to :
https://www.givenow.com.au/hothouse
All donations over $2 are tax-deductible,
and you will be helping us keep presenting
some of the best independent and
mainstage theatre in the country as
FAS H I O N
it is intended to be seen. LIVES HERE
“Do the Switch” is supported by Creative
Partnerships Australia through its Plus1 program
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22PRODUCTION PARTNERS COMPANY PARTNERS
Principal Partner
Garry Starr Performs Everything Animal Farm
Season Partners
Animal Farm Animal Farm Animal Farm
The Last Boy on Earth My Urrwai My Urrwai
My Urrwai Splinter, Sunset Strip, My Urrwai Splinter, Sunset Strip, My Urrwai
Opening Night Partners
Splinter Sunset Strip Sunset Strip
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21HotHouse Theatre Ltd is a not-for-profit company established in 1997
by the Murray River Performing Group. Listed on the Register of Cultural
Organisations, any donations of $2 or more are tax-deductible.
GOVERNMENT FUNDING
HotHouse Theatre is assisted by the
HOTHOUSE BOARD & STAFF Australian Government through the
Australia Council, its arts funding and
advisory body.
Board of Directors Staff
Paul Robb Lyn Wallis
Chair Artistic Director /CEO
HotHouse Theatre is supported by the
Jeremy Elias Michael Huxley
NSW Government through Create NSW.
General Manager
Margie Gleeson
Beck Palmer
Kathie Heyman
Artistic Program Producer
Kelly Lees
Vanessa Keenan
HotHouse Theatre is supported by the
Sarah Neal Communications Manager
Victorian Government through Creative
Steve Owens Clancy Hauser Victoria.
Administration Coordinator
Christopher Tooher
Amandu Frazer
Finance Officer
Internship Partner Steph Holumbiyevska
La Trobe University Production & Operations Manager
2019 Season
Booklet Design &
Production Credit
Community
Consultative Group
Loretta Foster, Kathryn Pyle
VENUE FOR HIRE
Ross Sewell, Mary Sloan Having an event or product launch?
Vanessa Keenan
Looking for a space for a presentation
OGA Creative Agency or conference? Or perhaps you just want
Specialty Press somewhere different to do some staff
Image credits: training.
Garry Starr Performs Everything | Joseph Till
Hume Bank Butter Factory Theatre
Romeo is Not the Only Fruit | Jules Tahan
Animal Farm | Tash Mccammon Wodonga is available for hire for a
The Last Boy on Earth | Ian Sutherland range of activities including meetings,
My Urrwai | David Charles Collins conferences, weddings, parties and
Splinter | Brett Boardman other events.
Sunset Strip | Belinda Mason
26 27ACCESS Make the most of your Flexi
As a Flexi pass buyer, we know that you are buying in advance to see the
shows and you also like the benefits that this brings. For 2019 we have
added on a few extra social activities before and after the show.
Here at HotHouse we aim to be as welcoming and as inclusive
as we can be. If you have any access needs, please contact us
Marvellous Matinees
beforehand so we can do our best to accommodate you. Join us for a complimentary cup of tea or coffee, and biscuit before the
11 AM Thursday matinee. Catch up with friends, meet new ones, and enjoy
the relaxed atmosphere of our foyer and themed bar.
Mobility Companion card Thirsty Thursdays
All entrances to the theatre are flat with Patrons with a Companion Card can access
Supported by Four Pillars Gin
no steps into the theatre and studio. a free ticket for their companion. You may
We can seat you in the front row and be asked to show your card when you pick If you are under 35, join us at 7.15 PM for a free drink, courtesy of our friends
you won’t have to navigate the stairs up your ticket or make your booking. at Four Pillars Gin, before the Thursday evening performance. To be eligible
in the auditorium. Just let us know for this offer you must be under 35 and is only available for the Thursday night
Hearing Loop performances of our mainstage productions.
when you book your seats.
The theatre is fitted with a hearing loop.
Wheelchairs Check your hearing aid to use
We can accommodate up to four wheel- this functionality.
chairs per performance. You can stay in Meet the Artists
Audio Described Performances
your chair or transfer to one of our seats,
After the performance on Friday night, stay back for an informal and informative
whichever makes you more comfortable. Selected performances though the
post-show forum hosted by Artistic Director, Lyn Wallis. It’s an opportunity
Either way you will be in the front row year will be audio-described. Please
to have a conversation with the artists, ask questions and discuss the ideas
with a great view of the stage. contact the office on (02) 6021 7433 or
at the heart of the work.
email info@hothousetheatre.com.au
Guide & Companion Dogs for additional information.
We will welcome you and your
hard-working companion. Just let us
Last Drinks
know which performance you are
attending so we can ensure there is After the final Saturday performance, stay for cheese and a chat to say thank you
room for your four-legged friend. and goodbye to the artists who have been with us for the week. It’s a chance to
talk about the play with friends in a relaxed atmosphere in our themed bar.
28 29FLEXI PASSES BOOKING FORM
Bring this form into the office, or post to: Hothouse Theatre, PO Box 479, Wodonga VIC 3689
Grab a Flexi pass and get the best value for your money.
1. Choose a Flexi pass
You can purchase your Flexi pass online, by phone or by using this form.
FLEXI PASS
Type of Pass Number of Passes Cost Total
A Flexi pass is the best, and cheapest way, to catch shows at HotHouse.
Flexi Six @ $210
You can use your Flexi pass for any show presented by HotHouse Theatre
as part of our mainstage season. Flexi Five @ $175
Flexi Three @ $115
BENEFITS OF BEING A FLEXI PASS HOLDER EARLY BIRD Buy before 21 December and claim the Early Bird discount
n As a Flexi pass holder you can either book your dates now or later. If you need to
Flexi Seven – EB Only @ $195
change the date of your tickets we can exchange them for no additional charges,
Flexi Six Early Bird @ $180
subject to availability, provided that we have at least 24 hours’ notice.
n Show your HotHouse keytag at Bobby’s Bar to get a discount on wine, beer, cider
Flexi Three Early Bird @ $101
and soft drinks. Grand Total
n Shop locally and be rewarded with a range of offers from local businesses and services. NB: Due to rounding, actual prices may vary by up to 2 cents.
n Buy additional tickets to any show that plays at HotHouse at the concession rate.
2. Choose a social package See p29 for details
FLEXI PASS BENEFIT ACTIVITIES
FLEXI PASS
Flexi – Six $210 Only $35 per ticket, saving up to $17 per ticket Marvellous Matinees
Thirsty Thursday
Flexi – Five $175 Only $35 per ticket, saving up to $17 per ticket
Meet the Artist
Flexi – Three $115 Under $40 per ticket, saving up to $12 per ticket
Last Drinks
early bird offers 3. Do you wish to pre-purchase tickets to Galah Bar?
GALAH BAR 2019
Number of Tickets Cost Total
If you take advantage of the Early Bird offers, you can save even more!
The Early Bird offers are only available till 5PM 21 December 2018 Friday 12 April @ $15
Friday 21 June @ $15
EARLY BIRD OFFERS
Flexi – Seven $195 Save $100 off the single ticket price to each show Friday 2 August @ $15
Friday 20 Sept @ $15
Flexi – Six $180 Save over $70 off the single ticket price for each show
Friday 22 Nov @ $15
Flexi – Three $101 Save up to $50 off the top ticket price for three shows Grand Total
NB: Due to rounding, actual prices may vary by up to 2 cents.
30 314. Choose your dates Pick your dates now or lock them in later
Garry Starr Performs
Everything
Romeo is Not the
Only Fruit
Animal Farm The Last Boy on Earth My Urrwai SINGLE TICKET PRICES
MARCH MARCH MAY JULY AUGUST
Tue 19 8pm Fri 22 6:30pm Tue 7 8pm Tue 9 7pm Thu 29 8pm
Wed 20 6:30pm Sat 23 8:30pm Wed 8 6.30pm Wed 10 1pm Fri 30 11am Garry Starr Performs Everything My Urrwai
Thu 21 11am Thu 9 11am Thu 11 1pm Fri 30 8pm Full $35 Full $40
Thu 21 8pm Thu 9 8pm Fri 12 7pm Concession $30 Concession $32
Fri 22 8:30pm Fri 10 8pm Sat 13 1pm Full-time Student $22 Full-time Student $22
Sat 23 6:30pm Sat 11 3pm Sat 13 7pm
Sat 11 8pm Romeo is Not the Only Fruit Splinter
Splinter Sunset Strip Animal Farm The Last Boy on Earth My Urrwai Full $35 Full $52
Concession $30 Concession $43
OCTOBER NOVEMBER
Full-time Student $22 Full-time Student $30
Tue 15 8pm Tue 5 8pm
Wed 16 6.30pm Wed 6 6.30pm
Ticket collection
Animal Farm Sunset Strip
Thu 17 11am Thu 7 11am I will collect my tickets from the box office
on the night of each performance ($0) Full $52 Full $52
Thu 17 8pm Thu 7 8pm
I will collect my tickets from the HotHouse Concession $43 Concession $43
Fri 18 8pm Fri 8 8pm office during business hours ($0) Full-time Student $30 Full-time Student $30
Sat 19 3pm Sat 9 3pm Express Mail (add $7)
Sat 19 8pm Sat 9 8pm OrdinaryOff Peak Mail (add $3) The Last Boy On Earth Galah Bar
Full $30 All tickets $15
Concession $23
5. Make your payment Full-time Student $20 For Group prices please contact
Flexi pass total $ Family -4 tickets $88 the office on 02 6021 7433.
Galah Bar tickets $
All details are correct at time of publication.
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HotHouse Theatre Ltd
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Telephone: 02 6021 7433
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