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Playhouse Fund Raiser Have you got the fabulous Bundaberg Monopoly Game and Top Trumps card game, featuring the Playhouse Theatre yet? $72 (to celebrate 72 years of local theatre) will get you both games and funds will go towards the upgrade of our theatre seating and lighting box.
Purchase from the Playhouse Theatre Box Office! Every Sunday morning, 11am to 12noon |
FOR SALE - PROPS & COSTUMES
After a very successful production we have decided to sell a number of props and costumes specifically made for 'The ADDAMS FAMILY Musical', so that other companies may benefit from our many hours of work. Items for sale: Over 50 CostumesFester's PramUV Reflective MoonFester's Jet PackHeretic's Chair10 x Double Sided Treesand other assorted props View 'The ADDAMS FAMILY Musical' - Items for Sale For more information, please contact us at
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For more photos of our Production, please visit our Photo Gallery |
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge that the land that we gather and perform on is the traditional country and homelands of the Taribelang Bunda, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, and Bailai Peoples of the Bundaberg region. We acknowledge they have walked, cared for, sung, told stories and danced on this land for thousands of years. We acknowledge and respect their spiritual relationship, cultural heritage, beliefs and connection to this land, and it is still important to their descendants of today. We acknowledge the Elders, those here today and those who have passed back into the great dreaming.
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Photo Gallery - "Dead Man's Hand" (1996) |
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"Dead Man's Hand" 1996 | | Directed by Maureen Dye
At first it seems like a typical Agatha Christie mystery - men and women lured to an Italian villa to be murdered one by one.
Only when it's well advanced, do we learn that we are watching a "play within a play" as actors rehearse a murder mystery, only to find themselves killed off one by one, in the same manner as the characters they are playing.
Who is doing this, and why? Twists and turns begin to tease the audience and an intriguing final shock unravels the whole reason for the charade; yet even this ploy is not what it first appears.
Cast: Nigel Dick, Graham Lister, Christine Wilson, Anita Reilly, Gerard Caesar, Jodie Appleby. | | | | | | | (L to R): Anita Reilly, Gerard Caesar, Jodie Appleby, Nigel Dick and Christine Wilson | | | | | | | |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 28 February 2020 )
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