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By Andrew Bovell
Directed by Carla Moore
Exclusively licensed by HLA Management Pty Ltd

One year in the life of an Australian family as they discover the sweet pain of finding out the truth about each other and themselves. Bob and Fran Price have been married for 30 years, brought up four children and kept their sense of humour. Their eldest is married with children of her own, the boys are successfully pursuing careers and their youngest has just left home to backpack around Europe for a year. It should be time to stop and smell Bob’s precious roses. But just when things should be slowing down, it becomes clear that a parent’s work is never really complete. Funny and poignant, Things I Know to be True is a beautifully crafted play from award winning Australian playwright Andrew Bovell.

Performances:

	Wed	Fri	Sat	Sun
Apr		22 (8PM)	23 (5PM)	24 (5PM)
Apr	27 (8PM)	29 (8PM)	30 (8PM)	1 (5PM)
May		6 (8PM)	7 (5PM)	8 (5PM)
May	11 (8PM)	13 (8PM)	14 (8PM)

Cast

Fran: Julie Moore
Bob: Ian Boland
Rosie: Freya Moore
Pip: Georgia Britt
Ben: Jordan Andrews
Mark: Gianni Fenech

By Ron Eisha
Directed by Carla Moore
By Special Arrangement with Smith and Jones Management

Australia 1969 and the sabbath in the Berkowicz household when the extended family gathers joyously for the occasion. Good humour and high spirits prevail around the dinner table but their youngest son has news to impart that will blow this homey scene wide open. At the centre of this family confrontation is Christine, an outsider, a Gentile. Ron Elisha is a world renowned playwright of numerous productions, and a Winner of four Australian Writers’ Guild Awards. In Duty Bound is a funny, thought-provoking and totally absorbing play exploring the dynamics of family and faith.

Performances:

	Wed	Fri	Sat	Sun
April		23 (8PM)	24 (5PM)	25 (5PM)
April /May	28 (8PM)	30 (8PM)	01 (8PM)	02 (5PM)
May	05 (8PM)	07 (8PM)	08 (5PM)	09 (5PM)
May	12 (8PM)	14 (8PM)	15 (5PM)	16 (5PM)
May	19 (8PM)	21 (8PM)	22 (8PM)

By John Patrick Shanley
Directed by Carla Moore
By arrangement with Creative Artists Agency

Where do you draw the line between belief and suspicion? Between scandal and moral certainty. And when does the battle for truth turn into a witch hunt? Set in the Bronx New York in 1964, Sister Aloysius, a school principal and stern Catholic nun, takes matters into her own hands when she suspects the young Father Flynn of improper relations with one of the male students. An accusation sets the stage for a powerful clash of authority, tradition, responsibility and faith. A relevant and resonating play, winner of the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, four Tony Awards and the New York Drama Critics’ Circle for Best Play.

Performances at 5PM
Saturday 2, 16 November
Sunday 3, 10, 17 November
Performances at 8PM
Friday 1, 8, 15, 22 November
Saturday 9, 23 November
Wednesday 6, 20 November