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Like the filament of a light globe glowing intensely, we know our Lights Up 2015 season shines the light on a year of rich

and varied performances. The 2015 selection has been carefully chosen to bring you extraordinary entertainment

and wonderful performances.

In 2015 we will explore and celebrate our connection to the land and history through performances that resonate with us as Australians. Matthew Ryan’s

new play Kelly dramatises the last night of the iconic bushranger in a gripping and tautly written piece. We are thrilled to include celebrated local musician

Shane Howard in an intimate concert performance of his new album, Deeper South. Australia Day written and directed by comic genius, Jonathan Biggins,

pokes fun at Australian traditions, local politics and sacred cows.

Miriam Margolyes, international star of stage and screen will grace our stage in her own flamboyant, theatrical celebration. Michael Veitch brings to life the heroics of the pilots of World War II in a moving and very personal account.

Amity Dry (best known from “The Block”) delights in her own musical creation Mother, Wife and the Complicated Life.

We continue the family fun with a special pyjama performance of The 26 Storey Tree House and the return of 360 Allstars the exciting, amped up

Urban Circus after rave reviews and sell out seasons in Europe and America.

We also welcome back some of our favourite performing arts companiesand artists - Australian Chamber Orchestra 2, Bell Shakespeare as well

as the delightful Bethany Simons and the irrepressibly comic Damian Callinan. The 2015 selection has been carefully picked especially to have something for

everyone and the chance to enjoy it right on your doorstep. Becomea subscriber in 2015 by choosing four or more shows from the seasonand enjoy the rewards – priority booking, cheaper tickets, VIP functions

and deferred payment.

The Lights Up 2015 season glows with fun, vibrancy and entertainment. We’re excited, and hope you will be part of it!

Lighthouse Theatre is proud to present one of the South West’sfavourite sons in the intimacy of the Lighthouse Studio.

Just like the sky and waters of the Great Southern Ocean, where Shane Howard was raised and resides, his 13th solo album, ‘Deeper South’, features songs full of music and

poetry that are deep and dark yet illuminated by great shafts of light.

Featuring new songs written by Howard, ‘Deeper South’ is a musical postcardfrom ‘the edge of the world’ - the unique southern coast of Australia.

For this self produced album, Howard was joined in his home studio by longterm musical friends John Hudson (Guitar, Dobro), Ewen Baker (Fiddle,

Mandolin) and Ruben Shannon (Acoustic Bass).

‘Deeper South’ is due for release in December 2014 and Howard will belaunching the album around the country from February 2015.

Friday February 6, 8pm - Lighthouse Studio

Running Time: 75 mins, no interval

Goanna Arts & Lighthouse Theatre Present

Shane HowardDeeper South

Comedy Drama Music Musical Dance

Running Time: 60 minutes, no intervalPhoto Credit Sarah Eley


Winner of the 2014 Melbourne Fringe Festival Cabaret award

Following the performance, mingle with the cast at an ‘office party’ with light refreshments anda memo board with post-it notes for audiences to share their own stories.

Captivating. Simons has presence in spades. Everyone who works in an

office should see this show

Reception:The Musical

Written & Performed By Bethany Simons& Peter de Jager

Wednesday February 25, 8pm - Lecture Hall Port Fairy Thursday February 26, 8pm - Lighthouse Studio

Friday February 27, 8pm - Soldiers Memorial Hall MortlakeSaturday February 28, 8pm - Theatre Royal, Camperdown

A celebration of all things administration, Reception: The Musical tells the story of a receptionist who finds joy in the manic world of customer

service, stationery orders and thinking on your swivel chair. Inspired by true stories from the front desk, this original cabaret comedy is a must-see for

office workers and theatre lovers everywhere!

Written by two-time Green Room Award nominated writer/performer Bethany Simons and leading Melbourne composer Peter de Jager, this uplifting and hilarious production features a toe-tapping original score.

Songs include My Name is Bethany (Not Stephanie), Do You Have Sticky Tape, I Can’t Help But Help, They Ring My Bell and many more.

- The Weekly Review

Running Time: 60 minutes, no interval


Special Pyjama Performance Tuesday March 24, 6.30pm - Lighthouse Theatre

Well, what are you waiting for? Come on up!

Yes, that’s right. Andy and Terry had such a ball with their crash-landingentry into the world of theatre with The 13-Storey Treehouse, they’re

back for more, 13 storeys more, in fact. And you’re invited!

You know what 13 more storeys means. More inventions – like the 78flavour ice-cream dispensing robot and the brain bamboozling Maze of Doom

(not to mention the self-inflating underpants) and more things to go wrong – not least of which is the very real possibility that the entire show is a completeand utter disaster. Will Andy and Terry push their friend Jill, to her absolute

limits? And who is this shady Hector Houtkop, with a really bad pirate accent? And what about all those pirates?

Adapted by award-winning playwright and author Richard Tulloch(The Book of Everything, Bananas in Pyjamas) The 26-Storey Treehouseis brought to you by the same cracker team that delivered the smash-hit

stage version of The 13-Storey Treehouse.

So what are you waiting for?You’ll laugh your head off!

A CDP production

The 26-Storey Treehouse

A play by Richard TullochAdapted from the book by Andy Griffiths & Terry Denton

Artistic Director: Julian LouisDirector: Liesel Badorrek

Set/Costume Designer: Mark ThompsonLighting Designer: Nicholas Higgins

Sound Designer: Ross JohnstonChoreographer: Katie Kermond

Ned Kelly sits in his prison cell. Tomorrow he is going to hang. A wounded beast in a cage, defiant till the end. A priest enters to give him his last rites

and it is revealed to be Dan Kelly - Ned’s younger brother believed burnt todeath at Glenrowan. Dan is desperate and needs one last thing from his

older brother and Ned stands firmly against him.

History tells us that Dan and Ned never saw eye to eye and there is also myth that Dan escaped the fire and disappeared to Queensland. This makes for a brilliantly charged premise, explored beautifully on stage in 80 gripping minutes, weaving

Kelly fact, theory and myth while exploring masculinity, brotherhood and the dangerous dynamic of mateship.

The new Australian play, Kelly was written by young Queensland Playwright Matthew Ryan and boasts a brilliant cast of three of Brisbane’s finest actors - led

by the Matilda Award winning Steven Rooke who plays Ned Kelly in a powerhouse performance with humour, heart and depth.

Friday April 10, 8pm - Lighthouse Theatre

Running Time: 80 mins, no intervalPhoto: Rob Maccoll

Queensland Theatre Company

KellyBy Matthew Ryan


Cast Steven Rooke, Kevin Spink, Anthony Standish Director Todd MacDonald

Set Designer Simone RomaniukLighting Designer Ben Hughes

Composer/Sound Designer Guy WebsterFight Director Niki-J Price

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government

through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, part of the Department of Science, Information

Technology, Innovation and the Arts.

Kelly is a slick and impressive production… the exceptional talents of Steven Rooke (Ned) kept

the audience absolutely riveted…Matthew Ryan is an impressive writer and Kelly is perfectly polished down to every single word. It’s a magnificent piece.

- Aussie Theatre



Directed by Gene Peterson Thursday April 30, 7.30pm - Lighthouse Theatre

Back by popular demand and fresh from Broadway….

360 ALLSTARS is a phenomenal physical performance exploring all forms of rotation. Boasting a stellar cast, including world champion athletes, world class dancers and world renowned musicians, the production

connects the street with the elite to deliver a radical urban circus!

A performance like no other, 360 ALLSTARS reinvents the traditional circus by presenting contemporary performance styles instead of conventional

circus art forms. Replace acrobats with break dancers, substitute a basketball freestyler in place of a juggler, swap the unicyclist for a BMX

flatlander, and exchange the hoop act for a Roue Cyr artist, and you get an exhilarating circus performance like nothing you have seen before!

And with live music from award-winning master musicians and “ringmasters”, Gene Peterson and Sam Perry, 360 ALLSTARS is as

aurally exciting as it is visually astounding.

Featuring artists from UK, Europe, America, Australia and New Zealand, the performance is a spectacular, colourful and audibly exciting expression

of a generation that has reinvented public performance.

Fusing amazing physical skills with the extraordinary artistry that emerges from urban culture, 360 ALLSTARS is a revolutionary production that will

leave you dizzy with excitement!

Onyx Productions

360 ALLSTARS

Music: Gene Peterson & Sam PerryLighting Design: Geoff Squires

AV Design: Freddy KompIt would be a mistake to miss this radical

reinvention of circus.... entrancingentertainment from beginning to end

- artshub.com.au

Melbourne International Comedy Festival is on the road again with a colossal night of hilarity.

Be prepared for laughs a plenty as we let loose our most loved comedians onto the open road for the Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow.

Fifteen years and still going strong the Roadshow will feature some of the best home-grown local talent and international superstars from the

Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and will be heading to over 75 destinations across Australia – all packaged up and delivered to your door

for an unforgettable night of untamed hilarity.

Be part of the adventure and experience Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow in all its glory. In 2015 the Melbourne Comedy Festival

Roadshow will entertain crowds from Hobart to Hong Kong, Swan Hill to Singapore, Coffs Harbour to Kuala Lumpur and

Margaret River to Marysville.

2015 will be bigger and better than ever so look out for the Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow heading in your direction!

Running Time: 2 hrs 15 mins including interval

Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow


Warning: Performances may contain coarse language, sexual references and material that can offend.Recommended for people aged 15 years or older.

Sunday May 10, 7.30pm - Lighthouse Theatre

Side-splitting fun,razor-sharp, high

velocity wit

Daily Examiner, Grafton (NSW)

On this world premiere Australian tour, internationally renowned actress Miriam Margolyes brings to the stage some of literature’s best known characters.

Lady Bracknell (from Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest”), Mrs Malaprop, Jane Austen’s Lady Catherine de Bourgh (“Pride and Prejudice”), and Mrs Corney and Mr Bumble from Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, are amongst the

unforgettable figures brought vividly to life by the award-winning star of stageand screen in The Importance Of Being Miriam.

In this highly entertaining new show, in which she also gives a fascinatinginsight into her association with many famous writers, Miriam is once againjoined by acclaimed classical pianist John Martin who will delight audiences

with a selection of popular music and song.

Direction is by Peter J. Adams who has also devised stage showsfor Sir David Attenborough and Professor Brian Cox.

In their first appearance since the hugely popular Dickens’ Women, don’t miss Miriam Margolyes and John Martin in this strictly limited season.

Friday May 22, 8pm - Lighthouse Theatre

Running Time: 2 hrs, including intervalImage: James Hartley

Andrew McKinnon presents The Importance of

Being MiriamA passionate discovery of words & music

The divine Miss Margolyes. A consummate performer…she leaves an

imprint never to be forgotten.


- Barefoot Review

Running Time: 2hrs 10mins including interval


Starring Samuel Johnson & Tottie Goldsmith

a compelling, comic drama about letting go of the past and embracing the future

Tasmanian Theatre Company andStraightjacket Productions

Sex with Strangers

by Laura Eason Thursday June 24, 8pm - Lighthouse Theatre

A love story for the 21st century.

Trapped in a rural writer’s retreat by a snowstorm, serious writer turned professor, Olivia (Tottie Goldsmith) is settling down to write her second novel, which she

hopes will be more successful than her first. In from the snow walks Ethan (Samuel Johnson), a brash, handsome, highly successful, Generation Y blog writer with

aspirations of literary legitimacy. Olivia succumbs to his obvious charm and seemingly poetic soul. But can love really bloom between an old-school book

lover and a man whose publicity-generating exaggerated tell-all memoir “Sex with Strangers” chronicles his rambunctious sex-ploits on an internet blog?

First staged by Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre in 2011, and more recently at the STC and off-Broadway, this is story telling at its best. Dark, sexy and funny Sex with Strangers delves into the lives of two people equally capable of ambition, kindness and cruelty. Sex with Strangers makes timely and insightful observations about the

foibles of first impressions and about love and relationships in the digital age.

How far will Olivia and Ethan go to get what they want?

- Newsweek

Running Time: 70 mins, no Interval


Friday July 10, 8pm - Lighthouse Studio Saturday July 11, 8pm - Theatre Royal Camperdown

The township of Bodgy Creek has seen better days: The mill’s closed; the Tidy Town sign has fallen into the long grass and the weir is as dry as a spinster’s gusset. The

dying town is about to claim its next victim.

Unable to field even one full side, the footy club will either have to fold or mergewith their arch rivals - the Hudson’s Flat Cougars. But prodigal son coach TroyCarrington has other ideas; to save the club, he embarks on a plan to recruit

players from the Asylum Seekers Refuge Centre.

Will the new players cope with pre-season training while fasting for Ramadan? Damian tells the Roosters’ story through a character based narrative. Along the way you’ll meet

Sayyid, the AFL obsessed Afghani, Bull Barlow, the charismatic but bigoted Club President with the story held together by his cinematically inclined grandson, Neil.

The show earned Damian his 3rd Barry Award nomination at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and has been touring throughout the country ever since. The show is

currently in development to be adapted for the big screen with the backing of Screen NSW.

Damian Callinan &Lighthouse Theatre presents

The MergerWritten & performed by Damian Callinan

Masterful performance... could be the next Summer Heights High

- Chortle

Running Time: 2hrs 20 mins, including interval


Thursday August 20, 8pm - Lighthouse Theatre

Everyone wants a piece of the party pie in this modern ripper of a comedy.

The country town of Coriole is getting ready for Australia Day – a timeto crack open a frothy, stick a snag on the barbie and celebrate what

it means to be a true blue Aussie.

The Australia Day committee is gearing up to put on the town’s biggest party – but they have a few issues of their own to sort out first. With everyone from the Greens to the local mayor to the CWA wanting a piece of the party pie, it’s proving hard yakka to work out what an Aussie celebration should look

like. Nothing is sacred as the national identity is put through the ringer in this thoroughly modern ripper of a comedy!

Will the day be fair dinkum after all? Or are there too manyroos loose in the community hall?

Written and directed by acclaimed playwright and Sydney TheatreCompany satirist Jonathan Biggins (The Wharf Revue), Australia Day

returns in a brand new touring production for 2015.

A Production by Christine Harris & HIT Productions Australia’s Premier Theatre Touring Company

Australia DayWritten & Directed by Jonathan Biggins

Warning: Contains strong language and adult themes. Recommended 15+.

Biggins delivers one of the most accomplished straight up, dinky-di, traditional ribticklers

one could imagine… the laughs come fast and falling over one another

- Stage Noise

Running Time: Approx 2hrs, with interval.


Thursday August 27, 7.30pm - Lighthouse Theatre

AcO2, the ACO’s critically acclaimed string ensemble, returns to Warrnambool with a stunning performance not to be missed, led by world-renowned Guest Director and

Lead Violinist, Alexander Sitkovetsky.

‘The Best of British’ draws on a rich body of British compositions from the Baroque period through to the 20th century, combining much-loved music by Handel, Purcell, Holst and Britten with the exquisite violin concerto by Sir Andrzej Panufnik, a highly

respected 20th-century composer and conductor who escaped communist controlled Poland in the 1950s and made the UK his home.

ACO Presents

AcO2:The Best of British

Handel: Concerto Grosso [15’]Purcell: Chaconne for strings in G minor, Z 730 [8’]

Panufnik: Violin Concerto [22’][interval]

Holst: St. Paul’s Suite op. 29, no. 2 [14’]Britten: Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge, Op. 10 [25’]

Starring international director and violinist Alexander Sitkovetsky

Running Time: 2 hrs


Tuesday September 1, 8pm - Lighthouse Theatre

The hilarious and heart-warming musical that tells the truthabout marriage, motherhood and the juggle to ‘do it all’.

What if women told the truth a little more, to ourselves and each other? What if we admitted marriage can be tough, motherhood is a challenge and doing it all is exhausting

relentless, exhilarating, infuriating, hilarious & complicated!

Mother, Wife and the Complicated Life is the new hit Australian musical that’s wowing audiences and critics alike. Chosen for the New York Musical Theatre Festival it’s received rave reviews both here and abroad, with full house standing ovations.

Written by and starring Amity Dry, well known from Channel Nine’s hit TV showThe Block as well as her top 10 Gold album The Lighthouse, this musical is

truly a home grown success story.

The ultimate ‘Girls Night Out’ this funny, poignant & endearing show will make you laugh, cry and leave feeling like your complicated life is completely normal!

Presented by Popjam ProductionsOriginally presented in New York City in the 2013 New York Musical Theatre

Festival, Isaac Robert Hurwitz, Executive Director & Producer

Mother, Wife and theComplicated Life

Book, music and lyrics by Amity Dry

Not since I watched Bridget Jones’s Diary… have I identified so strongly with a story. Mother, Wife and

the Complicated Life is hands down my favourite musical of all time…. It is nothing short of brilliant

- Rebecca Sparrow, Mamamia.com.au

Music and arrangements by Mark Simeon Ferguson Directed by David Lampard

Anguish, passion and desperation collide in this tragic telling of Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark who is tormented by the impossibility of his dilemma, and

who remains one of theatre’s most fascinating characters.

Dark acts result in darker consequences. And there is little that’s darkerand more complicated than the act of revenge!

A family torn apart by murder, a son burdened with the truth and the taskof avenging his father and a country on the brink of war.

Damien Ryan, returning to Bell Shakespeare following the critically acclaimed Henry V in 2014, will deliver a new production of Hamlet, infused with the passion,

contemplation and emotion that Shakespeare’s compelling poetry cries out for. Josh McConville (Griffin Theatre Company’s The Boys and Sydney Theatre Company’s Mojo) and Matilda Ridgway (Sport For Jove’s A Doll’s House) will

delve into the depths of the complexity, violence, philosophical reflection,madness and maddening seduction of Hamlet.

Running Time: 2 hours 40 minutes, including interval

Bell Shakespeare

Hamlet By William Shakepeare


Director Damien RyanWith Josh McConville & Matilda Ridgway

Sunday October 4, 5pm - Lighthouse Theatre

This company knows how to make Shakespeare fresh,accessible and relevant

- Aussie Theatre

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its

arts funding and advisory body.

Bell Shakespeare is supported by the NSW Government

through Arts NSW

Running Time: 60mins, no intervalImage Credit Dylan Evans


Wednesday October 28, 8pm - Lighthouse Theatre

Spend the night with the definitive seductress of stage as she weaves her deliciously wicked wiles through one of Expressions Dance Company’s most loved productions.

Performed to Rodion Shchedrin’s gripping Carmen Suite by six EDC dancers, thisiconic tale of Spanish heat and gypsy passion unravels when naïve soldier Don

Josè has his heart ignited by the fiery Carmen.

Josè’s attempts to tame the freedom-loving beauty are futile, and when sheleaves him for the famous matador Escamillo, all three are engulfed in the

flames of jealousy and revenge.

Natalie Weir’s Carmen is a free spirit; dangerous, volatile and vulnerable, brought to vivid life by three dancers playing her different states of mind and alter egos.

EDC under award winning choreographer Natalie Weir have established a reputation as one of the must-watch dance companies in Australia. Hot on the heels of the highly successful R&J, Carmen Sweet is another sensual and seductive night in the theatre.

Natalie Weir’s

Carmen Sweet

Choreography by Natalie WeirProduced by Expressions Dance Company and Queensland Performing Arts Centre

Music by Rodion ShchedrinDesign by Bill Haycock

Lighting Design by Ben HughesAudio Design by Tony Brumpton

A journey of seduction, jealousy,lust and revenge

- Dance Australia



Written and performed by Michael VeitchWednesday November 18, 8pm - Lighthouse Studio

True Stories from the men who flew in World War Two

Based on his two best-selling books, Flak and Fly, well-known writer and performer Michael Veitch presents Flak - True stories from the men who flew in World War

Two in which he takes on the roles of former airmen, recounting their extraordinary, true and largely untold stories of combat in the air war of 1939-45.

Michael Veitch is a multi-talented writer, performer, presenter and comedian. He has an academic background in history, but made his name as part of the ABC’s cult hit The D Generation, followed by Fast Forward, Full Frontal and more. He is a regular

guest presenter and interviewer on ABC morning radio.

Ellis Productions’

FlakTrue stories from the men

who flew in World War Two

There are few storytellers in Australia like Michael Veitch. He puts humanity and wry observation into the terrible arithmetic of air warfare. His personal mission to honour the memory and the memories of the last of

a generation who bear a remarkable witness is a special kind of theatrical experience.

- Dr Mark Williams, Adjunct Professor,School of Art, RMIT University

Directed by Helen Ellis

Education & FamilyIn 2015, we will build stronger connections with our local education

partners and younger community through performance art.

The carefully selected performances are aimed at igniting creativity and introducing young people to the performing arts. All performances have strong links to the curriculum and supported wherever possible by comprehensive educational materials and workshops.

Onyx Productions360 ALLSTARS

Directed by Gene Peterson

April 30, 11am

The circus has been reinvented.360 ALLSTARS is a phenomenal theatrical performance exploring all forms of rotation.

Boasting a stellar cast, including world champion athletes, world class dancers

and world renowned musicians, the production connects the street with the

elite to deliver a radical urban circus!

Featuring artists from UK, Europe, America, Australia and New Zealand, the

performance is a spectacular, colourful and audibly exciting expression of a generation

that has reinvented public performance.

Fusing amazing physical skills with the extraordinary artistry that emerges

from urban culture, 360 ALLSTARS is a revolutionary production that will leave you

dizzy with excitement!

A Monkey Baa Theatre Company ProductionI am Jack

Based on the book by Susanne Gervay Directed by Sandra Eldridge

Adapted by Eva Di Cesare, Tim McGarry and Sandra Eldridge

July 31, 9.30am & 11.30am

Jack is smart, funny and is being bullied. What starts as an off the cuff joke during a handball competition, soon turns into a set of circumstances whereby Jack

is no longer safe in the playground. But with the use of self-expression through

photography, Jack begins to make sense of his world; of his relationships with

others, and most importantly, with himself.

The Owl’s Apprentice By Little Wing Puppets

September 30, 10am & 12pm

Owls aren’t born wise, you know, they have to learn it from somewhere. A young

owl named Poot Poot is sent to study at Owl school. On his journey he meets an echidna, a wombat, a kookaburra, a lyrebird, a kangaroo and a platypus who

each share with him their own special kind of wisdom. But will he pass the final

test and become wise enoughto save the forest?

The Owl’s Apprentice is an interactive show for families combining puppetry and

physical comedy.

CDP productionsThe 26 Storey Tree House

A play by Richard Tulloch, adapted from the award winning book by Andy

Griffiths and Terry Denton

March 24, 9.30am & 11.30am

Well, what are you waiting for?Come on up! THEY’RE BACK!

Yes, that’s right. Andy and Terry had such a ball with their crash-landing entry into the world of theatre with The 13-Storey

Treehouse, they’re back for more. 13 storeys more, in fact.AND YOU’RE INVITED!

Adapted from the award winning book by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton The 26-Storey Treehouse is full of adventure and silliness. And inventions – like the 78 flavour ice-cream dispensing robot and

the brain bamboozling Maze of Doom (not to mention the self-inflating underpants)

and more things to go WRONG– not least of which is the very real possibility that the entire show is a complete and utter disaster. So what are you waiting for?

Play It Forward will return in 2015 - allowing secondary teachers tointroduce students to great theatre experiences outside of the

structure of the school timetable. Book as a school group or as anindividual, but don’t miss out on these enriching theatrical and

educational experiences.

For information about any of these eventsplease contact the centre on 5559 4999

Photo by Heidrun Lohr

Ticketing &General information

Youth TicketsGreat prices for Young people – If you’re 20 & Under or a Deakin University/Fulltime

student under 25, most shows in the Theatre seasons are $29 or less.Appropriate identification is necessary.

ConcessionsHolders of a Pensioner Heathcare or Carers card are eligible for reduced

ticket prices for Lights Up Theatre season shows.

Special needsLift access and extra wheel chair seats have been implemented to make your theatre experience even more enjoyable. Whether you need wheelchair access, an aisle seat

or are visually impaired our staff will do their best to ensure your needs are accommodated and you have the most appropriate seats available. Please let us

know of your needs when purchasing tickets.

Hearing LoopOne of the improvements made during the redevelopment is the hearing loop in both theatres. It now covers up to 80% of the Theatre and will assist patrons with impaired

hearing. Please advise staff when booking.

Mobile Phones/PagersPlease consider your fellow patrons and the performers on stage by ensuring your

mobile phones/pager is switched off prior to the performance

Recording devicesDue to copyright restrictions the use of still and video cameras, mobile phones

and other recording devices is not permitted during performances.

Opening timesLighthouse Theatre Box Office is open

Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9.30am - 4.30pmTuesday, Thursday: 12.30pm - 4.30pm

And 1 hour prior to performances

How to bookIn Person: 185 Timor St, Warrnambool 3280

Phone: 03 555 94 999Internet: www.lighthousetheatre.com.au

Subscribe in 2015Light up your life in 2015 and become a Theatre Season subscriber! Just pick four or more theatre season shows and enjoy the following benefits:

Priority BookingTheatre season subscribers enjoy a priority booking period. Subscribing early ensures

you will have the best seats in the house! Subscribers enjoy an exclusive priority booking period until Thursday 18 December 2014.

Subscribe and SaveSubscribe to Lights Up and save up to 20% off the full ticket price.

More Bonuses Subscribers enjoy discounted tickets to any further productions from the season, as well

as any bonus shows that may pop up throughout the year.

Don’t pay now!Only subscribers can take advantage of our deferred payment option. Secure your seats

now and we will charge your credit card in the week of the performance.

Can’t make the show?Suddenly discover you can’t make the show? Only subscribers can exchange theatre

season tickets for another performance later in the season.Please Note: Tickets cannot be changed or cancelled within 72 hours of a performance.

Due to contractual arrangements, this offer is not available for the performanceof ‘The Importance of Being Miriam’.

Meet the PerformersAs a subscriber, enjoy being able to meet and chat with some of the performers and production team at our subscriber post-show functions. Discover insights about the

shows and catch up with fellow subscribers. Please Note: Not available on all shows.

Never lose your tickets againPick up your tickets at the door on the performance night,

this way tickets can’t be lost or forgotten!

Be entertained all yearAs a subscriber you can put all the dates in your diary now and not worry about missing

out. Guarantee yourself up to 15 great performances this year!

Single tickets for all Theatre Season shows go on sale Friday 19 December!So make sure your subscription is in before this date to secure your seats!

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