Theatre - 2012

Many Shoalhaven Bushwalkers may not be aware that the club gets a discounted price for Nowra Player productions - currently $16. Musicals are slightly more expensive. Nowra Players shows are performed at the Players Theatre (opposite Bomaderry Railway Station) and commence at 8pm.

Contact Chris Huddle (4448-5794) for all bookings, payments and details.

Thursday March 22nd: "Eurobeat, Almost Eurovision" by Craig Christie & Andrew Patterson

Shoalhaven Bushwalkers have a group booking for 22nd March at a cost of $19 pp, a saving of $2. Payment needs to be in by 29th February, to Chris Huddle, by cash or cheque made out to Shoalhaven City Council, in an envelope with your name written on it.

"Eurobeat - Almost Eurovision" the riotously funny and dazzling homage to the biggest annual song contest in Europe, LIVE ON STAGE! Like one enormous and hilarious Eurovision Party! Clackers, flags, horns everywhere! Audiences have the power to decide which of the ten competing countries will win so bring your best or loudest friends and get set for the best night out you will ever have!

"Eurobeat - Almost Eurovision" heralds the dawn of the interactive musical as the audience vote for their favourite song via a voting process at interval.

We are in Sarajevo, which has somehow won the rights to host this year's competition. Each audience member will be assigned to one of the ten competing countries as they enter the venue - either with a sticker or branding with a hot iron on the forehead. It doesn't matter if you are from Bomaderry or Huskisson, tonight you are from the country you're given, so get used to it! Don't forget - you can't vote for your own country although there is nothing to stop you bribing others.

Competing countries are (in order of appearance): Italy, Estonia, Iceland, U.K., Hungary, Russia, Ireland, Greece, Germany, Sweden.

Warning: Don't wear mascara to Eurobeat as you will laugh until you cry!"

June 2-16: "Pack of Lies" by Hugh Whitemore

July 3-7: "Sinbad" (pantomime)

August 25 - September 8: "Wrong Turn at Lungfish" by Garry Marshall & Lowell Ganz

November 24 - December 8: "Stories in the Dark" by Debra Oswald