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Trust News October/November 1994 Volume 94- 6 TRUST NEWS OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1994 VOLUME 94- 6 . LEVEL 4,124 PHILLlP STREET, SYDNEY 2000IIII TEL 231-0699 . PO Box 845 K1 cs CRoss 2011 . PRIVILEGE BOOKING SERVICE EYE GS Telephone Carol Martin for her usual expert and personal service I THIS ISSUE ALO on the Trust's number (02) 23 1 0699 Show Trust Total Member's Savings TP Price Price Di scount (2 tkts) GP General Public Price Turandot $26.20 $52.40 Bl ood Brothers $8.20 $16.40 $3.00 Handling Fee per ticket (Pensioner and Student tickets). Oscar's Turn $3.00 For all other tickets $35.00 and under. to Sing $8.00 $16.00 $4.00 For all other tickets over $35.00. Jesus Christ Superstar $7.20 $ 14.40 FORTHCOMING PRODUCTIONS One Small Step $4.00 $8.00 Amadeus $6.20 $12.40 HELLO DOLLY (Book by Michael Stewart). Hello Dolly $10.00 $20.00 Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman. Siberia $8.00 $ 16.00 Her Majesty's Theatre, Quay Street, Railway Square. Showboat Dinner Starring Jill Perriman, Warren Mitchell, Jackie Love, Jeremy Cruise $18.00 36.00 Cinemas: Stanford, Josephine Mitchell and John Bowles Hoyts $ 2.50 $ 5.00 You are invited to share in the glitter, fun and romance of thi s Village $ 2.50 $ 5.00 spectacular musical; and fall in love - as Horace does with Dolly, an Greater Union $ 2.50 $ 5.00 iITesistable spirit who's happily match-making romances for everyone but herself. Dolly does eventually find her own match - but not $206.60 Why pay the full price for theatre and before Jerry Herman's brilliant songs have brought laughter and ci11e111a tickets, ll'hen you can be a tears along th e way.Playing from Thursday April 13th, 1995 for JO Tmst member and be eligible for these weeks onl y. huge potential sal'ings? Tues to Sat Eves - 8 pm. Matinees: Mon & Wed - l pm; Sat -2 pm. No need to ll'ait in queues, 1icke1s are TP $53.00 (Tues to Thurs Eves). j ust a Telephone call all'ay. $49.00 (Mon, Wed & Sat Mats). $62.20 (Fri & Sat Eves). GP $59.20 (Tues to Thurs Eves). $55.20 (M on, Wed & Sat Mats). $6P,. 20 (Fri & Sat Eves). SPECIAL TRUST PERFORMANCES Wednesday April 26th, 1995 - 8 pm Saturday April 22nd, 1995 - 2 pm Tickets $48 The earlier you book the better the seats Trust News is publi shed by the Au stralian Elizabethan Theatre Trust (ACN 008 394 250). Every effort is made to ensure th at all in formation is correct at the time of printing but the Trust accepts no responsibility for th e accuracy of the information herein . All enquires 231-0699. TRUST NEWS Volume ~ TRUST NEWS INSERT THE TENDER TRAP AUSTRALIAN OPERA 1995 SEASON Kent Street Theatre (Genesian Theatre PATIENCE by Gilbert & Sullivan TOSCA by Puccini. Company). CHAMPAGNE SUPPER Come along to Sydney' unique little theatre, and (Sung in English) (Sung in Italian) ee this romantic comedy originally made into a film Sydney Opera House (Opera Theatre) NIGHT .Sydney Opera House (Opera Theatre). with Debbie Reynolds and Frank Sinatra. Cast includes Jennifer Bermingham, Roxane Cast includes Barbara Daniels, Kenneth Collins FOR TRUST MEMBERS Playing from Saturday October 8th to Saturday Hislop, Graeme Ewer, Dennis Olsen and special and John Wegner. November 26th. guest star Anthony Warlow.This landmark AND THEIR FRIENDS Set against the background of Napoleon' advance Thurs to Sat - 8 pm. Sun - 4.30 pm. production directed by John Cox i one of the most on Rome, Tosca brilliantly combines a passionate acclaimed ever presented by the Australian Opera. TP $13. GP $16. Gilbert & Sullivan's tongue-in-cheek world of and stirring per onal tragedy with a political thriller TURANDOT by Giacomo Puccini. languid ladies, artistic pretension and confused of extraordinary dramatic force. HOTSPUR Sydney Football Stadium. military. Playing - Feb 13th, J 6th, 20th, 23rd and 25th. Starring Eva Marton. Playing - Jan 21st, 24th, 27th & 30th. Mar 1 t, 4th (Mat) & 7th. A staggering budget of $7.5 million has provided a Feb 3rd, 9th, 10th, 11th, 14th, 17th, Trust night to be announced. Thursday December 1st at 8 pm. cast and production team that read like a Who's 18th (Mat), 22nd, 25th (Mat) & 28th. Please ring the Theatre Trust office for price Who of World Opera. A host of internationally Mar 3rd. details for the 1995 Australian Opera Season. Sydney Opera House (Drama Theatre). renowned tars, supported by a chorus of 250 Trust night to be announced. AMADEUS by Peter Shaffer. Tickets available from mid-November. Supper will be held in the theatre foyer singer , a children's chorus of 50, a ballet company Footbridge Theatre (University of Sydney). after the performance. of 50, martial arts expert and acrobat , a 120 piece KATYA KABANOVA by Janacek Starring Barry Otto, Rhys Muldoon and Nadine (New Production). (Sung in English). orchestra, 350 extras and two thousand costume Garner.Based on the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Sydney Opera House (Opera Theatre). Cost per person $52, including show from Milanese couturiers. Mozart and Antonio Salieri the court composer, who Cast includes Eilene Hannan, Lone Koppel and and supper. Puccini' mu ic of high dramatic intensity, with a Suzanne Johnston. worshipped and envied him and eventually lyrical sweetness of the evolving love theme will make this production the greatest spectacle ever A drama set in a provincial Russian village. Katya destroyed him. HURRY - TICKETS SELLING FAST?? led by her impulsive nature, distances herself from Winner of five Tony Awards on Broadway it became taged at the Football Stadium. one of the most uccessful film of the Eightie Playing - November 2nd, 4th & 5th at 8 pm. her husband and is enticed into an affair with a TO OBTAIN PRIME SEATING IN TP $252.20 (Platinum Reserve) ophisticated young man. winning eight Oscar . A play that has a lot of gut y ALLOCATION PUT ASIDE $126.00 (Goul Reserve) Playing - Jan 12th, 17th, 20th, 23rd, 28th and 31 t. areas and fluctuates between the hyper-reali tic and PLEASE BOOK BEFORE $71.00 (Silver Reserve) Feb 4th & 8th. the operatic. $51.00 (Bronze Reserve) THE MAGIC FLUTE by Mozart. OCTOBER 21ST. Playing from Wednesday October 12th for a limited GP $252.20 (Platinum Reserve) (Sung in English). season. $152.50 (Gold Reserve) Sydney Opera House (Opera Theatre). Tues to Sat Eve - 8 pm. Mats: Wed - 1 pm; Sat - 2 $92.20 (Silver Reserve) Cast includes Jennifer McGregor, David Hobson & Angus Wood. pm; Sun - 5 pm. $67.20 (Bronze Reserve) SWEET PHOEBE by Michael Gow. Thi opera delivers one of the upreme testaments as TP $24.90 (Wed & Thurs Eves). SYDNEY SHOWBOAT DINNER two young couples undergo trials as they journey $22.90 (Tues Eves & Mats). Sydney Theatre Company (Wharf Theatre). CRUISE Departs Campbells Cove (The Rocks) 7.30 pm from darkness to light. $37.10 (Fri & Sat Eves). Starring Colin Moody and Cate Blanchett. Playing - Feb 2nd, 7th, 11th (Mat), 15th, 18th, 21st, GP $31.10 (Wed & Thurs Eves) Helen and Frazer have been happily married for ix daily. Enjoy a wonderful cruise on the harbour with dinner 24th & 27th. $27.10 (Tues Eves & Mats). year , succe is on the horizon. The company he followed by a pectacular cabaret how with Mar 2nd, 4th, 6th & 8th. $37. 10 (Fri & Sat Eves). i creating i attracting big client , he ha ju t been promoted. But all that i about to go to the dog . Au tralian and International performer . CINElVIA On their wedding anniver ary a hou e gue t arrives TP $72. 00 (daily). who will change the course of their live . GP $90.00 (daily). SPIDER AND ROSE SEARCHING FOR BOBBY FISCHER SYDNEY SHOWBOAT "DIXIE" JAZZ starring Ruth Cracknell and Simon Bossell. starring Ben Kingsley. Playing from Wednesday November 2nd to Saturday December 17th. LUNCHEON CRUISE. Departs Campbells Cove (The Rocks) 12.30 pm. Spider McCall is a 22 year old ambulance driver Mon to Sat - 8 pm. Mats: Wed - 1 pm; Sat - 2pm. When seven year old Josh Waitzkin sees speed ches While li tening to the Harbour City Jazz Band , with attitude. His final day on the job lands him an TP $33 (Mon to Thurs Eves). played for the first time, he discovers hi s talent for enjoy a deluxe buffet Lunch. as ignment driving an elderly patient from a Sydney $36 (Fri & Sat Eves). the game and is dubbed "the next Bobby Fischer". TP $32.00 (daily). hospital to her on 's farm in the country. They GP 36 (Mon to Sat Eve ). Josh is thrown into playing competitively and finds GP 39.50 (daily). embark on a journey that changes both their live . TP & GP $27 (Wed Mats); $30 (Sat Mats). the price of winning can be hi gh. Booking for the above to be made only through Screening at The Dendy, George Street, and CAROL MARTI at the Tru t. Ro eville Cinema. Opens at The Dendy in George Street late October. AUSTRALIAN ELIZABETHAN THEATRE TRUST TRUST N EWS Pagel BANANA'S IN PYJAMA'S AC 008 394 250 HOTSPUR by Geoffrey Atherden. Footbridge Theatre (University of Sydney). Sydney Theatre Company. TAX D ED UCTIBLE DONATION FORM A childhood without Banana' in Pyjama's - oh what Sydney Opera House (Drama Theatre). ARTS IN AUSTRAU A BY AUSTRAUANS FOR AUSTRAUANS a thought! For all children at heart and th ose of Starring Ruth Cracknell and Garry McDonald. age, the full stage show will entertain and thrill all. Fiona MacPherson is very much to her manor born - THE CHAIRMAN ENQUIRIES: (02) 23 1-0699 Complete with original sound track and full in this case Hotspur, the family home in inner AUSTRALIAN ELIZABETHAN THEATRE TRUST P.O.
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