Gwen in Purgatory

11 August, 19 August, 1 September, 9 September

Namatjira

14 October, 20 October, 27 October

The Bougainville Photoplay Project

18 November, 24 November

The Diary of a Madman

15 December

Ticket Prices

Subscription Packages
Six Play Package $84 ($14 a play)
Five Play Package $75 ($15 a play)
Four Play Package $64 ($16 a play)

Single Schools Performance Tickets
$19 plus 1 supervising teacher per 10 students goes FREE! Please note schools prices are not available to tertiary students.

Ticket Price for regular performances
Students $33, Teachers $45*
(*Only for teachers accompanying school groups)

If you are a Priority Funded School you may be eligiblefor free schools performance tickets.

For more information please call:

Jane May
Telephone (02) 8396 6222
jane@belvoir.com.au

or download our PFS booking form.

Schools Performance Times

All performances are on Wednesdays and Thursdays starting at 11.30am. Please contact the Box Office closer to the performances for finishing times. Please note latecomers will not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.

General Performance Times

Tuesday at 6.30pm, Wednesday to Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2pm and 8pm, Sunday at 5pm

Booking Your Tickets

Download the booking form.

Once completed please fax or post to the Belvoir St Theatre Box Office. Upon receipt of your booking form a non-refundable 50% deposit will be required within 14 days. Full payment will be required at least 30 days prior to the performance or the booking may be cancelled. Cheques should be made payable to Company B Ltd.

"A moment of theatre magic." The Australian

"...good humoured, graceful and celebratory tale." The Sydney Morning Herald

"On opening night, the audience leapt to its feet in spontaneous applause, giving Gulpilil the heartfelt ovation it deserved." The Advertiser, Adelaide

Congratulations to David Gulpilil for winning Actor of the Year at the 2004 Deadlys.

David Gulpilil and Reg Cribb

Neil Armfield

With
David Gulpilil

One of our greatest movie stars, David Gulpilil, has lived his life in two worlds. Taken from school in Marwuyu, Arnhem Land, to appear in Nicholas Roeg's 1971 film Walkabout, his life is an epic tale of a traditional young Mandipingu man who, without a word of English, rockets to international attention. A man of intense charismatic charm and cultural certainty, for the last 35 years he has maintained an often precarious balance between his traditional life and his work in the film industry.

He has written his story with Reg Cribb and performed it at Stephen Page's 2004 Adelaide Festival and the ENERGEX Brisbane Festival. Gulpilil will be directed by Neil Armfield.

Schools Performances
Thursday 14 October
Friday 21 October

"It was a moment of theatre magic." The Australian

"David Gulpilil is a mesmerising dancer, actor, showman, comic, musician and storyteller.On opening night, the audience leapt to its feet in spontaneous applause, giving Gulpilil the heartfelt ovation it deserved." The Advertiser, Adelaide

"Passion, instinct and timing are a big part of the equation but there's also an inherent mystery that can make constantly evolving acts of expression in the theatre a marvel to behold. David Gulpilil's natural talents as a performer bring all of these elements into play.... [a] good-humoured, graceful and celebratory tale." Bryce Hallet, The Sydney Morning Herald

Recommended for...

HSC Drama Contemporary Australian Theatre
HSC English suitable supplementary material for electives Telling Stories and Ways of Living
HSC Aboriginal Studies
Year 10 History

All schools performances start at 11.30am

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