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Last call for Fringe at BATS!

Last call for Fringe at BATS!

28 February 2006


Kia ora koutou,

Nearly the last, but not the least! If you can't afford the arts festival, satisfy your theatre craving with some awesome fringe. Shows listed below or find out more at www.bats.co.nz Psst: Missed The Cottage?

They're doing a return season, 8.30pm, 14-18 March ... Love BATS

BOOK NOW
Last call- to book for any performance at BATS email book@bats.co.nz with your name, the show, date and number of tickets. We will reply to confirm your booking and you can pay when you come to the show. Choice!

Anything to Declare? by Mel Dodge - ends Tonight!
Season. Sat 25 - Tues 28 February
Time. 6.30pm
Tickets. $15 full / $12 concession & groups 8+ / $10 Fringe Addict
Kiwi backpacker sets out to explore Europe. On the way she learns the essentials of Italian, drinks beer and falls in love. A hilarious and insightful solo show about the big OE.

The Other Side of the Fence by Rick Loos - ends Thurs!
Season. Mon 27 February - Thu 2 March
Time. 8pm
Tickets. $15 full / $12 concession & groups 8+ / $10 Fringe Addict'Don't any of you set foot over this side of the fence again, you hear?' Three Stories from Witi Ihimaera's Pounamu Pounamu featuring performing arts students and graduates of Te Wananga o Aotearoa.

Super Beast - by Sarah Delahunty - ends Sat!
Season. Tues 28 February - Sat 4 March
Time. 9.30pm
Tickets. $15 full / $12 concession & groups 8+ / $10 Fringe AddictWhen deprived of her liberty and her cellphone one night in the forest Princess Alicia fights to find a new twist in her tale. An outraged and outrageous black comedy of farce, fairytale and frogs!

Biscuit and Coffee by Phil Ormsby - ends Sat!
Season. Wed 1 - Sat 4 March
Time. 6.15pm
Tickets. $15 full / $12 concession / $10 Fringe AddictA one woman comedy about obsession, eternal life and the search for the perfect coffee. Starring Alex Ellis.

Please Don't Feed the Models by Sara Standring - opens Fri!
Season. Fri 3 - Sat 11 March (no show Sun/Mon)
Time. 8pm
Tickets. $15 full / $12 concession & groups 8+ / $10 Fringe Addict
Former international model turned actor, Sara takes us on a fabulous romp through a world where a girl's measurement of determination and desire should far surpass that of her hips.

Next at BATS Jo Randerson's Skazzle Dazzle, opens Tues 7 March

BATS Theatre loves Duncan Sarkies - Instructions for Modern Living at the Arts Festival.

ENDS

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