Dear BATS mates - 30 June 2004
30 June 2004
Dear BATS mates
This week is your last chance to check out this year's offerings from the Young and Hungry Festival. Must end Saturday!
TO BOOK simply reply to this email with your name, number of tickets and date you wish to attend. We will reply to confirm your booking and you can pay when you come to the show.
After Young and Hungry BATS will be closed for maintenance, opening again on Wednesday 21 July with Felicity McDonnell's Fat Man Fox Livingston: Return of the King, followed by Sam Shepard's Action, brought to you by the acclaimed Theatre Pataphysical. Check out www.bats.co.nz for more info.
x BATS
The Young and Hungry 10th Anniversary Festival Season: Tuesday 15 June - Saturday 3 July (no show Sun/Mon) Tickets: $15 full price / $12 concession Season Pass: $36 full price / $24 concession
The Rising Scone "Enjoyably quirky and beautifully written" - Capital Times Time: 6.30pm A small New Zealand town is suffering a crisis: Its main industry has closed down and it's up to four unlikely teenagers to achieve a marketing miracle that will take their town from obscurity to a marketing Mecca. Written by Mel Johnson, directed by Jacqui Coats.
Tuakana Tuahine "Uplifting... about whanau, hope and forgiveness" - Capital Times Time: 8pm Good mates, a rambler classic and a Scribe gig add up to a wild night out in the big city. This play goes to the heart of what friendship can be and what happens when it's put to the test. Written by Hone Kouka, directed by Sarah Delahunty.
King of Stains "Provocative and challenging....weird and wonderful" - Capital Times Time: 9.30pm Friday night. Wellington, 1996. Full Moon. Six lonely people go crazy. Written by David Geary, directed by Damon Andrews.
ENDS
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