POSTED DECEMBER, '14

Celia fled the city with baby Zoe after the murder of her husband, an innocent bystander in the wrong place at the wrong time.

 

Sixteen years later, home is an isolated peach farm, a protective cage; keeping Zoe safe from the dangers of the outside world.

 

But the teenager is growing increasingly restless in the face of her mother’s over-protectiveness, yearning to bite into all life has to offer.

 

The years of isolation are shattered when shadowy siblings Kieran and Sheena appear at the farm looking for picking work. The combination of heat, isolation and the excitement inherent in the forbidden, trigger bad decisions and youthful passions – changing Celia’s world forever.

 

Playing in the Lowe Auditorium - 26th February - 21st March.  Tickets are available now though our website via the link below.

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POSTED FEBRUARY, '15

LIVE MUSIC IS COMING TO THE 1812 THEATRE

SUNDAY 29TH MARCH, 2015

Featuring the D.R. Big Band & Open Mic sessions

 

The 18 piece D.R. Big Band plays a variety of music styles - Hard driving blues; gentle ballads; soothing bossas and the exciting standards of the swing era - all punctuated by great vocals.

 

Open Mic sessions will take place between sets.

 

Tickets: $10 (At the Door)

 

Venue: The 1812 Theatre Foyer - 3 Rose Street, Upper Fern Tree Gully

 

Drinks & snacks available for purchase at the event (NO BYO)

POSTED FEBRUARY, '15

SWAMPFOX GEARS UP FOR KILLING JEREMY,

SEASON TWO IN THE bakery@1812

Every year we have a local production company, Swampfox Productions, produce our second season in the bakery@1812.

This year they are bringing Killing Jeremy to the stage.

 

Killing Jeremy is an elegant and assured play about a young woman struggling to come to terms with her boyfriend lying in a coma after a car accident.

 

So much unsaid about their lives, her dreams, his family and avoiding the inevitable decision to turn off his ventilator. While she is his girlfriend, she has no sway in the decision-making; and his family are waiting. As the burden of guilt and grief mounts, the extremity of emotion threatens to drive her mad.

 

A poignant, funny production, Killing Jeremy makes for compelling theatre.

 

Playing in the bakery@1812 - 8th April to 2nd May.  Tickets are available now though our website via the link below.

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