Short Shorts
Youth Theatre - 27th January to 31st January, 2026
NOW @ 1812
Clue On Stage
19th February to 14th March, 2026
The Lowe Auditorium
🎭Miss Scarlet has a talent for making trouble look glamorous.
One moment she’s dancing in the Ballroom…💃
The next, she’s standing beside a candlestick that suddenly feels very important. 🕯️
Is she guilty?
Is she innocent?
She bats her lashes.
We forget the question.
And somehow… we’re almost convinced...
💋 But is our prime suspect actually Miss Scarlet in the Ballroom with a Candlestick
or are we all simply the victims of her flirtatious intrigue?
Discover the truth — or be delightfully misled — when Clue on Stage opens this week.
🎟️www.1812theatre.com.au
Feb 15
Some cooks season with salt. 🧂
Some season with pepper.
This one seasons with… suspicion. 👀
Tonight’s cards reveal a rather tasty mystery:
🍽️ The Dining Room — now suspiciously spotless.
🔪 A knife — definitely not for carving roasts.
👩🍳 The Cook — looking far too calm for someone surrounded by clues.
So we have to ask…
Is our suspect the Cook, in the Kitchen with a Knife..? or are we stirring the pot again? 🍯
Find out at Clue on Stage — where the mystery is always served hot.
🎟️www.1812theatre.com.au
#ClueOnStage #1812Theatre #WhodunitFun
Feb 13
Professor Plum insists he’s innocent.
The study says otherwise.
And the pipe… well, that’s not helping his case.
🕵️♀️ Could our prime suspect be Professor Plum in the study with a pipe?
Professor Plum is looking stylish for an academic, but also like he needs a very good lawyer.
Come see Clue on Stage and help us solve the silliest mystery in town.
🎟️www.1812theatre.com.au
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Feb 12
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Feb 11
🎭 Things are heating up in the kitchen at The 1812 Theatre…
And one elegant suspect seems to be right in the middle of it.
Today’s cards reveal:
💙 Mrs Peacock — poised, polished, and possibly plotting
🍽️ The Kitchen — where secrets simmer
🔪 A knife — well… that’s suspicious
So we have to ask…
🕵️♀️ Is our suspect Mrs Peacock in the kitchen with a knife
or is she simply preparing a very dramatic dinner?
Only one way to uncover the truth — join us for the hilarious whodunnit chaos that is Clue on Stage at The 1812 Theatre!
OPENING NEXT WEEK..!!
#ClueOnStage #1812Theatre #WhodunitFun
Feb 11
🎉 A huge round of applause for our Lyrebird Award winners! 🎉
The 1812 Theatre is thrilled to celebrate the incredible talent recognised at this year’s Lyrebird Awards.
Please join us in congratulating these outstanding performers and creatives:
✨ Robin Le Blond – Winner: Best Lighting (Drama)
🌟 Sophie Watson – Winner: Best Youth Performer (Drama)
🎭 Angeline Thompson – Highly Commended Performance (Drama)
👏 Hannah Bolt – Highly Commended Performance (One Act Play)
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Feb 9
🎭 Shuffle the deck, deal the cards, and watch the mystery unfold!
Today’s reveal: Mr Green, looking suspiciously sharp…
Location: The Hall
Accessory of choice: A revolver (as you do)
Is he our culprit? Or just terribly misunderstood?
Find out in the riotous whodunnit Clue on Stage at The 1812 Theatre!
🎟️ www.1812theatre.com.au
#ClueOnStage #1812Theatre #WhodunitFun
Feb 8
🎭 THE BUTLER ISN’T LOOKING SO INNOCENT… 🎭
A fresh deck of clues has been dealt — and right on top sits Wadsworth, the ever‑helpful (or is he?) butler, cool as can be in the Ball Room with a rather sharp‑looking Knife.
Very normal. Very innocent. Very… suspicious.
Could our suspect be Wadsworth in the Ball Room with a Knife — or is he simply polishing the silver a little too enthusiastically.
Catch the fast-paced mayhem in Clue on Stage at the 1812 Theatre!
🎟️www.1812theatre.com.au
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Feb 5
