Easy Stages - Conclusion

No-one would have blamed it on the Boots, if only Kate had produced Macbeth instead of Hamlet.But Kate does produce Hamlet, Ericflirts outrageously with the impressionable Ophelia, and Liz insists that theghost wears the boots.This veryfunny production of the two stand-alone one-act plays (entitled "Don’t blame iton the Boots" and "Distracted Globe") complete the popular trilogy (whichcommenced with "Easy Stages").Theplays feature an experienced cast, including Jo Darby, Audrey Hindle and CecilJakins with their considerable comic talents.They are ably assisted by several verytalented newcomers.

Shows: - Friday 11, Saturday 12, Thursday 17, Friday 18 and Saturday 19 July.Weeknights at 20:15, Saturdays at 14:15 and 18:15.

Ticket prices Thursday eveningand matinees R45(R35 theatre club members), and other evenings R55 (R45)

Booking through Masque TheatreBookings on 021 788 1898 between 09:00 and 16:00 during the week and 09:00 and12:00 on Saturdays

The Lion, Witch and the Wardrobe

This well-loved story follows the adventure of four children as they find themselves in the magical land of  Narnia.  There they meet fantastical creatures/animals and find themselves caught up in a battle between good and evil.  Through this they learn invaluable lessons for life. The play promises to provide great entertainment for the whole family, appealing to both young and old.

Shows on Thursday 24, Friday 25 and Saturday 26 July. Times are 19H30 on weeknights and Saturday at 14H30 and 19H30.

To book phone Margie Wade 021 7942709.

Ticket prices are R60(adults) and R40 (children)

Barefoot in the Park

Follow the lives of newlyweds Paul and Corrie Bratter as they adjust to married life in a tiny apartment.  Paul is a lawyer who’s wound a little too tight, while Corrie is a free spirit.  They must contend with a five-flight climb, a hole in their skylight and their eccentric neighbour who must climb out of their window to get to his apartment.  When Corrie tries to make Paul loosen up, their marriage is turned upside down.  All ends well, however, in this light domestic comedy by one of the masters of comedy.

Shows on Friday 8, Saturday 9, Thursday 14, Friday 15 and Saturday 16 August.  Weeknights are at 20:15, Saturdays at 14:15 and 18:15

Ticket prices Thursday evening and matinees R45(R35 Theatre Club members), and other nights R55(R45 members)
 
Booking through Masque Theatre Bookings on 021 788 1898 between 09:00 and 16:00 during the week and 09:00 and 12:00 on Saturdays

Audition

Hotel Paradiso - 19 July 2008.
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