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Season 2012HOTHOUSE THEATRE

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Not only will the company turn fifteen, but to celebrate, we have some of the best theatre companies in Australia coming to our region to work with us in presenting and producing the finest work on offer.

And what an array of stories we have too. There’s an Australian theatre legend’s tribute to his grandmother, a contemporary Australian play about events that happened 1600 years ago, a thriller set in the online world, a gothic tale of mothers and sisters, a brilliant play about youth counter culture and a show that’s been described as Tom Waits meets the Mighty Boosh.

And that’s just the mainstage season. Our brilliant Studio program will be back next year with two works presented throughout the year – a season of absurdist works in July and then some plays specifically commissioned for our

young ensemble in December. All up, there’s thrills, spills, a few tears and a lot of laughs all through 2012.

Most importantly though, HotHouse offers the opportunity for audiences to experience work that celebrates, examines and questions the world in which we live. Only theatre can do this in such a direct, communal and social way. There’s nothing like sitting in a full auditorium and being a part of a group that is collectively moved to hysteria or compelled to absolute silence.

This isn’t just entertainment, it’s entertainment jam packed with ideas and questions you’ve never experienced.

Come for the ride with us in 2012, I promise you, you won’t forget it.

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2012 is shaping up to be a huge year for HotHouse

JON HALPIN ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

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2 3FractionsImagine eight hundred years of scientific, artistic

and academic work destroyed and erased from history. Imagine a government floundering

amongst chaos and confusion due to a new set of values enforced on society as a matter of law. Imagine the most intelligent person in the known world being earmarked for death by religious zealots.

Fractions is the story of Hypatia, a brilliant mathematician and philosopher who was the first woman to be considered the greatest mind of her age. 1600 years ago she was responsible for the Library of Alexandria – the largest collection of knowledge in her world.

The West is on the cusp of entering the dark ages and Rome is under attack on all fronts. In Alexandria, religious fanatics pose a much larger and immediate threat – they’re determined to destroy the Library and anyone who stands in their way. Political turmoil runs unchecked and danger is around every corner. In order to save her Library and her life’s work, Hypatia is faced with a terrible choice.

Winner of the Queensland Premier’s Drama Award 2010/2011, and developed with the assistance of PlayWriting Australia, Fractions is one of the most anticipated premieres to hit the Australian stage in recent times.

FRACTIONSBY MARCEL DORNEY A CO-PRODUCTION BETWEEN HOTHOUSE THEATRE AND QUEENSLAND THEATRE COMPANY

MARCH 22 - 31

DIRECTOR JON HALPIN DESIGN SIMONE ROMANIUKLIGHTING DESIGNER BEN HUGHES COMPOSER/SOUND DESIGNER BRETT COLLERY CAST JOLENE ANDERSON EUGENE GILFEDDER JASON KLARWEIN HUGH PARKER AND LUCAS STIBBARD

JON’S NOTE: “I’ve wanted to direct this

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it’s become something of an obsession for

me. I’m so excited about this work and

I honestly don’t know of another writer

in Australia other than Marcel who can

capture an idea of such vast scope and

breadth and present it in such a funny,

exciting, accessible and powerful way.”

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This is the incredible true story of a boy who conspired to murder himself…

Based on extraordinary real events in Manchester in 2003, this stunning work delves into the mind of a teenage chat

room junkie: a modern boy, remarkably clever and longing for connection, who spins a web of deceit that destroys two lives – all for the glory of love.

He is 14-year old Johnny. He wants to be someone, and online he can be anyone he wants. He says he’s a bigger liar than Shakespeare himself, and we have to believe him.

This inspired Australian play is driven by an urgency and vernacular that plunges us headlong into a vortex of online love.

I Love You, Bro

JON’S NOTE: “A stunning performance

from Leon Cain is at the heart of this

incredible story that keeps folding in on

itself. Add to that a superb production design

and astute direction from La Boite Theatre

Company Artistic Director, David Berthold

and you’ll be in for the ride of your life with

I Love You, Bro.”

I LOVE YOU, BROBY ADAM J A CASSA LA BOITE THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION

MAY 29 - JUNE 2

DIRECTOR DAVID BERTHOLD DESIGNER RENÉE MULDERLIGHTING DESIGN CAROLYN EMERSON SOUND DESIGN GUY WEBSTER VISUAL DESIGN JAXZYN CAST LEON CAIN

“A one man tour de-force. I Love You, Bro is a fabulous play. Beautifully written, directed and designed and with a mesmerising performance at its heart.”Katherine Lyall-Watson, ourbrisbane.com P

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“I think about my grandparents walking along this road – and now I am here. I’m in Malta. I’m looking at absolutely everything and trying to drink it in. I feel connected. I feel like I am home.”

In 1948, Angela left Malta. Having gathered up five children, she sailed out on the Strathnavar, leaving poverty and the war behind. Her

destination: Australia. In Surry Hills, she could build a bright new life. If only she could first learn the language, finish shoring up their dilapidated house, find new friends, get the racist neighbour off her back and keep her son away from sly grog queen Kate Leigh’s kids.

Back in Malta, someone else has made a journey. Making his way along Kalkara’s glistening harbourside, a young man with flowing black hair has returned to claim his past. Paul Capsis is walking home.

A journey that begins at a kitchen table becomes a sprawling family history and a fitting tribute to a much-loved matriarch.

Told simply and truthfully, Angela’s Kitchen is an astonishingly evocative piece of autobiographical theatre from one of Australia’s most versatile performers, Paul Capsis.

Angela’s Kitchen“A deeply felt tribute to

Angela’s fortitude in particular - and by

extension, to all those who take special care of

us as children and profoundly affect the

people we become.” Jason Blake, Sydney Morning Herald

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ANGELA’S KITCHENBY PAUL CAPSIS AND JULIAN MEYRICKA GRIFFIN THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION

JUNE 26 – 30

DIRECTOR JULIAN MEYRICKDESIGNER LOUISE MCCARTHYASSOCIATE WRITER HILARY BELLLIGHTING DESIGN VERITY HAMPSONSOUND DESIGN ALISTER SPENCEVISUAL DESIGN STEVE TOULMINCAST PAUL CAPSIS

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JON’S NOTE: “I’m over the moon that one

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for this HotHouse season. Angela’s Kitchen is a heart warming tribute from

the legendary Paul Capsis to an adored

matriarch. This show is not to be missed.”

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“Sometimes there’s no scarier place to be than inside your own head”

Sebastian is a terminally unpopular fifteen-year old kid, with an overactive imagination and an obsession with anime and death. His only

friend, Claryssa, is an emo Wiccan art-freak barely one rung higher than Sebastian on the social ladder.

What starts as another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves Sebastian unconscious and their friendship left in ruin. The next morning, he wakes up with a mysterious moth in a jar by his bed, and a calling to save the souls of all human kind. And so begins the Passion of Sebastian…

Having played three sell out seasons at Melbourne’s Malthouse Theatre, as well as selling out the Sydney Opera House, Moth is sure to be an incredible and unforgettable experience.

Nominated as Best New Australian Work at the 2011 Helpmann Awards (National Industry), winner of three 2011 Green Room Awards including Best new writing for the Melbourne stage and the 2010 Malcolm Robertson Prize, Moth is bound to leave you breathless.

For audience 15+ This production contains coarse language

Moth

MOTHby Declan Greene AN ARENA THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION An Arena Theatre Company and Malthouse Theatre commission

AUGUST 7 – 11

DIRECTOR CHRIS KOHN DESIGNER JONATHON OXLADELIGHTING DESIGN RACHEL BURKE COMPOSER JETHRO WOODWARD VISUAL DESIGN 21 – 19 (DOMENICO BARTOLO)

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“… A superbly performed and keenly directed reminder of the brutalities we ignore, with enough wit and compassion to lift it above the standard precautionary tale.” John Bailey, The Sunday Age

JON’S NOTE: “Declan Greene is without

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stunned and inspired audiences in Sydney,

Melbourne and Brisbane. Now it’s Albury

Wodonga’s turn to experience a production

that is simply unforgettable. Moth will

have you on the edge of your seat as it

spirals to its gobsmacking conclusion”

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From internationally acclaimed, multi award winning creators Finucane & Smith comes the haunting and electrifying work hailed as

“masterful… an Australian Gothic that defines the genre”.

The sheep farm is dilapidated. The farm house, dark and squalid, sits by the river, sheltering a mad old lady, and her isolated hard-drinking daughter. Memories are seeping through the floorboards. As the sun sets, the flood waters rise. The screen door bangs open in the rain and wind; Catherine has returned after 20 years. The past is here. Through the mesmerising friction between estranged sisters, fuelled by alcohol and uncertain memories of a long-dead father, three women are trapped with a past no one wants to remember. Bristling with dark humour and edge-of-the-seat performances by three of our finest actresses, The Flood is startlingly authentic writing, plunging audiences into the lives of characters so real you feel you know them; a web of family intrigue against the haunting Australian outback.

The Flood JON’S NOTE: “Mothers, daughters and

sisters. The Flood digs up memories

and familial accusations that cannot be

forgotten. The three women in this cast are

each exceptional performers, The Flood is

a small masterpiece of Australian Gothic.

This show is perfect for the Butter Factory,

my only regret is that we only have it for

three performances. Be sure to book early.”

THe flOODby Jackie SMiTHA FINUCANE AND SMITH AND CRITICAL STAGES PRODUCTION

AUGUST 28 & 29

DIRECTOR LAURENCE STRANGIO DESIGN THE SISTERS HAYESLIGHTING DESIGN BRONWYN PRINGLE SOUND NATASHA ANDERSON CAST SHIRLEY CATTUNAR MAUDE DAVEY CAROLINE LEE

“A dark and ingenious piece of Australian Gothic.” Cameron Woodhead, The Age

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The hilariously inventive Suitcase Royale are finally coming to the border, bringing you a masterfully mad tale from the dusty-plains of

the Australian outback. Welcome to the Blue Lagoon Caravan Park, an idyllic paradise somewhere in the dead heart of Australia. Wombats are the main attraction, loved by all, until something goes wrong, something goes very wrong! A mysterious disease has turned the Wombats into blood-thirsty demons. Packed with smokin’ live music, junkyard sets and a caravan-full of the Suitcase Royale’s famous brand of twisted humour.

“Like an inspired collaboration between Nick Cave and the League of Gentleman.” Time out, London

Zombatland

JON’S NOTE: “Zombatland is a

rockin’, twisted tale that will

have you tapping your toes

and laughing ‘til your sides

split. The Suitcase boys are

really excited about coming to

the Butter Factory. But not as

excited as me.”

THE SUITCASE ROYALE IN ZOMBATLAND

OCTOBER 23 – 27

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In 2011, HotHouse Theatre embarked on a brand new youth project, The Studio.

We held auditions and selected the best eleven actors, aged between 16 and 25 to form an ensemble that would train and be given performance opportunities throughout the year.

In July, they presented a fully rehearsed production of The Laramie Project by Moises Kaufmann and members of the Tectonic Theatre Project. The production was an outstanding success, playing to full houses and receiving standing ovations each night. In December 2011, the group presented Deviation a full length devised work, in the Butter Factory Theatre.

The program is designed to offer the most talented young performers in the region the opportunity to train with our Studio Director Sebastien Pasche and Artistic Director Jon Halpin as well as providing performance opportunities to young local artists. The ensemble meets weekly on a Thursday evening from 5:30 – 8:30pm.

The group also to takes part in a number of Sunday afternoon workshops and play-readings throughout the year. In 2011, they were able to meet and receive advice and workshops from Marcus Graham, Luke Mullins and Lucas Stibbard as well as attend all of our opening nights.

HotHouse will continue the Studio program throughout 2012, with auditions held in March to select new members of the ensemble. We hope to expand the group in the coming years, but have a cap of 16 as the maximum capacity for the program.

In July next year, the ensemble will perform in a series of short absurdist works in the Butter Factory and in December 2012, they will perform in The Border Trilogy, three short works by Marcel Dorney, Declan Greene and Cate Kennedy, commissioned by HotHouse Theatre. Throughout the year they will take part in further workshops from visiting artists here as a part of our Month in the Country program as well as a series of Sunday afternoon play-readings of classic and contemporary works.

The response to the program from this year’s ensemble has been outstanding, with each member’s confidence and skill base growing dramatically. It is open to any young person from the age of 16 – 25. Any graduating students hoping to take a gap year before pursuing tertiary studies in the performing arts should be encouraged to audition in March.

Taking part in the HotHouse Studio program requires a huge commitment from the participants, but the results are thoroughly rewarding for those involved. Check our website early in the new year for audition dates for the 2012 ensemble. This is the ideal program for any young people hoping to pursue a career in the performing arts.

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Built in 1928, The Butter Factory Theatre, Wodonga was formerly the site of Holden & Nielsson, an operating dairy set amongst the bushland of Gateway Island on the banks of the Murray River. In 1997 the building was transformed into a professional theatre venue, becoming the performance home of HotHouse Theatre.

When not in use for HotHouse Theatre’s subscription season and associated activities, the Butter Factory Theatre is available to hire for a wide variety of events.

The Theatre itself is a studio-style black box with a sprung wooden floor. The auditorium features a raked seating bank accommodating 162. It’s a warm and intimate performance space, popular with performers and audiences alike. A standard hire package features:

facilities

front of house staff who will ensure the highest standard of service for your event; and

Also available for hire is the less formal Studio space, frequently utilised for rehearsals, meetings, tailored private functions, and launches. The theatre’s foyer is a pre-show and event hub with its unique charm, relaxed atmosphere and a bar that boasts a fine selection of wines, beers and beverages.

A range of professional catering options is available upon request. Full technical specifications are available by visiting our website at or for more information please contact our Company Manager, Bethwynn Hackett at beth@hothousetheatre.com.au

Managed by HotHouse Theatre on behalf of the City of Wodonga

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COMMISSIONSHotHouse remains one of only a few professional theatre companies dedicated to the commissioning, development and production of new Australian works.

Good plays take years to create, and they aren’t made in isolation. The idea of the genius playwright beavering away at their work until they produce their masterpiece is a myth. Making theatre is a collaborative process and many minds contribute to the creation of a work.

HotHouse is proud to commission leading and new voices in Australian play writing. Currently, we have Declan Greene, Marcel Dorney, Cate Kennedy and Campion Decent under commission.

We not only commission writers, but we also invest time and money in the process of developing work, to ensure writers are given the opportunity to fully explore their work and to guarantee that when it reaches the stage, it is ready.

In 2012, we will embark on a brand new commission, this time we hope to work with an independent theatre company, developing an idea and then exploring the performance opportunities. If successful, this work won’t reach the Butter Factory Stage until 2014.

A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY Each year, HotHouse plays host to some of the most exciting and innovative theatre makers this country has on offer.

Playwrights, directors, actors, set and costume designers, musicians and composers, video artists, lighting designers and many more, take up residence at our farmhouse and its attached rehearsal studio, (generously provided by AlburyCity), for weeks at a time, and create new, exciting, innovative work. The program has recently been revamped to allow more artists to use the facility and to make the program more flexible, allowing groups to be able to strike when the creative iron’s hot.

In exchange for this residency program, artists deliver workshops and masterclasses to the local community through a partnership between HotHouse and Murray Arts. HotHouse’s own Studio Ensemble are given the opportunity to meet with the groups using the program and are taken through detailed creative development processes.

The work created through A Month in the Country has been produced and presented all over the country. We have had, and continue to have, artists from every state in Australia take advantage of the opportunity to spend some time in Albury Wodonga, see our beautiful region and create exceptional work.

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The HotHouse Drama School has been operating since 2006 and has seen over 400 students of various ages experience tuition at the Butter Factory Theatre, Wodonga.

We host a variety of classes catering for all ages: Juniors (8–13), Seniors (14–17) and Adult 18+.

Whether you’re a serious ‘drama-head’, or just curious about expressing yourself, there is a whole world of creativity to be discovered in our classes. The curriculum has been designed as a dramatic adventure, with students developing their skills in performance techniques, scene work, improvisation, monologues, movement and physical theatre.

We also run Masterclass, for those who want to go deeper into the world of acting. Entry into this course is strictly by audition.

The various classes available at our Drama School are ideal for anyone wanting to build self-confidence or to enhance their secondary or tertiary studies or even to pursue a future career in the performing arts. It would be the ideal program for students wishing to further their understanding and appreciation of drama in addition to what they already receive in the classroom.

The classes run all year in four 8-week terms. Details can be found at our website: www.hothousetheatre.com.au

HOTHOUSE IN SCHOOLSHotHouse Theatre now offers an exciting range of in schools workshops for schools in the region. From Devised Drama, monologues and audition preparation, through to Technical Training, the team can create a package suitable to class needs. More information is available on the website.

A range of special events and opportunities are in the pipeline for schools to make their mark on The Butter Factory Theatre stage. Stay up to date with all the latest info by signing up to our enews.

HotHouse Theatre is a local success story of which we can all feel proud. But did you know funding from local, state and federal government accounts for less than 50% of the Company’s income?

HotHouse Theatre generates the rest through box office, donations and business partnerships.

We are one of the last regional theatre companies that remain in Australia and every time we tour, our community tours with us. We are helping to spread the word about this vibrant thriving community throughout Australia.

Here is how you can help:

DONATIONSYou can assist by making a valuable financial contribution to the company. Donations of $2 and over are fully tax deductible and donations are listed on our Donations wall in The Butter Factory Theatre, Wodonga, our annual reports and our website.

Please consider supporting the company by donating to the Artistic Program or perhaps tailor your donation to one of these great initiatives:

BEQUESTS More than 30% of Australians die without making a valid will. Their assets are evenly distributed according to law and not necessarily according to their wishes. You can include anyone you wish to remember in your will, including not for profit organisations of your choice. By making provision for HotHouse in your will, you will be ensuring that high quality theatre will flourish for future generations to enjoy.

BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPSHotHouse offers a unique opportunity to increase your profile on the regional and national stage! Business partnerships with HotHouse Theatre start at $1500 and are individually structured around a wide range of benefits to suit your business.

For more information on any of the above, e-mail Bernadette Haldane (General Manager) at bernie@hothousetheatre.com.au or phone 02 6021 7433 and arrange a time to discuss how we can work together to benefit the local community.

Securing Our FutureThis group of theatre lovers support our work through their generous financial donations.

Support Us

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ANGELGreg Gladman & Bridget Gladman-Doyle Schnelle Partners – The Next StepRobert WoodLiz & Nigel HeitmeyerD FrederickAlison Green & Thomas WetherallDrummond Real EstateRod PatonKatherine Sleeman

GUARDIANDavid & Elaine MannPeter & Bambi QuigleyLyric Olives

Tony & Prue SmithDi Thomas & Don Fraser

STARBarry & Kay BennettBert & Lesley WashingtonLiz & Darren HoffmanJudith & Rick HorneJudy Brewer – FischerGreg & Jill Aplin

PATRONJim & Jill PoynerRichard & Anne AndrewsTony & Robyn SchultzJanet & Gavan KellyMichael CarrollDavid & Colleen HardieLynda & Gavin PatersonJohn & Marg HunterMargaret & Ray TobinBronwyn Edinger

Current at November 2011

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*The Australian Government is proud to be associated with this tour through the national performing arts touring program, Playing Australia, which gives Australians across the country the opportunity to see some of our best performing arts.

Fractions I Love You Bro Angela’s Kitchen Moth The Flood *

La Boite receives assistance from the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland

Brochure correct at timing of printing. HotHouse Theatre reserves the right to amend performance or performance times and shall advise patrons. This season is subject to confirmation of funding. Design:

OUR LOCATIONAt Gateway Island we’re an easy five-minute drive from the centre of Albury or Wodonga and there is plenty of free parking once you arrive. Alternatively, taxis are available from Dean Street, Albury & High Street, Wodonga and there is a bus service operated by Dysons. Call 02 6056 3100 for timetable information.

PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN PERFORMANCESIn 2012, we will continue the Pay-What-You-Can mid-week matinee performance for most shows. All tickets unsold one hour prior to performance are available for purchase at the Box Office at whatever you can afford (min $5, limit two per person). Pre-booked tickets are at regular prices.

DRINKS AT THE THEATREThe theatre bar is open 45 minutes prior to evening and matinee performances. Patrons are generally welcome to take drinks into the theatre. However, this may be inappropriate for some performances. In these cases patrons will be advised via foyer signage.

GIFT VOUCHERSA HotHouse Gift Voucher is a great way to spoil a loved one. Vouchers bought from December 1, 2011 will be valid until December 31, 2013. You can book Gift Vouchers online or call HotHouse Theatre and our staff will arrange a gift pack, which will include a season brochure, gift card and details on how to redeem.

WHEELCHAIR AND MOBILITY ACCESSFacilities for wheelchair access and seating for patrons with mobility aids are available. Please mention your requirements when booking.

VISION AUSTRALIAVision Australia provides audio description for blind and visually impaired patrons. A trained audio describer in a separate room reads the program notes, describes set and costume and descriptions of actions and expressions are transmitted live, in-between the dialogue. Patrons can sit anywhere in the theatre and receive this description through a small radio receiver and earpiece. Phone HotHouse to find out when this service is available or call Vision Australia on 02 6023 6611 for more information.

EXCHANGES AND REFUNDSSubscribers may exchange tickets to another night in the season they have booked with 24 hours notice (subject to availability). Single ticket buyers may exchange tickets for a processing fee of $5.50.

Tickets cannot be refunded unless a performance is cancelled. See the Code of Practice for the Ticketing of Live Performance in Australia for conditions (www.liveperformance.com.au)

For full terms and conditions including information about adult themes, strong language, smoking in plays, babies at performances, lost tickets and school bookings visit www.hothousetheatre.com.au

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CHOOSE 3 OR MORE SHOWS AND SAVESubscribers will ALWAYS receive the best rate available. In 2012 a subscriber will save $18 per FULL ticket (a saving of over $100 for all six shows)

EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBEAs a HotHouse subscriber, you will receive your Season 2012 keyring, giving you access to some great discounts in the region from our partners throughout the year including 10% of at The Butter Factory Theatre Bar and La Maison Café. A full list of offers are regularly updated on our website.

ALL THE BENEFITS OF BEING A SUBSCRIBER, WITHOUT LOCKING IN DATES – FLEXI SIXWe all have busy schedules and sometimes locking into a particular night is difficult. A Flexi Six allows you to save on the single ticket price, get the benefits of subscribing (including your Season 2012 keyring) and the BEST bit is you don’t have to choose your dates until you are ready! Share your Flexi Six tickets with friends, family or colleagues. You will be sent a reminder 2 weeks before each show to ensure you use your Flexi Six tickets within the 2012 season.

OPENING NIGHT PACKAGESA limited number of Opening Night packages are available. This is your chance to mingle with the stars! Your Opening night subscription grants you access to the opening night party, program and a contribution to our donations program. If you need to swap tickets from opening night, no problem, we will arrange for complimentary drinks on the night you attend.

ONLINE Visit www.hothousetheatre.com.au and follow the ‘subscribe now’ button

NEW TO HOTHOUSE THEATRE? Create a new account, by following the prompts after ‘subscribe now’

REGISTERED ONLINE BEFORE? Please use existing account (or access our ‘forgot password’ function) so we can recognise you for priority processing. Having trouble? Call 02 6021 7433 and our staff will step you through the process

SEND IN YOUR FORMFill in your booking form and send to:

HotHouse TheatreP.O Box 479WODONGA VIC 3689

You are also welcome to drop off your completed booking form at the HotHouse Theatre office or fax to 02 6023 2201

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?A confirmation email will be sent to the patron identified on the booking form once processed.Your Season 2012 keyring and a confirmation of the tickets you have purchased will be posted to you in the first week of February 2012.

Join Us in 2012 How to book1. DETAILS

Name of Primary Ticket Holder

Address

Suburb Postcode

Phone Mobile

Email

Special Assistance (Please provide details of any special seating or audio assistance you require)

2. SEASON DATES (insert number of tickets required)

Fractions I Love You, Bro Angela’s Kitchen Moth Zombatland

MARCH MAY JUNE AUGUST OCTOBER

8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 6.30pm 8pm 11am 11am 11am 11am

8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 11am JUNE 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 4pm 4pm 4pm 8pm 4pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 3pm 8pm 8pm The Flood

AUGUST

8pm 11am 8pm

GREAT PACKAGES AVAILABLE SEE OVER PAGE FOR DETAILS Pay What You Can

2012 SINGLE TICKET PRICES ADULT $45 CONCESSION $40 Meet the Artists

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HotHouse Team

BOARDJohn BakerDougald FrederickJohn HunterPaul McGill Lisa Mahood Di ThomasProf David Throsby

ARTISTIC DIRECTORATEGeordie BrookmanJon HalpinChris MeadVanessa Pigrum

COMMUNITY CONSULTATIVE GROUPLoretta FosterLiz HeitmeyerJohn HunterRoss SewellMary Sloan

STAFFJon Halpin Artistic DirectorBernadette Haldane General Manager

ADMINISTRATIONBethwynn Hackett Company ManagerFiona Elliott Office ManagerJodie Kensington Marketing ManagerKellie May Development Manager

VENUE & TECHNICALRob Scott Operations Manager

DRAMA SCHOOLSebastien Pasche Coordinator & Studio Director

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