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IN THE SPOTLIGHT First staged in Liverpool then London in the early 80s, on the face of it Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers is one of the more unlikely musicals to become an all-time audience favourite. By the time the show closed in November 2012 it had clocked up more than 10,000 performances and was the third longest run in the West End (just behind Les Miserables and The Phantom of the Opera and ahead of Cats). The story of the separated twins is both moving, hilarious and gripping and the three-week season at the Earl Arts Centre is a rare opportunity for audiences to witness this musical theatre masterpiece with a thrilling cast in an intimate setting where it becomes even more powerful. L TO R: Chris Jackson (Mickey) and Matthew Tomlin (Eddie). IMAGE by Ross Marsden Presentation Partners Encore Theatre Company S S H H O O W W B B U U Z Z Z Z July 2017 encoretheatre.org.au EARL ARTS CENTRE 27 OCT 11 NOV TICKETS 6323 3666 ONLINE theatrenorth.com.au

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

First staged in Liverpool then London in the early 80s, on the face of it Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers is

one of the more unlikely musicals to become an all-time audience favourite. By the time the show

closed in November 2012 it had clocked up more than 10,000 performances and was the third

longest run in the West End (just behind Les Miserables and The Phantom of the Opera and ahead

of Cats). The story of the separated twins is both moving, hilarious and gripping and the three-week

season at the Earl Arts Centre is a rare opportunity for audiences to witness this musical theatre

masterpiece with a thrilling cast in an intimate setting where it becomes even more powerful.

L TO R: Chris Jackson (Mickey) and Matthew Tomlin (Eddie). IMAGE by Ross Marsden

Presentation Partners

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Encore Theatre Company

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July 2017 encoretheatre.org.au

EARL ARTS CENTRE 27 OCT – 11 NOV TICKETS 6323 3666 ONLINE theatrenorth.com.au

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Major Partners

IN THE HEIGHTS Launceston College is thrilled to be presenting In the Heights, an exciting musical written by Lin – Manuel Miranda,

who also wrote the smash hit musical Hamilton. The story explores three days in the lives of a New York City Latino

neighbourhood. The score features hip-hop, salsa, merengue and soul music.

Set in New York City’s Washington Heights—a place where the coffee from the bodega is light and sweet, the

windows are always open, and the streets explode with the songs and rhythms of three generations, In The Heights

explores a community on the brink of change, full of hopes, dreams, and pressures, where the biggest struggles

can be deciding which traditions you take with you, and which ones you leave behind.

2-5 August at the Princess Theatre, presented by Launceston College TICKETS 6323 3666 & ONLINE theatrenorth.com.au

Encore Theatre Company

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July 2017 encoretheatre.org.au

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Encore Theatre Company

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July 2017 encoretheatre.org.au

The Addams Family features an original story, and it’s every father’s nightmare. Wednesday Addams, the

ultimate princess of darkness, has grown up and fallen in love with a sweet, smart young man from a

respectable family – a man her parents have never met. And if that weren’t upsetting enough,

Wednesday confides in her father and begs him not to tell her mother. Now, Gomez Addams must do

something he’s never done before – keep a secret from his beloved wife, Morticia. Everything will change

for the whole family on the fateful night they host a dinner for Wednesday’s ‘normal’ boyfriend and his

parents. Directed by Danny Gibson & presented by Stage Right Youth Theatre is it definitely going to a creepy &

kooky night at the theatre!

PRINCESS THEATRE 8, 9, 10 AUGUST TICKETS 6323 3666 & ONLINE theatrenorth.com.au

L to R: Maggie Aitken, Sakura White, Laura Rattray, Lilian Pragt, Claire Imlach,

Harrison Anderson, Bailey Henderson, Oliver Johns. IMAGE by Lotus White

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Partners

Encore Theatre Company

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July 2017 encoretheatre.org.au

MORE INFO about ENCORE? ONLINE: encoretheatre.org.au

LIKE US: facebook.com/encoretasmania

FOLLOW US: @EncoreTasmania

WHAT’S ON in TASSIE?

IN THE HEIGHTS

presented by Launceston College

2-5 August (Princess Theatre)

THE ADDAMS FAMILY Young Part

presented by Stage Right Youth Theatre

8-10 August (Princess Theatre)

LEGENDS OF REVUE

presented by Newstead College

10-12 August (Earl Arts Centre)

THE WIZARD OF OZ

presented by Newstead College

23-26 August (Princess Theatre)

FIFTY SHADES OF GREY NOMAD

presented by Stephen Beckett Productions

12-15 October (Earl Arts Centre)

BLOOD BROTHERS

presented by Encore Theatre Company

27 October – 11 November (Earl Arts Centre)

LES MISERABLES

presented by Encore Theatre Company

16-31 March (Princess Theatre)

TICKET BOOKINGS IN PERSON Princess Theatre Box Office

57 Brisbane Street Launceston

ONLINE: theatrenorth.com.au

PHONE: 6323 3666

LEGENDS of REVUE are coming! Don’t say you weren’t warned… the funniest, rudest, childishest

show ever from John X, Graeme Paine, Andrew Casey & Andrew Colrain. 10-12 August at the Earl Arts Centre