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'An Afternoon Delight' [as part of Girls At Work]
Date: 03 Oct 2010
Time: 1.00pm
Price: Free [Donations will be gladly accepted at the box office]
An Afternoon Delight
Theatre Works and Tashmadada present an Afternoon Delight – feisty conversation and food - led by Tashmadada's Deborah Leiser-Moore.
Hear the secrets and insights of 'Girls at Works' theatre makers Tanya Gerstle, Gail Kelly, Bagyana Popov and Penelope Bartlau.
Join Deborah in asking them questions, expressing your true thoughts and picking their brains in a 'no holds barred', 'warts and all' dissection of contemporary performance today.
And – all this while eating and drinking!
For Information about other 2010 Melbourne Fringe events, head to www.melbournefringe.com.au
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For a small fee of $2.50 [within Australia] you can request to have your tickets posted to your home address or simply collect your tickets from our Box Office on arrival at Theatre Works. Remember to have your credit card with you when you collect your tickets for signature verification. The Box Office opens 45 minutes before each performance.
Each patron must have their own valid Theatre Works ticket and will need to submit this ticket to the Usher at the theatre door before gaining entry to the performance.
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Theatre Works would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri people who are the traditional custodians of this Land. We pay our respects to the Elders both past and present of the Kulin Nation and extend that respect to other Indigenous Australians who join us at Theatre Works.