Bat Boy: the Musical

 PRODUCTION
July, 2008
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Bat Boy: the Musical

Rebecca Holcdorf

Octave Theatre Presents

Bat Boy: the Musical

A classic love story with a serious bite! This delicious twist on the modern day musical comedy tells the amazing story of a strange boy with pointy ears, his struggle to find a place in a world that shuns him, and the love that can create both miracles and madness.’

‘Darkly funny – curiously touching.’ This is how The Times described this wonderfully colourful musical – a tragic tale that deals with heavy themes such as hypocrisy, alienation, racism and scapegoating, but often punctures the most serious moments with slapstick, surrealism and irony.

Octave Theatre’s 2008 show will be presented by the Guild Award-nominated production team of Rebecca Holcdorf (director) and Jonathan Skovron (musical director), and will feature the sensational Scott Mackenzie alongside a fabulous cast of young, talented performers. Don’t miss out on this wildly entertaining and deeply moving masterpiece of musical theatre!

20 – 24 August 8pm
Tickets: $31 Full, $27 Concession, $26 Groups 10 + (+transaction fee)
All tickets $25 Thurs & Fri
Bookings: 03 8290 7000 or www.chapeloffchapel.com.au
Chapel Off Chapel
12 Little Chapel St
Prahran
Melways: Map 2L Ref J10


8pm

Chapel Off Chapel

03 8290 7000

chapel@stonnington.vic.gov.au

$31 Full, $27 Concession, $26 Groups 10+, All tickets $25 Thurs & Fri (+transaction fee)

12 Little Chapel Street, Prahran
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