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TAROT - A unique world of living art...

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Perth | Suitable for general audiences | Theatre
March, 2009
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Venue:
Kalamunda History Village

TAROT - A unique world of living art...

Emma Humphreys

Emma Humphreys

TAROT is a truly unique theatre experience. Audience members are lead through an intriguing world by 'The Dealer' and taken to various cards from the Tarot deck. Each card delivers a tale unlike the last that will set your imagination alight.

TAROT is a thought provoking theatre show, written and directed by amazinlgy talented Emma Humphreys, that should not be missed.

Friday 6th March - 7:30pm
Saturday 7th march - 7:30pm
Sunday 8th March - 2pm & 7:30pm

Tickets
Adult - $25
Concession - $22
Group Discounts available

Tickets available from DREAMS Jewellery & Gifts ( 1 Haynes St, Kalamunda) & at the door.


7.30pm

kalayouththeatreco@hotmail.com

Josh Dore

(08) 9277 6190

kalayouththeatreco@hotmail.com

Adult - $25 Conc - $22 Group Discounts available

56 Railway Road, Kalamunda

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Kalamunda Youth Theatre Company
A youth theatre company created by youth under the talented direction of Emma Humphreys. Actors aged 13 to 25.


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