Unseen Academicals

We play and we are played. The best we can hope for is to do it with style
9 Apr 2010 to 24 Apr 2010 Wed to Sat at 8pm
This show has finished
Venue
Duration
2 hours plus a 15 minute interval
Performance dates
  • 9 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Fri)Preview
  • 10 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Sat)Opening night
  • 14 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Wed)
  • 15 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Thu)
  • 16 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Fri)
  • 17 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Sat)
  • 21 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Wed)
  • 22 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Thu)
  • 23 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Fri)
  • 24 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Sat)
This show has finished
Venue
Duration
2 hours plus a 15 minute interval
Performance dates
  • 9 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Fri)Preview
  • 10 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Sat)Opening night
  • 14 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Wed)
  • 15 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Thu)
  • 16 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Fri)
  • 17 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Sat)
  • 21 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Wed)
  • 22 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Thu)
  • 23 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Fri)
  • 24 Apr 2010 8:00pm (Sat)

Unseen Theatre Company presents
The Australian Premiere of
Sir Terry Pratchett’s
“Unseen Academicals”

Original novel by Sir Terry Pratchett.
Adapted for the stage by Stephen Briggs.
Re-worked for Unseen Theatre Company by Pamela Munt.

We all know that man cannot survive on bread alone – unless of course he is Lord Havelock Vetinari, Patrician of Ankh-Morpork. Vetinari usually dines on bread and water, followed by the oil that makes the city of Ankh-Morpork run smoothly.

In this year of the Pensive Hare, people were getting bored and the oil was wearing a bit thin. It was threatening to spread out of control via the vicious street game of foot-the-ball that people were turning to for their amusement. A game that they believed was more exciting than beating other people over the head with big weapons.

Football – like diplomacy and marriage – short periods of fighting followed by long periods of negotiation.

The thing about football – the important thing about football – is that it is not just about football.

Here we go! Here we go! Here we go!