1812theatre.com.au Website Review

Baskerville - A Sherlock Holmes Mystery More Information Written by Henrik Ibsen - Adapted by Eamon Flack Directed by Dexter Bourke Our final show of the year has come to a close with the Pink Panthers now having a good catnap away from the stage. We are looking forward to all the things Christmas has to bring while we enjoy a little time off – mince tarts, advent calendars (you have to treat yourself a little each day!), Christmas pudding, and most importantly spending time with loved ones. It’s been an exciting year at the 1812 with a lot more than our season productions gracing the 1812 this year. With our Spoken Word evenings, Sounds of Silent Movie Nights, Youth Theatre having two great seasons and an extra production with Till At this point we would like to take the opportunity to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas, and a safe, happy festive season. If you’re looking for gift ideas, or some last minute stocking stuffers, why not check out our SEASON TICKET OPTIONS These make a great Christmas present for the avid theatre lover, offering a season pas* to all six productions for 2019, or the four Lowe Auditorium performances at a greatly discounted rate. With an amazing line-up, they are sure to love it. > Taking a film to a stage adaptation is never an easy task, but under > the skillful direction of Dexter Bourke, the 1812 Theatre have > managed to pull it off. This is a clever adaptation and fans of the > original film will not be disappointed (and yes, the well-loved Pink > laugh, and if you’re old enough to remember the original film > version, stir up some hilarious memories. The world’s most unusual criminologist, Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau, fights for his life and for the future of all mankind in the most bizarre and dangerous caper of his brilliantly successful and utterly clumsy career. Paul Dreyfus, once his long-suffering boss, now turned into a raving lunatic, holds the world at bay with the ultimate weapon, the Doomsday Machine. Dreyfus is out to get Clouseau, the man