21 Hearts: Vivian Bullwinkel Story - Bridgetown BEHIND THE SCENES TOUR

21 Hearts: Vivian Bullwinkel and the Nurses of the Vyner Brooke

ABOUT THE Behind the ScenesTOUR:

Join Director, Stuart Halusz and Stage Managers Aaron Stirk and Craig Williams on an exclusive behind the scenes tour of a THEATRE 180 CinePlay production. You will discover the hidden technical elements that bring this show to life - from gear and equipment to standing on the stage, this all-ages tour is a unique and unforgettable way to engage in theatre arts.

• Observe THEATRE 180’s bump in/out process
• Engage in an exchange of knowledge and processes between a professional company and your local organisation
• Gain an insight into our unique, world-first CinePlay genre which combines the immediacy of theatre with the visual impact of cinema
• Understand the technical elements required to stage a CinePlay production, from concept to creation

BOOKINGS ARE A MUST! Limited tickets - book today to avoid disappointment!

ABOUT THE SHOW:

A compelling true story of the celebration of women’s strength, love and hope in the face of adversity.  Written by Jenny Davis. Directed by Stuart Halusz. Featuring Caitlin Beresford-Ord, Rebecca Davis, Michelle Fornasier, Alex Jones, Helen Searle and Alison van Reeken.  Vivian Bullwinkel was one of 65 Australian nurses who boarded the Vyner Brooke in an attempt to flee the Japanese invasion of Singapore in February, 1942. Bombed by Japanese fighter planes and after spending days at sea, she and some other survivors found their way to Radji Beach on Banka Island where they surrendered.

21 Hearts relays the resilient Aussie humour displayed by the women in the camp and provides a respectful and authentic voice to those who were silenced, remembering them for who they were and not just for what happened to them.  A story of hope, courage, resilience and heart.  Featuring 6 of WA’s most outstanding actors, 21 HEARTS is a celebration of the human spirit and an uplifting, inspiring story which reminds us of the great futility of war.

Tickets to the performance are sold separately and are now sold out