Anne of Green Gables
Description
Our Year 7 to 10 eP!C Youth Co. cast, crew and creative team warmly invite you to experience our awe-inspiring production of Anne of Green Gables; a fresh, vibrant reimagining of the beloved classic by L. M. Montgomery.
Step into the charming town of Avonlea and follow the journey of Anne Shirley; the imaginative, intelligent, endlessly talkative, and wonderfully spirited, red-headed orphan. When Anne is unexpectedly adopted by Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert, she turns their world upside down in the most heartwarming way.
As her journey unfolds, she finds true, kindred friendship with the beautiful Diana Barry; rivalry (and perhaps something more!) with the charismatic Gilbert Blythe; and she slowly wins over the entire town of remarkable characters, with her fierce individuality and boundless imagination.
This production of Anne of Green Gables will be bursting with warmth, humour, heart, and creativity, blending the timeless story with a contemporary theatrical twist through dynamic hybrid genres of music, choreography, puppetry and stunning costuming.
This show, appropriate for audiences of all ages, will be filled with laughter, emotion, friendship, belonging, and unforgettable moments on stage.
Bring your ‘bosom’ friend along and enjoy the show!
FAQs
- What is the show run time?
Estimated run time: 1hr 45mins
Including a 20min interval
This may be updated to a slightly shorter run time closer to the production season.
- Will there be refreshments available at the Judith Cottier Theatre?
Yes!
The Judith Cottier Theatre bar/snack bar will open 40 mins prior to each performance and remain open during the 20min interval for each show.
- What age group is this show appropriate for?
This is a story for the whole family embellished with movement, music, puppetry and projections to ignite imaginations far and wide.
Please know that the show does explore the theme of 'grief' in the closing scenes.
- Will there be parking available?
Always observe signage, as local residential streets may enforce time limits or may require a fee.
Parking around Perth College (31 Lawley Crescent, Mount Lawley) consists of street parking, alongside several nearby public car parks.
Perth College Oval Parking
Free parking onsite will be available on the oval, with entry west off Beaufort Street.
You will need to be travelling North on Beaufort Street, heading out of the city.
Please follow the directions of parking signage.
There is a pedestrian underpass from the oval under Beaufort Street to the main school. It will be clearly signposted.
Please set your GPS to 703 Beaufort Street to navigate to the oval.
Closest Car Parks
Raglan Road Car Park: Located off Raglan Road, a short 3-minute walk.
Chelmsford Road Car Park: Located at 2 Chelmsford Road, about a 5-minute walk.
Barlee Street Car Park: Located on Beaufort Street, roughly a 6-minute walk.
Street Parking
Immediate Surrounds: Parking is available on surrounding streets like Lawley Crescent, Regent Street, and Beaucott Lane.
Field Street: There are some parking zones available on Field Street.
- Is there a map to help with finding the venue?
- What is the best public transport to the venue?
Direct Public Bus Routes
Frequent Transperth services run right past the school on Beaufort Street:
Route 950: A high-frequency, all-stops bus that connects directly from the Perth CBD or Morley.
Route 67: Services between the city and Mirrabooka.
Route 68: Services between the city and North Beach.
Train Services
Options below to take the train and transfer to a short bus ride or walk:
Midland Line: Alight at Mt Lawley Station and walk roughly 15-20 minutes east, or jump on a connecting bus along Beaufort Street.
Airport or Ellenbrook Lines: Alight at East Perth Station for a slightly longer walk or to catch an intersecting bus route heading north up Beaufort.
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