16th July

Break A Leg

Name: Break A Leg
Start: 2024-07-15T18:30:00+1200
End: 2024-07-20T15:45:00+1200
Location: Globe Theatre

Price $15 – $60 NZD + BF Get tickets

Hosted by Globe Theatre Dunedin

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Date and time

Tue 16th Jul 2024, 6:30 pm - 8:15 pm NZST

Location

Globe Theatre

104 London Street, Central Dunedin, Dunedin 9016, New Zealand

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Event description

🎭 Globe Youth Invites You to "Break a Leg"! 🎭

Step into the spotlight with "Break a Leg," the uproarious play by Judi Billcliff, presented by Globe Youth! Join us for a night of laughter and excitement as we follow the students of the Break' A' Leg Academy for performing arts as they prepare for their annual awards ceremony, the BAFTAS (Break' a' Leg Academy For Talented Amazing Superstars).

Watch as the young actors navigate the thrill of nominations and the disappointment of being overlooked, revealing the ups and downs of winning, losing, and learning to forgive. With witty dialogue, lovable characters, and unexpected twists, this production showcases the talent and creativity of our young cast, including scenes they've devised themselves!

Perfect for audiences of all ages, "Break a Leg" celebrates the magic of theatre and the joy of teamwork. Whether you're a seasoned theatregoer or experiencing the thrill of live performance for the first time, this show is sure to entertain, inspire, and bring smiles to everyone.

Don’t miss your chance to see behind-the-scenes antics that prove anything can happen in showbiz – especially when you’re having this much fun! It’s the perfect family outing filled with laughter, heart, and a whole lot of drama – the good kind!

The total show time of 1 hour and 45 minutes includes a 15-minute interval.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Globe Theatre Dunedin

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The multi-award winning Globe Theatre is one of Dunedin’s foremost community theatres, begun by Patric and Rosalie Carey in 1961 when they extended the drawing room of their 1860’s London St home to create an intimate 30 seat theatre.

This was later enlarged into the current 70 seat theatre. The Globe can claim many firsts, including the Australasian premiere of Samuel Becket’s Waiting for Godot, being the birthplace of the plays of James K Baxter and premiering other local playwrights.

Theatre in Dunedin has changed since 1961 and the Globe has changed with it, producing a varied annual season of modern and classic plays of all genres.

The Globe is administered by The Friends of the Globe and relies entirely on volunteer support. Anyone who is interested in being involved is welcomed – acting, directing, as stage crew and set builders, as technical operators or Front of House.

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