Ticket PricesSubscription Packages
Six Play Package $84 ($14 a play)
Five Play Package $75 ($15 a play)
Four Play Package $64 ($16 a play)
Single Schools Performance Tickets
$19 plus 1 supervising teacher per 10 students goes FREE! Please note schools prices are not available to tertiary students.
Ticket Price for regular performances
Students $33, Teachers $45*
(*Only for teachers accompanying school groups)
If you are a Priority Funded School you may be eligiblefor free schools performance tickets.
For more information please call:
Jane May
Telephone (02) 8396 6222
jane@belvoir.com.au or download our PFS booking form.
Schools Performance TimesAll performances are on Wednesdays and Thursdays starting at 11.30am. Please contact the Box Office closer to the performances for finishing times. Please note latecomers will not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. General Performance TimesTuesday at 6.30pm, Wednesday to Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2pm and 8pm, Sunday at 5pm Booking Your TicketsDownload the booking form.
Once completed please fax or post to the Belvoir St Theatre Box Office. Upon receipt of your booking form a non-refundable 50% deposit will be required within 14 days. Full payment will be required at least 30 days prior to the performance or the booking may be cancelled. Cheques should be made payable to Company B Ltd.
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“Mouawad is not merely a messenger; he is a true playwright, who knows how to fill a stage with awe and wonder” The Toronto Star
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Wajdi Mouawad, Translated by Linda Gaboriau
Neil Armfield
Paula Arundell, Carl Dewhurst, Adam Hatz, Gillian Jones, Brian Lipson, Ashley Lyons, Lucia Mastrantone, Zindzi Okenyo, Hazem Shammas, George Spartels and Yael Stone
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Like any great mystery thriller it begins with the reading of a will, in the office of a small-time family solicitor in a modern Western city. Nawal’s final wish for her twin children, Janine and Simon, is to solve the mystery of their origins. As they take up the challenge, the story plunges into the maelstrom of what is perhaps Lebanon but could be anywhere from North Africa to the Balkans.
Scorched is a thrilling leap of theatrical imagination. It’s like a kind of magic box which gives us a double vision of the world, of the comfort of love and family, and the strange familiarity of foreign fear and violence. For a country with such a problematic relationship to refugees, Scorched is a shout that echoes across the distances that separate us from the rest of the world.
It was written by one of the most acclaimed writers in the French-speaking world. Wajdi Mouawad is a Lebanese-born, Paris-raised, French-Canadian, and he calls his work a quest for sense and beauty. We’re delighted to introduce him to Australia.
Neil Armfield directs Paula Arundell in a production that will take both Drama and English students on a rich and moving journey across two continents.
Scorched will open your students’ eyes to what the world - and theatre - can be.
Preparing to see Scorched
Recommended for...
- HSC English: Physical and Inner Journeys
- HSC English: Telling the Truth
- Year 10 & 11 Drama
- Year 11 English
All schools performances start at 11.30am
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