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The Three Deaths of Ebony Black
 

The Three Deaths of Ebony Black: A charming and farcical romp through life, death and legacy. With puppets.

This touching new work follows the life and death of a sweet little old lady with a not so extraordinary life.

A charming puppetry romp, a wonderful adventure, and a good old fashioned farce.

Nominated for the Martin Sims Award for Best New West Australian Work at FRINGEWORLD 2018, ‘The Three Deaths of Ebony Black’ features all original music by award winning writer/composers Amberly Cull and Robert Woods, and beautiful handmade puppets by Danny Miller.

“… puppetry at it’s comical finest.” – Fourth Wall Media

“The audience adored this loveable little gem of a show.” – Stage Whispers

May 14th – 19th, 7pm (No show Tuesday)

Cost: $27 - 34

The Butterfly Club, 5 Carson Place, Melbourne

Tickets at https://thebutterflyclub.com/show/the-three-deaths-of-ebony-black 

96638107

 

Event details

Venue: The Butterfly Club, 5 Carson Place, Melbourne
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Start Date: Friday 01 June 2018

 

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