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Project Interlude | City Theatre
 

PROJECT INTERLUDE

A Brand New Musical in Just One Week

We’re performing a musical next week, and we haven’t even written it yet.

Project Interlude is a challenge to write, compose, rehearse, stage and perform a brand new musical in just one week. Our team takes a theme voted on by you on Saturday morning and create a 20-30 minute work ready to be performed the following weekend.

Join us for our final performance live in person at the Flight Path Theatre or through our live stream on Saturday the 8th of August and follow their progress through the City Theatre social channels.

LIVE 8th August 7:30pm AeST


For more information, please visit: https://citytheatre.com.au/

 

Event details

Venue: Flight Path Theatre, 142 Addison Road Marrickville
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Start Date: Saturday 08 August 2020

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