Norman Lindsay's Australian Classic
The Magic Pudding
adapted for the stage by Andrew James
with music by Sarah de Jong
arranged by Andrew Chessher
Directed by Margie McCrae
Musical Direction Andrew Chessher and Michelle Conyngham
Movement Direction Peter Blackburn
Puppetry Sue Wallace
Set Design Simon Greer
Costume Design Tobhiyah Feller
Lighting Grant Fraser
Two professional actors will join our young performers:
Patrick Trumper plays the role of Bill Barnacle
Tristan McKinnon will puppeteer Albert, the Magic Pudding
Australia's Favourite Pudding!
"Eat away, chew away, munch and bolt and guzzle,
Never leave the table till you're full up to the muzzle!"
Albert, the cantankerous walking talking Magic Pudding loves to be eaten. He can turn himself into any flavour you want. And he never runs out! He's a cut-and-come-again pudding.
Join young koala Bunyip Bluegum and the Noble Society of Puddin' Owners Bill Barnacle and Sam Sawnoff as they wander along the road, indulgin' in conversation, songs and stories, and eatin' at regular intervals from the Pudding. In between slices they spend all their time defending Albert from being pudding-napped by a nasty pair of professional pudding thieves, Possum and Wombat. Their adventures take them through a fire, a grand procession, a food fight, and finally a mad court case in the town of Tooraloo where we discover Albert's true origins. The action never stops - until the end of course.
This Musical Theatre play for young people about friendship, persistence and the simple pleasures is an inventive mixture of song, verse, adventure and silliness. Come and share a large slice of Norman Lindsay's iconic tale, brought to life by MSTYP's creative ensemble.
The Magic Pudding is delicious.
1 MAY to 17 JULY
Saturdays at 1pm
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
5 to 17 JULY
Weekdays 10.30am and 1.00pm
Marian St Theatre
2 Marian St
Killara NSW 2071
Adults $22
Children/Pensioners $18
Family (4 people) $68
Groups of 15 or more $15
Bookings now open.
Call MCA Ticketing on 1300 306 776 or www.mca-tix.com.au (booking fees apply)
wait... so my 94 yr old grandma can go? thats sad :(...
AngelontheSea 1 year ago
Very Funny. Albert reminds me of the grouch in Sesame Street.
ABNNewswire 1 year ago