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RICHMOND PLAYERS PRESENT
BOEING BOEING
A comedy by Marc Camoletti
Directed by Rhonda Jones
Performance Dates 2025:
November 1, 8, 15 and 22 at 2pm and 7.30pm
(except for Nov 1 only 7.30pm)
Tickets: Adult $35, Concession $30
Discount for Preview Show & Members Night
Group Bookings 9 or more @ $25 per person
Seating is cabaret table style 9 to a table – tables may be shared
This is a BYO event, please feel free to bring snacks and your own beverages.
High Tea (cakes) and Ploughman’s Platter available for pre-purchase – more info below
All enquiries and group bookings: taz@taztix.com.au
Ph: 0413 613 256
Bernard, a bachelor in the 1960’s, has a flat in Paris with not one, not two, but three airline stewardesses engaged to him – without knowing about each other.
His life gets bumpy, indeed, as his careful planning comes unstuck with new airline schedules, faster jets and unseasonable weather. Surely all three stewardesses can’t all be in the same city at the same time. Or can they?
In an enlightened world of feminism and #Me-too-ism, how can an apparently sexist play about an over-confident architect juggling physical romances with three separate women be so compelling? Perhaps because it seems farfetched; perhaps because farce can be very funny! It is written to a formula that includes an open-mouthed sidekick, a belligerent maid and doors flapping with such force and frequency that they threaten, like the characters, to become completely unhinged.
Featuring: Michael Eadie, James McLanders, Hayley Taylor, Orana Keen, Niamh McKervey, Susan Artup.
This is a BYO event – please feel free to bring snacks and your own beverages.
Optional: You can pre-purchase your order of
> High Tea (cakes) for matinee performances $20 per person
> Ploughman’s Platter for evening performances $22 per person – or – Full table $145
**If pre-ordering food they will be made available to you/your table on arrival.
Venue: Richmond School of Arts
Corner March and West Market Streets, Richmond
Performance Dates 2025:
Saturday’s November 1, 8, 15, 22
2 shows each date – Matinees at 2pm and Evening at 7.30pm.
Except for Sat 1st Nov – only 7.30pm.
(doors open 1hr prior to start time)
Running Time: TBA
Seating: Seating is allocated and Cabaret table style holding 9 to a table – tables may be shared.
Ticket prices – $35 Adult, $30 Concession (seniors/health care card/students),
Member discount applies when using Promo Code
Group Bookings: start at 9 or more @ $25 per person
To coordinate your group bookings contact TAZ Tix 0413 613 256
Booking/Processing fees apply
Wheelchair & Companion Card holders please phone to make your booking.
Accessibility:
The auditorium can be accessed via ramps on the March Street side of the building. Come to the main door and let us know you are there, if the door is not already open.
If you have a member of your party in a wheelchair or with mobility aid, we ask that you mention this in your booking.
If able, we recommend moving to a standard seat and we will store the chair or aid in a safe place in the auditorium (space permitting). Please come as early as possible to get you into the theatre before there are too many people to move around.
Phone Bookings: 0413 613 256
phone bookings are carried out by TAZ Tix
Hours – 12noon to 8pm Mon to Fri (manned part-time)
TAZ Tix carries out bookings for multiple theatres, if you miss them leave a message and they will return your call as soon as possible.
or email your enquiry here
Payment is by visa, mastercard credit or debit card.
You will receive an email from TAZ Tix Administrator confirming your purchase with tickets attached.
Your bank statement will include www.TAZtix.com.au
You will need to show your tickets on either your mobile phone/electronic device or have printed your Print at Home Tickets as you enter the auditorium, however the theatre will have a door-list they can cross reference with if required.
BEST SEATING PRACTICE POLICY
Richmond Players reserves the right to adjust seating selected by patrons to enable best seating practices.
(Seating will only be adjusted by 1 and only when a show is close to full capacity)
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Phone Bookings: 0413 613 256
Mon – Fri 12noon to 8pm
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THE APPLETON LADIES’ POTATO RACE – A Play Reading
Written by Melanie Tate
Directed by Katja & Caitlin Maxx
ONE DAY ONLY – Saturday 28th February 2026, 2pm & 7.30pm.
When Penny Anderson moves back to Appleton as the local GP and discovers that the prize for the town’s famous Potato Race is $1000 for men, but only $200 for women, she decides to do something about it. It takes a while to get other women on side, but when she does the whole town takes notice.
Based on a real Australian story, this play is about justice, equality… and being courageous. It’s also funny – and heart-warming.
Tickets $10
Phone Bookings: 0413 613 256
Mon – Fri 12noon to 8pm
email enquiry here
HMS PINAFORE
Written by Arthur Sullivan and W.S. Gilbert
Directed by Christine O’Keeffe & Naomi Degabriele
Performing 9, 16, 23, 30 MAY 2026, 2pm & 7.30pm.
A cross between ‘Titanic’ (without the sinking) and ‘The Love Boat’, HMS Pinafore promises a rollicking good time for audiences and cast alike.
Tongue-twisting songs, instantly hummable tunes, outrageous plot twists and social satire are against the “mostly authentic” historical backdrop of the late 19th century English Navy.
Phone Bookings: 0413 613 256
Mon – Fri 12noon to 8pm
email enquiry here
ARE YOU BEING SERVED ?
Written by B. David Croft & Jeremy Lloyd
Directed by Sean Duff
Performing 1, 8, 15, 22 AUGUST 2026, 2pm & 7.30pm.
A light-hearted observation of the lives of the staff of the fictional department store Grace Brothers.
The play focuses on interpersonal relationships and events affecting the running of the store. The script is to some extent a parody of the British class system, evidenced by the use of the characters’ titles & surnames, rather than their Christian names.
The play features sexual innuendo, misunderstandings, mistaken identity, farce, sight gags and occasional slapstick. It is laced with double entendres and is distinctly a snapshot of its time and place, 1970s Britain.
Phone Bookings: 0413 613 256
Mon – Fri 12noon to 8pm
email enquiry here
TRAVELING NORTH
Written by David Williamson
Directed by Steven Wimmer
Performing 7, 14, 21, 28 NOVEMBER 2026, 2pm & 7.30pm.
Frank is 70. He wants to ‘travel north’ to escape the cold. Frances, his girlfriend, is 20 years younger and is worried about leaving her daughters, who think Frank just wants someone to look after him.
They could be right – but Frances takes the chance and they move to a rustic, rundown cottage in North Queensland where they meet Freddy, a helpful neighbour, and the local doctor Saul… who picks up on Frank’s heart condition. It appears life isn’t going to be quite as easy as they thought!
Written in the 1970s, this is one of David Williamson’s more serious plays albeit with some of Davidson’s distinctive one-liners. It’s about love, aging – and the complexities of family relationships.
CABARET TABLE SEATING