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The Year of Magical Thinking
Presented by Black Swan State Theatre Company
Seating Plan Venue Info Buy Now
| Dates | Times |
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| Saturday, 7 February | 7:30pm Preview |
| Monday, 9 February | 7:30pm Preview |
| Tuesday, 10 February | 7:30pm Preview |
| Wednesday, 11 February | 7:30pm |
| Thursday, 12 February | 7:30pm |
| Friday, 13 February | 7:30pm |
| Saturday, 14 February | *2:15pm & 7:30pm |
| Tuesday, 17 February | 7:30pm |
| Wednesday, 18 February | 7:30pm |
| Thursday, 19 February | 11:00am & 7:30pm |
| Friday, 20 February | 7:30pm |
| Saturday, 21 February | 2:15pm & 7:30pm |
| Sunday, 22 February | 5:00pm |
| Tuesday, 24 February | 7:30pm |
| Wednesday, 25 February | 7:30pm |
| *Captioned performance for the hearing impaired is on Saturday, 14 February, 2:15pm. |
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| Venue |
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| Dolphin Theatre |
Bookings Information:
2009 Season Subscriptions open Thursday, 9 October. Not available online via this website.
Only available via Black Swan State Theatre Company, by calling (08) 6389 0311 between 9:30am and 4:30pm Monday to Friday, or by visiting the Black Swan State Theatre Company website.
Email: information@bstc.com.au
Website: www.bsstc.com.au
Single Tickets sales now open!
Event Info
The Year of Magical Thinking
Directed by Kate Cherry
Set & Costume Design by Christina Smith
Lighting Design by Matt Scott
Composer Iain Grandage
Associate Director Paul English
Starring Helen Morse
Musician Iain Grandage
A Perth International Arts Festival Event.
Joan Didion’s stage adaptation of her own best-selling, Pulitzer prize-nominated memoir is an exquisite chronicle of the year she spent imagining her husband’s return after she witnessed him die suddenly of a heart attack.
This magic account of a woman’s journey in which she transcends tragedy by navigating through her imagination is striking due to Didion’s ability to articulate her shock and amazement at the magnitude of her loss with clarity and wit.
Two leading lights of the Australian theatre, Helen Morse and Iain Grandage (along with his cello) will grace our stage to bring this highly moving memoir to life. Helen Morse has received national acclaim for her work, which shares Joan Didion’s searing quest for truth and Iain Grandage has been celebrated nationally and internationally for his lyrical compositions for theatre.
This one woman play, rich with pathos, exposes the beauty and terror that we all find in the transience of life, and celebrates the power of the imagination to help us survive.
For more information please visit the Black Swan Theatre Company website
Seating Information
Reserved Seating.
Event Schedule
Approximate duration: tba.
Prices Available Online from 3 November
| PREVIEW PERFORMANCES | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard | $38.00 |
| Student Primary, Secondary, Tertiary (one ticket per cardholder) | $20.00 |
SEASON PERFORMANCES
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Price
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| Standard | $48.00 |
| Concession Pensioners, Seniors Cardholders, Unemployed (one ticket per cardholder) | $40.00 |
| Student Primary, Secondary, Tertiary (one ticket per cardholder) | $20.00 |
Additional Information
Not All Prices Are Available Online
For information about prices not available online (including Friends of the Festival) contact BOCS Ticketing on (08) 9484 1133 or visit a BOCS Ticketing Outlet / Agency .
Groups & School Groups Bookings Information
Special prices for Groups of 8+ people and School Groups of 10+ students are available via the Group Bookings Department Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm on (08) 9321 6831.
Captioned Performance
Captioned performance for the hearing impaired is on Saturday, 14 February, 2:15pm.
Patrons requiring to book a captioned seat should contact BOCS Ticketing on (08) 9484 1133 or visit a BOCS Ticketing Outlet / Agency .
Wheelchair Bookings
Patrons requiring wheelchair bookings should contact BOCS Ticketing on (08) 94841133 or visit a BOCS Ticketing Outlet / Agency.
Companion Card is accepted for this event.
Patrons requiring to book with a Companion Card should visit a BOCS Ticketing Outlet / Agency or contact BOCS Ticketing on (08) 94841133. Companion Card bookings cannot be processed via this website. For further information on the Companion Card.
