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Carpe Jugulum

Preview(s):
04 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Fri)
Opening night:
05 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Sat)
Season continues:
Wed to Sat at 8pm
until
19 Jul 2008 (Sat)

Media members please book your tickets for Opening Night.

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Pricing: 
Adults $18, Conc $15, Fringe Benefits $15, Groups (10+) $12
Preview dates: 
04 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Fri)
Opening night: 
05 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Sat)
Continuing dates: 
09 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Wed)
10 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Thu)
11 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Fri)
12 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Sat)
16 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Wed)
17 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Thu)
18 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Fri)
19 Jul 2008, 8.00pm (Sat)
Carpe Jugulum

Pamela Munt has always been the epitomy of Granny ‘Esmerelda’ Weatherwax, ... In Carpe Jugulum she gives what must be one of her best performances, as Granny faces the dark night of the soul.
At the same time Munt, as director, has delivered a tight and quick paced production.The result is a short, sharp and shiny parade of quirky characters and some great one-liners.
Stephanie Johnson – Australian Stage On Line

Philip Lineton is an all-round success and Pamela Munt takes on the crucial role of Granny Weatherwax, saviour of the kingdom. She and Lineton show great strength.Seize the opportunity, if you're a Pratchett fan, to catch this one.Ewart Shaw – The Advertiser

Director Pamela Munt has hit the nail of the head in this …..tightly-told tale of witches versus vampires, set in the fantasy land of Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels.
Munt dons a pointy hat to assume the recurring role of all-powerful witch Granny Weatherwax, creating a much edgier character than in previous plays. - Rod Lewis - Messenger Newspapers

The de Magpyrs are the sort of vampires that would have Count Dracula spinning in his grave. They are modern, forward-looking and no longer afraid of holy water, garlic, religious symbols or, indeed, of anything else.

They're out of the casket, and want a bite of the future.

Not only that, they've got style and fancy waistcoats.

Little do they know, that they should be afraid - very afraid - because the Lancre witches are on hand to save the Discworld and the battle is on!

The witches are about to "kick some bat"!

Fast-moving, funny and ingenious, Carpe Jugulum is a worthy follow up to the highly successful "Maskerade".

It is Terry Pratchett's twenty-third Discworld novel - but the first to star vampires.

"Both his inventiveness and his moral shrewdness seem inexhaustible" - A.S. Byatt, Daily Express