Monday, September 28, 2009

Moat Festival 2010!


Announcing the submission date for ideas of Moat plays and performances! Jump on this chance to be involved in La Trobe Student Theatre's biggest show of the year! Mark October 23 2009 on your calendars and come to the office or call us up if you want to chat about your brilliant plans for Moat.

And while you've got that calendar out, be sure to keep the November 18 & 19 2009 free as we'll be having auditions for the many delicious roles sure to be available for Moat 2010!




Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Welcome to The Moat Festival 2009!

This website is here to facilitate your Moat Experience! For info on ticketing, see the post below. For times and show descriptions, have a look at the posts below and don't forget that there are shows under 'older posts' - or check out the right hand bar for the show you are interested in.

If you are a new La Trobe Student looking to get involved, look out for us at OWEEK or call us 9479 1198.

If you are from the general public and are interested in coming to see a show, call 9479 1198 to book tickets and have a squiz at the ticketing information below (it has some handy tips on getting to La Trobe and getting around the campus)

The moral of the story is to call us on 9479 1198 if you need to know anything at all!

Looking forward to seeing you at the festival!

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Tickets and Information


Map and Calendar of Events (apologies for poor quality! Click on image for much larger view!)

Moat Festival runs from the 6th to the 22nd of March 2009


TICKETS AND INFORMATION

General Public: $15
Students: $5 Guild Member/ $10 Non-Guild Member

or you can buy a Moat Pass for $20 Non-Guild Member and $10 Guild Member. A Moat Pass will give you entry into every show of the festival- so it saves you money!


HOW TO GET THERE:
La Trobe University is located in Bundoora, a suburb in the north of Melbourne.
The Campus is very large and can be confusing to navigate if you haven't travelled here before- so we suggest researching your journey before you come. Melways has a map specifically of the University towards the back, which is the clearest way to see.

You can come along Plenty Road, Kingsbury Drive or Waterdale Road. Entry to the carparks is easiest from Waterdale Road (we recommend carpark 3 for shows in the Moat Theatre, Hall Storage and The Playroom and carpark 6 for shows in Menzies Theatre).

Public Transport: Buses run from the City to La Trobe- see www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au
The bus will stop at the David Meyers Building, which is central to all venues. Make sure you are able to catch a returning bus home, as some nights (such as Sunday) the buses stop earlier.
Tram 86 runs along Plenty Road and stops at La Trobe. The walk from the tram is quite long, please make sure you leave enough time for the walk through the campus.

If you are coming to see a friend or relative in the show and aren't sure where to go, it might be worth talking to them and getting express directions, otherwise please feel free toask at the Student Theatre office when you are booking your tickets.

BOOKING TICKETS
Student Theatre takes phone bookings up until about 4pm of the day of the show. Unless specified, you are able to buy tickets at the door. Please note that we only take CASH and don't have the facilities for Credit Card transactions. If you are a school group, please enquire directly at the office.
When you book your ticket, you need to leave your Name, a contact number and the number of people you are booking for, and whether you are General Public or Student. You will pay at the door. Please note that latecomers will not be admitted, so make sure you are there 5 minutes early. TICKETS WILL GO ON SALE CLOSER TO THE OPENING DATE.

BUYING MOAT PASSES
The easiest way to buy a Moat Pass is at the first show you go and see. If you are a student at La Trobe, you can also buy a Moat Pass from the Student Theatre and Film Office (maybe taking the time to join up while you are there!)

FRONT OF HOUSE VOLUNTEERS
If you are a student at La Trobe and like theatre, a great way to get to know people and also see as many shows as you can is to sign up to be a Front Of House person. We will be looking for students in O-Week to sign up to help out.

The Phonies

The Phonies
written and directed by Dustin Liebelt

What is it like to be trapped inside a soap opera?
Welcome to the TelStar Call Centre.
The centre of the country’s communication,
where the lives and loves of millions of people are laid on the line.
But what of the people who connect your calls?
Meet the girls whose lives depict the everyday problems of everyday people.
Who is the father of Louisa’s baby?
Who has kidnapped Emma’s daughter?
Who is trying to kill Jasmine?
All these questions and more will be answered
in the next enthralling episode of “The Phonies”.

Showing in Menzies Theatre
17, 18, 19, 21, 22 March at 8pm
20 March at 6pm