The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild Presents ‘The Whale’
Geoff Brittain directs a production of Samuel D. Hunter’s acclaimed play.
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The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild’s latest performance is a production of Samuel D. Hunter’s acclaimed play, The Whale.
Telling the story of a 600-pound obese English teacher who is desperate to reconnect with his long-estranged daughter, the play has been described as “big-hearted and fiercely funny.”
Directed by Geoff Brittain and starring local talent, The Whale is the story of one man’s last shot at redemption.
The Whale gained global attention in 2022 when Darren Aronofsky’s film adaptation won Brendan Fraser an Academy Award for Best Actor.
The production will run from Friday 7 November, until Sunday 16 November, with both matinee and evening shows at The Cloisters at Adelaide University.
Tickets are $28 or $23 for concessions and are on sale now via trybooking.com.
University of Adelaide Theatre Guild presents Samuel D. Hunter’s The Whale at The Cloisters from Friday 7 November to Sunday 16 November. Tickets are on sale now via trybooking.com.
University of Adelaide Theatre Guild Presents The Whale
Friday 7 November at 7:30pm
Saturday 8 November at 3pm
Sunday 9 November at 3pm
Wednesday 12 November at 7:30pm
Thursday 13 November at 7:30pm
Friday 14 November at 7:30pm
Saturday 15 November at 3pm
Sunday 16 November at 3pm
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