What do you get if you take the greatest story ever told – and add the nativity? Well, you get The Terminator + the nativity = The Terminativity, the twisted brainchild of Nick Caddaye and Casey Bennetto, and featuring not only Richard McKenzie as The Terminator and Ben McKenzie in three roles (count ‘em!), but many of your favourite Dungeon Crawl guests as well, including Adam McKenzie, Andrew McClelland, Scott Edgar, Steven Gates and Lawrence Leung as well! Stars Mike McLeish and Aurora Kurth will take you on the most Christmassy journey of all!

If you want to come, better book now – even with an extra fourth show, it’s looking to sell out!

 

We’re pleased to confirm a great line-up of guest players for our first monthly Dungeon Crawl on February 2! The first party of brave adventurers to grace the stage of the Bella Union will consist of Andrew McClelland (The Circle, A Fairly Accurate History of the Fall of the Roman Empire), Nick Caddaye (The Anarchist Guild Social Committee, The Terminativity), Geraldine Quinn (Spicks and Specks, Shut Up and Sing!) and Scott Edgar (Tripod, Scott Edgar and the Universe).

Tickets are on sale now; pay $15 at the door (assuming any tickets are left), or nab one early and get a discount: just $14, including booking fee! You can book online at the Bella Union web site for any of our upcoming adventures. We hope to see you there!

 

Yes, it be September 19, that most ridiculous of holidays – Talk Like a Pirate Day. But don’t let the vernacular fool ye – it still be the day o’ Punraiser, the fund raising event featurin’ the stars of A Record or an OBE, Ben McKenzie and Rob Lloyd. Here are those details again:

What: Punraiser! A comedy night in support of the RMIT Fine Arts Graduate Photography exhibition, featuring The Bedroom Philosopher, Josh Earl, Andrew McClelland, Lawrence Leung, Bec Hill, Hound of the Baskervilles (featuring Rob Lloyd) and Ben McKenzie.
When: Tonight! September 19 @ 8pm
Where: Roxanne Parlour
How Much: $12 at the door

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