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MUSE Presents: Trial by Jury and The Sorcerer

Wednesday 30 May to Saturday 2 June 2012
7:30 pm - 10pm
Studio B
Tickets available at the Manning Access desk.
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For the first time ever, MUSE will be presenting a first year show - a double bill: Gilbert and Sullivan's 'The Sorcerer' and 'Trial by Jury'!

Produced, directed and performed entirely by First Years, don't miss this exciting opportunity to see some of MUSE's best new talent at work!
The performances are in the elusive studio B, week 12. A welcome night off from that horrid essay/exam prep.


30th May: 7.30pm
31st May: 7.30pm
1st June: 7.30pm
2nd June: 7:30pm

Every night will include BOTH shows (they are only around 45 minutes long each). More musicalbang for your buck!

Tickets will be available at the door:
$5 MUSE
$10 Access
$15 Student
$20 Adult
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About the shows:

The Sorcerer:
You're invited back in time to Regency England through MUSE's colourful and whimsical adaptation of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Sorcerer. You are immersed in the wedding celebrations of young star-crossed-lovers Aline and Alexis who employ the mysterious and intriguing John Wellington Wells, and mayhem ensues. Love, magic and the mysterious take hold of the people of this usually quiet town as the poor, rich, young and old are taken hold of by the supernatural and their overwhelming desire to love.

Trial by Jury:
Gilbert and Sullivan step into the glittering world of swinging, singing society in this spectacular 1920s reworking of Trial by Jury. With sass, stockings, and, of course, liberal smatterings of illicit scotch, the era of prohibition has never been so fun. In the case that stops the nation, and will have the society pages bursting at the seams with scandal, Angelina, sweetheart of stage and screen, sues Edwin, oozing with ruffian charm, for breach of promise of marriage. Flappers in feathers and floozies in suits (legal, of course), make this a show not to be missed.