Wharf Revue Takes Aim at the Election
With the federal election drawing ever closer, everyone’s mind seems to be on politics. If you’d rather have a laugh at the pollies than watch another desperate political ad, Beware of the Dogma is for you.
Wharf Revue veterans Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phil Scott wrote and star in this modern satire. Its chief concern is the upcoming federal election, but it also takes a swipe at the un-Australian sentiments of ex-pat Germaine Greer, Catholic Youth Day, and the downfall of the SBS.
The Wharf Revue has been in the business for eight years, and they only seem to get funnier. Limited tickets are still available, but don’t delay as they’re selling fast.
Date: November 21 to December 29
Time: The play is showing at 8:15 pm, 6:30 pm, 5:15 pm, and 1:15 pm matinees depending on the date.
Location: Wharf 2 Theatre
Address: Pier 4/5, Hickson Road, Walsh Bay, Sydney
Public transport: Catch the train or ferry to Circular Quay, then follow the harbour foreshore, past the Museum of Contemporary Art, past the Park Hyatt Hotel, under the Sydney Harbour Bridge and around the corner. Allow at least 20 minutes to walk to the theatre.
Parking: A secure car park has opened in Walsh Bay on the corner of Hickson Road and Towns Place, next to Sydney Theatre and The Wharf.
Cost: $45 for adults and $39 for concession holders
Website: http://www.sydneytheatre.com.au
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