12 – 18 Oct

The Village Square

The Village Square is a show that combines live music performance and storytelling. Set in an imagined town some years ago (as all good fairy tales are), The Village Square presents narratives of love and loss, misfortune and mirth, the graceful and grotesque.

Featuring renowned cellist Zoe Knighton, award-winning guitarist/composer Robbie Melville and the charismatic and much-loved Richard Piper as The Narrator, the fables sparkle with the magic of traditional mythology.

Part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival.

Date	Times
Mon 12 Oct	5:50pm - 6:45pm
Tue 13 Oct	5:50pm - 6:45pm
Wed 14 Oct	5:50pm - 6:45pm
Thu 15 Oct	5:50pm - 6:45pm
Fri 16 Oct	5:50pm - 6:45pm
Sat 17 Oct	5:50pm - 6:45pm
Sun 18 Oct	5:50pm - 6:45pm

Adult / general $32
Senior $27
Student / concession $27
Children $27

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