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 Pratchett Pieces Three will consist of three brand new plays (never seen before), and a chance to catch up on a couple from Pratchett Pieces One and Two, that you may have missed in previous Fringe seasons.   If you are a Pratchett fan you cannot afford to miss this!  If you are not a fan yet, come along and see what all the fuss is about!

 This is a one page list of shows on at the Bakehouse for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe, so that you can plan your Fringe experience. If planning is not your style, then all you need to know is that, with SIX SHOWS PER NIGHT,  the Bakehouse is the only place to be during the Fringe. We'll have a huge variety of shows starting at 6pm and continuing through till 9pm. Each show runs for an hour. So you can dine around the corner in the Hutt St restaurant strip before or after the show, or wander down to the Garden of Unearthly Delights - only a 10 minute walk away. Or you can hang out our our friendly foyer bar area and see several shows per night without driving anywhere else. The choice is yours!

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A secession of stories rife with drama, dance, and an originally composed soundtrack come together to create a visceral landscape of flesh, feathers, demons, ghosts, and gods. Tapping into the mysteries, beauty, and struggles of living in contemporary times...Carnally, where do we go from here..is modern day mythology.

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From the writer of Billy Elliot and the UK creative team behind 'Dye Young/Stay Pretty' (Pick of the Fringe 2010) 'Spoonface Steinberg', Lee Hall's extraordinary, award-winning play is a monologue by an exceptional autistic child. It is at turns funny, intensely moving and profound. "Definitely one to see!" The List.  

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From the She-wolf of France to the Serpent of the Nile, Shakespeare's seductively powerful Queens star in a fascinating hour of intrigue, passion, tragedy and triumph, presented by Good Queen Bess and the witty Bard himself. 
Sequel to 2011's 'Shakespeare's Mothers'. "Professional and slick" (Advertiser). "Clever and funny" (ATG). "Lively and engaging" (Fringe Review)   

Meet Queens Margaret, Titania, Hermione, Tamara, Cleopatra and many others from over a dozen plays in sixty action-packed minutes. 

Education Pack for Teachers is now available. Click on "read more", scroll down and download the attached file.

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Jane Austen is Dead  is an amusingly honest take on dating in the 21st century. Has Jane Austen messed with our minds? How can we find love when our ideal man is Mr Darcy & the only man you can find at the pub is Mr Wickham. 

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In just one sitting you might meet a US Special Forces NCO riding a runaway horse down a sheer mountain slope; a husband arguing with his deceased partner's ghost; a kidnapper discovering he's taken the wrong girl hostage; a Brooklyn roofing contractor rehearsing A Streetcar Named Desire in a New York subway car; a young British couple who's hobby of dressing in 1940's clothing has become a way of life that now imprisons them and everything they can think or do!  
For a quck preview on youtube click HERE

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Wicked women, seductive sinners, vicious vixens - The Femme Fatale is depicted as a glamorous blonde with a gun in her hand. Set in the gritty slums of 1929, explore the lives and minds of the female criminal in this gripping piece of theatre. Shatter the fantasy and discover the reality... (Winner of People's Choice Award - Short + Sweet Melbourne, 2011)

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Week one: Renee Gentle's 'Six Dollar Solitude', Week two: `Truth Teller', where three women discuss politics, Tesla and the end of all things, and `Germany Diary': If you could go back and re-live your past, would you play it the same?From the Award Nominated Local Company, Adelaide Duende Collective, who have brought you Play--Off, Slicing and Dicing!!! and No Hello, comes a short season of New Australian Plays, at the hub of new theatre in Adelaide, the Bakehouse.

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Dining Uns-Table investigates failed familial relationships and the psychological effects they have on individuals long after. In this solo, Cloé Fournier draws upon the sense of rejection and abandonment from a neglecting and insulting father. Eventually, she questions the moral obligations one is expected to have for family.
More details at   http://www.wix.com/cloe_fournier/cloe-fournier  http://www.facebook.com/events/247095025363464/

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Two comedians walk into a marriage counsellor's office and walk out with an hour-long show. This time the jokes are personal. "Very Impressive" - The Times (Aaron Counter). "Charms the giggles out of her audience" - London Evening Standard (Liz Stephens). Marriage...it's a funny thing. 

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 All around you people are buying houses, getting married, climbing the corporate ladder. You, however, are trapped in a cycle of indecision, hangovers, student debt, the irreversable onset of wrinkles, bingo wings and alcohol dependency.  It's the 1/4 Pounding.   It happens to all of us at some stage! This play is close to home in the best possible way. The only cure is to laugh at ourselves!