Under the Table

Under the Table tickets On sale now!

Tickets are now available for the upcoming November production of Under the Table, set to take place in the Gawler Room at the Leven Theatre in Ulverstone. This highly anticipated performance promises to be an engaging experience, and with limited seating for each show, it’s advisable to secure your tickets promptly.

Under the Table will be the first official production presented in the Gawler Room, and it’s Tasmanian premiere.
General Admission – $25, includes a complimentary beverage upon arrival. Patrons are encouraged to bring the quietest of snacks to enjoy at their table, as part of an intimate theatre experience.

Play duration is approximately 105 minutes including a short 15-minute interval.

**What is Under The Table?**

Sean Guy’s – Under the Table, is an interesting blend of Agatha Christie style mystery, absurdism, and Australian humour all combined to create a story that has been very well received by its audiences.
The production will be in the Society’s new home, the Gawler Room, playing on a split stage, one side interrogation room and the other, allegedly the murder victim Edward Hush’s dining room.
As it unfolds, it appears to be somewhat ‘under the table’ with rather unusual detectives and a collection of suspects whose stories do not seem to agree.

The Cast

Name	Role
Tom Smith	Seargeant Melpo ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎‎
Mel Wilson	Officer Tahlia
Liam Grosbridge	Edward Hush
Laura Watkins	Margaret
Carly Creedon	Ophelia
Thom Goodwin	Himmat
Troy Mainwaring ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎‎	The Doctor

Show Dates

Under The Table will be performing 6 evening shows and 2 Matinees for a grand total of 8 shows!

Evening Shows

8th, 9th, 15th, 16th, 22nd & 23rd of November at 7:30pm

Matinees

16th & 23rd of November at 2pm.

Who is the Author?

Sean Guy is an Australian author, playwright, and screenwriter based in Darwin, known for his passion for storytelling. He enjoys writing ensemble comedies that entertain both actors and audiences. As of 2024, he has received an NT Literary Award for playwriting and co-won two theatre awards from the Darwin Fringe Festival and Theatre Network Australia. Although he occasionally performs in Fringe shows, he prefers writing. Recently, he has been participating in a creative residency at Corrugated Iron with the film and theatre collective Big Dog Salad, focusing on writing biographies in the third person.

Get Your Tickets Now!

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit trybooking. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enjoy a captivating theatrical performance!