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The Night Before Tomorrow Live big. Dream bigger.
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Tickets now available from Canberra Festival of One Act Plays on 02 6257 1950. Adults: $12.

Tickets are $12 single session or $30 for a weekend pass.

Synopsis

When she was younger, Jennifer’s grandfather always told her that she was quite the artist. But then her life went in other directions. After his death, she picked up a paintbrush for the first time in years, and her dream came back to life: to own her own gallery where she can paint and sell paintings. It isn’t until her boyfriend Jeff tries to take their relationship to the next level that Jennifer realises that her life isn’t going to go anywhere by itself. The question is, can she embrace her dream, or will she become the so-called “model” citizen that her parents and Jeff want her to become?

Performances

10th October, 7:15pm Theatre 3, Ellery Crescent

News & Announcements

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Sarah Daphne Foo nominated as Best Supporting Actress

Posted by Samantha Jarrett, 13th October '08

There's a certain advantage to being on at the Festival on the first night - you get the nerve-wracking performance out of the way and then relax and enjoy everyone else's performances. There's also a certain disadvantage in that by Sunday afternoon, your performances aren't quite at the forefront of everyone's mind, since they've seen a number of others in between.

Canberra Festival of One Act Plays

Posted by Samantha Jarrett, 28th September '08

The Canberra Festival of One Act Plays is a weekend festival of short plays by companies in the Canberra region and some from interstate. Canberra Dramatics will be performing their next production The Night Before Tomorrow on the Friday night.

Casting Announced - The Night Before Tomorrow

Posted by Samantha Jarrett, 1st August '08

Canberra Dramatics is pleased to announce the cast for our production The Night Before Tomorrow to be performed at the Canberra Festival of One Act Plays in October.