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Ki mua ki muri. Walk to the future facing the past. That’s been my touchstone the last few months while selecting this season of work for Silo Theatre’s 20th birthday year. It’s easy to find that milestone over-whelming and a little daunting, so I made a wish list:

To start the year back where it all began at The Basement Theatre with a show that is wild and full of new ideas.

To support new writing and theatre makers in our city that make us excited for the future.

To take one of our favourites on a nationwide tour.

To include a work that examines contemporary sexual politics, a topic we can’t seem to get enough of.

To bring back Mr. Bosher to direct one of the greatest plays ever written.

To make a new show for everyone aged five and up with artists we think are magic.

theatre

years

only

once !2017 is a celebration of the breadth of the Silo story — past, present and future.

Artistic Director Sophie Roberts

You

live

Silo stands where it does today because of the artists, audiences and supporters who have given so much of themselves over the last two decades. Thank you.

I’m really proud to be part of a company that for twenty years has cared so ferociously and believes so unwaveringly in the necessity of storytelling in our lives. A company that believes in the ability of great theatre to help us understand the world we live in, to say in a loud voice what we feel is unjust and to teach us how to be better to each other. I think those things matter now more than ever.

Feminism has fought big, brutal battles in history: for the right to work, the right to vote, and for our bodies to be our own. So now, as the dust settles, what might a new war cry look like?

Alice Birch’s Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. is a subversive, provocative and darkly comic manifesto that sees us return to our original stomping ground, with Virginia Frankovich making her directorial debut for the company.

Responding to Laurel Thatcher Ulrich’s provocation that “well-behaved women seldom make history”, this series of wrecking-ball vignettes shatters the invisible power of language in shaping the world around us. Exhilaratingly wild, fearless and playful, this is feminism at its messy edge.

Direction Virginia Frankovich Performance Fasitua Amosa, Sophie Henderson, Michelle Ny, Amanda Tito Design Daniel Williams, Kate Burton

Again.Presented as part of the 2017 Auckland Fringe

Revolt.

She Said.

15 Feb — 11 Mar The Basement Theatre

By Alice Birch

“This play should not be well behaved.” Alice Birch

Revolt

By Miriama McDowell, Rob Mokaraka and Jason Te Kare

08 — 14 Mar Q Theatre Loft

Cellfish

A world premiere from T.O.A Productions Co-produced by Auckland Arts Festival

Shakespeare has power. Miss Lucy knows it. The themes in his work speak to her. Ambition. Jealousy. Deception. Disorder. She believes in the Bard’s stories, because they’ve helped her understand her own and she thinks they’ll help others find their way too.

When she brings her classes to a men’s correctional facility, unexpected talents are revealed and twisted fantasies surface. Directed by Jason Te Kare, Cellfish is a gripping black comedy that looks at what happens when you disturb the natural order of things.

Direction Jason Te Kare Performance Miriama McDowell, Mark Ruka Design Jane Hakaraia, Thomas Press

27 Jun — 09 Jul Q Theatre

Our sell-out 2015 smash hit returns to Auckland for a mid-winter Christmas special as part of a nationwide tour, beginning in the far north and ending in the deep south.

And we’re live! The oven’s caught fire, David is drinking and Peter has bad news. In the closet with the door wide open, Peter Hudson and David Halls were New Zealand’s original great gay love story – and two of our greatest entertainers. Prepare to be transported to a 1980s television studio for big laughs, rum-fuelled showdowns, and some very questionable cooking.

Co-created by theatrical daredevil Kip Chapman, Hudson & Halls Live! gives us a glimpse into the lives of two of New Zealand’s trailblazing personalities at a pivotal point in their career.

Direction Kip Chapman Performance Todd Emerson, Chris Parker Design Daniel Williams, Elizabeth Whiting, Sean Lynch

Halls

!

By Kip Chapman with Todd Emerson and Sophie Roberts

“This play is so funny you could die of it… Theatre rarely gets much better than this.” Metro Magazine

Hudson

&

Live

A co-presentation with Auckland Live Originally produced by Red Line Productions

By Mike Bartlett

“A terrific comedy…Hypnotic and utterly contemporary.” The New York Times

Cock20 Jul — 12 Aug Herald Theatre, Aotea Centre

It’s the classic love story of our time: Boy meets girl. Boy falls in love with girl. Boy feels confused. He misses his ex-boyfriend and is thinking of getting back with him. Maybe. He doesn’t know. He’s not sure. He still likes girl. He needs some time. Can he think about it?

Winner of the Laurence Olivier Award, Mike Bartlett’s wickedly playful take on modern love captures the exquisite pain and pleasure of sexual and emotional confusion – and the paralysing indecision that comes with having to choose.

Fresh from a season at Sydney’s Mardis Gras Festival, this critically acclaimed production from former Silo Artistic Director Shane Bosher makes its way to Auckland. Witty and bitingly sharp, Cock is theatre stripped back to its bare, dirty essentials.

Direction Shane Bosher Performance Matt Minto, Matilda Ridgway, Michael Whalley

The jewel in our 20th birthday crown, Shane Bosher returns to Silo with a contemporary take on Tennessee Williams’ devastating masterpiece.

A visitor has arrived in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Crippling debt has sunk the family estate, and a fragile and desperate Blanche DuBois seeks refuge with her sister Stella and her brooding husband Stanley. It’s a sultry, hot summer and the sexual tension and resentment is rising.

Seventy years after its Broadway premiere, A Streetcar Named Desire’s violent portrayal of femininity, masculinity and sexuality still feels urgent and powerful in its exploration of desire and domestic brutality.

Direction Shane Bosher Performance Mia Blake, Morgana O’Reilly, Toni Potter Design John Verryt, Tama Waipara, Sean Lynch

StreetcarPULITZER PRIZE

FOR DRAMA

NEW YORK DRAMA CRITICS’ CIRCLE

BEST PLAYBy Tennessee Williams

24 Aug — 16 Sep Q Theatre“One of the most celebrated plays of the twentieth century.” The New York Times

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Named

Desire

Peter

and

the

By Sergei Prokofiev, adapted by Sophie Roberts and Leon Radojkovic

09 Nov — 09 Dec Herald Theatre, Aotea Centre

Peter’s not supposed to leave his grandfather’s house. There are wolves lurking in the forest, and it’s not safe. But Peter can’t stay inside forever and when he finally adventures out into the surrounding meadow, it’s not long before the wolf appears.

In this electric reimagining of Sergei Prokofiev’s beloved musical fairy tale, director Sophie Roberts and composer Leon Radojkovic bring together a glinting musical adaptation with a six-piece band, puppetry and live videography.

From David Bowie to Dame Edna Everage, Peter and the Wolf has seen an eclectic line-up of narrators throughout its celebrated history. In this original production, a rotating cast of Silo favourites and well-known personalities will narrate a performance each.

Travel deep into the woods, vanquish your fear, and don’t look behind you. A magical experience for anyone aged five and up.

Direction Sophie Roberts Musical Direction Leon Radojkovic Design John Coddington, Daniel Williams, Rachel Marlow Narration Jacinda Ardern, Alison Bruce, Oliver Driver, David Fane, Rachel House, Michael Hurst, Nathaniel Lees, Stephen Lovatt, Cameron Rhodes, Thomas Sainsbury, Rima Te Wiata, Jennifer Ward-Lealand and more to be announced in 2017

WolfPresented in association with Auckland Live

Alex Lodge is a playwright and performer. Alex graduated in 2011 from the International Institute of Modern Letters with a Masters with Merit in Scriptwriting. She recently toured as a performer with the bilingual work At the End of My Hands and is currently doing her creative practice doctorate in trilingual playwriting.

Cherie Jacobson is a graduate of the Victoria University Theatre Programme. Cherie has written and performed in four works including her solo comedy, Cherie Jacobson: The Diary of a Young Cynic. From 2012 to 2016, Cherie was the Programme Manager and Co- General Manager of Wellington’s BATS Theatre.

By Alex Lodge and Cherie Jacobson

By Dan Musgrove

Modern Girls in Bed A surreal black comedy about millenials, obscure and not-so-obscure historical figures, family breakdowns and how sometimes being a woman just makes you want to hide under the blankets forever.

Titles

Well known as a performer to Silo audiences, (The Book of Everything, Angels in America, Midsummer) Dan Musgrove is also an award-winning theatre, film and television writer whose work includes No Holds Bard, Christ Almighty and the next season of TV3’s Westside. Dan recently completed a feature film script Shearing the Love for Four Knights Film with writing partner Natalie Medlock.

The DefendantInspired by the life of criminal defense lawyer Greg King, The Defendant interweaves five fictional crime stories from the perspective of a legal genius at war with his own conscience.

Working Titles is all about supporting adventurous new work and cultivating exciting New Zealand theatre.

As a playwright Sam Brooks has had ten of his plays produced at The Basement Theatre including Riding in Cars with (Mostly Straight) Boys and Stutterpop. Sam has won a bevy of awards including Metro Magazine’s Most Exciting Playwright In Auckland, and in 2016 the prestigious Bruce Mason Playwriting Award. As a journalist his writing has been published by The Spinoff and The Pantograph Punch, among others.

By Sam BrooksBurn HerIt’s election night and the small left-leaning Aroha Party led by Aria Robson manages to clinch one seat in Parliament. That same night, one of her interns comes to her with a scandal that could sink the party by morning… Burn Her is a political thriller demanding to be staged in our upcoming election year.

Following a period of tailored development with Silo, these works will be presented in separate events in April 2017. These presentations may take the form of a script reading, a staged section or an open workshop. Become a Season Ticket Holder to gain access to these exclusive events and engage with our next generation of writing talent.

Working

2017

Save BigSave up to 20% on public ticket prices, and say goodbye to those gigantic booking and transaction fees.

Priority BookingAs a Season Ticket Holder, you’ll get access to tickets well before they go on sale to the public, first pick of the dates you want and the best seats available.

Dedicated Booking LineAll year round, our team are here to answer your questions, solve your problems and help you book in your friends. Whatever your quirk, we’re here to help.

Flexible DatesLast minute change of plans? Double booked yourself? As long as you give us at least 24 hours notice, we’ll be happy to exchange your tickets to a different performance of the same show.* Exchanging tickets is an exclusive benefit to Season Ticket Holders.

An Art-full YearSometimes life gets in the way and you end up kicking yourself for missing the show everyone was talking about – a Season Ticket has you sorted by planning your 2017 arts calendar well in advance. It’s the perfect way to lock in time with your mates, or impress your date.

Working Titles & Window on RehearsalGain exclusive access to events that are restricted to our most loyal supporters. In 2017, enhance your Silo experience with Working Titles and Window on Rehearsal.Window on Rehearsal is your opportunity to step into the Silo rehearsal room and see our work from the other side. Attend a Saturday rehearsal for Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again., A Streetcar Named Desire and Peter and the Wolf. Dates will be announced in 2017.

Silo x The Pantograph PunchThe Pantograph Punch is an online arts and culture magazine that features in-depth interviews, unexpected histories, thoughtful reviews and writing about the stuff that matters.

Founded by Rosabel Tan and edited by Janet McAllister, the site also hosts events throughout the year, from K-pop dance showdowns to underground food tours to pop-up exhibitions in abandoned malls to conversations about the glass ceiling and the hard questions we’re not asking.

Our partnership began in 2015 and continues again this year. You’ll see their writing in our show programmes, and for our 20th birthday, they’ll be creating a series of events that celebrate the ideas and conversations Silo is all about – and as a Season Ticket Holder, you’ll receive discounted access.

Silo 2017 Season Tickets

As a Silo Theatre Season Ticket Holder, you’ll lock in your arts fix for 2017 and receive special access to our work. Pick a minimum of three productions and you’ll get to experience some of the very best contemporary theatre on offer in Auckland with some pretty sweet benefits along the way.

*Ticketing hours are Monday — Friday 10am – 4pm. We can’t transfer tickets outside of these hours. Keep that in mind.

ConcessionWe look after the learners and the well-learned with a Concession Season Ticket option for students, those aged 65+ and Community Services card holders.

Under 30Your twenties are filled with big life changes and in some cases, empty pockets. We want you to be able to see our work regardless of the state of your bank account. If you’re under 30, take advantage of further savings with an Under 30 Season Ticket.

Silo CrewSometimes it’s just better in a group. Silo shows never fail to create conversation so why not bring your whole crew? If you’re all about going to the theatre with Mum, Dad, your besties and Nan, access further savings with our Silo Crew Season Ticket option for groups of six or more.

The Season Ticket GlossaryElastic Season TicketsWe don’t blame you if you can’t commit to certain dates so far in advance. Life is busy. Being an Elastic Season Ticket Holder means you can take advantage of the low prices in our Season Ticket packages, but decide on the dates much further down the track. Once you’ve signed up, all you need to do is flick us an email or give us a call, let us know what night you’d like attend, and we’ll take care of the rest.

Selected Dates Season TicketsThis is our classic option for the super organised. Lock in your dates straight away and you’re set. If you find yourself unable to attend a date later on, don’t panic — you’re entitled to one free ticket exchange per production.

Best Seats in the HouseThese are a finite set of seats that have been selected by the Silo team as the very best seats on offer, no matter what the theatre configuration. Please note, this doesn’t apply to 2017 general admission productions: Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. and Cellfish.

PreviewsPreviews give us the chance to put our work to an audience for the very first time, making sure that the show is hunky-dory. Previews are a low-cost option and your chance to be one of the very first to see each Silo production.

PremieresAn opportunity to rub shoulders with Silo artists and enjoy a complimentary drink at the after party. We only sell a few Premiere seats, so if it sounds like your kind of thing, don’t dilly dally.

2017 at a Glance CockJuly

Venue

Public Tickets

Times

M T W T F S S Herald Theatre Aotea Centre50 Mayoral DriveAuckland

09 970 9700ticketmaster.co.nz

Tues – Wed: 7pmThurs – Sat: 8pmSun: 5pm

Preview: 20 Jul Premiere: 21 Jul

Duration: 1h 30m

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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August

M T W T F S S

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07 08 09 10 11 12 13

A Streetcar Named DesireAugust

Venue

Public Tickets

Times

M T W T F S S Q Theatre 305 Queen Street Auckland

09 309 9771qtheatre.co.nz

Tues – Wed: 6.30pmThurs – Sat: 7.30pmSun: 4pm Preview: 24 Aug Premiere: 25 Aug

Matinee: Sat 09 Sep: 1pm

Duration: 3h 15mincluding interval

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30 31

September

M T W T F S S

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04 05 06 07 08 09 10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Peter and the WolfNovember

Venue

Public Tickets

Times

M T W T F S S Herald Theatre Aotea Centre50 Mayoral DriveAuckland

09 970 9700ticketmaster.co.nz


Preview: 09 Nov Premiere: 10 Nov

Matinees: Sat 18 Nov: 2pm Sat 25 Nov: 2pm

Duration: TBC

09 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

27 28 29 30

December

M T W T F S S

01 02 03

04 05 06 07 08 09 10

Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.February

Venue

Public Tickets

Times

M T W T F S S The Basement TheatreLower Greys Avenue Auckland

0508 484 253 iticket.co.nz


Preview: 15 Feb Premiere: 16 Feb

Duration: 1h

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

27 28

March

M T W T F S S

01 02 03 04 05

06 07 08 09 10 11 12

Hudson & Halls Live!June

Venue

Public Tickets

Times

M T W T F S S Q Theatre 305 Queen Street Auckland



Matinees: Sat 01 Jul: 2pm Sat 08 Jul: 2pm

Duration: 1h 40mincluding interval

26 27 28 29 30

July

M T W T F S S

01 02

03 04 05 06 07 08 09

CellfishMarch

Venue

Public Tickets

Times

M T W T F S S Q Theatre Loft 305 Queen Street Auckland


08 Mar: 7:30pm09 Mar: 6.30pm10 Mar: 7.30pm11 Mar: 7.30pm12 Mar: 2pm & 7pm13 Mar: 8pm14 Mar: 8pm

Duration: 1h 30m

06 07 08 09 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Please note: Cellfish begins 08 Mar, but season tickets can only be booked in to 09 — 14 Mar performances. Cellfish also plays at Te Oro in Glen Innes from 16 — 17 Mar. Tickets via eventfinda.co.nz.

Silo 2017 Ticket PricesSeason Ticket Holders can save up to 20% on public ticket prices. As long as you select a minimum of three productions per person, you can take advantage of Season Ticket prices.

Production Ticket Type Season Tickets Public Tickets

Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.

Adult $39 $45

Concession $35 $39

Silo Crew (Group 6+) $35 $39

Under 30 $20 $25

Preview $35 $39

Premiere $45 $45

Cellfish Adult $39 $45

Concession $39 $39


Under 30 $39 —

Hudson & Halls Live! Best Seats $47 $59

Adult $42 $52

Concession $38 $45


Under 30 $25 $30

Cock Best Seats $44 $55

Adult $39 $49

Concession $34 $42


Under 30 $25 $30

Preview $35 $39

Premiere $55 $55

A Streetcar Named Desire Best Seats $52 $65

Adult $44 $55

Concession $39 $49


Under 30 $30 $35

Preview $35 $39

Premiere $65 $65

Peter and the Wolf Best Seats $39 $49

Adult $34 $42

Concession $31 $39


Under 30 $25 $30

Preview $35 $39

Premiere $49 $49

Child (Under 14) $15 $20

How to Book Your Season TicketPaper & PenUse the booking form at the back of this book. Pop it in the post, scan and email it or drop it in to us — further details on the booking form.Jump OnlineVisit silotheatre.co.nz/season-tickets and use the electronic booking form. We’ve tried to make the Season Ticket booking process as straightforward as possible, but if it all reads like gibberish and you want to talk, give us a call on 09 368 5958.

Season Ticket Fine Print

01. Tickets will not be refunded after purchase. 02. Tickets may not be transferred between productions. 03. A Season Ticket is three or more productions per person. 04. No other price types can be purchased alongside Best Seats in the House. 05. All Concession tickets require presentation of valid identification, which includes SuperGold cards, Community Services cards and current Student ID. 06. Under 30 tickets require presentation of date of birth. 07. Elastic tickets are subject to availability. We hold a specific allocation of tickets aside for Season Ticket Holders, but urge you to book as early as possible so that we can accommodate your preferred dates. Once booked, Elastic tickets cannot be exchanged. 08. Silo offers a free ticket exchange service for Season Ticket Holders who have opted for the Select Your Dates package, up to 24 hours prior to the original performance to which you hold tickets. Subsequent ticket exchanges will incur a $6.00 handling fee. 09. The right of admission is reserved. Each person, including children, must hold a ticket. Please check a production’s suitability before purchasing tickets. 10. Latecomers will not be admitted. We urge you to arrive early to avoid disappointment. 11. Due to the volume of Season Tickets received each year, we are unable to process forms over the phone. 12. Season Ticket booking forms are processed in the order they are received. 13. Please allow 12 working days for your Season Ticket package to be delivered. 14. Silo Gift Vouchers are redeemable for any Silo production in 2017. If your purchase exceeds the gift voucher total, it can be combined with cash, credit card or ETPOS payment to make up the full amount. If your purchase is less than the voucher’s total, no change will be given. 15. Details in this programme are correct at the time of printing. Silo reserves the right to add, withdraw or substitute artists and to vary the programme should the need arise. 16. Purchasing a Season Ticket as a Christmas gift must be done by December 16th 2016 or else we cannot guarantee it will be processed in time. 17. There are a very limited number of tickets for Cellfish. First in, first served.

Cock has been licensed by arrangement with The Agency (London) Ltd. A Streetcar Named Desire is presented by special arrangement with The University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee.

Join the Silo Family

If you’d like to make a donation to Silo, go to silotheatre.co.nz/supportSilo Theatre is a registered NZ charity: CC24374 All donations are tax deductible and appreciated more than you know. :)

Silo Generator Patrons

Betsy & Michael Benjamin Jeremy Collins & Lindsay Thompson Delmaine Friedlander Foundation John Ormiston & Diana Lennon Spark New Zealand The Wallace Foundation William Buck Christmas Gouwland

Silo Patron Plus

Simon & Robin Barclay John Billington QC Mary Brook Adrian Burr Rick & Jenny Carlyon Richard & Elizabeth Ebbett Dame Jenny Gibbs Robert Johnston & Stella McDonald Ross & Josephine Green Tracey Haszard & Phil Sargent Chris & Dayle Mace Peter Macky & Yuri Opeshko Anna Nathan Rachel & Jason Paris Geoff & Fran Ricketts Jenny & Andrew Smith Mike Smith & Dale D’Rose Gilli Sutton

Silo Foundation Patrons

Heather Anderson & Mike Clark David Appleby Felicity Barnes The Family of Judith Barnes Gaybrielle Binning Kathryn Beck Brian Carter & Clare Bradley Victoria & John Carter Christina Chan & Nigel Ellis Gary Cheyne

Amber Coulter & Andrew Lewis Garth & Vivienne Cumberland Michelle Deery Christine & Richard Didsbury Suzanne Dowling Cameron Fleming Stefan Goldwater & Bronwen Klippel John & Jo Gow Michael & Stephanie Gowan John & Trish Gribben Sue Haigh Anne Hinton Michael Hurst & Jennifer Ward-Lealand David Inns & Sally Woodfield Philip & Michelle Kean Margaret Lake Hilary Lewis Alison & Murray McMillan Earl & Jo Meek Morgan Coakle Rob & Jacquie Nicoll Phillip Rice Juliet Robieson Bruce & Margot Robinson Murray Smallfield Thane & Susy Smith South Pacific Pictures Michael & Margaret Stanley Lady Tait Simon Vannini & Anita Killeen Graham Wall & Rosie Brown Paul Wicks Peter Winder

Silo Best Friends

Lesley Dennis Catherine George Michele Harrod Arend Merrie & Fiona Turner Susan Pezaro John & Anne Priestley Meg Williams

Silo Patrons enjoy special benefits, including:

Invitations to our four specially hosted Patrons’ events which are held throughout the year.

Access to the in-house Silo booking service, for prioritised and fee- free booking.

Access to exclusive auxiliary programme events open to Patrons and Season Ticket Holders.

Acknowledgement in each production programme.

Silo Patrons. Our Heroes.Silo Patrons are passionate individuals who believe in our work, are part of our community and feel strongly about establishing a visionary creative culture in Auckland. They are our extended family — they listen, advise, congratulate, share in our mission and cheer us on.

Generator Patron $5,000 + Patron Plus $2,500 + Foundation Patron $1,000 +

Or, make a donation alongside your 2017 Season Ticket:

Best Friend $250 + Stagehand $25 +

About Silo Theatre

Established in 1997, Silo Theatre is a leader of contemporary theatre in New Zealand. We curate an annual season of work that speaks to the world around us, constantly evolving in response to our cultural climate. We seek to push storytelling, artists and audiences forward, both in our programming and company culture. We aim to invigorate, agitate and illuminate. We believe in theatre as a powerful engine for change.

Invest in our stories

We’re committed to keeping our ticket prices affordable and our performances extraordinary, which means we need to supplement our box office income through sponsorship and individual giving. A ticket only goes so far…

In Good Company

Principal Partner

Major Partners

Industry Partners

Sustaining Partners

Charitable Partner

Venue Partners

Media Partners

PLEASE NOTE: SEATING FOR REVOLT. SHE SAID. REVOLT AGAIN. IS GENERAL ADMISSION.

PLEASE NOTE: $15 CHILD TICKETS FOR PETER AND THE WOLF CAN ONLY BE PURCHASED IN ADDITION TO YOUR SEASON TICKET PACKAGE.

PLEASE NOTE: CAPACITY FOR CELLFISH IS VERY LIMITED. ELASTIC SEASON TICKET HOLDERS SHOULD CHOOSE THEIR DATES IMMEDIATELY. SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION.

2.Select a minimum of three productions per person to become a Season Ticket Holder.

I want to Select My Dates and will specify them below.

I want to be an Elastic Season Ticket Holder. I'll select the productions I want to see but choose my dates later.

Production Ticket Type Price # Tickets Total Select Date & Time

Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. The Basement Theatre 15 Feb — 11 Mar

Adult $39 $ Date

Concession $35 $

Silo Crew (6+) $35 $

Under 30 $20 $ Time

Preview $35 $

Premiere $45 $

Cellfish Q Theatre Loft 09 Mar — 14 Mar

Adult $39 $ Date

Concession $39 $

Silo Crew (6+) $39 $ Time

Under 30 $39 $

Hudson & Halls Live!Q Theatre 27 Jun — 09 Jul

Best Seats $47 $ Date

Adult $42 $

Concession $38 $


Under 30 $25 $

Cock Herald Theatre 20 Jul — 12 Aug


Adult $39 $

Concession $34 $


Under 30 $25 $ Time

Preview $35 $

Premiere $55 $

A Streetcar Named Desire Q Theatre24 Aug — 16 Sep


Adult $44 $

Concession $39 $


Under 30 $30 $ Time

Preview $35 $

Premiere $65 $

Peter and the Wolf Herald Theatre09 Nov — 09 Dec


Adult $34 $

Concession $31 $


Under 30 $25 $ Time

Preview $35 $

Premiere $49 $

Child (Under 14) $15 $

SUB-TOTAL A $

3. Buy Additional Tickets.

If you're a Season Ticket Holder, here's your chance to convert family and friends into Silo fans by purchasing additional seats to go with the tickets you've purchased in step 2.Just want to purchase tickets for one or two productions? Fill in this form, and you'll be given first priority when public sales open in January 2017.

Ticket Type Price # Tickets Total Select Date & Time

Adult $45 $ Date

Concession $39 $


Under 30 $25 $ Time

Preview $39 $

Premiere $45 $

Adult $45 $ Date

Concession $39 $


Under 30 — —


Adult $52 $

Concession $45 $


Under 30 $30 $


Adult $49 $

Concession $42 $


Under 30 $30 $ Time

Preview $39 $

Premiere $55 $


Adult $55 $

Concession $49 $


Under 30 $35 $ Time

Preview $39 $

Premiere $65 $


Adult $42 $

Concession $39 $


Under 30 $30 $ Time

Preview $39 $

Premiere $49 $

Child (Under 14) $20 $

SUB-TOTAL B $

PLEASE NOTE: BEST SEATS CANNOT BE BOOKED IN CONCURRENCE WITH OTHER TICKET TYPES WITHIN A PRODUCTION.

Create your Season Ticket.

Want to fast track the process? Book your Season Ticket online at silotheatre.co.nz/season-tickets. Want to sit next to another Season Ticket Holder? Please send all booking forms in the same envelope.

1. Tell us about you. Giving this Season Ticket as a gift? Please include your details here and the recipient’s details in Step 5.

Name:

Postal address:

Phone: Mobile:

Email address:

Season Ticket Booking Form 2017

Get your booking form to us

Snail MailSilo Season Tickets PO Box 7752, Wellesley StreetAuckland 1141

EmailScan your form and send it to:[email protected]

Face-to-Face97B Mount Eden RoadGrafton, Auckland 102310am — 4pm

Concession and Under 30 tickets

If you are purchasing Concession or Under 30 tickets, please enclose photocopied identification: SuperGold card, proof of age, current Student ID or Community Services card.

6. Invest in the story.

Your donations are of huge value to us. With your support, we see a great future for the kind of theatre you’ve come to love. All donations to Silo are tax deductible. Thanking you!

Donation Investment Total

Stage Hand an investment of $25+ $

Best Friend an investment of $250+ $

Foundation Patron an investment of $1000+ $

Patron Plus an investment of $2500+ $

Generator Patron an investment of $5000+ $

SUB-TOTAL D $

4. Seating requirements.

Please indicate any special seating requirements you may have.

Wheelchair Seating Minimal Stairs

Seat with Aisle on your Left Mobility Assistance

Seat with Aisle on your Right Hearing Impaired

5. Give the gift of Silo.

Get rid of all the drama with finding pressies and impress your friends and family with a Silo Season Ticket or Silo Gift Vouchers. Gift Vouchers are available in two different amounts, and they can be redeemed for any 2017 Silo production. Add Gift Vouchers to your purchase now or buy them at any time during the year...

Price Number Total

$50 $

$100 $

SUB-TOTAL C $

Season Ticket or Gift Voucher Recipient Details

Name:

Send this gift straight to the recipient

Postal address:

Message (optional):

7. It's time to part with your $.

1. Add up the totals from Season Tickets, Additional Tickets, Gift Vouchers and Donations below.

I have read and understood the The Fine Print. If not, check it out at the back of the brochure.

SUB-TOTALS TOTAL

Sub-Total A: Season Tickets $

Sub-Total B: Additional Tickets $

Sub-Total C: Gift Vouchers $

Sub-Total D: Donations $

GRAND TOTAL $

2. Select your payment option and put your money on the line.

I want to pay by Visa.

I want to pay by Mastercard.

I want to pay by Cheque. Please make payable to Silo Theatre Trust.

Name on Card: Card Expiry Date:

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