Upcoming Heathcote Studio Theatrical Society performances
Heathcote Studios Theatrical Society (within Ferrymead heritage Park) is proud to present our next Tea & Entertainment Performance & also Period Costume Portrait Photos
Tea & Entertainment "Frolics with Music Hall"
Please come along and join us. Have a cup of tea or coffee and watch our short production, when visiting the Park.
An entertaining look at the antics of visiting actors staying in a local squires (a retired thespian) home while preparing for a show.
Performances will be held on Steam Sunday:
Sunday 5th March 2017
1:45pm & 3:30pm
Adults $6.00 Children over 5 $2.00
We are also offering
Period Costume Portrait Photos
between:
11:30 - 1:30pm Sunday 5th March
Enquire while visiting the park on the day
or by appointment 03 384 0131
Fees Apply
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