Don't miss Andy Griffiths' The Very Bad Book Show, playing in Melbourne from 5 to 21 January at RMIT in the city.
Written and illustrated by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton, and adapted and directed by Lynne Ellis, the performance features a bad mummy and daddy, very rude animals, blood-sucking Grannies and killer koalas from outer space!
Adapted from Griffiths' The Very Bad Book, this terribly BAD kid’s show contains nothing but very bad stories about very bad characters doing very bad things!
The Production
For 26 years, RMIT Union [Arts] have been producing affordable children’s theatre that fires up the imagination of its young audiences. Adapted & directed by Lynne Ellis, the shows are staged and performed by RMIT University students and have introduced tens of thousands of children to the joys of live theatre, performance and literature.
This energetic 2010 production of The Very Bad Book brings to life the crazy work of author Andy Griffiths and illustrator Terry Denton – and involves the audience in every step of the adventure. It’s loud, hilarious and inspiring…. for all ages!
Performance Dates
Date: Wed 5th to Friday 21st January, 2011
Time: Two shows daily at 10.30am, 1pm
Venue: RMIT Kaleide Theatre, Building 8, Level 2, 360 Swanston St
Price: $15
Public Season tickets now on sale through the Malthouse Ticketing Service:
tel 9685 5111
There will be book signings on Weds 12th and Weds 19th Jan. Don't miss it!