Roaring Immersive Theatre

The play is not like any other with a passionate stellar cast from across Victoria, including the Bellarine Big Band. This play is set exactly 100 years ago embodying the 1920s era of change and celebration when life was grand and Charleston was the cat’s meow. A few characters are even inspired by real people in Geelong back in the time like Carji Greeves, Mayor Hitchcock and Alice Anderson. Hosted by The Vue Grand, QueensCliff for a total of twelve shows over the months of June and July. The play is an immersive experience, meaning it’s not on Stage but in the various locations through out the venue where the audience get to follow any character they please, following their story and by the end of the night everyone witnessing a different side of the play! The show encourages the audience to dress the era for the chance to win best dress. Though the patriarchy still rules, there is an introduction to women a head of their time, making modern choices. It’s a throwback to what was appropriate and not, with a queer twist, a dirty scandal, and everything in between. They would love to share this exciting opportunity with the community.