Revolution Theatre Productions postpones Harvey in Albury

Revolution Theatre Productions postponed its upcoming production of Harvey in Albury.

Due to run at SS&A Albury from August 19 to 21, the four shows will now shift to dates yet to be announced.

A Revolution Theatre Productions spokesperson said it was disappointing for the cast and crew who have put many hours into rehearsals.

"These new restrictions have meant that ticket sales to our Victorian audience members will no longer be an option," they said.

"Seeing as nearly 50 per cent of the current ticket sales were to Victorian residents, we have decided that not being able to present this Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy to our fellow Victorians and the theatre-loving community who reside outside of the Border Bubble is no longer an option we want to entertain due to circumstances outside of our control.

"Please continue to support community theatre and the performing arts during these challenging times."

Harvey ticketholders can contact SS&A Albury or Eventopia.

IN OTHER NEWS:

The Top Dog Film Festival due to run at Albury Entertainment Centre on Saturday has been rescheduled until Saturday, November 13.

AEC staff will contact ticketholders via email.

Wednesday night's already rescheduled The Australian Bee Gees Show at The Cube Wodonga was cancelled.

Project Dance - Paper Swan, Tinderella and the Eight Unique Uses of Tinder and From Screen to Stage by Murray Conservatorium have been postponed to dates yet to be announced at The Cube.

HotHouse Theatre has rescheduled a children's workshop audition for the upcoming play, I've Been Meaning to Ask You.

The auditions will now run at the Butter Factory Theatre in Wodonga on September 2 and 3, 4pm to 8pm.

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