Know how to have a good time? Then you’ve got what it takes to audition for Uni Revue 2010. Stop thinking and fill out this form. Bring it with you to 50a Letitia St, North Hobart on either:
Sunday February 28 @ 2:00pm
-or-
Monday March 1 @ 7:30pm.
Here’s a link to Google Maps just in case you need it.
Can’t print out the form? Don’t worry about it. We’ll have forms you can fill out when you arrive – just bring yourself.
Want to really have a good time? Bring a friend. Or 27. (prize given if you bring 27 friends (the prize is a thumbs up)).
Need more information? Email us!
Don’t know what Uni Revue is? Read on after the link…
Who is Old Nick?
Old Nick is a Tasmania’s premiere amateur theatre company, and has been presenting the annual Uni Revue and other theatre since 1948.
What’s the Uni Revue?
The Revue is an irreverent, satirical parody of topical matters both local, national and international. Essentially, it’s a pisstake of things that have happened in the past year. We take everything from politics to music, TV shows to poo jokes and put them on stage. It’s 90 minutes of singing, dancing and telling jokes.
Do I have to sing, dance or tell jokes?
Yes. You will do at least one of these three things. You don’t have to be good at doing them, you just have to be willing to. There’s also places for people who want to work backstage, in costume, in set design/building, in writing or developing jokes or in the band. Just fill in the form and let us know what you want to do.
Do I have to get naked?
No. Nudity is optional and makes no difference to your place in the revue. In fact, we won’t even ask you about volunteering for nudity until well into the rehearsal period.
What are the requirements for being in the revue?
You must be at least 18 years old.
You must be available for rehearsals and the Hobart and Launceston performances. You need to be free Tuesday & Thursday nights and all day Sunday from March until May. You need to be able to spend a week in Launceston (fully paid for by Old Nick) for the week May 21 – 28.
You need to want to have fun.
Do I have to be a uni student?
No. You can be a student, a full time worker, unemployed or a pensioner. If you’re 18+ and willing to have a go then you’ve got what it takes.