See great performances at the Potato Shed

HAVE you set your New Year’s Resolution yet? Resolve to book coming shows at the Potato Shed.

Resident theatre company 3triple2 4 Kids kicks off the year with their unique take on Mother Goose from January 16-19. Questions abound, answers assured. Find out why Jack and Jill went up that hill and why Itsy-Bitsy Spider climbed up that waterspout.

Surprises guaranteed.

Then sit back and relax in the natural amphitheatre on February 17 when the best in local alt-country music, Americana on the Bellarine, rambles in and takes over the outdoor stage. Join the Sarah Carroll and Andrea Robertson for a night of blues, roots, country, folk, rock, rockabilly, gospel and soul. Cowboy boots optional.

Australia’s answer to Victor Borge, David Scheel, will dazzle with his razor-sharp wit on February 25 in Don’t Shoot me, I’m only the Piano Player. A runaway success in London’s West End, several Edinburgh Festivals and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, be prepared for a night of wit and delight as David regales you with his dazzling talent.

A sell-out in 2023, Late, Late at Night – Rick Springfield returns on March 3. Book your tickets now and be a part of Potato Shed history, as the performance is livestreamed to homes across the USA. Charting the rise, fall and transcendence of Springfield, Late, Late at Night – Rick Springfield is a homage to one of Australia’s favourite sons.

HiT Productions and Creative Australia present The Sunshine Club on March 7. Written by Wesley Enoch, with music by John Rodgers, The Sunshine Club is a gloriously energetic, thought-provoking, and above all, entertaining night of theatre.

WAY, on the VCE Drama Playlist for 2024, is a play driven by passion and shaped by theatrical skill. Performed over two nights and a matinee Wednesday 13 and Thursday 14 March, the production uses filmed sequences and live performances to bring to life a documentary world of women in film.

On March 15, be transported to a Parisian nightclub when Paris After Dark brings the bygone era of enchanting French chansons. Featuring legendary artists such as Edith Piaf; Gilbert Becaud; and Yves Montand.

On Friday March 22, Theatre 3triple2 bring the Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society take on Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, The Farndale Christmas Carol to the Potato Shed stage. A delightful and engaging comedy, portraying the well-meaning attempt of a small theatre company to bring culture to the masses.

All shows are on sale at potatoshed.com.au.

Look for the VIP logo for your chance to get access to discount tickets.

The Potato Shed looks forward to welcoming you to your home of the performing arts.