Bambert’s Book of Lost Stories returns to WA at the Octagon Theatre
Bambert’s Book of Lost Stories is heading to Barking Gecko Theatre.
This production will be the first show back for Barking Gecko Theatre since ‘Fully Sikh’ last year.
Since its premiere in 2016, Bambert’s Book of Lost Stories has charmed audiences across the country and around the globe. This special return season of our Helpmann Award-winning production brings Bambert home to Perth once more for a season of selected dates at the Octagon Theatre from 31 October.
The play is the story of Bambert – an impossibly small man with an enormous love for writing. Tucked away in his quiet attic, his only companions are the characters he has created in his stories. And then one day, Bambert decides to set his stories free, to send them out into the world on little hot air balloons in the hope that they will find a home.
The stories contain instructions: whoever finds them should return them to Bambert, postmarked with a stamp from wherever they landed, so he knows where they should be set. But as each day passes and no stories return, Bambert’s hope begins to fade. Will his stories ever find a home?
Bambert’s Book of Lost Stories is a reminder of how stories connect us to the world and ultimately, the power of kindness. It is adapted for the stage by Dan Giovannoni & Luke Kerridge, from Bamberts Buch der verschollenen Geschichten by Reinhard Jung.
Bambert’s Book of Lost Stories
Venue: Octagon Theatre, University of WA, 35 Stirling Highway, Crawley
Dates: 31 October, 6:30pm. 7 & 14 November, 1pm & 6:30pm. 20 November 6:30pm.
Duration: 75 mins
Prices: $25 – $30
Tickets: Available at https://www.ticketswa.com/bambert
For wheelchair-accessible seats and group bookings of 8+ please call 6488 2440 Monday to Friday, 12pm to 4pm
Recommended for children aged 8+
