THE WATER SHOW a relevant and vital topic presented in an informative and entertaining way Two time travellers return to the present from 100 years in the future to learn as much as they can about the earth’s water supply in the hope of averting a global water crisis in the future. From their time and space module they observe the social, cultural, scientific and environmental significance of water. Presented in a highly physical and comedic style with innovative sound effects this performance introduces the subject of water in a dynamic piece of theatre. The script is updated regularly to reflect current issues concerning water. Performed at over 200 SA schools as well as schools and arts centres across Victoria presented by Regional Arts Victoria, in Auckland (NZ) and at major festivals including Science Alive, Warrnambool’s Fun 4 Kids and National Science Week. FEEDBACK “Top show, best I’ve seen for a long while, an excellent performance” Belair Primary School “Brilliant . . . a great example of clear and effective theatre for young people” Ardtornish Primary “Very relevant to our unit on water – great integration with other subjects as well, highly entertaining and professional. Congratulations.” St Michael’s College “Excellent – the children were totally involved all the way. Lots of good educational content for us to follow up on” Richmond Primary 2010 SEASON JUNE/JULY 2010 presented by SA WATER at SA WATER LEARNING CENTRE and on tour to schools on Eyre Peninsula JULY 17 @ 1pm CSIRO Education Centre Hindmarsh bookings 84635937 AUGUST 9-12 CANBERRA SEASON - National Science Week Festival Bookings 02 62050588 RETURN SEASON IN OCT/NOV AT SA WATER CENTRE and on tour to Yorke Peninsula bookings 82777293 - FREE to schools Cast Peter Cortissos and Ezra Juanta

THE WATER SHOW

a relevant and vital topic presented in an informative and entertaining way

Two time travellers return to the present from 100 years in the future to learn as much as they can about the earth’s water supply in the hope of averting a global water crisis in the future. From their time and space module they observe the social, cultural, scientific and environmental significance of water.

Presented in a highly physical and comedic style with innovative sound effects this performance introduces the subject of water in a dynamic piece of theatre. The script is updated regularly to reflect current issues concerning water.

Performed at over 200 SA schools as well as schools and arts centres across Victoria presented by Regional Arts Victoria, in Auckland (NZ) and at major festivals including Science Alive, Warrnambool’s Fun 4 Kids and National Science Week.

FEEDBACK

“Top show, best I’ve seen for a long while, an excellent performance” Belair Primary School

“Brilliant . . . a great example of clear and effective theatre for young people”

Ardtornish Primary

“Very relevant to our unit on water – great integration with other subjects as well, highly entertaining and professional. Congratulations.”

St Michael’s College

“Excellent – the children were totally involved all the way. Lots of good educational content for us to follow up on” Richmond Primary

2010 SEASON

JUNE/JULY 2010

presented by SA WATER at SA WATER LEARNING CENTRE

and on tour to schools on Eyre Peninsula

JULY 17 @ 1pm CSIRO Education Centre Hindmarsh

bookings 84635937

AUGUST 9-12 CANBERRA SEASON - National Science Week Festival

Bookings 02 62050588

RETURN SEASON IN OCT/NOV AT SA WATER CENTRE and on tour to Yorke Peninsula

bookings 82777293 - FREE to schools

Cast Peter Cortissos and Ezra Juanta