Uncategorized

Terms and Conditions 2023

by

EAGLES NEST THEATRE CO.
SCHOOL PROGRAM BOOKINGS
TERMS & CONDITIONS 2023


BOOKING CONFIRMATION & PAYMENT PROCESS

  1. Your school provides booking dates and times and we email booking quote email with terms and conditions.
  2. To confirm the booking you need to review details and then electrictonically accept the terms and conditions
  3. You will be sent a formal booking confirmation and invoice.
  4. Invoices can be paid at the time of booking or after the delivery.
  5. If you pay in full prior to delivery, you receive a 5% discount.

NB. If paying at the time of the booking and the numbers in attendance are higher than the booking estimate an additional invoice will be issued after delivery.


CANCELLATIONS

If the booking is cancelled by Eagles Nest Theatre:

A full refund of any money paid will be returned to the client.

If the booking is cancelled by the school:

  • more than 6 weeks prior to the program delivery, schools may be charged a $250 cancellation fee.
  • less than 6 weeks prior to program delivery – schools may be charged 50% of the original agreed booking fee.
  • less than 2 weeks prior program delivery – schools may be charged the full costs of the original agreed booking fee

RESCHEDULING

Once a booking has been confirmed if you need to reschedule additional costs may be incurred.

Rescheduling fees are in addition to the original booking costs.

If you notify us of your need to reschedule:

  • more than 6 weeks prior to the program delivery – schools will be charged a $100 rescheduling fee to cover administrative costs.
  • less than 6 weeks prior to the program delivery – schools will be charged a $100 rescheduling fee to cover administrative costs plus 50% of the total actors fees payable for the booking so that actors are compensated for lost work.
  • less than 2 weeks prior to the program delivery – schools will be charged a $100 rescheduling fee to cover administrative costs plus 100% of the total actors fees payable for the booking so that actors are compensated for lost work.

NB. Any cancellation of a rescheduled booking is calculated on the date of the original booking not on the date to which a booking is rescheduled.

COVID-19 DELIVERY CLAUSE

As long as Covid remains an issue, on occasions we may need to substitute actors into programs on short notice.

Should schools cancel a booking as a result of a covid situation the standard cancellation policy above applies.

BOMBSHELLS 2019 by Joanna Murray Smith

by

The young woman who needs the dress, the mother fraying at the edges, the older woman who remains a sexual being – Comedic stereotypes of women who inhabit our world that explode into deeper truths about being unseen.

In a world of empowered women why does the idea of marrying a taller older man persist. Sometimes the feminist project overlooks the plight of the less radical. A lot of young people and young women feel pushed away from the concept of feminism. Perhaps a look at the invisibility of normal women (whoever they might be) is what is need to continue the work of achieving gender equality.

Prices

 $16 per student (minimum total fee $1600)

Reserve your spot

COSI 2019 by Louis Nowra

by

AVAILABLE NOW!

Cosi invites audiences to share Lewis’ journey as he overcomes his prejudice regarding mental health and discovers the power in the silliness of a Mozart Opera. Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam moratorium, Lewis’ friends are trying to stop the suffering of thousands while he is learning about a different kind of politics. Sometimes art that’s not political can have political effect as it brings us together to play and laugh. Sometimes the the unheard voices are not those that cry out under oppression but those who our society has simply forgotten.

Prices

 $16 per student (minimum total fee $1600)

Register your Interest Now

TWELVE ANGRY MEN 2019 by Reginald Rose

by

When a single juror stands up against peer pressure and votes “Not Guilty” in a seemingly open and shut case it becomes clear why jurors need to deliberate and discuss. The defendant is the faceless other – the only thing we know that he is poor and yet the process reveals how the jurors and in fact the audience project their prejudices onto him. In addition to unpacking the narrative, the workshop investigates the construction of characters, and other dramatic elements, to present a reading of the play as a study of the power of language and one’s ability to create persuasive arguments.

Prices

 $16 per student (minimum total fee $1600)

Reserve your spot