Come and watch our fourth production of the semester - She Rode Horses Like the Stock Exchange - with some other SUDS members and grab some pizza and drinks before the show!!

We’ll meet at the Forest Lodge Hotel at 5:30, eat some pizza, and then walk on over to the Cellar Theatre before the show starts at 7.

Prices for the pizza are $2 for SUDS members, $3 for USU members, and $5 for non-USU members. Payment will be taken at the door. Make sure you book your ticket for She Rode Horses Like the Stock Exchange for the April 14th 7pm performance via the link below.

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SUDS Presents: She Rode Horses Like The Stock Exchange

Written by Amelia Roper
13th - 16th of April 2022
The Cellar Theatre
Directed by Alex Bryant

Tickets: https: //bit.ly/3x9mNAu

“When I was a boy, all I wanted was to grow up, and be a man. Now I’m a man, all I want, is to grow up and be a man. Also. You know?”

Set at the beginning of the Global Financial Crisis in 2007, two couples sit in a park and talk about the GFC, death, expectations, sexism and a dog in a funny costume.

CONTENT WARNINGS
Sexual references, references to poverty, references to the death of children, references to drug use, references to violence

SUDS COVID-SAFE POLICY:
At SUDS we want to prioritise the safety of our members and audiences, and so we have strict COVID measures in place.
- All individuals entering the Cellar must be double-vaccinated and must use the QR code to check in at the door.
- It is required that while in the space, audience members will keep masks on at all times.
- Audience numbers are kept below full capacity; social distancing should be observed whenever possible. This will be facilitated by spaced seating.
- Hand sanitiser and spare masks will be available in the space.

For any questions or concerns regarding the show, please feel free to contact the team at likethestockmarket@gmail.com.

SUDS acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which this event is taking place: the Gadigal people of the Eora nation. Sovereignty was never ceded, always was, always will be Aboriginal land.