'Things I Know To Be True' postponed due to COVID-19

In light of the latest advice from Government and medical authorities, the upcoming performances of 'Things I Know To Be True', have officially been postponed until the COVID-19 health crisis is over.

To every single person who had already booked tickets or was planning to come to see the show, Castle Hill Players would like to thank you for your support. The society hopes that you are able to come and see this beautiful show once things calm down and the lights at the theatre can once more turn on.

As the management committee works to organise details regarding the rescheduling and refunds, please be patient and kind to those who are doing the best they can in an extraordinary situation.

This decision was not made lightly. After months and months of preparation, it has broken many hearts to have this show brought to a halt so soon before it opens. However, the Castle Hill Players aims to always put the health, safety and wellbeing of their patrons and members before all else. With that in mind, postponing the 2020 season was the only decision that could make in the circumstances.

In the words of the character Rosie Price, "I know that summer turns to autumn and that autumn becomes winter and that winter turns to spring and spring back to summer. And it goes on. Life. It goes on".

This crisis will not last forever. Eventually, it will pass and when it does Castle Hill Players and the Price family will be back and waiting to welcome audiences back to 25 Windarie Avenue, Hallet Cove.

To stay up to date with all the latest information and decisions about the postponed 2020 season, visit the official website or like the Castle Hill Players' Facebook page.