"The Appleton Ladies' Potato Race is a comedy about our relationship to both history and change. Through the lens of five female characters living in rural Australia we look in on ourselves as a nation. It's a funny play with a huge heart that is not afraid to pack a punch. It is about rejection and acceptance; seeing the world as it really is, warts and all, and at the same time, daring to ask if it can be something more. We've been dreaming big through our little play.

"In the 21st century, we, as Australians, are continually stepping-up to participate in global conversations, around privilege and gender parity - THE APPLETON LADIES' POTATO RACE gently provokes conversation around owning and celebrating our past while continuing to question our relationship with generational and social/political change.

"This is a play that will entertain, reflect who we are and also ask questions about who we are becoming as Australians. More than anything though, THE APPLETON LADIES' POTATO RACE will be a cracking great night at the theatre!" - Director, Priscilla Jackman

If you're still hanging onto a Discover Voucher, this sparkling new comedy from Sydney's Ensemble Theatre is just the one to redeem it on at Capitol Theatre, Tuesday 1 June at 7:30pm

Two of Us - The Songs of Lennon & McCartney starring Damien Leith and Darren Coggan will have you singing along with so many of the immortal songs from The Beatles' treasure trove of pop history - Capitol Theatre, Friday 4 June at 8:00pm.

Two of Australia's most applauded performers, Damien Leith and Darren Coggan, come together to celebrate the songbook of the most inspiring songwriters of all time, John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Leith and Coggan will transport you back in time, back to the well of inspiration, to hear the timeless songs of Lennon and McCartney as they would have sounded when they were freshly penned, just a guitar, a piano and two voices.

This show promises to be a magical, intimate and acoustic portrait of the songs that changed the world.