The show is based in 1192 in Nottingham, England, and Prince John is constantly increasing taxes to cover his gambling problem. Robin the Hood steals gold from John and gives it back to the poor. Desperate to put a stop to Robin, Prince John introduces the "Nottingham's Got Talent" contest, a contest sure to lure Robin out of hiding. Robin enters the contest, but will Prince John's plan work? With Cinderella and others joining the fun, this tale is sure to have you enthralled and laughing in your seats.
The show begins tonight at Melbourne University at Union House at 7.30pm, and free entry will be offered to any charitable organisations for tonight only.
The Salvation Army, the Asylum Seekers, St Vincent de Paul, Royal Children's Hospital Gatehouse, YGLAM, Warrick Foundation Domain Retirement Village, Fitted for Work, North Carlton Railway House, Carlton Police and others will be in attendance. For further details, please contact Fiona Trewhitt by calling 0407 399 589 or by emailing fiona.trewhitt@melbfc.com.au.
In addition to Robin the Hood, the N.I.C.K Foundation will be running its inaugural Charity Ball on 17 May at Maia, Docklands. More information will be released on the N.I.C.K Foundation website shortly.
N.I.C.K Foundation's Robin the Hood
Venue: Union Theatre, University of Melbourne, Parkville 3010
Contact Details: Call Fiona on 0407 399 589 or email fiona.trewhitt@melbournefc.com.au
Dates
Friday 15 March: Preview Show - 7.30pm
Saturday 16 March: Evening Show - 7.30pm
Friday 22 March: Evening Show - 7.30pm
Saturday 23 March: Evening Show - 7.30pm
Ticket Prices
Adults: $30
Children: $14
Students: $20
Family: $67
All proceeds from the show go to the N.I.C.K Foundation. To book your tickets, please click here.
The N.I.C.K Foundation runs mentoring programs, leadership workshops and motivational talks for young adults and their parents. Our aim is to build self-esteem and understanding in young people and give them hope for the future.
To learn more about the N.I.C.K Foundation, click here.
