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SOLD OUT Miss Fisher & The Crypt of Tears Exhibition | High Tea

by National Trust of Australia (Victoria)

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Delight in the ultimate Miss Fisher exhibition experience with high tea in the Rippon Lea Estate Ballroom on Sunday, 14 March at 3pm

About this Event

09/03/2021 - Tickets for this event have SOLD OUT

Enjoy the opulence of high tea in the magnificent Rippon Lea Estate Ballroom (featured in Miss Fisher and Crypt of Tears) with an exclusive Q&A hosted by renowned lifestyle journalist Rachelle Unreich with Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries TV series creators and Executive Producers, Fiona Eagger and Deb Cox (Every Cloud Productions, as they discuss how they brought Miss Fisher to the big screen, anecdotes from the Miss Fisher universe and highlights from their 30 year career creating & producing much-loved shows such as East of Everything, Gods of Wheat Street, Newton’s Law, Deadlock, the reboot of Seachange, A Sunburnt Christmas and soon to be released STAN Original series Eden.

After indulging in a specially tailored Miss Fisher high tea service at 3pm, guests will make their way to the mansion to explore the incredible Miss Fisher Costume exhibition.

Get in quick - the first 30 people to book receive a free Miss Fisher and The Crypt of Tears catalogue (valued at $20).

Discover the romance and adventure of costumes designed by Margot Wilson, and an exclusive look behind the scenes from the recent cinematic release, Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears.

Immerse yourself in the world of Phryne Fisher and unravel a decade-old mystery concerning priceless emeralds, ancient curses and the truth behind the disappearance of a forgotten tribe.

The brand new exhibition also includes costumes designed by Marion Boyce from the original Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, as well as pieces designed by Maria Pattison and Dong Xiangshuai from the expanded Miss Fisher universe including the 1960s spin-off series Ms Fisher’s Modern Mysteries and the Chinese adaptation Miss S, where Phryne is reimagined as a crime-fighting sleuth in 1930s Shanghai.

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Updated conditions of entry

In response to COVID-19, the National Trust has introduced protocols to protect the health, safety and wellbeing of visitors, staff and volunteers at the exhibition.

We ask that all visitors agree to the below conditions before entry.

We ask you to stay at home if you are experiencing any cold or flu-like symptoms

Visitors over 12 years old must wear a face mask

Must register your details with us upon entering the gardens by scanning the QR code

Observe personal health and hygiene measures, as well as safe social distancing signage and contactless transactions

Be aware that capacity restrictions apply in all enclosed spaces

Note that areas may be partially closed off to implement safety protocols, including the Gatehouse Tea Rooms at Rippon Lea Estate

For more information on visiting Rippon Lea Estate and the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) COVID Safe Plan click here.

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Please note – This exhibition is presented inside Rippon Lea mansion. During this time the internal furniture and fixtures may have been removed, adjusted or replaced to accommodate the exhibition pieces. Regular tours of the mansion won’t be offered during the exhibition period and will only re-commence after all original furniture and fixtures have been re-installed and once the exhibition has ended.

Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears is an Every Cloud Productions feature for Roadshow Films, with principal production investment from Screen Australia, in association with all3media international, Film Victoria, Fulcrum Media Finance and Film Finances Australasia.