The God Committee

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Wollongong Workshop Theatre

Wollongong Workshop Theatre presents The God Committee  by Mark St. Germain. October 6 - 21

<h3>Wollongong Workshop Theatre proudly presents</h3><h2>The God Committee</h2><h3>Written by Mark St. Germain</h3><p>Medicine, money, and morality clash when the Heart Transplant Selection Committee of St. Patrick’s Hospital has only minutes to decide which of three patients will receive a heart that has suddenly become available. A cross between Twelve Angry Men and Grey's Anatomy, The God Committee takes us into the inner workings of a transplant program and a decision - for both their candidates and their program - that is a matter of life and death.</p><p>Directed by Suzi Villeneuve-Smith</p><p>Friday 6th October: Doors open 7.30 + Performance starts 8pm</p><p>Saturday 7th October: Doors open 7.30 + Performance starts 8pm</p><p>Sunday 8th October: Doors open 1.30 + Performance starts 2pm</p><p>Friday 13th October: Doors open 7.30 + Performance starts 8pm</p><p>Saturday 14th October: Doors open 7.30 + Performance starts 8pm</p><p>Sunday 15th October: Doors open 1.30 + Performance starts 2pm</p><p>Friday 20th October: Doors open 7.30 + Performance starts 8pm</p><p>Saturday 21st October: Doors open 7.30 + Performance starts 8pm</p><p>TICKETS: $30 | $25 concession (transaction fees apply)</p><p>Ticketing at WWT is general admission.</p><h3>Covid Safety Information</h3><p>The safety of our audiences, performers and volunteers is paramount. Please read the important information below regarding our current COVIDSafe measures, noting that we regularly update our processes based on the latest government advice.</p><p>+ You are welcome to wear a face mask. Please bring a fitted face mask with you if you wish to wear one.</p><p>+  Practice good hand hygiene. Hand sanitising stations are available in the foyer.</p><p>+  For the safety of our performers and patrons, please don’t visit if you are unwell. If you can no longer attend a performance due to illness, please contact us to amend your booking. We have updated our ticket exchange and returns policy to accommodate the evolving circumstances.</p><p></p>

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