The Potato shed is in full swing in March with the All Australian Theatre Season. The month kicks off with Colin Mockett and the Morning Showtime crew presenting the very appropriate production of Meet the Ancestors III, this show looks back at some of the famous people who were born and worked or even died in the Greater Geelong area.   Come along and acquint with some the colourful characters that helped shape Geelong.   One show only at 10.30am on Tuesday 3 March.

To celebrate the 65th anniversary of Ray Lawler’s classic work:  Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, this great piece is presented by HIT Productions who have been touring quality professional theatre to the Shed for over 10 years. One performance only on Saturday 14 March at 8pm.

All the way from Byron Bay comes Steve Banks and band The Sidemen an event that will shift the spotlight to focus on the musicians behind some of Australia's and the world's most iconic bands. One performance only on Saturday 21 March at 8pm.

Seeing out the month of March is the Australian play, COSI by Louis Nowra. It’s a play about friendship, romance, community and difference. It’s 1971 and Australia is protesting the war in Vietnam. But inside the hospital, the resident patients are listening to Mozart, learning their lines and occasionally skipping their medication. It’s art, it’s mayhem, it’s a wonderful roller coaster all the way to opening night.  Three very special performances on 27-28 March at 8pm and a special Sunday matinee at 2pm on 29 March.

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