
Ship That Never Was – The
Things To Do Strahan, West Coast, Tasmania
***Please note: ‘The Ship That Never Was’ will be performing 3-4 days/week from 1st to 24th September, and every day during the September/October school holidays from Friday 25th September to Sunday 11th October.
Limited numbers.
Bookings essential.
Contact us on 0408 517 124 or [email protected] for bookings or more information.
Australia’s longest-running play ‘The Ship That Never Was’ tells the dramatic and hilarious true story about the last Great Escape from Sarah Island.
The play is based on a real event in 1834. The last ship built at the convict settlement in Macquarie Harbour was about to sail for the new prison at Port Arthur but was hijacked by ten convict shipwrights.
So begins the story of an amazing escape, an extraordinary voyage and an intriguing twist in the tale of ‘The Ship That Never Was’. Fun and interactive family entertainment!
Session Times:
Performed at the Richard Davey Amphitheatre in Strahan at 5:30 pm every day (September to May inclusive). Closed Christmas Day.
The play duration is approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Advance bookings are necessary.
Facilities
Disabled Assistance
Caters for limited mobility Wheelchair accessMembership
Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/OrganisationRates
Adults $25
Concession $20
Family (2 Ad + 2 or more kids 4-17 yrs) $55