THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Due to uncertainty around border re-openings, the team at Stephen Beckett Productions have taken the difficult decision to cancel the Get Well: An Evening with Michael Leunig on Friday 01 October.

We wish the producers the best at this time.

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Refund arrangements:

For all tickets purchased online: you will be automatically refunded in full. The refund process will commence next week and no further action is required on your behalf. Please note that it may take several business days for the refund to appear in your account.

For all tickets purchased at the box office or over the phone: in the first instance your ticket purchase will be automatically credited to the Box Office Patron Account held in your name. You can then contact the Box Office and choose to receive a full refund or keep the money in credit for a future purchase at the Princess Theatre.

Thank you for your patience as we work through a number of cancellations and postponements.

Should you have further queries about your ticketing options, including refunds, don’t hesitate to be in touch with the Princess Theatre Box Office on 6331 0052 or email boxofficemanager@theatrenorth.com.au

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Back in Launceston after his sold-out appearance here in 2018, Michael Leunig, cartoonist, poet, philosopher and painter, returns with this ‘Get Well’ evening, featuring Michael on stage, talking about all manner of things, plus showing us cartoons and images from his work over the last few years – including some classic, much-loved favourites.

The Penguin Leunig, his first book of collected cartoons, was published in 1974 (many more books followed – and still do, including the upcoming Get Well).

In 1999 he was declared a national living treasure by the National Trust. His work still appears regularly in the Melbourne Age and the Sydney Morning Herald.

He loves country life and working with nature, spending his time between the solitude of the bush in Northern Victoria and a home in Melbourne where he enjoys talking to strangers in the street, walking in the local park, morning coffee in the café, music in the concert hall and attending to work in his studio.