THIS SHOW HAS BEEN POSTPONED.

From Mudlark Theatre: 

 "Due to the current impacts of the Covid pandemic in Tasmania, Girl Running Boy Falling will no longer proceed this week. Whilst this is a very disappointing decision to have to make, Mudlark's number one priority is the health and safety of our artists and our wider community. 

 Mudlark remains deeply committed to this project and the themes explored within it, and we hope to see you all back at the theatre when we regroup to present the work.  

Ticketholders for all postponed performances will be refunded by Theatre North.  Mudlark, Theatre North and paranaple arts centre are working to secure suitable dates later in 2022. Thank you for your ongoing support." 

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Refund arrangements: 

All tickets will be refunded. 

For all tickets purchased online:  you will be automatically refunded in full.  The refund process will commence by the end of this week and no further action is required on your behalf. 

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 from Monday 04 April and choose to receive a full refund. 

Alternatively, you can choose to keep the funds in your Patron Account to be used as credit for your next Princess Theatre purchase.  You do not need to make contact with us for this option. 

If you require further information or assistance, please contact the Princess Theatre Box Office on 6331 0052 or boxoffice@theatrenorth.com.au.

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A magical stage adaptation of the award winning book.

Tiger is sixteen and lives in Burnie. Her Aunt Kath calls her Tiger. Her friends call her Resey. The boy she loves calls her Champ. She’s a lot of different things for a lot of different people. She’s running through high school, but someone in her life is about to fall. When he does, her perfect world falls with him. For the first time in her life, Tiger can’t stand being on the ground.

The story is a beating heart of messy, funny characters and their lives are lovingly adapted for the stage by Kate Gaul.

This project was assisted by Arts Tasmania by the Minister for the Arts and Supported by Hotel Grand Chancellor.

Image by Stanislaw Pytel