Lunch Social & Sydney Festival Foodie Theatre, Sun 10 Jan, 12pm, Parramatta

Sydney Festival has this intriguing foodie themed theatre event on in January. So, unsurprisingly, some of us kitchen enthusiasts wanted to check it out.

Feel free to join us for the show (you'll need to get you own tickets), lunch beforehand, and, for those keen to still continue, possibly some further chats about the show afterwards too.

Show : Haribo Kimchi
Link : https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/haribo-kimchi
Show seats cost $49-55 each.

Synopsis : With the slice of a knife and the sizzle of a pan, South Korean theatremaker Jaha Koo invites audiences to a pojangmacha, a traditional late-night Korean street-food stall. As he prepares Korean classics live, screens, music, video projections and animations (featuring a robotic eel, a singing snail and a gummy bear) accompany and complement the story.

Date, Location & Time :
The NEW Powerhouse Parramatta,
1 Danyamada Place (34 Phillip St), Parramatta
Sun 10 Jan
Meet at 2:30pm if skipping the lunch.

If you're joining us for lunch too, let's meet there (lunch location TBC) at 12pm. More details on the restaurant to come.

IMPORTANT :
1. If you're keen to join, you'll need to buy your own tickets - Here's a quick link to buy them...
https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/haribo-kimchi
Heads up that seats are going fast - so best to get them early so you don't miss out !

Our seats are K22 & K33 - and there were still 2 two spots next to us when we booked.

2. If you're also keen to join us for lunch beforehand (location tbc) let me know so I can lock in a seat for you for the reservation. (And pls let me know as well if you don't want to join us for lunch too so we know we've heard from you. Thanks!)

And please also bring cash so it is easier to split the bill !

If you have any questions in the meantime, shout out in the comments section below.

Looking forward to another great session with all you kitchen enthusiasts!

Cheers,
Natia

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