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Obituaries PRESENT S uc tion A new prod and of BOUBLIL G’S R SCHÖNBE Great Scot obituaries The Great Scot obituaries column is a significant section of the magazine, recording the dates of birth, death and (where applicable) the Scotch attendance years of all current and past students, staff, School Council members, and others who have made a significant contribution to Scotch College, the Old Scotch Collegians’ Association or to the wider community. Enquiries are welcome about Great Scot obituaries. Please contact the Great Scot Editor, Mrs Durga Kamte, on 9810 4302, or [email protected]. Tributes and photographs should be emailed to the School Archivist, Mr Paul Mishura: [email protected], or mailed to Great Scot Obituaries, Scotch College, 1 Morrison Street, Hawthorn 3122. ICAL THE MUS er 20 C 1 o 8 b o t c O 7 2 18 - cComas Theatre, Scotch llege Geoffrey M MERON lasia) and CA ional (Aus tra l Leonard Australia. at rn te In tre d by Ha Music Thea ials supplie clusively by ance mater Licensed ex All perform D. LT SH O MACKINT After 10 years of stellar professional standard productions OSMaD is bringing back to the stage the world- wide classic of musical theatre Les Misérables. The Scotch Family Magazine Issue 154 September 2018 is the official publication of Scotch College, Melbourne. Publisher Scotch College 1 Morrison Street, Hawthorn 3122 Victoria, Australia Phone: [phone] Email: [email protected] www.scotch.vic.edu.au ABN 86 852 826 445 Print Post Approved PP100008172 View Old Scotch Collegians' Association news and updates at: www.oscanet.com.au Like us on Facebook Scotch College and OSCA Editorial contributors Durga Kamte, David Ashton, Dean Gregory, Paul Mishura, Mark Johnston, Scott Montgomery and Tim Shearer. Editor Durga Kamte [phone] email: [email protected] Assistant Editor David Ashton [phone] email: [email protected] Production and Art Direction Lisa Sheard [phone] email: [email protected] Photography Stephen Kong, Scott Montgomery, Jocelyn Pride, John Ferguson, David Assender, Lisa Sheard, Scotch College students, staff, parents and Old Boys. Based on Victor Hugo’s novel Les Misérables reminds us that despite class, wealth and politics, we are all part of the same human family, with a desire for those great French ideals: liberty, equality and fraternity. Across the world audiences continue to be moved by Les Misérables, and with each new audience the magic and power of the show continue to grow. Les Misérables opened on London’s West End in 1985 and then on Broad- way two years later. Nominated for 12 Tony Awards and winning eight, Les Misérables has since been performed in more than 40 countries and trans- lated into 21 different languages. VENUE Geoffrey McComas Theatre James Forbes Academy Scotch College Campus 1 Morrison Street, Hawthorn Melway Ref: 59 C1 PERFORMANCES Thursday 18th October [Preview] 7.45pm Friday 19th October 7.45pm Saturday 20th October 7.45pm Sunday 21st October 2.00pm Wednesday 24th October 7.45pm Thursday 25th October 7.45pm Friday 26th October 7.45pm Saturday 27th October 2pm Saturday 27th October 7.45pm HOW TO BOOK www.osmad.com.au 0403 817 558 TICKET PRICES Adult $50 Concession $45* Student $30 Preview performance $40 Adult and school group discounts available. Further information online. Ticket prices exclude booking fees and credit card charges. *Concession: Seniors and Scotch College staff. 102 Great Scot Number 154 – September 2018