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Stork hotel offers an entertaining, cutting-edge and thrilling gaming experience spread over three levels of floor space. Here, players can enjoy a wide range of betting levels at gaming tables, multi-station and video games, alongside first-class service and delicious gourmet treats. In addition to table games, our casino and VIP Salons are home to a variety of the latest slot machines – you can strike a jackpot at any one of our amusement slot machines. Recently launched a customer loyalty casino program at daftarsbobet.com, offers multiple rewards for our membership players.

“One of the very best” Lets Go 2005 The Stork Hotel is a small, historic hotel which offers affordable & secure accommodation, shared bathrooms, kitchen & laundry facilities, as well as live entertainment, great value meals in the Stork Cafe & a friendly bar. Enquiries & bookings can be made by phone/fax or online. (click to enlarge picture)
The Stork Serviced Apartment online soon! SELF CONTAINED 1BR APARTMENTS IN Q.V.MARKET PRECINCT Spacious one bedroom apartments with modern kitchen, dining and lounge room. Fully furnished, with television. Elizabeth St views. Shop at the Q.V. Market. Walk to Melbourne University, Hospitals etc. Aud $100 per night . minimum four nights. Serviced Daily . Immediate Bookings from Christmas onwards through the Stork Hotel
Guests say:”Cute and cosy” “A real original” “Surprisingly nice rooms for such a low price – much better than other places in the same price range” “Very friendly staff – we go back to visit them” The Stork is a family-run hotel which offers secure & quiet accommodation for visitors. Our guests include people who want a friendly & economical place to stay for a short time, & also those who need a convenient base when looking for flats in the inner suburbs, investigating work opportunities, or while studying at nearby colleges & universities. Our rooms are fresh & clean with polished timber floors, simple furnishings & shared bathrooms, kitchen & laundry facilities. Some of our rooms are decorated with Australian themes including “Ned Kelly”, “The Fosters Room”, “The Great Ocean Road”, “The Fairy Penguin” rooms.
ROOM PRICES Singles $48 Doubles $58 Twins $60 Triples / Quads $25 pp per nightValid till 30-6-06	Special Events Prices Ford Tennis Open 16-29 January 2006 Singles $58 Doubles 68 Twins $70 Triples, Quads $35 pp. Commonwealth Games & Grand Prix 15-26 March 2006 30 March – 2nd April Singles $86 Doubles $116 Twins $126 Triples/Quads $50pp.
Reception Hours
8.00 am – 10.00 pm Monday to Sunday.
Check Out Time
10.00 am or by arrangement.
Facilities
Guests of the Stork Hotel can make use of a number of shared facilities including:
Kitchen
make a simple cup of tea or coffee, or prepare a meal in our fully equipped kitchen with the fresh produce you may buy at the Queen Victoria Market.
Laundry
wash, dry & iron your clothes.
Safe Deposit
You may leave small valuable items free of charge in the hotel safe.

Venue Details

Stork Hotel
504 Elizabeth Street Melbourne 3000
(Located on the corner of Therry St, opposite Queen Vic Market)

Phone 039 663 6237
Fax 039 663 8895

Band Bookings: storkmusic@gmail.com

Front Bar Capacity 100

Entry is always Free

Playing Times

Tuesday

Set 1 9:00pm – 9:40pm
Set 2 9:50pm – 10:30pm

Wednesday

Set1 9:00 9:45pm
Set 2 10:00 10:45pm

Thursday
Set 1 9:00pm 9:50pm
Set 2 10:10pm 11:00pm

Friday

Set 1 9:00 9:45pm
Set 2 10:15 11:00pm
Set 3 11:15 12:00am

Saturday

Set 1 9:00 9:45pm
Set 2 10:15 11:00pm

Media Requirements

Please arrange for 5 posters, A3 or larger, to be delivered to the venue 2 weeks prior to your show.

Please email an image and 100 word media release 2 weeks prior to your show.

Technical Specifications

Mixer

JBL EON MusicMix 10 Channel Stereo Mixer

Front of House Speakers

JBL Power 15 inch
JBL Power 10 inch

Monitors

JBL Power 10 inch

Microphones

2* Shure SM58
2* JBL E 50 S
3* Boom Microphone Stands

Stage Dimensions

2.5 * 1.5 Metres

Lighting

2* Overhead Par Cans

FX

A Microverb Reverb / Delay unit can be provided on request (24 hrs notice required)

Sound Engineer

You will need to provide your own.
(Staff at the Stork will provide you with assistance, and it should be noted that bands usually take care of this themselves, without needing an extra person)

The Remarkable

Emma Bovary

Adapted by Colin Duckworth

March – April 2008

The Stork Hotel Theatre Program 2000- 2007

• 2000 Radclyffe Hall Gaily Invites. Performed by Lois Ellis and Sarah Hardy
• 2001 The Odyssey by Homer. A performance Reading.. Dinner and show
• 2002 The Battle for Troy-The Iliad by Homer. A performance reading
• 2002 Art and Eros by Iris Murdoch. Directed by Lois Ellis.
• 2003 The Fall by Albert Camus. Starring Daniel Schlusser.
• 2003 The Odyssey by Homer with Dennis Pryor and Neil Pigot
• 2004 La Douleur-The War by Marguerite Duras. Starring Caroline Lee.
• 2004 Troy-The Iliad by Homer. Adapted by Dennis Pryor with Richard Piper
• 2005 The Outsider by Albert Camus starring Matt Kelly. Directed by L.Strangio
• 2005 Dido and Aeneas by the Roman poet, Virgil. A performance Reading.
• 2006 The Outsider by Camus starring Matt Kelly. Directed by L. Strangio
• 2006 Fall by Camus. Starring Drew Tingwell. Directed by Emma Valente.
• 2006 Plague by Camus with Adrian Mulraney. Directed by Alex Pinder
• 2007 Marcel and Albertine: Proust on Love
• 2007 Homer’s Iliad. Helen Morse, Richard Piper, Kate Kendall, Rod Mullinar

2007 The Lover by Marguerite Duras. Starring Kate Kendall, Adapted by Colin Duckworth, Directed by Greg Carroll, Designed by Peter Carroll

2007 Sappho. Written by and starring Jane Montgomery Griffiths

“I’m giving it a rave review right now” Phillip Adams, ABC Radio “Helen shines in Homer’s epic.It’s worth the price of admission to hear Helen Morse read anything” Martin Ball The Age, Marcel and Albertine: Proust on Love, “Show of The Week, -fine performances * * * * ” Bill Perrett, The Age, Camus’ The Fall,2006 ”This is theatre at its most brilliant” Cameron Woodhead, The Age; The Outsider, 2006 , “This is marvellous, * * * * ½*” Bill Perrett, The Sunday Age, Duras’ La Douleur/The War “another outstanding collaboration from Laurence Strangio and Caroline Lee” Helen Thomson, The Age; The Outsider,2005 “This fine production continues The Stork’s excellent productions of intellectually challenging dramatic works”, Helen Thomson, The Age; The Outsider, “Duckworth has extruded the crystalline beauty of Camus’ style. 4 ½ stars” Owen Richardson, The Sunday Age; The Fall,2004 “I sat in the L-shaped room of The Stork amongst one of the most diverse audiences I’ve experienced in Melbourne. Every age group was there and from every part of Melbourne. It was packed. I recommend it” Peter Clarke, ABC Radio; “I was reminded that I had seen some outstanding work (in 2004)…and although the productions varied hugely in terms of cost from a large scale work like Urinetown and Night Letters… to a sofa bed in the back room of The Stork Hotel, it was not the money spent that mattered, but the sheer quality of the work, the writing, the directing, and the acting.” Helen Thomson.

The Stork also has regular , Uni In The Pub forums on the major issues of the day, Book Readings and Live Music in the bar at night.