Victoria
Alexander Theatre
Ararat Performing Arts Centre
Ballarat - Her Majesty's Theatre
Benalla PACC
Bendigo Performing Arts Centre
Billiton Wellington Entertainment
Campaspe's Performing Arts Centre
Cardinia Culteral Centre Pakenham

Castlemaine Phee Broadway Theatre
Clocktower Centre
Colac Otway Performing Arts & Culteral Centre
Darebin Entertainment
Drum Theatre Dandenong
Echuca Paramount Theatre
Frankston Arts Centre
Geelong Performing Arts Centre
Hamilton Performing Arts Centre
Hothouse Theatre Wodonga
Karralyka Theatre
Kingston Arts Centre
Latrobe Regional Arts Centre
Mildura Arts Centre
Montrose Town Centre
National Theatre
Plenty Ranges Arts
Portland CEMA Arts Centre
Swan Hill Town Hall
Upper Yarra Arts Centre
Wangaratta Performing Arts
Warrnambool Regional
West Gippsland Arts Centre
Westside Performing Arts Centre
Whitehorse Centre
Wonthaggi Community Arts
Wonthaggi Picasso on Graham
Wyndham Culteral Centre
New South Wales

Riverina Theatre

Bathhurst Memorial
Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

Queensland

Cairns Civic Theatre

Empire Theatre

Karnak Theatre Mossman
Pilbeam Theatre Rockhampton
Townsville Civic Theatre

South Australia

Adelaide Festival Centre

Barossa Arts & Convention Centre
Mt. Gambier Sir Robert Helpmann
Port Lincoln Nautilus Theatre
Pt. Pirie Keith Mitchell Theatre
Renmark Chaffey Theatre
Tanunda Brenton Langbein
Whyalla Middleback Theatre
Dunstan Playhouse

Tasmania

Hobart Theatre Royal

Launceston Princess Theatre

West Australia
Albany Town Hall
Bunbury Regional Centre
Carnarvon Civic Centre
Esperance Civic Centre
Geraldton Queens Park Theatre
Karratha Walkington Theatre
Kalgoorlie GoldfieldsArts Centre

Mandurah Performing Arts Centre
Matt Dann Centre Port Hedland
Queens Park Theatre Geraldton
Regal Theatre


Australian Capital Territory

Canberra Theatre Centre




Alexander Theatre
Bookings: 61 3 9905 1111

Princess Ida

Prince Hilarion had been married in babyhood to Princess Ida, daughter of King Gama. The Princess, however, has set up a college for women from which all men are barred. Hilarion and his friends infiltrate the castle and ultimately the men, led by Hilarion's father, King Hildebrand, stage a full-scale invasion. Ida is abandoned by her women and finally surrenders to her Prince.
Season: October 24 - 31.

 

Wicked Widows & Never Too Old

Question: What happens when three widows of different ager and experience meet for lunch with a surprise twist?...
Answer: Laughter, positive messages, appreciation and acceptance of their loss and a wicked comment on widowhood.

A caring nurse takes an elderly nursing home resident on an interesting excursion, proving you are never too old.
Both written by Alan Hopgood.
Season: October 21 at 8pm. October 22 at 2pm & 8pm.

 

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Ararat Performing Arts Centre

Bookings: 61 3 5352 2880


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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE BALLARAT

Bookings:61 3 5333 5888

Travelling North

Frank and Francis find new life in a twilight love affair, to the consernation of their conventional children . Their dream takes them both north to the sun, but no sooner do they find their idyll than signs of mortality betray Frank's lion spirit.
Season: November 17 at 8pm.

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BENALLA PACC

Bookings:61 3 5760 4529Fri 18th July 2008 to Sat 2nd August 2008

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BENDIGO PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Bookings: 61 3 5441 5344

 

 

CAMPASPE'S PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

Bookings: 61 3 5482 3399

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Cardinia Culteral Centre Pakenham

Bookings: 1300 887 624

Travelling North

Frank and Francis find new life in a twilight love affair, to the consernation of their conventional children . Their dream takes them both north to the sun, but no sooner do they find their idyll than signs of mortality betray Frank's lion spirit.
Season: Saturday November 8

 

Little Shop of Horrors

Book and Lyrics by Howard Ashman, Music by Alan Menken

A "venus fly trap" named Audrey2 is found and cultivated by an insecure botanist in a flowershop. Seymour appreciates the attention it attracts because he is trying to impress Audrey, the girl he loves. When Audrey2 develops a carnivorous appetite, Seymour finds himself feeding the plant human flesh, and the situation spins out of control.

Season: October 24 - November 1,

 

© 2007 Cardinia Cultural Centre, Lakeside Drive Pakenham Victoria 3810. –

 

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Castlemaine Phee Broadway Theatre

Bookings: 61 3 5472 4137

 
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Clocktower Centre

Bookings: 61 3 9243 9191.

 

Colac Otway Performing Arts

Bookings: 5232 2077

Travelling North

Sandy Gore & Terry Donovan

Frank and Francis find new life in a twilight love affair, to the consernation of their conventional children . Their dream takes them both north to the sun, but no sooner do they find their idyll than signs of mortality betray Frank's lion spirit.
Season: Saturday November 15 at 8pm

 

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DAREBIN ENTERTAINMENT AND ARTS CENTRE
Booking: 61 3 8470 8280

 

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MorinMORNING MUSIC

 

Drum Theatre Dandenong

Bookings: 61 3 9771 6666

Travelling North

Frank and Francis find new life in a twilight love affair, to the consernation of their conventional children . Their dream takes them both north to the sun, but no sooner do they find their idyll than signs of mortality betray Frank's lion spirit.
Season: Friday November 7 at 8pm.

 

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Echuca Paramount Theatre
Bookings: 61 5482

 

 

Frankston Arts Centre
Bookings: 61 3 9784 1060

 

 

 

 

GEELONG PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE
Booking:61 3 5225 1200



Hamilton Performing Arts Centre
Bookings:61 3 5573 0429

Travelling North

Frank and Francis find new life in a twilight love affair, to the consernation of their conventional children . Their dream takes them both north to the sun, but no sooner do they find their idyll than signs of mortality betray Frank's lion spirit.
Season: Tuesday November 18 at 8pm

 

Horsham
Wesley Performing Arts Centre
Bookings:61 3 5382 4343

Travelling North

Frank and Francis find new life in a twilight love affair, to the consernation of their conventional children . Their dream takes them both north to the sun, but no sooner do they find their idyll than signs of mortality betray Frank's lion spirit.
Season: Thursday November 13 at 8pm

 

HOTHOUSE THEATRE
WODONGA 61 2 6021 7433

 

Tender

Tender ia an evocative, mysterious and astonishingly sophisticated first play from young Sydney playwright Nick Bloom.
A haunting examination of love, loss and grief.
Sarah can't remember what happened in the gardens. Her memory is fractured, her husband
Michael seems barely present and her parents-in-law, Yvonne and Patrick are losing patience. What is it that she has lost and can she get it back?
Season: November 4 - 9.

Karralyka Theatre

Bookings: 61 3 9879 2933

 

 

 

 

Kingston Arts Centre

Bookings: 61 3 956 444 0

Latrobe Regional Performing Arts Centre
Bookings: 61 3 5176 3559

The Jacaranda Tree

Rachel (Liz McColl) and Dan (Paul Pearson) live in the idyllic Jacaranda Country of mid northern New South Wales.  Dan has built their home himself, with rammed earth walls and an earthen floor.  His work was so admired by people in the area that he now makes his living building similar houses.  A central focus of their home is a magnificent Jacaranda tree, much loved by the family and a favourite topic for the paintings of their talented young son Simon.
Into their quiet refuge comes, uninvited and unexpected, an old friend from university days, from a time when the three were inseparable calling themselves the ‘three musketeers’.  Richard is now a successful writer.  On the surface both Dan and Rachel are pleased to see him but it is immediately clear that there are very real tensions only just beneath the surface. When Rachel first sees Richard their uncertainty coupled with mutual attraction is palpable.  In contrast Dan is all ocker good humour, anxious for Richard to stay with them, though Rachel clearly does not want this.  Richard stays and the reality of their existence begins to unravel as the past is brought back to life and proves a less than comfortable fit with the present.   
Season: October 31 November 1.

MILDURA ARTS CENTRE

Bookings: 03 5018 8322

Montrose Town Centre
Bookings: 03 9761 9133

 

 

National Theatre

Bookings: 61 3 9525 4611 & 132 849

PLENTY RANGES ARTS &
CONVENTION CENTRE

Bookings:61 3 9217 2317

 

 

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Portland Arts Centre
Bookings: 61 3 5522 2363

Travelling North

Frank and Francis find new life in a twilight love affair, to the consernation of their conventional children . Their dream takes them both north to the sun, but no sooner do they find their idyll than signs of mortality betray Frank's lion spirit.
Season: Saturday November 14 at 8pm

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Swan Hill Town Hall

Bookings: 61 3 5036 2444

 

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Esso BHP Billiton
Wellington Entertainment Centre

Bookings: 61 3 5143 3200

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On the Verge

Follows the adventures of three Victorian women explorers into what they believe to be Terra Incognito, a new land. Eight diverse beings are encountered on their travels, which include different times as well as different locations. The eight characters include an Yeti, a Troll, a Psychic, and a Cannibal are played by a single actor, providing plety of laughs at the numerous quick changes, The play uses cryptic lqanguage and pop culture references from the late 19th century to the 1950s.
Season: October 8 at 8pm.

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UPPER YARRA ARTS CENTRE

WARBURTON
Bookings: 03 5966 5160

 

 


Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre

Bookings: 61 3 5721 3758

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Warragul Arts Centre
Bookings: 61 3 5624 2456

 

 



Warrnambool Regional Performing Arts &
Conference Centre

Bookings: 61 3 5561 5233

Dorothy the Dinosaur

The new Dorothy the Dinosaur Show - The Hit TCV show now on stage.
Season: Tuesday October 14 Bookings 5559 4999

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WEST GIPPSLAND ARTS CENTRE
Bookings: 61 3 5624 2456

 



Westside Performing Arts Centre Shepparton
Bookings: 61 3 5832 9511


WHITEHORSE CENTRE

Bookings: 61 3 9262 6555

 

Calamity Jane

Calamity Jane at age 43. Photo by H.R. Locke.

Deadwood City in Dakota Territory in the 1870s is a man’s world where Calamity Jane dresses, speaks, rides and shoots like a man in order to hold her own. An unwise boast brings her to Chicago to recruit a star actress to perform at the Golden Garter saloon in Deadwood but she unwittingly recruits the star’s pretty maid, Katie, whose good looks win over the men of Deadwood, in particular Lieut. Danny Gilmartin (who Calamity dreams about) and Wild Bill Hickock. Katie helps transform Calamity into the attractive woman who was always there. A few twists and turns, not to mention tears and tantrums, sort out the love matches, although not necessarily in the way that was anticipated

 

 

 

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Wonthaggi Community Arts Centre
Bookings: 61 3 5672 1083

Annie Get Your Gun

Annie Oakley

This crazy, colourful musical is regarded as Irving Berlin's best - the story of Buffalo Bill's touring wild West Show featuring the greatest sharp shooter in the world, Frank Butler. That is, until he meets his match in many ways, the delightful, daggy girl from the bush, Annie Oakley. She accepts the challenge to a shooting contest, and in the process falls hopelessly in love with him. after one or two shoot outs, they both realise that everthing is better in their lives if they share the spotlight.
Season: Thursday September 18 at 11am.

Dorothy the Dinosaur

The new Dorothy the Dinosaur Show - The Hit TCV show now on stage.
Season Thursday October 16

 

Picasso's on Graham Wonthaggi
Bookings 61 3 5672 5871

 

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Wyndham Culteral Centre
Bookings: 61 3 9741 9500

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Canberra Theatre Centre
Bookings:61 2 6275 2700


 

 

 

Riverina Theatre: 61 2 6931 9466

BATHURST MEMORIAL
ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE

Griffith Regional Theatre
Bookings: 61 2 6961 8388

 

 

Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

 

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HOBART Theatre Royal
Bookings: 61 3 6233 2299

Launceston Princess Theatre
Bookings: 61 3 6323 3666


Cairns Civic Theatre
Bookings: 4031 9555

Blood Brothers

Blood Brothers:
a musical by Willy Russell

Presented by the Cairns Choral Society following their HUGE success with CATS!

Directed by Kevin and Narelle Shorey

Do you love musicals? Then here is your chance to come and see a musical that is NEW, DIFFERENT and EXCITING - a fabulous show that has been running in London's West End for 20 years, and is now on stage in Cairns for only two weeks.

Come and see what thousands of people are talking about!

Special deals early in the week!

Friday 19th – Friday 26th September at 8pm
Saturday 27th September at 2pm & 8pm


Adult: $38 Concession: $27 Child: $17 Book Now


Phone 1 300 855 835



 

EMPIRE THEATRE
Bookings: 1300 655 299

Gold Coast Arts Centre
Bookings: 61 7 5588 4000

Karnak Theatre Mossman
Bookings: 61 7 4098 9555

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Pilbeam Theatre Rockhampton
Bookings: 61 7 4927 4111

 

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Townsville Civic Centre
Bookings: 4727 9797

 

 

 

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Adelaide Festival Centre
Bookings: Bass 131 246

Barossa Arts & Convention Centre
Bookings: 61 8 8225 8888

 

Mt. Gambier Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre
Bookings:61 8 8723 8741

 

   

Boys Choir

 

Dorothy the Dinosaur

The new Dorothy the Dinosaur Show - The Hit TCV show now on stage.
Season: Tuesday October 14

 

Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre - Saturday 11 October at 8pm

Presented by SINGular Productions in association with State Opera of South Australia. This musical comedy revue explores the trials and tribulations of the modern day mating game including dating, romance and marriage.

I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change is now in its 11th year off Broadway, it has grossed over 90 million dollars world wide and has been performed in over 40 countries including performances in Tel Aviv, Berlin and Shanghai.

With its universal themes, the show has proven to be one of the most popular both on and off Broadway, featuring a cast of four playing over 60 roles in a hilarious interpretation of the differences between men and women.

 

 

Port Lincoln
NAUTILUS THEATRE
Bookings: 61 8 8683 5088

             

 

US THEATRE
Bookings: 61 8 8683 5088



Pt. Pirie Keith Mitchell Theatre
Bookings: 8633 8500

 

Renmark Chaffey Theatre
Bookings: 8586 1800

Tanunda Brenton Langbein Theatre
Bookings: 8563 0205

Whyalla Middleback Theatre
Bookings: 8644 7300

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Dunstan Playhouse Adelaide Festival Centre
Bookings: 131 246


Regal Theatre
Bookings: 61 8 9484 1133

Albany Town Hall
Bookings: 61 8 9841 1661

 

 

 

Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre
Bookings 61 8 9791 1133

 

 

Carnarvon Civic Centre
Bookings: 61 8 9941 1146

 

Geraldton - Queens Park Theatre
Bookings: 61 8 9956 6662


 

 

Esperance Civic Centre
Bookings: 61 8 9083 1566

 

Karratha - Walkington Theatre
Bookings: 61 8 9159 6860

 

Kalgoorlie Goldfields Arts Centre


Mandurah Performing Arts Centre
Bookings: 61 8 9550 3900


 

 

 

 

Margaret River Culteral Centre
Bookings: 61 8 9758 7316

 

 

Matt Dann Culteral Centre - Port Hedland
Bookings: 61 8 9140 1053

 

 

 

 

 



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