2017 Subscription Season Orange Civic Theatre perception beyond ordinary sight
perception beyond ordinary sight The 2017 OCT Subscription Season presents a rich variety of professional, diverse and inspiring programs featuring the very best local and national performers and productions. Entertainment includes dance, circus, many genres of music, musicals, puppetry and physical theatre. There are also plenty of performances for families and children. We offer an exceptional collection of inspiring, surprising and distinctive works full of unique stories that are passionate, funny, thought-provoking, at times controversial but above all entertaining — providing ‘perception beyond ordinary sight’ — as well as some old favourites. Again we wish to encompass as much of the local community as possible with our varied cultural expressions, entertainment and workshops. You are invited to become part of the magical world of theatre where anything is possible, to immerse yourself in the joy of live theatre, to leave the rest of the world behind and become engrossed in the story, the spectacle and be inspired. Our friendly and helpful staff are ready to welcome you and your friends to our theatre and assist wherever possible to make your visit with us as enjoyable and unforgettable as possible.
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Contents VICTORY LAP (Sydney Symphony Orchestra) 4 THE ANZACS: A SALUTE IN STORY AND SONG (Cognoscenti Entertainment) 6 DRACULA (shake & stir theatre co) 8 SONGS FROM STAGE AND SCREEN: THE SEVEN SOPRANOS (Cre8tion) 10 RUMOUR HAS IT (The Little Red Company) 12 WICKED (Orange Theatre Company) 14 MUSIC THROUGH THE AGES (Sydney Symphony Orchestra) 16 MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL ROADSHOW 18 CORANDERRK (ILBIJERRI Theatre Company) 20 BAKERSFIELD MIST (Tasmanian Theatre Company) 22 THE MERCHANT OF VENICE (Bell Shakespeare) 24 MURDERED TO DEATH (Orange Theatre Company) 26 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (Melbourne City Ballet) 28 PETULA: FROM DOWNTOWN TO BROADWAY; A TRIBUTE (Hilary Henshaw) 30 LANDSCAPE WITH MONSTERS (Circa) 32 THE STORY ONLY I CAN TELL (Performing Lines) 34 THE WHARF REVUE (Sydney Theatre Company) 36 SYDNEY COMEDY FESTIVAL SHOWCASE (Sydney Comedy Festival) 38 ESSGEE’S PIRATES OF PENZANCE (Orange Theatre Company) 40
Shows for families MR STINK (CDP Kids) DIARY OF A WOMBAT (Monkey Baa Theatre Company) WE’RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT (Garry Ginivan) ROOM ON THE BROOM (CDP Kids)
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Additional shows — back by popular demand THE AUSTRALIAN TENORS (Australian Global Entertainment) AN AFTERNOON AT THE PROMS (Australian Global Entertainment) MARK VINCENT (Australian Global Entertainment)
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General information WINNER — 2016 PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE OF THE YEAR 49 ORANGE REGIONAL GALLERY WILLIAM YANG EXHIBITION 50 ORANGE REGIONAL HISTORY GROUP EVENT 51 SUBSCRIBER INFORMATION 52 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 53 SUBSCRIBE AND WIN! 54 BOOKING FORM 55 ‹ 3 ›
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
VICTORY LAP The SSO plays Mozart and Haydn
Credits Toby Thatcher, conductor Andrey Gugnin, piano Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Prices SUBSCRIBER $66.00 ADULT $72.00 CONCESSION $68.00 JUNIOR $40.00 105 minutes with interval
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra returns to Orange with a concert featuring two great masters of the Classical era: Mozart and Haydn. It’s a victory lap for Russian pianist Andrey Gugnin, winner of the 2016 Sydney International Piano Competition and recipient of the SSO-sponsored Eileen Joyce Prize. After astonishing competition audiences with highvoltage virtuosity, Andrey Gugnin has chosen Mozart’s introspective and gracious tribute to his mentor JC Bach for his first engagement with the SSO. Mozart’s concerto is framed by sublime music from the “father of the symphony”, Joseph Haydn. The concert begins with his inventive and brilliant Symphony No.68. After interval there’s a musical “work contract negotiation” — the famous Farewell Symphony with which Haydn cleverly persuaded his aristocratic employer to give his musicians a much-needed break. One night only at Orange Civic Theatre. PROGRAM: HAYDN Symphony No.68 MOZART Piano Concerto No.12 in A, K414 HAYDN Symphony No.45 (Farewell)
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February Saturday 4 at 7pm
Photo: Keith Saunders
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Cognoscenti Entertainment
THE ANZACS A Salute in story and song Starring Darren Coggan
Credits WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY Ken McBeath ORIGINAL SONGS BY Ken McBeath & Darren Coggan
Prices SUBSCRIBER $35.00 ADULT $42.00 CONCESSION $38.00 JUNIOR $28.00 130 minutes with interval
Darren Coggan’s The ANZACS, takes you on an insightful journey into the lives of the Australians behind the lines, the notion of the Anzac spirit, the ideals of courage, endurance and mateship and connects us to an iconic part of our heritage. Personal and exceptional stories of Australians at war are woven into songs that provide an intimate perspective of the tales that have helped shape our nation. We reminisce about the generation of women who stayed at home and kept the country running. We celebrate the mateship, humour and courage in the Gallipoli trenches. And we honour our Indigenous diggers, a story rarely told. Awarded Heritage Song of the Year at the 37th Golden Guitar Awards, Darren’s beautiful performance brings a warmth and integrity to the narrative. The ANZACS is a salute to the Australian spirit and how we find the strength to shine in the most intense and heart-breaking situations. From the performer who will also bring you Peace Train: The Cat Stevens Story this year, on Friday April 7, don’t miss Darren Coggan in this inspirational new work. “The ANZACS paints a vivid picture of Australia at war and is a hugely entertaining experience. This is a must see for all Australians.” —James Blundell, Ambassador for the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia
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February Thursday 16 at 8pm
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shake & stir theatre co and QPAC present
DRACULA by Bram Stoker created and adapted by shake & stir theatre co
Credits ADAPTORS Nelle Lee & Nick Skubij DIRECTOR Michael Futcher SET DESIGNER Josh McIntosh COSTUME DESIGNER Leigh Buchanan LIGHTING DESIGNER Jason Glenwright SOUND DESIGNER / COMPOSER Guy Webster FIGHT DIRECTOR / MOVEMENT COACH Nigel Poulton
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Another bloody classic. This gothic horror story swoops the country in a gripping, critically-acclaimed production created by shake & stir. When young Lawyer Jonathan Harker visits Castle Dracula deep within the Carpathian mountains, he’s not expecting the strange hospitality he receives from his mysterious host. Alone and trapped within the castle walls, Jonathan discovers that Dracula wants more than his presence at the dinner table — he might also be the main course. Leaving Jonathan for dead and his castle behind, Dracula travels to London on a quest for seduction, true love and above all — blood. From the company behind the multi-award winning, national touring productions of 1984 and Animal Farm, comes this new adaptation of Stoker’s twisted tale.
SUBSCRIBER $44.00 ADULT $52.00 CONCESSION $48.00 JUNIOR $48.00
—ArtsHub
100 minutes no interval
Warning: Includes simulated violence, sexual and supernatural themes, haze and strobe lighting.
“shake & stir theatre co’s latest triumph.” —The Courier Mail
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March Saturday 25 at 8pm
Photo by Dylan Evans
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Cre8ion
SONGS FROM STAGE AND SCREEN The Seven Sopranos
Credits DIRECTOR Tarita Botsman MUSIC DIRECTOR Glenn Amer
Prices SUBSCRIBER $44.00 ADULT $52.00 CONCESSION $48.00 JUNIOR $28.00
Evoking memories of Hollywood glamour, The Seven Sopranos have thrown off their classic opera gowns for 50s pin-up girl style, with POPCORN — Songs from Stage and Screen, dedicated to well-known hits from the 40s and 50s in their coquettish show-girl style. Living up to their reputations as the “showgirls of opera”, POPCORN — Songs from Stage and Screen, draws upon classic songs such as — I Got Rhythm, Moon River and Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend — in a deliciously cheeky collection of songs celebrating sisterhood, broken hearts and seduction.
110 minutes with interval These seven opera singers will seduce you using their versatile voices to tempt and intoxicate the senses with beautiful blended harmonies, incredible musicianship, and spine-tingling arrangements from acclaimed composers such as Rodgers & Hammerstein, Gershwin and Mancini. So, take a step back in time with The Seven Sopranos and channel your inner Doris Day, Marilyn Monroe or Rita Hayworth. Dust off the record player, put on your Sunday best and brace yourselves for a flurry of nylons, killer heels and eye-poppin’ lipstick!
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March Friday 31 at 8pm
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A production by The Little Red Company in association with Christine Harris and HIT Productions
RUMOUR HAS IT Starring Naomi Price as Adele
Credits CREATED BY Adam Brunes & Naomi Price ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS Naomi Price, Jason McGregor & Michael Manikus VOCAL ARRANGEMENTS Naomi Price & Luke Kennedy LIGHTING DESIGN Jason Glenwright SOUND DESIGN Jamie Taylor COSTUMES Leigh Buchanan & Nathalie Ryner
Prices SUBSCRIBER $46.00 ADULT $55.00 CONCESSION $49.00 JUNIOR $28.00 120 minutes with interval
Following standing ovations across the country including acclaimed seasons at Sydney Opera House, Hamer Hall and Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Australia’s smash hit stage spectacular Rumour Has It returns bigger and bolder than ever. Starring stage and television star Naomi Price (The Voice Australia) in her award-winning portrayal of international superstar Adele, Rumour Has It charts the incredible rise of THE blockbuster soul sensation of the modern age live in story and song. Hear Adele’s deliciously frank life story come alive in the words of this world-class performer backed by an electrifying six-piece band, delivering the greatest hits from a mega-platinum catalogue, including Rolling in the Deep, Someone Like You, Turning Tables, Set Fire to the Rain and the Oscarwinning Skyfall. Rumour Has It evokes the inspirational spirit and talent of a mischievous working class diva from Tottenham as she spills intimate details about her meteoric rise that has captured hearts across the globe. “Both poignant and pithy… Fabulously entertaining!”—The Courier-Mail Originally produced in association with Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts CONTENT WARNING: This production contains frequent coarse language and adult themes.
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April Friday 28 at 8pm
Image by Dylan Evans
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Orange Theatre Company’s Production of
WICKED Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz Book by Winnie Holzman
Credits BASED ON THE NOVEL BY Gregory Maguire ORCHESTRATIONS BY William David Brohn MUSIC ARRANGEMENTS Alex Lacamoire & Stephen Oremus PRODUCTION DIRECTOR Bruce Buchanan MUSICAL DIRECTOR Graham Sattler CHOREOGRAPHER Jamie Schmich WARDROBE Angela Mason LIGHTING DESIGN Peter Telford
Prices SUBSCRIBER $42.50 ADULT $52.50 CONCESSION $47.00 JUNIOR $30.00 FAMILY OF FOUR $150.00
Awe-inspiring and spectacular, WICKED is the untold story of the witches of Oz. Long before Dorothy dropped in, two other girls met in the land of Oz. Elphaba — born with emerald green skin, is smart, fiery and misunderstood. Galinda is beautiful, ambitious and very popular. WICKED tells the enthralling story of two unlikely friends and how they became the Wicked Witch of the West & Galinda the Good. WICKED, the multi award-winning classical musical, which has been playing on Broadway since 2003 and is now the 10th longest running show in the West End, has show-stopping songs by Academy Award winner Stephen Schwartz and is adapted for the stage by Winnie Holzman. Orange Theatre Company are thrilled to be one of the first regional theatre companies to be awarded this blockbuster family musical and hopes you can join us as we bring this exciting production the boards of the Orange Civic Theatre. Licensed exclusively by Music Theatre International (Australasia). All performance materials supplied by Hal Leonard Australia.
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May Friday 5 at 8pm Saturday 6 at 1pm & 8pm ~ Sunday 7 at 1pm Thursday 11 at 8pm ~ Friday 12 at 8pm Saturday 13 at 8pm ~ Sunday 14 at 1pm Thursday 18 at 8pm ~ Friday 19 at 8pm Saturday 20 at 8pm ~ Sunday 21 at 1pm
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Sydney Symphony Orchestra
MUSIC THROUGH THE AGES Credits CONDUCTOR Toby Thatcher SOLOISTS SSO Violinists SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Prices SUBSCRIBER $66.00 ADULT $72.00 CONCESSION $68.00 JUNIOR $40.00 110 minutes with interval
If you love classical music then you have more than four centuries of great music to choose from. In this concert the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and conductor Toby Thatcher will take you on a whirlwind tour through the ages. It begins with glorious brass music composed for the Basilica of St Mark in Venice at the height of the Renaissance and Johann Sebastian Bach’s great concerto for two violins — one of the masterpieces of the Baroque era. There’s a modern classic by Schoenberg, in which he returns to the tonal impulses of his early works and after interval a magical new gem from young Australian composer Andrew Howes. At the climax of the program, Felix Mendelssohn reflects on the world of Bach and his Protestant faith in his Reformation Symphony — composed in 1830. It begins with the famous rising tones of the ‘Dresden Amen’ and Luther’s great hymn ‘A Mighty Fortress is Our God’ which underpins the triumphant finale. The SSO will also present interactive concerts for school students on Thursday 25 May. For more information and bookings visit www.sydneysymphony.com/learning PROGRAM: GABRIELI Canzon in 8 parts, Ch 172 JS BACH Double Violin Concerto, BWV 1043 SCHOENBERG Chamber Symphony No.2 HOWES Sonata for Winds MENDELSSOHN Symphony No.5 (Reformation)
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May Wednesday 24 at 7.30pm
Photo: Keith Saunders
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Melbourne International Comedy Festival
MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL ROADSHOW Australia’s biggest comedy festival is hitting the road!
Prices SUBSCRIBER $32.00 ADULT $38.00 135 minutes with interval Warning: Performances often contain coarse language, sexual references and material that can offend. It is recommended for people aged 15 years or older.
Buckle up Australia, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow is hitting the road to home deliver the freshest and funniest from Australia’s largest comedy festival! With an all-killer, no-filler cast of Australian stars, talented newcomers and international performers we’ve got all your comedy bases covered. Featuring everything from stand-up to sketch, slapstick to song, each individual line-up presents the best of the Festival in one hilarious show. Every year our cast of intrepid entertainers board the bus and set their sights on over 80 destinations across this great southern land. No road is left untravelled and no sides are left un-split, from Darwin to Devonport and everywhere in between! Don’t miss your chance to join the laughs at the Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow. Get on board, grab your mates and get giggling as the ultimate comedy roadtrip rolls into town! “You are guaranteed a night filled with nothing but good feelings and laughter” —Pelican Magazine, Perth (WA)
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June Saturday 3 at 8pm
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A co-production by ILBIJERRI Theatre Company & Belvoir
CORANDERRK Credits WRITTEN BY Andrea James & Giordano Nanni DIRECTOR Eva Grace Mullaley SET & COSTUME DESIGN Ruby Langton-Batty & Ralph Myers LIGHTING Damien Cooper SOUND DESIGN Ben Grant AUDIO VISUAL DESIGN Peter Worland STARRING Trevor Jamieson
Prices SUBSCRIBER $40.00 ADULT $48.00 CONCESSION $44.00 JUNIOR $28.00 70 minutes no interval
CORANDERRK is about what might have been. At a Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry in 1881, the men and women of the Coranderrk Aboriginal Reserve went head-to-head with the Aboriginal Protection Board. Their goal was both simple and revolutionary: to be allowed to continue the brilliant experiment in self-determination they had pioneered for themselves on the scrap of country left to them. CORANDERRK recreates the Inquiry. This is both great theatre and great history. It revives the voices of all those, black and white, who fought for a better pact between the country’s oldest and newest inhabitants. This special production pays tribute to the resilience and adaptability of a people who rose to the challenge despite the odds, appropriating the power of the written word to make their own voices ring loud and clear. CORANDERRK is a collaboration between leading Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists, researchers, education experts and community members. The production aims to encourage a shared understanding of the past between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander audiences are warned that this production contains images of deceased persons.
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June Saturday 17 at 8pm
Image: Tyson Mowarin
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Presented by The Tasmanian Theatre Company and Straightjacket Productions in association with The Karralyka Centre
BAKERSFIELD MIST by Stephen Sachs
Credits
Is the true value of art in the eyes of the beholder?
PLAYWRIGHT Stephen Sachs CAST John Wood Julie Nihill
Maude (Julie Nihill), an unemployed bartender, has bought a painting for a few bucks from an opp shop. Despite almost trashing it, she now thinks it’s a Jackson Pollock worth millions. In fact she’s certain it is. But when world-class art expert, Lionel Percy (John Wood), flies over from New York and arrives at her trailer park home in Bakersfield to authenticate the painting, he really has no idea what he’s about to discover. Based on a true story, Bakersfield Mist is a comedy set in the present day.
Prices SUBSCRIBER $40.00 ADULT $48.00 CONCESSION $44.00 JUNIOR $28.00 85 minutes no interval
“Inspired by true events, this sparkling and colourful new comedy-drama asks vital questions about what makes art and people truly authentic”—The Telegraph Warning: Strong language
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June Tuesday 20 at 7.30pm
Photographer GINA MILICIA
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Bell Shakespeare
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE By William Shakespeare Director Anne-Louise Sarks
Credits DIRECTOR Anne-Louise Sarks SET & COSTUME DESIGNER Michael Hankin LIGHTING DESIGNER Paul Jackson COMPOSER & SOUND DESIGNER Max Lyandvert VOICE COACH Jess Chambers DRAMATURG Benedict Hardie WITH Fayssal Bazzi, Mitchell Butel, Catherine Davies, Eugene Gilfedder, Shiv Palekar, Damien Strouthos Jessica Tovey, Jo Turner Jacob Warner
Prices SUBSCRIBER $44.00 ADULT $52.00 CONCESSION $48.00 JUNIOR $28.00 150 minutes with interval
All that glisters is not gold; Often have you heard that told. Act 2 Scene 7 Money makes the world go around. Portia has it. Bassanio wants it. Shylock lends it. Antonio owes the value of it. Love also plays a part. Portia offers it. Bassanio wants it. And Antonio may lose a pound of flesh for it. This uncompromising and dark production explores the tense relationship and prejudices between those that have, and those that don’t. Dark in its humour and bawdy in its romantic hijinks, The Merchant Of Venice takes audiences on a journey of love, mercy and justice. Featuring 3 time Helpmann Award winner, Mitchell Butel (Janet King and Rake) as the defiant Shylock, and Jessica Tovey (Wolf Creek and Wonderland) as Portia, the production will be directed by Anne-Louise Sarks (Belvoir’s Jasper Jones and Medea). This masterfully envisioned production tackles the prejudices and preconceived notions of one of Shakespeare’s most challenging plays. Touring nationally July to December 2017.
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
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Bell Shakespeare is supported by the NSW Government through Arts NSW.
July Friday 7 & Saturday 8 at 7.30pm
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Orange Theatre Company
MURDERED TO DEATH
Credits WRITTEN BY Peter Gordon DIRECTED BY Jeff Townsend By arrangement with Hal Leonard Australia
Prices SUBSCRIBER $40.00 ADULT $45.00 JUNIOR $35.00 120 minutes with interval
This is an hilarious spoof in the best Agatha Christie tradition, with a touch of Cleudo thrown in. Featuring a cast of characters guaranteed to delight: Bunting the butler, an English colonel with the prerequisite stiff upper lip, a shady French art dealer and his moll, a bumbling buffoon of a Police Inspector with his hapless Constable, and a wellmeaning local sleuth who seems to attract murder — they’re all here, and all caught up in the sidesplitting antics which follow the mysterious death of the owner of a country manor house. Will the murderer be unmasked before everyone else has met their doom or will the audience die laughing first? This show will be performed on a special stage set up in the Orange Civic Theatre foyer with seating around tables. We encourage you to bring food to share and the bar will be open for drinks.
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July Friday 28 at 7pm Saturday 29 at 1pm & 7pm Sunday 30 at 1pm
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Melbourne City Ballet
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Prices SUBSCRIBER $40.00 ADULT $48.00 CONCESSION $44.00 JUNIOR $28.00 90 minutes with interval
Melbourne City Ballet offers a Shakespearian classic for audiences in 2017. After the huge success of their production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream in 2016, Melbourne City Ballet will perform an interpretation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Orange Civic Theatre. Choreographed by Artistic Director, Michael Pappalardo, audiences will see a range of diverse movements, executed by some of Australia’s most talented artists. This comical tale explores two couples whose lives are affected by the meddling fairies who live in a mysterious forest. “... so soon after the Australian Ballet presented Frederick Ashton’s The Dream... MCB do not suffer in the comparison... I think I like this interpretation of Puck much better than Ashton’s... the most refreshing things about MCB is the energy and excitement and joy the dancers display... I recommend it to budding ballet dancers and people who just love dance.” —Samsara Dunston, Planet Arts Melbourne SCORE: Mendelssohn’s Opus 1 & 2
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August Wednesday 30 at 7.30pm
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Hilary Henshaw
PETULA From Downtown to Broadway A Tribute
Prices SUBSCRIBER $30.00 ADULT $36.00 CONCESSION $32.00 JUNIOR $25.00 70 minutes
Petula Clarke… so much more than the sixties pop princess who sang Downtown! Hilary Henshaw and Will Conyers grew up tapping their toes to Petula’s hits of the sixties… and continue to follow her career with fascination and admiration as she keeps abreast of the “sign of the times”, continuing to perform and record ever new and different genres, including her own compositions. This tribute is a labour of love and respect and features many of Petula’s timeless hits including Sign of the Times, The Other Man’s Grass, This Is My Song and… Downtown. Petula’s contribution to movies such as Finian’s Rainbow and Goodbye Mr. Chips is also celebrated, as well as her musical theatre achievements. To date Petula has recorded more than 1000 songs and sold over 68 million recordings... and is still loving every moment! Come and revel in the nostalgia with Hilary; enjoy the surprises and the beautiful compositions that have been recently created by a legend who continues to sing the song of her life!
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September Sunday 10 at 2pm
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A Circa and Merrigong Theatre Company Co-Production
LANDSCAPE WITH MONSTERS By Circa
Credits CREATED BY Yaron Lifschitz and the Circa Ensemble DIRECTOR Yaron Lifschitz ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Alice Lee Holland SOUND DESIGNER Daryl Wallis LIGHTING AND AV DESIGN Toby Knyvett SET AND CIRCUS APPARATUS DESIGN Jason Organ COSTUME DESIGN Libby McDonnell
Prices SUBSCRIBER $40.00 ADULT $48.00 CONCESSION $44.00 JUNIOR $28.00 75 minutes no interval
Landscape With Monsters is a breathtakingly original circus-theatre creation from internationally acclaimed company Circa. Yaron Lifschitz and the fearless Circa ensemble have forged a new type of circus. There are no traditional circus acts, no trapezes and not a red nose in sight. Instead, from a world of simple wooden boxes, a hard floor and tall metal structures, the meeting between ourselves and our environment is thrillingly brought to life. Landscape with Monsters tells the story of post-industrial cities now in decay. Metal and wooden objects intersect with fast-paced acrobatics. This intensely physical new show is at once humorous and brutal, savage and beautiful. Set to a soundtrack that mixes popular song and electronic music, Landscape with Monsters is bursting with the thrills that are the hallmarks of Circa performances. Emotions and bodies intertwine until we discover the monsters in the landscape just might be ourselves...
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September Thursday 14 at 8pm
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Performing Lines
THE STORY ONLY I CAN TELL A talk with image projection by William Yang
Credits CREATED & PERFORMED BY William Yang PRODUCED BY Performing Lines
Prices SUBSCRIBER $40.00 ADULT $48.00 CONCESSION $44.00 JUNIOR $28.00 60 minutes no interval
In this very special event, Orange Civic Theatre presents William Yang, Australia’s foremost, internationally-renowned storyteller, in his captivating work The Story Only I can Tell. Over the past twenty-five years William has invented a way of telling stories using projected images and spoken word. Although the process is simple, the results are engaging, audiences are involved and moved by his performances. Born to Chinese Australian parents he grew up on a tobacco farm in North Queensland. William always felt he did not fit in. He felt Australian but looked Chinese. HIs journey was to find his Australian Chinese identity, and this story has resonated with Australians who are mostly immigrants of some sort. William has since become an award-winning photographer, filmmaker and storyteller, and his works have been presented all over the world. In the lead up to the performance William will be working with a small group of local residents, helping them to craft their own stories of place with words and photos. These stories will be shared on stage, as an entree to this evening. Truly a one-off evening — not to be missed. “…he has a fantastic nose for the magic of ordinary life”—The Australian
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September Friday 22 at 7.30pm
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Orange Civic Theatre presents a Sydney Theatre Company production
THE WHARF REVUE Written and created by Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phillip Scott
Credits MUSICAL DIRECTOR Phillip Scott LIGHTING DESIGNER Matthew Marshall WITH Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe, Phillip Scott
Prices SUBSCRIBER $44.00 ADULT $52.00 CONCESSION $48.00 JUNIOR $28.00 90 minutes no interval
Holding the balance of laughter Australians all let us rejoice for the return of The Wharf Revue. The unstoppable comedic minds of Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phillip Scott have been keeping the nation’s political and cultural leaders on their metaphorical toes since before Sydney hosted the Olympics. In 2017, they return with an all-new, up-to-theminute, fibre-to-the-node dose of side-splitting sketches and rib-tickling songs. (BYO hyphens.) From the highs to the lows, from the good to the bad to the ugly, this will be a parade of the year’s most memorable characters and the moments they’d prefer to forget. So, whether you want to calm your nerves or double your disillusion, we all need a fresh serve of laughter, dance and foolishness. With The Wharf Revue on its way into town, there truly has never been a more exciting time to be alive. “An uncompromising choice for a knockabout entertainment and it will bring tears to your eyes.”—Stage Noise
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September Friday 29 & Saturday 30 at 8pm
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Sydney Comedy Festival presents
SYDNEY COMEDY FESTIVAL SHOWCASE Prices SUBSCRIBER $31.90 FULL PRICE $36.90 120 minutes with interval May contain strong coarse language and adult themes. Recommended for mature audiences 15 years & over.
The tickets sell like hot cakes each year at OCT and it’s back again! The Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase will be tearing up the freeways of Australia for the fifth year in a row to bring the crème de la crème of the 2017 Festival right to your doorstep. Expertly curated and lovingly presented the showcase will feature some of the Festival’s hottest acts live on stage for an incredible two hours of hard hitting laughter. Boasting a line-up of the best local and international comics and showcasing some of the freshest emerging talents, this jam packed night of pure entertainment will leave you sore from belly laughs! So get ready ’Straya… The Showcase Tour is back on the road! Call your pals and grab your tickets to the funniest night of entertainment you will see all year! “the comedians in the showcase all knew what they had to do to get a laugh, and had the crowd in constant stitches…”—AU Review
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October Saturday 7 at 8pm
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Orange Theatre Company
ESSGEE’S PIRATES OF PENZANCE Gilbert and Sullivan for the 21st Century
Credits DIRECTOR Tim May MUSICAL DIRECTOR Annalie McRae CHOREOGRAPHER Lisa Collins ASSISTANT CHOREOGRAPHER Emily Collins PRODUCTION MANAGER Chris Kittler STAGE MANAGER/SETS Jeff Thorn By arrangement with David Spicer Productions www.davidspicer.com.au Representing Simon Gallaher and Essgee Entertainment
Prices SUBSCRIBER $36.00 ADULT $45.00 CONCESSION $39.00 JUNIOR $30.00 FAMILY OF FOUR $136.00 130 minutes with interval
The Orange Theatre Company presents Essgee’s unique adaptation of Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Pirates of Penzance. Our story begins as Frederic is about to reach his 21st birthday, concluding his apprenticeship to the infamous Pirates of Penzance (all former orphans). Frederic’s nursemaid, Ruth, reveals that she had mistakenly apprenticed him to a Pirate instead of a pilot, as intended. Once released, Frederic meets a group of sisters and falls in love instantly with one named Mabel. The Pirates return and the sisters father, the Major-General is forced to pretend he is also an orphan to win their sympathy. As Frederic vowed his freedom would be devoted to exterminating all Pirates, he is busy launching an attack with the cowardly assistance of the police. Meanwhile, Ruth & the Pirate King reveal an amusing paradox. It seems Frederic was born in a leap year on the 29th of February and, in terms of actual birthdays, is only 5 instead of 21. Therefore, must serve for another 63 years. With more laughs and a more modern sound, this performance of swashbuckling choreography & ‘Poperetta’ style songs is sure to get you humming along and dancing in your seats.
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October & November Friday 27 October at 8pm Saturday 28 October at 8pm ~ Sunday 29 October at 2pm Thursday 2 November at 8pm ~ Friday 3 November at 8pm Saturday 4 November at 2pm & 8pm
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a CDP Kids production
Credits A PLAY BY Maryam Master BASED ON THE BOOK BY David Walliams DIRECTED BY Jonathan Biggins
Prices SUBSCRIBER $18.00 ADULT $28.00 CONCESSION $22.00 JUNIOR $18.00 FAMILY $72.00 SCHOOL GROUPS $12.00 55 minutes no interval
Playing in March Monday 6 at 12 noon & 6pm Tuesday 7 at 10am & 12 noon
David Walliams’ award-winning book comes to life on stage for children 6-12… and their adults! “Mr Stink stank. He also stunk. And if it was correct English to say he stinked, then he stinked as well…” It all starts when Chloe, just about the loneliest girl in the world, makes friends with Mr Stink, the local tramp. Sure he smells a bit but he’s the only person who’s ever been nice to her. So, when Mr Stink needs a place to stay, Chloe decides to hide him in the garden shed. Now Chloe’s got to make sure no one finds out her secret, but she’s about to learn that some secrets have a way of leading to disaster. And speaking of secrets, there just might be more to Mr Stink than meets the eye… or the nose… The team behind The 13- 26- and 52-Storey Treehouses live on stage return with this touching, twisted and hilarious and very smelly tale… hold on to your nose! Warning: Light theatrical haze.
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A Monkey Baa Theatre Company Production
Based on the book by Jackie French and Bruce Whatley Millions of young people around the world have adored the multi award-winning picture book, Diary of a Wombat. Now finally, this iconic work by Australian Children’s Laureate, Jackie French and Bruce Whatley comes to the stage. Meet Mothball, the naughtiest wombat in Australia. Bored with her daily routine, Mothball goes in search of shelter and food, creating chaos in the lives of the humans around her. Doormats, bins and washing lines are no match for this mischievous marsupial. Between a packed schedule of scratching, sleeping and eating Mothball discovers that with a bit of persistence, humans are quite easily trained!
Credits DIRECTOR Eva Di Cesare
Prices SUBSCRIBER $18.00 ADULT $28.00 CONCESSION $22.00 JUNIOR $18.00 FAMILY $72.00 SCHOOL GROUPS $12.00 45 minutes no interval
Monkey Baa and a team of revered artists including Puppetry and Movement Director, Alice Osborne (War Horse 2012/13), Designer Imogen Ross (Hitler’s Daughter) and accomplished Composer/Cellist, Oonagh Sherrard, use the magic of puppetry and live music to bring this delightful story for ages 3+ to the stage.
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Playing in June Thursday 1 at 6pm Friday 2 at 10am & 12 noon
Garry Ginivan Attractions (Aust) in association with KW & NB Ltd (UK)
Adapted from the picture book written by Michael Rosen and illustrated by Helen Oxenbury
Credits ADAPTED BY Sally Cookson ORIGINAL SCORE BY Benji Bowers DIRECTED BY Mark Parrett (UK)
Prices SUBSCRIBER $18.00 ADULT $28.00 CONCESSION $22.00 JUNIOR $18.00 FAMILY $72.00 SCHOOL GROUPS $12.00 55 minutes no interval
Playing in August Thursday 3 at 6pm Friday 4 at 10am & 12 noon
From Australia’s leading producer of high quality entertainment for kids and families comes the International Touring Production of WE’RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT — LIVE ON STAGE! with an all Australian cast. WE’RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT is the wonderful story of a family out for a walk and on the lookout for a growling bear — they have to march through long swishy grass, wade through thick gloopy mud and even battle a snow storm before entering a big dark cave where maybe they will finally spot the glinty wet eyes of a slobbering, gigantic bear winking at them through the blackness. This mini-musical captures the fun and frolics of a father who is clearly still a child at heart, his three children — including a tiny intrepid bearhunter-in-the-making baby strapped to dad’s back, plus the family dog and of course… a BIG BROWN CUDDLY BEAR!
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CDP presents Tall Stories’ production of
Adapted from the award winning picture book by Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler, published by Macmillan Children’s books How the cat purred and how the witch grinned, As they sat on their broomstick and flew through the wind… When a hungry dragon appears, who will save the poor witch? And will there ever be room on the broom for everyone? The team behind The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo’s Child return with songs, laughs and scary fun for children aged 3 and up — and their grown-ups...
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Prices SUBSCRIBER $18.00 ADULT $25.00 CONCESSION $22.00 JUNIOR $18.00 FAMILY $72.00 SCHOOL GROUPS $12.00 55 minutes no interval
Playing in October Thursday 19 at 12 noon & 6pm Friday 20 at 10am & 12 noon
Australian Global Entertainment AUSTRALIAN GLOBAL ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS
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THE POWER OF LOVE Tour 2017
Soloists in their own right, ‘The Australian Tenors’ w i tPrices h the Sou thern Cross Orchestra SUBSCRIBER $64.00 ADULT $75.00 CONCESSION $69.00 JUNIOR $69.00
combine in a amazingly dynamic display of true Australian talent. In the great tenor tradition, they bring romance and excitement, along with warmth and humour to their performances.
The Power of Love Tour is a stunning program that encapsulates the spirit, the beauty and vocal Playing in February demand of the truly authentic tenor voice. Their Saturday 25 at 2pm vocal artistry, powerful stage presence and their www.tenors.com.au the australian tenors Ph: +61 2 9970 7737 enquiry@tenors.com.au ability to connect with an audience, earns “bravos” and standing ovations wherever they appear.
140 minutes with interval
The Australian Tenors are: Murray Mayday, Thomas Strong, Lorenzo Rositano, Stuart Neilson Kemp and David Hamilton. ‹ 46 ›
Australian Global Entertainment AUSTRALIAN GLOBAL ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS
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the blue danube
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Opera Singers - Prima Ballerinas - Australian Champion Pipe Band evoke the sheer exuberance of THE PROMS in concert
Presenting aRule lavish new program Prices Britannia, Landfor of2017! Hope & Glory, The Can-Can Selections from: Carmen, The Merry Widow, Sound Of Music, My Fair Lady, Johann Strauss II and other favourites Australia’s most acclaimed international violinist, The ACEby Award winning “Best Production Show” inSUBSCRIBER Australia Ian Cooper, is joined opera stars, prima $64.00 ballerinas, Australia’s current champion Pipe Band ADULT $75.00 and the Blue Danube Orchestra to evoke the sheer CONCESSION $69.00 exuberance of An Evening At The Proms — JUNIOR $69.00 A Musical Spectacular. 130 minutes with interval This stunning spectacular brings history’s most Playing in April 5 G o l d e n F i d d l e awa r d s | 2 M O Awa r d s | 4 A C E Awa r d s | 1 p l at i n u m A R I A awa r d beloved music to life. Enjoy selections from Bizet’s Saturday 22 at 2pm www.austentertainment.c om.au Australian Global Entertainment Carmen, The Sound of Music, The Merry Widow and Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker, along with haunting renditions of Irish favourites, a salute to the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo and the romance of the Hungarian Gypsy Orchestras. This musical and visual spectacular is set to raise the roof! ‹ 47 ›
Australian Global Entertainment AUSTRALIAN GLOBAL ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS
One of the best Tenor voices not only in Australia.... ....but the world
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Serenade Orchestra
Mark Vincent has emerged as one of the most remarkable voices of his generation.
You Raised Me Up Tour 2017 Prices
With such a overwhelming response to his 2016
SUBSCRIBER $64.00 ADULT $75.00 CONCESSION $69.00 JUNIOR $69.00
is bringing his new show, You Raised Me Up, to country centres in 2017. Be mesmerized by the astonishing power and beauty of what is hailed as the best Tenor voice in Australia.
The Impossible Dream, Somewhere, Song in myAustralia’s Heart, O Solemost Mio, Nessun tour, With Marka Vincent, lovedDorma, tenor, Duets, The Prayer, Time to Say Goodbye and many more favourites
120 minutes with interval
2016 has seen Mark performing to sell out audiences around Australia in his own show. In August he began rehearsals at the Sydney Opera House as “Freddie” in the highly successful stage musical, My Fair LadyPHdirected byM Dame www.austentertainment.com.au www.tenors.com.au enquiry@tenors.com.au +61 2 99707737 0414 580 498 Julie Andrews. His performances in My Fair “As soon as I heard Lady continue around Australian capital cities in Mark’s voice, I know I 2017. The new show will include Hallelujah, The had found my Freddie!” Impossible Dream, Be My Love, You Raised Me Up, —Dame Julie Andrews, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, Nessun Dorma, Young My Fair Lady (2016) At Heart, and many more...
Playing in July Saturday 15 at 2pm
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Winner — 2016 Performing Arts Centre of the Year Orange Civic Theatre — described as:
“An excellent venue where all aspects of our productions are looked after in an exemplary fashion. All departments at Orange Civic Theatre are a pleasure to deal with — proactive, polite, highly skilled and accountable.” 2 The APACA (Australian Performing Arts Centres Association) Drover Awards were instigated in 2003 to recognise excellence in performing arts touring. The purpose of the awards is to: ~ Acknowledge the skill and expertise required for touring ~ Promote the importance of touring for APACA members ~ Encourage excellence ~ Reward and show appreciation for the excellence, hard work and dedication demonstrated by touring companies. This Award recognises the achievements of an outstanding presenting organisation and is awarded to the presenter who provides consistently outstanding production, marketing and management services.
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Orange Regional Gallery Exhibition
WILLIAM YANG: SELF PORTRAITS 4 August–8 October 2017 William Yang is best known for his autobiographic performance pieces, produced since the late 1980s and often performed on stage with large projected images and music. A narrative runs through these shows and his selfportrait photographs recreate this story. He will often write his story directly onto the prints. William Yang: Self Portraits features a series of striking images in which the artist charts his childhood in North Queensland, his time in Sydney where he came out as a gay man, his search for identity and his trips to China. More recent images are meditations on family and mortality. ‹ 50 ›
Orange Family History Group Event
ORANGE 22-24 SEPTEMBER WWW.OFHG.COM.AU/CONFERENCE
Join us in Orange 22-24 September 2017 for the NSW & ACT Association of Family History Societies Conference. With the theme of YOUR FAMILY STORY: TELLING, RECORDING AND PRESERVING we will present an exciting program of speakers and workshops that will explore the many ways of relating the story of your ancestors. The Conference will be held in the City’s centrally located cultural precinct with complementary exhibitions planned for the adjoining Gallery, Museum and Library. Orange is very centrally located and can be accessed via; road (3.5 hour drive from Sydney), air (Regional Express), rail and bus. There are accommodation options available to suit all tastes.
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Subscriber Information WHO IS A SUBSCRIBER? A subscriber is a person who buys at least FIVE productions (any number between five and 26) from our entire 2017 season in one commitment. Subscribers receive first choice of seats, benefit from huge discounts on ticket prices and receive notice and discounts for other events at the theatre during the year. SUBSCRIBE WITH FRIENDS If you wish to be seated with friends, please ensure all forms are returned together to avoid a delay in processing. SPEED AND ACCURACY Subscription bookings are processed in strict order of receipt, so subscribing early ensures the best possible seats. Upon receipt of your tickets, please check to ensure the dates and times are correct.
Box Office hours are 9am–5pm Monday to Friday and 1 hour prior to performance. All prices are inclusive of GST where applicable. REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES We understand that the dates you choose at the beginning of the season may not be suitable at performance time. As a subscriber, we offer you an exchange to another performance of the same show — a minimum of 2 weeks notice prior to performance date is required for this to occur. NOTE: For single performance shows there are no refunds or exchanges. DELAYED PAYMENT OPTION Subscribers may choose to have the cost of subscription tickets charged to their credit card periodically throughout the year. Seats will be allocated at the beginning of the year. Approximately two weeks before each of your chosen performances this amount will be charged to your credit card and the tickets mailed to you. Please notify the Box Office of any changes to your ticketing requirements prior to the processing of your tickets. Strict conditions are applicable: ~ Offer only available to a credit card holder ~ Subscribers are committed by signature to paying the full amount indicated on their Subscription Bookings form.
EXPANDING YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
TICKET COLLECTION
Subscribers may purchase tickets to additional performances at subscriber prices at any time.
ADMITTANCE AND LATECOMERS
HOW TO BOOK TICKETS Once you have completed your booking form: MAIL TO: Subscriptions Orange Civic Theatre PO Box 35 ORANGE NSW 2800 or FAX TO: 02 6393 8192 or EMAIL TO: theatre@orange.nsw.gov.au or DELIVER TO: Orange Civic Theatre Box Office
It is requested that tickets be collected at least half an hour prior to the start of a performance. The auditorium doors open 20 minutes prior to the commencement of a performance. Please be aware, latecomers will not be admitted into the theatre until there is a suitable break in the performance. FOOD AND DRINK Food is not permitted in the theatre. According to the terms of our license alcohol is not permitted in the theatre however patrons may take in bottled water. BAGS AND PRAMS For the safety and comfort of Orange Civic Theatre patrons, bags larger than a small, A4-sized handbag and prams are not allowed in the auditorium during a performance. BABIES IN ARMS POLICY Orange Civic Theatre’s children’s programs are designed to encourage access for younger audiences ‹ 52 ›
Acknowledgements to the performing arts. For the children’s programs babes in arms (that is babies who remain in their carers’ arms during a performance and do not participate in the event), are admitted free of charge. Any children aged 12 months or older must have a ticket to these events. FOR THE COMFORT OF OTHERS We request that mobile phones, pagers and alarms be turned off prior to entering the theatre. Cameras or any forms of electronic recording equipment are not permitted in the auditorium. CHILDCARE GROUPS The number of free tickets provided for registered carers is strictly limited. These tickets are only available for childcare staff accompanying children as a condition of their paid employment. In order to be eligible for the special childcare rates and free carer tickets, a childcare/ vacation care group must be registered for the Government Childcare Rebate. The registration or customer reference (CRN) number is required when booking. SCHOOL GROUPS
Where this logo appears This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
Where this logo appears This project is assisted by the New South Wales Government through Arts NSW.
Details in this brochure are correct at the time of publication. Management reserves the right to add, withdraw or substitute artists and vary the program should the necessity arise.
One complimentary teacher ticket will be allocated with every 20 students booked. A school group rate is applicable for a group of 10 or more in the booking. Please advise us at time of your booking if any student has special needs. SPECIAL ASSISTANCE Wheelchairs and mobility impaired patrons can be comfortably accommodated in the theatre. A hearing loop is available from any position within the theatre. Please indicate your requirements on your booking form. Should you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact the Box Office on 02 6393 8111. STAY UPDATED Now there are even more ways to keep up to date with what’s happening at Orange Civic Theatre. Visit us online at www.orange.nsw.gov.au/theatre where you can find a full list of the subscription season shows and much more. Join the mailing list to receive news direct to your inbox, or follow us on Facebook and stay connected www.facebook.com/orangecivictheatre Every effort has been made to ensure that performance dates, ticket prices and other information contained in this brochure are correct at time of printing. Performance dates, ticket prices and programs are subject to change, amendment, cancellation or postponement without notice. When purchasing tickets please confirm that there is no variation. ‹ 53 ›
The Orange Civic Theatre 2017 Subscription Season is proudly supported by Orange City Council.
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SUBSCRIBE AND WIN! Subscribers to Orange Civic Theatre’s 2017 Season have the opportunity to win one of three fabulous theatrical prizes. The draw will take place at the Orange Civic Theatre, 12 noon on 18 January 2017. Winners will be contacted by phone, mail and email by 20 January 2017. If we receive your completed subscription form by 5pm on Tuesday 17 February 2017 you will automatically be placed in the draw for:
1ST PRIZE — COMPLIMENTARY SEASON
Tickets to the subscription package you indicate on you 2017 subscription will be presented to you with our compliments, up to the value of $450.00
2ND PRIZE — COMPLIMENTARY SEASON
Tickets to the subscription package you indicate on you 2017 subscription will be presented to you with our compliments, up to the value of $300.00
3RD PRIZE — COMPLIMENTARY SEASON
Tickets to the subscription package you indicate on you 2017 subscription will be presented to you with our compliments, up to the value of $250.00 Prizes are not redeemable for cash. New South Wales permit obtained.
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Booking Form 2017 Subscription Season Orange Civic Theatre PERSONAL DETAILS
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WICKED (Orange Theatre Company) MUSIC THROUGH THE AGES (Sydney Symphony Orchestra) MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL ROADSHOW (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) CORANDERRK (ILBIJERRI Theatre Company) BAKERSFIELD MIST (Tasmanian Theatre Company) THE MERCHANT OF VENICE (Bell Shakespeare) MURDERED TO DEATH (Orange Theatre Company) A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (Melbourne City Ballet) PETULA: FROM DOWNTOWN TO BROADWAY; A TRIBUTE (Hilary Henshaw) LANDSCAPE WITH MONSTERS (Circa) THE STORY ONLY I CAN TELL (Performing Lines) THE WHARF REVUE (Sydney Theatre Company) SYDNEY COMEDY FESTIVAL SHOWCASE (Sydney Comedy Festival) ESSGEE’S PIRATES OF PENZANCE (Orange Theatre Company) SHOWS FOR FAMILIES
66.00
40.00
35.00
28.00
44.00
48.00
44.00
28.00
46.00
28.00
42.50
30.00 150.00
66.00
40.00
32.00 40.00
28.00
40.00
28.00
44.00
28.00
40.00
35.00
40.00
28.00
30.00
25.00
40.00
28.00
40.00
28.00
44.00
28.00
31.90 36.00
30.00 136.00
MR STINK (CDP Kids) DIARY OF A WOMBAT (Monkey Baa Theatre Company) WE’RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT (Garry Ginivan Attractions) ROOM ON THE BROOM (CDP Kids) ADDITIONAL SHOWS BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
18.00
18.00 72.00
18.00
18.00 72.00
18.00
18.00 72.00
18.00
18.00 72.00
THE AUSTRALIAN TENORS (Australian Global Entertainment) AN AFTERNOON AT THE PROMS (Australian Global Entertainment) MARK VINCENT (Australian Global Entertainment)
64.00
69.00
64.00
69.00
64.00
69.00
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PRODUCTION VICTORY LAP: THE SSO PLAYS MOZART AND HAYDN (Sydney Symphony Orchestra) THE ANZACS: A SALUTE IN STORY AND SONG (Cognoscenti Entertainment) DRACULA (shake & stir theatre co) SONGS FROM STAGE AND SCREEN: THE SEVEN SOPRANOS (Cre8ion) RUMOUR HAS IT (The Little Red Company)
Ticketek Bookings 02 6393 8111 2 Orange Civic Theatre theatre@orange.nsw.gov.au www.orange.nsw.gov.au/theatre 02 6393 8110 2 Orange Civic Theatre & Ticketek — Code of Practice OCT and Ticketek are committed to observing the Code of Practice for the Ticketing of Live Entertainment in Australia, as compiled by the Australian Entertainment Industry Association (AEIA). Orange Civic Theatre is a facility of Orange City Council