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WHATS ON
DEC/JAN/FEB/MAR DECEMBER 2021
SHOW NAME
EVENT TYPE
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25 Nov – 5 Dec 15 – 17 Dec 17 Dec 21 – 27 Dec
Spiegelesque The Tap Affect Sydney Comedy Club JUST Live on Stage!
Musical Theatre/Cabaret Dance Comedy Kids & Family
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JANUARY 2022
SHOW NAME
EVENT TYPE
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6 – 9 Jan 6 – 16 Jan 14 – 15 Jan 20 – 22 Jan 22 Jan 30 Jan
Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner A Chorus Line Things Hidden Zooom Rich Kids Katie Noonan
Theatre Dance Theatre Kids & Family Theatre Music
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FEBRUARY 2022
SHOW NAME
EVENT TYPE
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11 – 26 Feb 12 Feb 17 – 19 Feb 24 Feb – 5 Mar
Mamma Mia! Queerstories Blue Bones Guards at the Taj
Musical Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre
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MARCH 2022
SHOW NAME
EVENT TYPE
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2 Mar 9 Mar 9 – 12 Mar 17 – 19 Mar 18 – 19 Mar 30 Mar – 2 Apr 1 April
Mara! Big Band 'Zahsto?' 13 Storey Treehouse Freud's Last Session The Wharf Revue Radical Transparency Orange Thrower Alphabetical Sydney
Music Kids & Family Theatre Musical Theatre Dance Theatre Kids & Family
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COMING SOON
SHOW NAME
EVENT TYPE
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7 – 9 Apr 13 – 14 Apr 20 – 22 Apr 4 – 7 May 13 May 19 – 21 May 27 May – 4 June 8 – 11 June 10 – 18 June 31 Aug – 1 Sept
Breaking the Castle Girls with Altitude Mr Snotbottom White Pearl Mozart's Clarinet Become The One Macbeth Ulster American Friends! The Musical Parody Jane Eyre
Theatre Kids & Family Kids & Family Theatre Music Theatre Theatre Theatre Musical Theatre Theatre
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SHARING OUR STORIES TOGETHER AGAIN We are excited to welcome you back to Riverside Theatres and to the joy of live theatre. As your recently appointed Director, it gives me the greatest of pleasure to invite you to join us for a 2022 program full of excitement, challenge, curiosity, provocation and of course, entertainment! With a new year approaching and as the restrictions that have been necessary begin to lift, it is so wonderful to see our city coming alive again with a vibrance and enthusiasm we haven’t seen for some time. The new year is a time for rejoicing, restarting and reconnecting and we have so many great performance opportunities to choose from to share with your friends and loved ones over the summer and beyond. We kick off our reopening season with the return of Spiegelesque!, The daring, quirky, funny and sexy as hell love letter to old school cabaret. December rounds out with the two exciting world premieres of The Tap Effect, presented by Riverside and FORMDance, and JUST Live on Stage!, which brings the hilarious children’s books of Andy Griffiths to the stage for the first time. We then launch into our new year with an amazing 2022 Sydney Festival program across the City of Parramatta. Riverside Theatres, in association with Sydney Festival and Darlinghurst Theatre Company is proud to present the Australian Premiere of an all new production of A Chorus Line, directed and choreographed by powerhouse choreographer Amy Campbell. A Chorus Line is just one of a number of incredible productions at Riverside during Sydney Festival, including the provocative seven methods of killing kylie jenner, and two exciting new works from Javaad Alipoor presented by our own National Theatre of Parramatta. We finish our Sydney Festival 6
program with a truly delectable musical treat, when award-winning vocalist Katie Noonan performs her latest album The Sweetest Taboo live on stage. We then power into the first quarter with the return of smash-hit Mamma Mia! from our friends at Packemin Productions, and trio of works from Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta presenting Guards at the Taj, Orange Thrower and the return of 2019’s hit, White Pearl. And of course our old friends and crown-pleasers, The Wharf Revue, will return with their latest show, Can of Worms. These are just some of the exciting array of great shows ahead for our members and patrons in 2022. As always, we take our responsibility for the well being of staff, performers and audiences very seriously, and we will continue to monitor and take advice from NSW Health, City of Parramatta Council and performance industry groups to ensure we deliver the highest standards of COVID Safe practice at Riverside Theatres for you, our valued guests. It is an enormous privilege to take on the role as Director of Riverside Theatres, and to have the opportunity to present the best in Australian and touring theatre and to continue to build on the great work of your former Director, Robert Love. The team and I can’t wait to welcome back and see you in our foyer very soon. Until next time,
Craig McMaster Director | Riverside Theatres
DECEMBER
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SPIEGELESQUE Photo credit: Karen Watson
Musical Theatre/Cabaret
Photo credit: Karen Watson
KERMOND CREATIVE ENTERTAINMENT PRESENT
SPIEGELESQUE STARRING WAYNE SCOTT KERMOND DATES & TIMES:
"Vaudeville with attitude.” – The Western Australian
Thursday 25 Nov at 7.30pm Friday 26 Nov at 6pm & 9pm Saturday 27 Nov at 2pm, 5.30pm & 8.30pm Sunday 28 Nov at 2pm Thursday 2 Dec at 7.30pm Friday 3 Dec at 6pm & 8pm Saturday 4 Dec at 2pm, 5.30pm & 8.30pm Sunday 5 Dec at 2pm
Spiegelesque is a hilarious adventure into the hitherto majestic world of Vaudeville Burlesque and Cabaret, where song, dance and slapstick collide to create a theatrical Cabaret sensation. Staring Edinburgh Fringe Festival Award Winner, Wayne Scott Kermond and a cast of highly skilled, international acclaimed Cabaret, Circus and Comedy Performers. It’s daring, quirky funny and sexy as hell…
TICKETS: Members $45 Adults $49 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
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Leave your real life at the door and come join us at Spiegelesque.
Dance
RIVERSIDE THEATRES AND FORM DANCE PROJECTS PRESENT DANCE BITES 2021
THE TAP AFFECT THE AUSTRALIAN TAP DANCE COMPANY DATES & TIMES:
WORLD PREMIERE
Wednesday 15 December at 7:30pm Thursday 16 December at 7:30pm Friday 17 December at 7:30pm
“Listen to my feet and I will tell you the story of my life.” – John Bubbles
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Gathered for the first time on stage they celebrate the great influential tap legends, sometimes lesser-known, that have inspired their journey. To famous big band jazz tunes of the 20s, 40s and current times, each dancer will delve into their deeply personal bond to tap dancing, showcasing their unique style and story.
Members $34 Adults $38 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
The Tap Affect is the work of the newly founded Australian Tap Dance Company that celebrates Australian tap dancers inspirations. Each dancer has a unique style and story. In segments, they will delve into their emotional bond to the art form.
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Photo credit: Sean Sinclair
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Comedy
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS
SYDNEY COMEDY CLUB IN DECEMBER DATE & TIME: Friday 17 December at 8.30pm
TICKETS: Members $27 Adults $30 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
Every month three comedians walk into Raffertys Theatre for a whole lot of funny business! Get a dose of the funnies with Sydney Comedy Club’s top-rating (and rather hilarious) comedians. This December will be a Xmas Comedy show featuring: • Daniel Townes • Steph Broadbridge • Gary Eck Come and join us for a laugh after work, as we wind down for the year.
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Kids & Family
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS RED LINE PRODUCTIONS
JUST LIVE ON STAGE! ADAPTED BY ROBIN GOLDSWORTHY FROM THE JUST BOOK SERIES WRITTEN BY ANDY GRIFFITHS AND ILLUSTRATED BY TERRY DENTON
DATE AND TIME:
Tuesday 21 December at 6.30pm (Preview) Wednesday 22 December at 2pm (Preview) Wednesday 22 December at 6.30pm (Opening Night) Thursday 23 December at 11am, 2pm & 6.30pm Monday 27 December at 11am & 2pm
JUST Tricking, Annoying, Stupid, Crazy, Disgusting, Shocking, Doomed LIVE ON STAGE! takes on the wonderful world of the JUST books by Andy Griffiths, vividly and hilariously bringing them to life on the stage with everything from invisibility pills and Mudmen, to vomiting dogs and death defying balloon rides. Definitely not for the faint hearted, this magical production will dazzle the young and young at heart! Suitable for ages 8 – 12
TICKETS:
Members $35 Adults $39 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
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JANUARY
A CHORUS LINE Photo credit: Robert Catto
Theatre
Photo credit: Teniola Komolafe
RIVERSIDE THEATRES IN ASSOCIATION WITH SYDNEY FESTIVAL PRESENTS A DARLINGHURST THEATRE COMPANY AND GREEN DOOR THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
SEVEN METHODS OF KILLING KYLIE JENNER BY JASMINE LEE-JONES DATES & TIMES: Thursday 6 January at 8pm (Preview) Friday 7 January at 8pm (Preview) Saturday 8 January at 8pm Sunday 9 January at 2.30pm & 7pm
TICKETS: Members $39 Adults $42 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
This duo is serving the tea hot PERIODT.
☕🔥 and keeping receipts.
Forbes Magazine claims Kylie Jenner’s a “self-made billionaire” and Cleo isn’t having a bar of it. She’s got a lot to say and on the internet, actions don’t always speak louder than words… “Look it’s two tweets that helped me vent my frustrations. It’s really not that deep…” As URL beef brings up IRL tensions, Cleo and Kara have more issues than getting #blocked will solve. If Black Twitter hasn’t snatched your edges yet, these two bawss-babes surely will. Coming to Parramatta after a sell-out season, seven methods of killing kylie jenner is a deep dive into the murky waters of colourism and the commodification of Black women. “Fresh, young, real, and exceptionally woke.” – Broadway World
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Dance
SYDNEY FESTIVAL PRESENTS THE DARLINGHURST THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION OF
A CHORUS LINE IN ASSOCIATION WITH RIVERSIDE THEATRES DATES & TIMES:
Thursday 6 January at 7.30pm Friday 7 January at 7.30pm Saturday 8 January at 7.30pm Sunday 9 January at 6pm Tuesday 11 January at 7.30pm Wednesday 12 January at 7.30pm Thursday 13 January 7.30pm Friday 14 January at 7.30pm Saturday 15 January at 2pm & 7.30pm Sunday 16 January at 6pm
TICKETS: Adults $89 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
Dive into a world of sweat, sacrifice and sensational choreography when music theatre’s singular sensation comes to Sydney Festival. Conceived and originally directed by Michael Bennett, A Chorus Line ripped down the curtain to reveal the struggles of Broadway performers to be seen, heard, recognised and respected. Featuring the music of Marvin Hamlisch (including Dance Ten; Looks Three, What I Did for Love and One) and based on interviews with real dancers, A Chorus Line shows what it means to put everything on the line. During a gruelling musical theatre audition, desperation will open the door to exploitation, and racism and sexism are rife. A Chorus Line opened on Broadway in 1975. Ten Tony® Awards, a Pulitzer Prize for Drama and countless international plaudits later, it remains one of the most successful musicals of all time. This dynamic production, twice postponed by COVID-19, features bold new choreography by director Amy Campbell (In the Heights (Helpmann Nominated for Best Choreography), HAIR, Funny Girl ) and musical direction by Andrew Worboys. A Chorus Line is presented by permission of ORiGiN™ Theatrical on behalf of Tams-Witmark LLC, A Concord Theatricals Company
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Photo credit: Robert Catto
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Theatre
THE JAVAAD ALIPOOR COMPANY AND RIVERSIDE’S NATIONAL THEATRE OF PARRAMATTA IN ASSOCIATION WITH SYDNEY FESTIVAL
THINGS HIDDEN SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD
DATES & TIMES: LIVE Friday 14 January at 8pm Saturday 15 January at 1pm & 7pm DIGITAL Friday 21 January at 8pm Saturday 22 January at 8pm Sunday 23 January at 7pm
TICKETS: Members $44 Adults $49 Digital $30 A $4.60 event transaction fee applies for non-members.
An exciting new collaboration between National Theatre of Parramatta and Manchester based Javaad Alipoor Company which takes stories beyond the stage through powerful multi-platform creations that explore the intersection of politics and technology in the contemporary world. In 1992 Iranian popstar and refugee Fereydoun Farrokhzad was found brutally murdered. The case was never solved. This preview snapshot of Javaad Alipoor’s new work explores violence, digital culture and the post-colonial world. A co-production between The Javaad Alipoor Company and National Theatre of Parramatta with both live and digital performances.
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SEASON 2021–22
Supported by the UK/Australia Season Patrons Board, the British Council and the Australian Government as part of the UK/Australia Season.
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Kids & Family
Photo credit: Matt Byrne
RIVERSIDE THEATRES IN ASSOCIATION WITH SYDNEY FESTIVAL PRESENTS
ZOOOM
BY PATCH THEATRE DATES & TIMES:
Thursday 20 January at 10.30am & 1.30pm Friday 21 January at 10.30am & 1.30pm Saturday 22 January at 10.30am & 1.30pm
TICKETS: Members $26 Adults $30 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
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Combining old school whimsy with state of the art technology, ZOOOM is an enchanting story of a child alone in her bedroom, unable to sleep and curious to understand. She begins a transformational journey with light and discovers that the dark is a magical place. Inspired by iconic children’s book Harold and The Purple Crayon, ZOOOM channels the same philosophy; a child who makes sense of their world through art. The show is driven by the power of ‘child logic’, combined with the magic of science. Suitable for ages 3 – 10 year olds
Theatre
THE JAVAAD ALIPOOR COMPANY PRESENTED BY RIVERSIDE’S NATIONAL THEATRE OF PARRAMATTA IN ASSOCIATION WITH SYDNEY FESTIVAL
RICH KIDS: A HISTORY OF SHOPPING MALLS OF TEHRAN WRITTEN BY JAVAAD ALIPOOR CO-CREATED BY JAVAAD ALIPOOR AND KIRSTY HOUSLEY
The global gap between rich and poor has never been greater. As LIVE PERFORMANCE ON SCREEN the world decays, the spawn of the powerful dance like everyone is watching. Saturday 22 January at 8pm (+ postshow Q&A with Javaad) Winner of the 2019 Scotsman Fringe First Award, Rich Kids: A History DIGITAL of Shopping Malls in Tehran is a darkly comedic, urgent new play Saturday 22 January at 2pm about entitlement, consumption and digital technology, that explores & 8pm the ubiquitous feeling that our societies are falling apart. Sunday 23 January at 5pm Combining digital theatre and a live Instagram feed, it is the sequel to TICKETS: the award-winning The Believers Are But Brothers, and the second part Members $35 of a trilogy of plays from Javaad Alipoor about how digital technology, Live $35 resentment and fracturing identities are changing the world. Digital $35 A $4.60 event transaction fee applies for non-members.
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SEASON 2021–22
Supported by the UK/Australia Season Patrons Board, the British Council and the Australian Government as part of the UK/Australia Season.
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Music
Photo credit: Cybele Malinowski
RIVERSIDE THEATRES AND SIMA PRESENTS
KATIE NOONAN THE SWEETEST TABOO IN ASSOCIATION WITH SYDNEY FESTIVAL
DATES & TIMES: Sunday 30 January at 7pm
TICKETS: Members $49 Adults $59 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
Five-time ARIA award winning artist, Katie Noonan, is set to premiere her latest album ‘The Sweetest Taboo’ for the first time ever at Riverside Theatres. For her 20th studio album, Katie Noonan takes listeners back to where it all began – the iconic pop songs of the 1980s that first ignited her passion for music. Highlighting these classic songs with a new jazz spin reveals how good the song-writing was! Released on May 8th 2020, Noonan was unable to launch the album with a live performance due to the pandemic – but now she is thrilled to perform for you, as part of the Sydney Festival.
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FEBRUARY
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MAMMA MIA! Photo credit: Grant Leslie
Musical Theatre
PACKEMIN PRODUCTIONS AND RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT
MAMMA MIA!
DATES AND TIMES: Friday 11 February at 11am (Preview/Schools Performance) Friday 11 February at 7:30pm (Opening Night) Saturday 12 February at 2pm & 7:30pm Sunday 13 February at 3pm Wednesday 16 February at 7:30pm Thursday 17 February at 7:30pm Friday 18 February at 7:30pm (Audio Described) Saturday 19 February at 2pm & 7:30pm Sunday 20 February at 11am & 4pm Wednesday 23 February at 7:30pm Thursday 24 February at 7:30pm Friday 25 February at 7:30pm (Auslan Interpreted) Saturday 26 February at 2pm & 7:30pm
TICKETS: Members $47 Adults $52 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
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Photo credit: Grant Leslie
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Packemin Productions is bringing back the party to Riverside Theatres and remounting their hit production of MAMMA MIA! Featuring hit after hit from the incredible songs of ABBA including Dancing Queen, Voulez Vous, S.O.S, Take a Chance On Me and The Winner Takes It All, MAMMA MIA! tells the hilarious and heart-warming story of a young woman’s search for her birth father. On the eve of her wedding, a daughter’s quest to discover the identity of her father brings three men from her mother’s past back to the island they last visited 20 years ago. A mother. A daughter. Three possible dads. And a trip down the aisle you’ll never forget! MAMMA MIA! is the perfect musical for the whole family.
Theatre
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS MAEVE MARSDEN’S
QUEERSTORIES DATES AND TIMES: Saturday 12 February at 5.30pm & 8:00pm
TICKETS: Members $30 Adults $34 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
Returning to Riverside for its 4th year and featuring a curated program of local and iconic speakers from around Western Sydney, Queerstories brings the community together in a night of celebration. Vulnerable and powerful, hilarious and heartbreaking, Queerstories celebrates the culture and creativity of the LGBTQI+ community one true story at a time. A national storytelling project directed by Maeve Marsden, Queerstories has sold out at festivals and independent venues around the country. For a taste of what to expect, subscribe to the Queerstories podcast.
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Theatre
Photo credit: Dylan Evans
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS A PLAYLAB THEATRE PRODUCTION
BLUE BONES BY MERLYNN TONG DATES AND TIMES:
‘I saw my insides today. I found Tom, my first love, in my bones.’
Thursday 17 February at 8pm Friday 18 February at 8pm Saturday 19 February at 2.30pm & 8pm
When a woman finds scars left by her ex-boyfriend of many years ago etched into her bones, she is compelled to unpack her past and discover how he got under her skin.
TICKETS: Members $44 Adults $49 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
This Sydney exclusive performance is based on the true story of two teenagers’ romance as it blossoms then warps in heat of bustling Singapore, Blue Bones is a one-woman show told with incredible honesty by Merlynn Tong. Combining multiple characters, Kung Fu and arcade games; Blue Bones is a whirlwind of love and naivety, violence and courage, with the wreckage felt across the years. Suitable for ages 16+ Winner of 6 Matilda Awards including Best Mainstage Production and Best Female Actor in a Leading Role.
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Theatre
RIVERSIDE’S NATIONAL THEATRE OF PARRAMATTA PRESENTS
GUARDS AT THE TAJ BY RAJIV JOSEPH DIRECTED BY BALI PADDA DATES AND TIMES: Thursday 24 February at 8pm (Preview) Friday 25 February at 8pm (Preview) Saturday 26 February at 8pm (Opening Night) Wednesday 2 March at 8pm Thursday 3 March at 8pm Friday 4 March at 8pm Saturday 5 March at 2pm & 8pm
TICKETS: Members $44 Adults $49 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
An exploration of beauty and power, autocracy and resistance, and conflicting loyalties, featuring a heartbreakingly funny and relatable friendship tested, and broken, by extreme and brutal circumstances. Humayun and Babur are best friends, and guards in Hindustani ruler Shah Jahan’s Imperial Army. They bicker, reminisce about jungle escapades and have the dubious privilege of standing guard over the Taj Mahal, Shah Jahan’s epic tribute to his dead wife, the night before it is revealed to the world as the most potent and powerful personification of beauty. Humayun, sternly loyal second generation civil servant, is content to follow orders, even when the Emperor, determined that no object more beautiful than the Taj Mahal should ever be built again.
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MARCH
THE WHARF REVUE Photo credit: Brett Broadman
Music
RIVERSIDE THEATRES, MARA MUSIC & SIMA PRESENT
MARA! BIG BAND ‘ZASHTO?’ Riverside welcomes the world premiere of Zashto? in March as part DATES AND TIMES: Wednesday 2 March at 7.30pm of SIMA’s Jazz Now Summer 22 Festival. The theme of the Mara! Big Band’s new 60-minute musical suite “Zashto?” (“Why?” in Bulgarian TICKETS: language) is the experience of migration to Australia. Members $29 The work was commissioned by Mara Kiek in 2020 with support Adults $39 from Create NSW and features compositions by current and former A $4.60 transaction fee applies members of the Mara! band - Sandy Evans, Paul Cutlan, Andrew for non-members. Robson, Tony Gorman and Llew Kiek and scored for the 12-piece line-up of the new Mara! Big Band.
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Kids & Family
Photo credit: Heidrun Lohr
13 STOREY TREEHOUSE CDP KIDS PRESENTS
A PLAY BY RICHARD TULLOCH ADAPTED FROM THE MULTI-AWARD WINNING BOOK BY ANDY GRIFFITHS AND TERRY DENTON
DATES AND TIMES:
Would you please welcome to the stage… Andy and Terry!
Wednesday 9 March at 6pm
Yes that’s right. Today's the day Andy and Terry are going to bring their stories to life in their first EVER play – except they forgot to write it!
TICKETS: Adults $32 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
Where will they find flying cats, a mermaid, a sea monster, an invasion of monkeys, and a giant gorilla? Following sold out seasons across the country, the one and only, super-famous, ultra-brilliant, runaway success The 13-Storey Treehouse returns to the stage. Suitable for ages 6 - 12
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Theatre
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT CLOCK AND SPIEL PRODUCTIONS
FREUD’S LAST SESSION BY MARK ST. GERMAIN
DATES AND TIMES: Wednesday 9 March at 8pm (Preview) Thursday 10 March at 8pm Friday 11 March at 8pm Saturday 12 March at & 8pm 2.30pm
TICKETS: Members $44 Adults $49 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
Freud’s Last Session centres on legendary psychoanalyst – Dr. Sigmund Freud – who invites the young, rising Oxford Don – C.S. Lewis – to his home in London. On the day England enters the Second World War, Freud and Lewis clash passionately about love, sex, the existence of God, and the meaning of life, just weeks before Freud was to take his own. Freud’s Last Session is a deeply touching play filled with humour and exploring the minds, hearts and souls of two of the 20th Century’s most brilliant thinkers as they address life’s biggest questions. An imagined meeting which delivers real human insight and emotional impact.
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Musical Theatre
Photo credit: Brett Broadman
RIVERSIDE PRESENTS A SOFT TREAD PRODUCTION
THE WHARF REVUE: CAN OF WORMS
CREATED AND WRITTEN BY JONATHAN BIGGINS, DREW FORSYTHE AND PHILLIP SCOTT PERFORMED BY JONATHAN BIGGINS, MANDY BISHOP, DREW FORSYTHE AND PHILLIP SCOTT
DATE AND TIME: Thursday 17 March at 7.30pm Friday 18 March at 7.30pm Saturday 19 March at & 7.30pm 2pm
TICKETS: Members $59 Adults $69 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
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“Brilliant writing supported by clever direction… not to mention brilliant performances by masters of the art of intimate revue” – ArtsHub The Wharf Revue is setting out to sea again on a journey of satirical discovery - but this time under its own steam. All hands on deck for a daring adventure as they navigate the dire Straits of Covid, sail round the treacherous Horn of Scomo, steer well clear of the empty Cape of Pauline, only to be becalmed in the Nationals Bermuda Jacket Triangle before stumbling across a New World, filled with hope and promise! Or not. Join the regular crew of creatives Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phil Scott - along with their figurehead of talent Mandy Bishop as they bravely voyage to the bottom of the barrel.
Dance
Photo credit: Dom O'Donnell
FORM DANCE PROJECTS AND RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT DANCE BITES 2022
RADICAL TRANSPARENCY DATES & TIMES: Friday 18 March at 10.30am & 8pm Saturday 19 March at 8pm
TICKETS: Adults $38 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
RADICAL TRANSPARENCY is a new rollicking work by the WE ARE HERE Company exploring the intersection between honesty and artifice, wild and tame, light and dark, raw and manufactured, and how on earth in this day and age we are going to present new dance work that is sustainable, wild, buoyant and afloat while it feels like everything is sinking.
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Theatre
Photo credit: Brett Broadman
RIVERSIDE'S NATIONAL THEATRE OF PARRAMATTA & GRIFFIN THEATRE COMPANY PRESENT
ORANGE THROWER BY KIRSTY MARILLIER DATES AND TIMES: Wednesday 30 March at 7pm Thursday 31 March at 7pm Friday 1 April at 7pm Saturday 2 April at 2pm & 7pm
TICKETS: Members $44 Adults $49 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
The night is still. The air is hot and thick. From up on the roof, matching houses stretch as far as the eye can see. Welcome to the sunny suburb of Paradise. While her folks are back in Johannesburg, Zadie is holding down the family fort. This means keeping her little sis away from bush doofs, avoiding the cute boy next door, and smiling when her nice white neighbours try to touch her hair. All that changes when an unexpected visitor bursts back into Zadie’s life in the middle of the night, breaking the silence with loud music and even louder opinions. To make matters worse, someone’s been pelting the house with oranges. All of a sudden, Zadie’s got a big, sticky suburban mess on her hands. Orange Thrower is the award-winning debut play from Kirsty Marillier. A fresh twist on the Australian coming-of-age story, this play is a joyful comedy, a curious mystery, and a poignant love letter to South African women. Directed with zest by musician, performer and director Zindzi Okenyo, and starring a kick-arse ensemble playing larger-than-life characters. Winner of the Rodney Seaborn Playwrights Award.
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Orange Thrower was developed through Griffin Studio and Sydney Theatre Company’s Rough Draft program, and received support from Green Door Theatre Company.
Kids & Family
Photo credit: Antonia Pesenti
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS CRITICAL STAGES TOURING
ALPHABETICAL SYDNEY: ALL ABOARD! BOOK & LYRICS BY HILARY BELL. MUSIC BY GRETA GERTLER GOLD. CREATED BY ANTONIA PESENTI AND HILARY BELL
DATES AND TIMES: Friday 1 April at 6.30pm
TICKETS: Members $34 Adults $39 Child $23 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
Inspired by Hilary Bell and Antonia Pesenti’s best-selling picture book, this immersive musical will take audiences of all ages on a journey around the world’s most famous harbour city. Our guides, the chaotic Ibis and order-loving Nanna take us on a whirlwind adventure. Climb aboard the tour bus to discover their Sydney, one letter at a time. Combining puppetry, theatre, songs and creative play with irresistible music by Greta Gertler Gold, Alphabetical Sydney: All Aboard! is a celebration of all that makes this city unique and will make its world premiere debut at Riverside.
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COMING SOON
BECOME THE ONE Photo credit: Pier Carthew
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Photo credit: Helen Fletcher
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS THE STREET, CANBERRA
BREAKING THE CASTLE WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY PETER COOK DIRECTED BY CAROLINE STACEY
DATE AND TIME: Thursday 7 April at 8pm Friday 8 April at 8pm Saturday 9 April at 2.30pm & 8pm
TICKETS: Members $44 Adults $49 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
Visceral, fierce, funny and uplifting Breaking The Castle features a gripping performance from creator Peter Cook of a man yearning for connection. Directed by Caroline Stacey with The Street’s awardwinning creative team this is an exquisitely rendered story of hope, belonging, and finding a way to be in this world. Don't miss the chance to meet and speak with the creator, in a Q&A on Saturday 9 April at 4pm. "'For the first time in years, that took me out of the theatre,' was my companion’s verdict. This was an incredibly powerful work that was a privilege to see.” – Stage Whispers ‘’A tour de force performance ……. it never flags during its entire ninety -minute duration” – Arts Review
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Kids & Family
Photo credit: Ian Sutherland
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS FLYING FRUIT FLY CIRCUS
GIRLS WITH ALTITUDE DATES AND TIMES: Wednesday 13 April at 6.30pm Thursday 14 April at 10.30am & 2pm
TICKETS: Members $39 Adults $49 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
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Girls With Altitude combines the cartoons of celebrated Australian artist Judy Horacek (Where is the Green Sheep?), with the worldclass skills of the young artists of the Flying Fruit Fly Circus. From the environment to equality, the young acrobats of the Fruit Flies propose new perspectives on the future using their famously exuberant mix of youthful energy and high-level circus skills. “Family circus at its best!” – Sydney Morning Herald. Suitable for ages 5+
Kids & Family
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS
MR SNOT BOTTOM’S HORRIBLE, TERRIBLE, REALLY, REALLY, BAD, BAD SHOW BY MARK TRENWITH
DATES AND TIMES: Wednesday 20 April at 11am & 2pm Thursday 21 April at 11am & 2pm Friday 22 April at 11am & 2pm
TICKETS: Members $27 Adults $30 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
He's The Willy Wonka of Weird, The Prince of Putrid, The King of Kids Comedy, it's the disgustingly distasteful Mr Snot bottom! Returning by popular demand, Mr Snot bottom has promised a beautiful, elegant and polite piece of performance about homework, princesses and lullabies... so instead expect a horrendous hour of the most appalling acting, stupidest scripts and just-dumb dialogue in a putrid performance of horrid humour, that will make you absolutely, utterly... adore every minute! A past Perth Fringe Best Children’s Event Nominee, Mr Snot bottom promises a snot-load of grosstastic gags, horrible harmonies and just wrong routines perfect for weird kids 5 and up and their even weirder parents. "All the best elements you’d hope for in kids entertainment" – Kiddo Mag Suitable for ages 5+
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Photo credit: Phil Erbacher
RIVERSIDE’S NATIONAL THEATRE OF PARRAMATTA AND SYDNEY THEATRE COMPANY CO-PRODUCTION
WHITE PEARL BY ANCHULI FELICIA KING DIRECTED BY PRISCILLA JACKMAN DATES AND TIMES:
The sold out, award winning hit of 2019 is back!
Thursday 5 May at 7:30pm Friday 6 May at 7:30pm Saturday 7 May at 2:30pm & 7:30pm
A nasty truth goes viral…
TICKETS: Members $58 Adults $64 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
In Singapore, it’s just another day at the office of Clearday cosmetics. That is, until they discover that their new TV commercial has been leaked online. The video goes viral for all the wrong reasons. Someone is definitely going to get fired. Anchuli Felicia King’s play is a ruthlessly entertaining portrait of toxic corporate culture, casual racism and the complexity of pan-Asian relations. As the team at Clearday scrambles to contain the fallout, the open-plan, glass-door office proves to be a nest of secrets, lies and resentments. King is an exciting, original young voice and it’s a play rich with twists, dark comedy and brutal honesty.
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Check the website for updates on Karaoke, DJ sets from SBS Pop Asia’s Andy Trieu and more during the season.
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Photo credit: Georges Antoni
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS AUSTRALIAN BRANDENBURG ORCHESTRA
MOZART’S CLARINET DATES AND TIMES: Friday 13 May at 7.00pm
TICKETS: Members $49 Adults $59 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
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With a pioneering spirit Mozart took a rare instrument and enthusiastically embraced it to write the first major concerto for the basset clarinet. The final instrumental work by the great composer, the Concerto for basset clarinet in A major was completed less than two months before his early death at age 35. The wistful Adagio is familiar to many from its use in numerous wellknown film scores such as Out of Africa and The King’s Speech. Rarely, though, is the concerto performed in concert on basset clarinet, the instrument which Mozart chose in his enduring adaptation of an earlier composition for basset horn. Leading Australian period clarinetist Craig Hill delivers this beguiling concerto in a program which also includes a pair of brooding works by the youngest and eldest of the Bach brothers and the Australian premiere of a symphony by Anton Zimmerman.
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Photo credit: Jodie Hutchinson
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS A LAB KELPIE PRODUCTION
BECOME THE ONE BY ADAM FAWCETT DATES AND TIMES: Thursday 19 May at 8pm Friday 20 May at 1pm & 8pm Saturday 21 May at 8pm
TICKETS: Members $29 Adults $39 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
An award-winning romantic comedy featuring two vibrant, lovable characters at its heart, Become The One explores why a footballer would choose to remain closeted, and why their openly gay partner would choose to accept it. Winner of the 2018 Playtime Award for New Writing, this funny, smart and challenging drama explores the true meaning of bravery and what it might take to do the right thing – as a lover, as a high-profile sportsman, as a human being – to become the one.
SCAN IT. BOOK IT. This project's development and premiere season was supported by Creative Victoria, a Jacky Winter Gardens Residency and the Victorian Government through the Pride Events and Festivals Fund.
LAB KELPIE An Australian New Writing Theatre Company.
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Photo credit: Seiya Taguchi
SPORT FOR JOVE PRESENTS
MACBETH BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
DATES AND TIMES:
“O full of scorpions is my mind dear wife...”
Friday 27 May at 7pm Saturday 28 May at 7pm Friday 3 June at 7pm Saturday 4 June at 7pm
Damien Ryan directs a brand new production of Macbeth for Sport for Jove in 2022 offering new insights into this extraordinary play and a thrillingly good cast – a deeply atmospheric, faithful and exciting introduction to the play for young audiences.
TICKETS: All tickets $30 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
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Shakespeare’s most immersive and haunting play tells of the murderous ascent to ‘greatness’ of a husband and wife who believe they can control time and destiny. A loving couple, suffering the loss of a child, are surrounded by the children of others – of the King, Macduff, Banquo. To what extent is their first criminal act an act of love in that terrible void, a sacrifice she makes for him and in return, he for her? Sport for Jove’s acclaimed Macbeth is an ecstatic vision of what love and ambition can do to people, of ghosts, shadows, and the terrors of the imagination.
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RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS AN OUTHOUSE THEATRE CO PRODUCTION
ULSTER AMERICAN BY DAVID IRELAND DIRECTOR SHANE ANTHONY DATES AND TIMES: Wednesday 8 June at 8pm Thursday 9 June at 8pm Friday 10 June at 8pm Saturday 11 June at 2.30pm & 8pm
TICKETS: Members $49 Adults $59 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
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The ‘brazen, savage and brilliantly hilarious’ (Limelight) satire that wowed critics and audiences in 2021 comes to Riverside! Gleefully skewering the powerful and privileged in post- #MeToo showbiz, this ferocious comedy will have you laughing and gasping in equal measure. A talented female playwright, an Oscar-winning actor and an ambitious theatre director meet to discuss a play that promises glory for all. But as lines are crossed and the power of Hollywood looms, the love-in descends into mayhem. The acclaimed Outhouse Theatre Co (The Flick, The Rolling Stone, Gloria) presented the sensational Sydney Premiere at Seymour Centre in 2021 where it played to sold-out houses and five-star reviews. Now this provocative and brutally hilarious production comes crashing into Riverside. Not for the faint of heart. Not to be missed. “Dark, deft & savage.” – Time Out ½ “An electrifying experience for any theatre-goer.” – Limelight
Photo credit: Richard Farland
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Musical Theatre
SK ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS
FRIENDS! THE MUSICAL PARODY DATES AND TIMES: Friday 10 June at 7.30pm Saturday 11 June at 6pm & 8.45pm Sunday 12 June at 2pm & 6pm Tuesday 14 June at 7.30pm Wednesday 15 June at 7.30pm Thursday 16 June at 7.30pm Friday 17 June at 7.30pm Saturday 18 June at 6pm & 8.45pm
TICKETS: Adults $79.90 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
The hilarious New York and Las Vegas hit Friends! The Musical Parody is pivoting its way to Australia! Join your six favourite friends at your favourite café for a night of unstoppable laughs with the new musical that lovingly lampoons the beloved NBC sitcom! Follow Ross, Rachel, Chandler, Monica, Joey and Phoebe as they navigate love, life, friendship and true unagi, all while reliving your favourite moments from the smash hit TV show. “Friends! The Musical Parody will make you laugh so hard your face will hurt, your eyes will tear, and you’ll be ready to come back and see it over and over again.” – TheatreLife.com “Made our day, our month, and even our year!” – E! News
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Photo credit: Dylan Evans
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENTS
JANE EYRE BY CHARLOTTE BRONTE ADAPTED AND CREATED BY SHAKE & STIR
Witness one of the most iconic pieces of English literature retold in a DATES AND TIMES: Wednesday 31 August at 7:30pm faithful yet fiercely original new stage adaptation from the nationallyThursday 1 September at 7:30pm renowned shake & stir theatre co.
TICKETS: Members $49 Adult $59 A $4.60 transaction fee applies for non-members.
This stunning new production, featuring original music, written and by multi ARIA Award winner Sarah McLeod, will set a fire blazing in your soul. "shake & stir's JANE EYRE is a blazing success. It will make you think, it will make you feel and it will give you hope." – Broadway World
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This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.
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SUPPORT US The performing arts helps build stronger, more connected communities and can transform lives. Here at Riverside we are proud to be a vibrant cultural hub in our local community, but we always strive to do more. Please consider making a tax deductible donation to help us continue to give education access, eliminate barriers to attendance and strengthen new play development. Our extensive Education Program not only inspires Australia’s up-and-coming talent but also makes the transformative experience of live theatre affordable through our subsidy program.
BEYOND THE SQUARE Beyond the Square is Riverside’s drama program for people with disability. Offering participants creative outlets, personal and social exploration, and skills development it is one of the longest running and largest programs of its kind in Sydney.
RIVERSIDE'S NATIONAL THEATRE OF PARRAMATTA Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta is investing in the future, creating opportunities for Western Sydney artists and audiences through mentoring and much more.
PARRAMATTA CULTURAL TRUST For more information on the Parramatta Cultural Trust, to become a Sponsor or to find out other ways you can help Riverside, contact us on 02 8839 3399 or see riversideparramatta.com.au/support. All donations over $2 are tax deductible.
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ACCESSIBILITY
Riverside is committed to making our programs and VISION IMPAIRED venues welcoming and accessible for all people. If you If you need seats closer to the front to be able to see require specific seating, audio or accessible parking and enjoy the show, please advise the Box Office staff please contact our Box Office team on 02 8839 3399 when booking your tickets. who will be happy to assist. Our Front of House staff AUDIO DESCRIBED EVENTS can also help you to your seat if required. Patrons with vision impairments can access some LEVEL ACCESS live performances and some cinema events through Level access from the street leads into our foyer. audio description. Audio description is the live verbal Level access continues into all venues. Space for commentary at select moments in the performance and wheelchairs is available in all venues but requires is relayed to audience members via a discreet receiver booking in advance. and ear piece. The description communicates key visual information including action sequences, facial BATHROOMS expressions, costume and scenery. Sensory pre-show Accessible bathrooms are available at each end of tours are offered alongside Audio Described shows. the foyer. Advise the Box Office staff when booking your tickets.
PARKING
Limited paid parking at Riverside is available for patrons with a current disability parking permit only. Ask the Box Office staff when booking your tickets.
HEARING ASSISTANCE If you need seats closer to the front to be able to hear please advise the Box Office staff when booking your tickets.
HEARING SYSTEM Riverside has hearing augmentation systems in all three theatres to assist patrons who are hearing impaired. Choose from a single ear earpiece, a neck loop attached to a hearing aid or use your own ear buds with Riverside’s FM receiver to amplify the sound from the stage. To access this free service, ask the Box Office staff when booking your tickets.
CAPTIONED EVENTS Patrons with hearing impairment can access some live performances and cinema sessions through captioning. Captioning is available on large screens inside the theatre for live performances and as open captioning for some films.
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AUSLAN INTERPRETATION A number of performances at Riverside are selected to be interpreted with Australian Sign Language (Auslan). Interpreters are discreetly positioned on side stage and provide an opportunity for people who are Deaf to access and enjoy these theatre productions. Visit riversideparramatta.com.au/accessibility for more information and upcoming events.
RELAXED PERFORMANCES These are sensory friendly performances where the perceived ‘rules’ of theatre are modified to allow patrons with Autism and other specific needs to enjoy the performance in a welcoming environment. Modifications will differ depending on the show, but can include the house lights being dimmed, but not turned all the way down; the understanding that patrons may come and go from the theatre as needed; elements of the show that might include loud noises or sudden bright lights being toned down or removed.
BEYOND THE SQUARE:
DRAMA WORKSHOPS FOR ADULTS WITH DISABILITY
“I love drama. It’s fun to be here. It’s funny to be cheeky all the time. Have a laugh.” – Anthony, participant Riverside Theatres prides itself in leadership in the arts when it comes to access and inclusion through talking to our community of artists, audiences and supporters. Riverside Theatre’s Beyond the Square drama program is one of the longest running and largest of its kind in Sydney. Our drama workshops are the foundation for exploring the creative process in the performing arts, and attract highly skilled artists as teachers, facilitators and directors. The program runs throughtout the year.
Scan here to find out more online about Riverside's Beyond the Square workshops.
“It’s about making sure everyone is really engaged, and that it’s meeting some sort of need for each of them. It’s about stretching themselves in the way that suits them.” – Beyond the Square Tutor
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THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS Riverside Theatres is a unit of City of Parramatta Council
PARTNER (GOVERNMENT)
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RIVERSIDE ADVISORY BOARD
Cnr Church and Market Streets Parramatta NSW 2150 PO Box 3636 Parramatta NSW 2124
Rhonda Hawkins AM (Chair) Vyvienne Abla Cr Donna Davis Cr Bob Dwyer Jon Greig Cr Andrew Jefferies Luke Mackey Alan Manly Keiasha Naidoo Vaughn Roles Carl Sciberras Dr. Jim Taggart OAM (Deputy Chair)
Administration 02 8839 3398 Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm
LEADERSHIP TEAM Director – Craig McMaster Operations Manager – Mike Brew Executive Producer, National Theatre of Parramatta – Joanne Kee Marketing & Communications Team Leader (Acting) – Samantha Attard Program Manager – Catherine Swallow
Brochure Design and Artwork leadinghand.com.au Details in this brochure are correct at time of printing. Riverside reserves the right to add, withdraw and substitute artists and vary the programme and prices should the necessity arise. Please note that some performances may contain smoke, strobe lighting, loud noise, coarse language and nudity. Where known we will indicate this in our program, website and in the theatre foyer at the time of the performance. Riverside is a unit of City of Parramatta Council ABN 49907174773 46
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Find us nestled on the banks of the scenic Parramatta River in the heart of Eat Street. T: Our closest station is Parramatta Station which is approximately 15 minute walk from Riverside. Trains to Parramatta run every 10 to 15 minutes and bus services run regularly throughout the night. F: Parramatta Wharf is an 8 minute walk to us along the river. For more transport options and to plan your trip see transportnsw.info/ P: There are multiple car parks in short walking distance of Riverside (see map). We are delighted to be able to offer a discount at the Eat Street Erby Place car park after (ask at Box Office or bar for discount voucher) If you hold a current accessible parking permit, we have a small number of onsite parking spaces available to book through our Box Office on 02 8839 3399 Please note: Permanent traffic changes are now in place on and around Church Street (between Market & Macquarie Streets) for the Parramatta Light Rail. Motorists traveling to Riverside should note, these changes may affect the amount of time that it takes for you to drive & park. More details including delicious dining options at riversideparramatta.com.au/your-visit
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RIVERSIDEPARRAMATTA.COM.AU Box Office 02 8839 3399 Cnr Church & Market Sts, Parramatta Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm Sat, 9:30am – 1pm