May &
Monkey Baa Theatre Company presents
Central Coast Opera presents
Diary of a Wombat
Carmen
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 (2014/15) 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! Monkey Baa and a team of revered artists use the magic of puppetry and live music to bring this delightful story for ages three and above to the stage. Monday 1 May, 6pm Tuesday 2 May, 10am and 12pm Adults $25, Concessions $22, Members $20, Groups 6+ $22, Under 12s $18, School Groups $18
Central Coast Opera’s signature production of 2017 is Carmen by Bizet. Delight in the music of this truly wonderful opera. With colourful, eye-catching costumes, Flamenco and Paso Doble dance scenes, and the smouldering tension between the ill-fated Carmen, her soldier love Don Jose and the charismatic toreador Escamillo - this is a vivacious and vivid production. Saturday 13 May, 8pm Sunday 14 May, 2pm Wednesday 17 May, 11am Thursday 18 May, 8pm Friday 19 May, 8pm Saturday 20 May, 8pm Adults $45, Concessions/Children/Full Time Students/Groups 10+/Members $35. Matinee - Wednesday 17 May, 11am special ticket price for school groups 10+ (inc. teachers) $10 each. All other tickets $35.
Youth In Performing Arts Showcasing the best young talent on the Central Coast in a series of Performing Arts Concerts. Wednesday 24 May, 7pm Thursday 25 May, 7pm Friday 26 May, 7pm Saturday 27 May, 7pm Adults $22, Concessions/Children/Full-time students/Members $19 Woy Woy Little Theatre presents
Morning Melodies presents
Neil Simon’s Rumours
Morning Memories with Chris King and Special Guests Back by popular demand, join our very own Mr Entertainment, Chris King, for an extravaganza of music, memories and celebrity mystery guests. This special walk down memory lane will feature live performances, classic video footage, prize giveaways and revealing audience participation with special guest stars. Wednesday 10 May, 11am Members $15, or four or more shows in the same transaction $13 per show. Non members $18 or four or more shows in the same transaction $15 per show. All prices include Morning Tea served from 10am. Laycock Street Community Theatre and KIN Music presents
Katie Noonan and Karin Schaupp Songs of the Latin Skies Katie Noonan has a voice like warm honey being decanted into melting snow. It is such a thing of beauty that finding a vessel to hold it can be difficult. Happily, in the music of acclaimed Germanborn classical guitarist Karin Schaupp, Noonan has found the perfect companion. Their collaborations to date have earned them high praise and their latest co-creation, Songs of the Latin Skies promises to enchant Laycock audiences once again. Together they journey through the great South American songbook of bossa nova, samba, salsa and tango, interpreting work by Gilberto Gil, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Luis Bonfa, Antonio Carlos Jobim and more. Friday 12 May, 8pm Members $42, All other tickets $44
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The play starts with Ken and Chris Gorman at the 10th anniversary party of Charlie Brock, the Deputy Mayor of New York, and his wife, Myra. Unfortunately, things are not going quite to plan. All the kitchen staff are gone, Myra is missing, and Charlie has shot himself. Chris calls Charlie’s doctor just as the doorbell rings. In comes Lenny and Claire Ganz who have just been in a car accident. Claire is convinced Charlie and Myra are having an affair. Lenny declares they should call the police, but Ken disagrees. Before they can agree on anything, another car shows up. Claire opens the door to let in Ernie Cusack, a psychologist, and his eccentric wife Cookie. And that’s just the first 15 minutes! It’s fast, it’s furious and it’s hilariously funny! Friday 26 May, 7pm Saturday 27 May, 8pm Sunday 28 May, 2pm Friday 2 June, 8pm Saturday 3 June, 8pm Sunday 4 June, 2pm Friday 9 June, 8pm Saturday 10 June, 2pm and 8pm Sunday 11 June, 2pm Adults $30, Concession $25, Children up to 16 $8
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& June
QLive presents
NUI Events presents
Harrison Craig - Kings of Vegas Lounge Sessions Tour
Justice Crew Live Eight-time ARIA nominees Justice Crew are hitting the road in June and July 2017 bringing their new show for 19 special performances across Queensland and New South Wales. Performing their biggest hits, including Que Sera, Boom Boom, Everybody, Best Night, Love My Life and their hottest new material. Justice Crew love nothing more than performing and touring, so buckle up, because the Justice Crew tour is coming live and direct. Friday 2 June, 7pm Adults/Concessions/Children/Full-Time Students $43.95 VIP $83.95
Having released his third studio album, Kings of Vegas on Friday November 4 2016, paying homage to the most important music in his life. Harrison Craig is set to embark on an extensive national tour of Australia in 2017. Harrison launched his career as the winner and Voice of Australia in 2013. This two-hour concert will showcase songs from the Kings Of Vegas album featuring hits from the likes of Nat King Cole, Bobby Darin, Frankie Valli, Elvis Presley, Tony Bennett, Sammy Davis Jr, Tom Jones, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Barry Manilow and The Righteous Brothers, among many more. Add the hits of the new Kings of Vegas – Elton John, Billy Joel, Rod Stewart and Michael Bublé – plus a string of Harrison’s own hits from his first two records, and you’ve got a show that you definitely don’t want to miss. Friday 9 June, 8pm Adults $60, Concessions/Children/Full Time Students/Groups 8+ $55, VIP $70, Meet n Greet $50 in addition to ticket price.
Mama Montez Production presents
Liza Meets Bassey Liza Meets Bassey is a sensational new show consisting of the iconic tunes of two living legends, Dame Shirley Bassey and the incomparable Liza Minnelli. Multi award winning vocalist Monique Montez will sing you through their most famous hits, with a tale or two to be shared along the way. Channelling these amazing artists, you will be moved by Monique’s passionate, fun and cheeky portrayal. Big Spender, Goldfinger, New York New York and Cabaret are the tip of the iceberg performed in this divine concert experience. Backed by a stellar live band, this performance is not to be missed! Saturday 3 June, 7.30pm Adults $59, Concessions/Groups 10+ $55, Members $53, Full-Time Students/Children $45
Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase 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 in Gosford. 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. So get ready ‘Straya… The Showcase Tour is back on the road. Saturday 10 June, 5pm and 8pm All tickets $44.90, Members $40.90
Abstract Entertainment presents
The Bootleg Beach Boys The Bootleg Beach Boys are the ultimate Beach Boys experience. The journey begins with the surfing songs of the early ‘60s, including California Girls, Help Me Rhonda, Surfing Safari, Fun Fun Fun, Good Vibrations, I Get Around, Surfing USA, and Barbara Anne. The show meticulously traces the band’s steps into one of the world’s most iconic albums, and the genius of Brian Wilson, Pet Sounds and beyond with hits including Wouldn’t It Be Nice, God Only Knows, Don’t Talk, Kokomo, and many more. Thursday 8 June, 8pm Adults $65, Concessions/Groups 10+/Members $55, Children $40
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June, July
Morning Melodies presents
The Harbour Agency presents
A brilliant pianist, vocalist and accordionist, Joey is a true showman with versatility and energy that captures audiences wherever he performs. Joey has received rave reviews, and standing ovations in theatres all across Australia, making him one of the most popular performers on the theatre circuit. Wednesday 14 June, 11am Members $15, or four or more shows in the same transaction $13 per show. Non-members $18, or four or more shows in the same transaction $15 per show. All prices include Morning Tea served from 10am.
Ted Mulry Gang, the iconic seventies pub rock band, is hitting the road with the “This One’s For Ted” tour. This will see all original members together for the first time in 25 years. With the passing of Ted Mulry in 2001, it is only fitting that his younger brother Steve fill his shoes. As Ted was also the bass player, the band has acquired the services of original AC/DC bass player and good friend, Mark Evans. The band had a string of hits in the seventies, with Jump In My Car hitting the number one spot forty years ago. Other hits like Darktown Strutters Ball, Crazy, My Little Girl, Jamaica Rum, Heart of Stone and many others will feature in what promises to be a great night of rock and roll. Saturday 24 June, 8pm All tickets $60
Ted Mulry Gang
Music of the Night with Joey Fimmano
Hit Productions presents
Shirley Valentine by Willy Russell
The New Empire Ballroom Ragtime Dance Orchestra presents
This funny but moving piece won the award for Best Comedy at the 1988 Laurence Olivier Awards. It takes the form of a monologue by a 42-year-old Liverpool mother and housewife, Mrs Joe Bradshaw, before and after a transforming holiday to Greece. Inside Mrs Joe Bradshaw is the former Shirley Valentine longing to emerge. Her self-esteem battered by school, marriage and life in general, she finds herself talking to the wall while her husband is out working. She feels that her life is terribly mundane as she compares scenes in her current life with what she used to be like. When her best friend wins an all-expensespaid vacation to Greece for two, Shirley grasps the opportunity to head for the sun and leave her current drudgery behind. The note in the kitchen reads, “Gone to Greece, back in two weeks”. With much humour, warmth, sympathy and human insight, Willy Russell brilliantly shows Shirley breaking out of the mould in which she was cast by society. Friday 16 June, 8pm Saturday 17 June, 2pm and 8pm Adults $45, Members $35, Concessions $42, Groups 6+ $42, Under 18s $18
At the Jazz Band Ball The Fabulous Music of the Roaring 20’s Take a trip down Memory Lane with the New Empire Orchestra along with special guests when they return to Laycock Street Theatre. For an afternoon of fabulous music from the roaring 20’s. A concert sure to get your feet tapping! Sunday 25 June, 2pm All tickets $30 Shortwalk presents
Tubular Bells for Two Two blokes juggle over 20 instruments live on stage in a spellbinding performance. A multi-award winning sell-out hit at festivals around the world, Tubular Bells for Two is now returning home for an Australian tour. Composed by Mike Oldfield in 1973, the album was the first released on Richard Branson’s fledgling record label, Virgin Records. The album went on to sell over 30 million copies, kick-starting the Virgin empire. Now, more than 40 years on, two young Australian multiinstrumentalists, Aidan Roberts and Daniel Holdsworth, are presenting this modern masterpiece in a challenging live event. Friday 30 June, 8pm Adults $45, Concessions $40 Gosford Musical Society Juniors presents
Bring It On The Musical Based on the 2000 movie, this youth production of Bring it On The Musical has everything you need, comedy, high energy danceroutines, hip-hop music and most importantly ... ‘spirit fingers.’ Meet Campbell, the most popular girl in school, dating the hottest guy on the team and stepping up as Captain of the Truman High School Buccaneers Cheer Squad. Her life is ripped apart when she is redistricted to Jackson High School. With no squad, no boyfriend and no friends, and team rivalry at its peak, Campbell is forced to fight for her “Perfect Moment” and get creative. Maybe she will find something far greater than she ever had before. Tuesday 4 July, 2pm Wednesday 5 July, 2pm Thursday 6 July, 10.30am and 7.30pm Friday 7 July, 2pm and 7.30pm Saturday 8 July, 10.30am and 7.30pm All tickets $26
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& August Central Coast Scouts and Guides presents
Central Coast Gang Show Central Coast Gang Show is going to take you on a family friendly adventure, around Australia and the rest of the world. The local Scouts and Guides have once again worked hard to present their annual show full of dances, songs and plenty of laughs. Come and join us for a variety show like no other, and an evening you’ll never forget. Join us in July! Thursday 13 July, 7.30pm Friday 14 July, 7.30pm Saturday 15 July, 1pm and 7pm Adults $25, Concessions/Children $20
Presented in the Don Craig Room Shows Include
Rent Thursday 8 June, 8pm Friday 9 June, 8pm Saturday 10 June, 2pm and 8pm Adults $42, Members $35, Concessions $36, Full Time Students/ Children/Groups 6 + $35
Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr Primary school student show Tuesday 4 July, 7pm Wednesday 5 July, 6pm Adults $25, Members/Concessions/Full Time Students/Groups 10+ $22, Children $20
G2K - Cinderella Primary school student show Thursday 6 July, 7pm Friday 7 July, 7pm Adults $25, Members/Concessions/Full Time Students/Groups 10+ $22, Children $20
Gosford Theatre Company presents
Twelve Angry Men
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Jr
Presented in the Don Craig Room
Primary school student show Sunday 23 July, 7pm Monday 24 July, 7pm Adults $25, Members/Concessions/Full Time Students/Groups 10+ $22, Children $20
Set in a New York jury room on a hot afternoon in 1957, Reginald Rose’s award-winning drama tells the story of 12 men who must decide on the guilt or innocence of a young juvenile, charged with the murder of his father. Eleven feel the boy is guilty - one has reasonable doubt. In a locked room with the weight of such responsibility, the integrity, humanity and the very essence of these 12 men will be tested beyond their individual limits. Friday 14 July, 8pm Saturday 15 July, 8pm Sunday 16 July, 2pm Friday 21 July, 8pm Saturday 22 July, 2pm and 8pm Adults $25, Members $15, Concessions/Full Time Students/ Groups 10+ $20,
Little Shop of Horrors - Broadway Revival Thursday 27 July, 8pm Friday 28 July, 8pm Saturday 29 July, 2pm and 8pm Adults $42, Members $35, Concessions/Full Time Students $36, Groups 6+/Children $35
Into the Woods Jr Highschool student show Friday 18 August, 7.30pm Saturday 19 August, 7.30pm Adults $25, All other tickets $20
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July & A
Garry Ginivan Attractions (Aust) in association with Kenny Wax Family Entertainment Ltd (UK) presents
Gosford Musical Society presents
Young Frankenstein
We’re Going on a Bear Hunt
Young Frankenstein is a musical by Mel Brooks (of The Producers fame) based on the 1974 comedy film of the same name written by Brooks and Gene Wilder (of Willy Wonka fame). Mel Brooks described Young Frankenstein as his best film. It is a parody of the horror film genre, especially of the 1931 Universal Pictures production of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Friday 28 July, 8pm Saturday 29 July, 2pm Sunday 30 July, 2pm Friday 4 August, 8pm Saturday 5 August, 2pm and 8pm Sunday 6 August, 2pm Friday 11 August, 8pm Saturday 12 August, 2pm and 8pm Adults $44, Concessions/Children $42, Members/Groups 10+ $40,
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 with an all Australian cast. We’re Going on a Bear Hunt is a 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 they might just finally spot the glinty eyes of a slobbering, gigantic bear winking at them through the blackness. Expect catchy songs, interactive scenes and plenty of hands-on adventure – plus a few special surprises! The 55 minute mini-musical captures the fun and frolics of a father who is clearly still a kid at heart and his three children. They include a tiny, intrepid bear hunter in the making, a baby strapped to Dad’s backpack, the family dog and of course ... a very big brown cuddly bear! Thursday 20 July, 6pm Friday 21 July, 10am and 12pm Adults $25, Members $20, Concessions $22, Groups 6+ $22, Under 12s $18, School Groups $18
Woy Woy Little Theatre presents
Agatha Christie’s A Murder is Announced A strange notice appears in the morning paper of a quaint English village, “A murder is announced and will take place on Friday, October 29th, at Little Paddocks, at 6.30 p.m.” It’s quite the surprise to Letitia Blacklock (Judi Jones), owner of Little Paddocks, as she didn’t place it and none of her companions know more than she. Miss Blacklock takes it in stride and prepares herself for that evening’s guests. Naturally, the villagers are intrigued by the notice. Several of them appear awkwardly at her doorstep and with definite interest. As the clock strikes 6.30, what follows is a classic Christie puzzle of mixed motives, concealed identities, a second death, a determined Inspector (Mike Jeffries) who grimly follows the twists and turns, and Miss Marple (Fran Kendall) who provides the final solution, at some risk to herself, in a dramatic confrontation just before the final curtain. Friday 11 August, 8pm Saturday 12 August, 8pm Sunday 13 August, 2pm Friday 18 August, 8pm Saturday 19 August, 8pm Sunday 20 August, 2pm Friday 25 August, 8pm Saturday 26 August, 2pm and 8pm Sunday 27 August, 2pm Adults $30, Concessions $25, Children up to 16 $8
Morning Melodies presents
We’ve Only Just Begun: The Music of the Carpenters The Carpenters, one of the most successful and cherished bands of their time, were a beacon of hope for one little Italian girl growing up in the confines of her traditional life in Melbourne. Karen’s soaring and heart-wrenching vocals spoke to Angela Lumicisi in a way no-one had before. And as Karen’s life ends, Angela’s has only just begun. Wednesday 9 August, 11am Members $15, or four or more shows in the same transaction $13 per show. Non-members $18, or four or more shows in the same transaction $15 per show. All prices include Morning Tea served from 10am.
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August The Harbour Agency presents
Robin Productions presents
The Australian Bee Gees Show
Cash Up Front – The Johnny Cash Show
It’s hard to believe that it has been 40 years since The Bee Gees redefined pop music and culture forever, with the phenomenal success of the Saturday Night Fever album - the most successful soundtrack of all time. The Australian Bee Gees Show cast is digging out their flares and dusting off their platform shoes in preparation for the Australian leg of their 2017 world tour, so let the party begin! For one night only, be a part of the magic that is - The Australian Bee Gees Show. Friday 25 August, 8pm Adults $57.50, Concessions $52.50
This show will take you on a journey through the highlights of the amazing career of the one and only Johnny Cash. Performing all your favourite Johnny Cash hits, the show will feature Folsom Prison Blues, Ring of Fire, I Walk the Line, The Man In Black, and many more. The role of Johnny Cash is brought to life by performer Danny Stain. Friday 18 August, 8pm Adults $59, Concessions/Groups 10+/Members $54, Children $30
Doug Parkinson Honours Joe Cocker Australia’s greatest soul voice Doug Parkinson presents the ultimate tribute to Joe Cocker. A night of soul and rock classics, the electric current runs high, generated by the very talented eight piece band and of course the powerful and unique voice of Doug Parkinson. Saturday 19 August, 8pm Adults $69.90, Members $64.90, Concession $66.90, Groups 10+ $59.90
Next Big Thing Entertainment presents
Live Aid 85 - The Tribute After a smash-hit premiere show in 2016, which raised $2,000 for the Coast Shelter charity, Live Aid 85 is coming back to do it all again! Be a part of the show that gives back in 2017. On July 13 1985, one man united the world’s biggest ever line-up of rock legends and superstars for the most defining moment in music and television history. Two massive concerts in the USA and UK, watched by a record two billion people across 110 countries, became forever known as the day music changed the world. Join the cast of internationally acclaimed tribute artists and musicians in this theatrical and multimedia concert experience as they recreate the epic performances of David Bowie, Queen, U2, Mick Jagger, Tina Turner, Paul McCartney, Elton John and Madonna. Celebrate the legends of Live Aid and be a part of “the show that gives back”. Saturday 26 August, 8pm Adults $59, Concessions/Full Time Students/Children/Groups 10+ $54, Members $50
Winston Ruddle presents
The Greatest Show From Africa - Cirque Africa A 100% African cultural experience, Cirque Africa is a vibrant and highly entertaining blockbuster production which transports audiences to the positive side of Africa through modern stage. Produced and directed by Papa Africa aka Winston Ruddle, the director who brought you the hit Broadway show Cirque Mother Africa. Cirque Africa features the world-renowned African troupe, consisting of 25 performing artists from African countries including six acrobats, dancers, percussionist, musicians and contortionists, performing a 100 minute awe-inspiring show. Highlighted with stunning colourful African costumes, high energy knuckle-biting acrobatic acts, humorous comedy, as well as traditional and modern original composed music for each act. Vibrant dance routines and spectacular visuals make this a show suitable for the whole family. Cirque Africa has no language, cultural or religious barriers and is fresh, funky, bold, fun and challenges your imagination like no other show. Sunday 20 August, 7pm Adults $79, Concessions $69, Full Time Students $59, Children/ Groups 10 + $49, Family (2 Adults + 2 Children) $179
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Australian Global Entertainment presents
Mark Vincent & Serenade Orchestra “You Raised Me Up” Tour 2017
With such an overwhelming response to his 2016 tour, Mark Vincent, Australia’s most loved tenor, is bringing his new show, You Raised Me Up, to country centres in 2017. Be mesmerised by the astonishing power and beauty of what is hailed as the best tenor voice in Australia. Mark’s career is going from strength to strength. He is the only classical artist in Australian history to release six studio albums and a Greatest Hits collection by the time he was 20 years of age, and has sold a million albums. Sunday 27 August, 2pm Adults $75, Concessions $69, Groups 10+ $67, Full Time Students/Members $66
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September Morning Melodies presents
String Fever If you like André Rieu, you’ll love String Fever! Wife and husband team Jacqui and Brenton Edgecombe bring you strings like you’ve never heard them before. Brenton hammers his fiddle like a rockstar, while Jacqui plays her cello with the depth and grace you’d expect from a former Symphony Orchestra member. Their musical rollercoaster will take you from Bluegrass to the Beatles to the Blue Danube, plus a dazzling tribute to Elton John. Wednesday 6 September, 11am Members $15, or four or more shows in the same transaction $13 per show. Non-members $18, or four or more shows in the same transaction $15 per show. All prices include Morning Tea served from 10am.
Tickets
Online: www.gosford.nsw.gov.au/theatres Box Office: Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm P. 4323 3233 Laycock Street Community Theatre: Laycock Street, North Gosford, NSW, 2250. laycockstreettheatre@centralcoast.nsw.gov.au
Membership
Theatre and Gallery Membership celebrates the opportunities at two of our region’s premier arts venues: Laycock Street Community Theatre and Gosford Regional Gallery. Membership is $38 per person for 12 months from the date you join. Call 4323 3233 or see the website for further information.
Melbourne City Ballet presents
A Midsummer Night’s Dream This Shakespearean adaptation explores three different stories within the border of Athens and Fairyland. Whilst the Amazonian Queen and Athenian King prepare for their wedding, two Athenian couples are caught in an arranged marriage dilemma which is being worsened by the feud between the King and Queen of the Fairies. With a full cast of talented artists, dazzling costumes and beautiful sets, Artistic Director Michael Pappalardo takes audiences on a journey to the borders of Shakespeare’s Athens/Fairyland to experience the magic, mischief and love that is A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Thursday 14 September, 7.30pm Adults $45, Members $35, Concessions $42, Groups 6+ $42, Under 18s $18
Your Visit
Please note that an additional $3.20 transaction fee will be applied to internet and telephone bookings. We are unable to refund tickets. If capacity exists, we may be able to transfer you to another performance of the same show, but we do not provide ticket exchanges to a different production. Under exceptional circumstances, such as serious illness, refund requests made in writing to the Theatre Manager, will of course be considered. Theatre doors open one hour prior to the performance start time, with auditorium doors opening approximately 30 minutes prior to the performance. Food and drink can be purchased from our bar and kiosk. Alcohol purchased from the theatre is permitted in the auditorium (in plastic glasses). Latecomers will not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Please note that some shows may contain special effects including smoke effects and strobe lighting. Please check with the Box Office when purchasing tickets with regards to such effects. Laycock Street Community Theatre supports the attendance of assistance animals. Patrons requiring assistance animals are asked to retain the animal’s ‘passport’ or certification card when in attendance at the theatre. Parking is available in one of our public car parks. Please respect the parking allocated for local businesses and residents in the theatre’s vicinity. Rangers patrol the area for cars inappropriately parked on footpaths/kerbs. Details are correct at time of print. Laycock Street Community Theatre reserves the right to add, withdraw or substitute artists and vary the program should the need arise. Laycock Street Community Theatre and the Peninsula Theatre are proudly owned and operated by Central Coast Council, and supported by media partner wStar 104.5FM.
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