Kingston Artscape (Jan-Jun 2022)

Jan–June 2022

A message from the Mayor Kingston Arts launches its new live music program, Live at City Hall.

We are excited to present a new live music program hosted in the iconic Kingston City Hall at Moorabbin. The program is set to draw some of Australia’s premier music acts to Melbourne’s south eastern suburbs, including Regurgitator, Kate Ceberano and Isaiah Firebrace.

We invite the local community to enjoy live music once again, as we celebrate our vibrant music scene. Kingston is home to many talented performers, and we are also thrilled to attract musicians from all over Australia for the new star-studded Live at City Hall program, brining great live music more to our suburbs.

With all the excitement of our live music program, we haven’t forgotten our avid theatre-goers and lovers of the visual arts with a fantastic range of exhibitions and performances to view and enjoy. Read on for details, and don’t forget to book early to avoid missing out.

Why not make a night of it? Enjoy dinner and a show, hit the restaurants and bars in Moorabbin for cocktails and a bite to eat, and see what our local restaurateurs have to offer.

We have also updated and refreshed our much-loved Artscape. We do hope you enjoy the fresh new layout.

We look forward to welcoming you to Kingston Arts soon.

Cr Steve Staikos Mayor, City of Kingston

Front cover image: Sean McDowell, 2021, Eye of the Storm, marble, varnish, ink, oil and synthetic polymer paint on linen, steel frame, 150cm x 110cm x 3cm. Image by Guy Grabowsky.

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Contents Performance Game Boys Cinematic Universe

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Become the One

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Rick Springfield’s Late, Late at Night

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Sharon & Slava Grigoryan – Our Place

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Hearth

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Kutcha Edwards – Circling Time: Songs & Stories

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Morning Melodies

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Families Regurgitator’s POGOGO Show

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Don’t Mess with the Dummies

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The Fish that wanted to Fly

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The Listies – ROFL (Rolling On the Floor Laughing)

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Live at City Hall POP UP BAR

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Isaiah Firebrace – Spirit and Beyond Tour

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Rebel – The David Bowie Show

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Comedy Fest’s Neighbourhood Sessions

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Regurgitator with Special Guests The Fauves

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An Intimate Night with Kate Ceberano & Kathleen Halloran

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Venue Hire

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Public Programs Arts Grants 2022–2023

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Moviehouse – January to June Schedule

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Visual Arts OptiKA – Kingston Photographic Award

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What’s on in our Galleries

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Exhibition Callout

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Book Now

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Bookings 03 9556 4440 • kingstonarts.com.au

The City of Kingston acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this land, the Bunurong peoples of the Kulin nation. We also acknowledge the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. /3

After sold out seasons at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Melbourne Fringe Festival in 2019, Game Boys Cinematic Universe is a comedy show unlike any you have seen before.

Join brothers Eden and Josh – your personal guides for a high-energy tour of the worldfamous Game Boys Studios Backlot! Try your luck playing Australia’s favourite new game show, ‘Who Wants To Be A Studio

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Executive’. Wet-your-pants in excitement at the live-action Stunt Show! Come face to face with a terrifying T-Rex or an equally terrifying Hollywood producer.

Combining razor sharp writing, improvisation with the audience and literally hundreds of audio/visual cues, Cinematic Universe is a tidal wave of fun, nostalgia and technical wizardry.

Date/Time Thursday 19 March – 7.30pm Venue Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale Duration 60 minutes (including interval)

Ticket costs Adult $35 Concession $30 Group 6+ $30 Warnings/Sensitivities Recommended for audiences 15+

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BECOME THE ONE

By Adam Fawcett A Lab Kelpie production

When Noah captures the attention of Tom, a celebrated AFL player nearing the end of his career, sparks immediately fly. But as the season progresses and their relationship grows, questions around identity, agency and our devotion to hyper masculinity begin to surface, forcing us to consider what happens to love when good intentions and patience aren’t enough anymore.

A romantic comedy that’s out of bounds!

“Heart wrenching, raw and categorically brave.

We need more of this on our stages.” «««««

Theatre People

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Date/Time Tuesday 22 March – 7.30pm Venue Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale Duration 60 minutes

Ticket costs Adult $45 Concession $40 Group 6+ $40 Warnings/Sensitivities Adult Themes, some coarse language, MA15+

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Type Faster Productions presents

RICK SPRINGFIELD’S

Written with the permission of Rick Springfield and based on his autobiography Late, Late At Night, award-winning playwright, Kieran Carroll, brings Springfield’s amazing and compelling journey to life in this two act, one man musical play starring rising and acclaimed Sydney pop singer-actor, Jackson Carroll.

Moving between the incredible stories and Springfield’s large body of hit songs over 50 years, Late, Late At Night traces Springfield’s Australian and British childhood, his early music days in Australia, his rollercoaster ride in 1970s America and the huge pop and acting successes of the 1980s.

This is followed by his fall from public view, his mental health demise, and finally, the resurrection of Rick Springfield as an artist in the 21st century.

Late, Late At Night is the epic journey of a Parkdale boy whose journey to fame and fortune came with enormous personal costs.

Date/Time Thursday 14 April – 7.30pm Venue Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale Duration 120 minutes (including interval) Ticket costs Adult $35 Concession $30 Group 6+ $30

Proudly supported by Kingston City Council

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Our Place The success of any collaboration is dependant on a myriad of factors, some obvious, others less tangible.

Sharon & Slava Grigoryan are an example of such a synergy, resulting in music that connects deeply with the listener. Perhaps it is their union professionally and in life that provides the intangible factor fuelling their passionate and sensitive performances.

Their repertoire spans cultures, generations and genres – from standard works for guitar and cello (Vivaldi, Granados, Piazzolla) to creations by contemporary composers, their own compositions and arrangements which shine a new light on familiar favourites.

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Photo: Simon Shiff

Slava Grigoryan is an acknowledged guitar master on the world stage. Sharon Grigoryan has forged a formidable career throughout Australia performing with all major symphony orchestras and chamber ensembles, including her recent seven year tenure with the Australian String Quartet.

Date/Time Sunday 22 May – 3pm

Sharon & Slava Grigoryan’s debut album ‘Our Place’ (ABC) was nominated for Best Classical Album at the 2020 ARIA Awards.

Duration 90 minutes

Venue Kingston Arts Centre Theatre 979 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin

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Hearth

By Fleur Murphy Presented by 29 Scenes

“It looked so beautiful. It looked magical - snow, falling here, in January. But it wasn’t snow.”

It’s the 7th of February 2009 – forever known in Australia’s history as ‘Black Saturday’. It’s also Tom Robinson’s 18th birthday. But tensions start to rise between Tom and his older brother Matthew, along with the temperature outside, and before the icecream cake has time to melt a deeply held family secret is revealed.

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Featuring a stellar ensemble cast, this compelling new drama is guaranteed to not only be a thoughtprovoking night at the theatre, but also an extremely enjoyable one.

Selected for the 2022 VCAA Playlist for Theatre Studies, Unit 3 & 4.

A coming-of-age birthday party. The threat of an approaching bushfire.

A deeply held family secret is revealed.

Date/Time Wednesday 15 June – 11am & 7.30pm Venue Kingston Arts Centre 979 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Duration 85 minutes (no interval)

Ticket costs Adult $35 Concession $30 Group 6+ $30 Student $25 Warnings/Sensitivities Recommended for ages 16+, contains some coarse language, references to violence, sexual references and references to bushfires.

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Songs & Stories

Singing up country with Kutcha Edwards From the wings of a darkened stage drifts the evocative, slightly haunting sound of clap sticks.

A stoically paced figure slowly emerges singing in his traditional language. This mesmerising introduction heralds a performance by renowned Aboriginal singer/songwriter and proud Mutti Mutti, Yorta Yorta and Nari Nari man, Kutcha Edwards.

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The show is arranged in sequences exploring Kutcha’s life through the themes of Country, Birth, Youth, Politics, Love, Culture, Healing and Hope. Each theme is bathed in individualised colours and enhanced by stunning projections that amplify the poignancy of Kutcha’s original songs and stories.

Ticket costs Adult $25 Concession $20 Group 6+ $20

Date/Time Friday 24 June – 7.30pm Venue Kingston City Hall, Grand Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin

BYO Platters only

Duration 75 minutes (no interval)

RISE Fund

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Morning Back by popular demand! Morning Melodies returns for three concerts in the iconic surrounds of the Kingston Town Hall in 2022.

Join Scott Harrison and our Heritage Wurlitzer Organ in full flight to accompany your morning tea with each performance featuring a special guest artist.

Please note: Entry includes complimentary morning tea commencing at 10am.

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Date/Time Tuesday 8 March – 10am Tuesday 16 August – 10am Tuesday 13 December – 10am Venue Kingston City Hall – Grand Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Duration 90 minutes

with Kingston’s mighty

Wurlitzer

Melodies Ticket cost One Price $15 Ticket includes complimentary morning tea BOOK NOW kingstonarts.com.au

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2019’s breakout kids music sensations Regurgitator’s Pogogo Show have released their debut album, the typically adventurous (and playfully-titled) The Really Really Really Really Boring Album.

Regurgitator trio Ben Ely, Quan Yeomans and Pete Kostic are joined by the effervescent Koko direct from Planet Rainbow!

Date/Time Saturday 9 April – 11am Venue Kingston City Hall – Grand Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Duration 50 min Ticket costs Adult $30 Kids $25 Family of 4 $100 (2 adults + 2 kids)

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These Dummies are on an expedition and you’re invited along for the ride.

Pack your bag, tie your shoes and get ready for side-splitting hilarity as the Dummies rumble in the jungle, swing through treetops and bash through the undergrowth.

Set up camp and stampede into the jungle for an outlandish, circus filled extravaganza!

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This “rambunctious rollick” (The Age) features a rockin’ soundtrack, unbelievable acrobatics, high-flying aerials, “top notch creative clowning” (The Wee Review Edinburgh) and famous Dummies’ frivolity.

This “inspirational all-female troop” (The Wee Review Edinburgh) of strong women, empower and educate young audiences to question gender stereotypes and societal expectations of gender.

Date/Time Monday 11 April – 11am & 1pm Workshop – 3.30pm

Ticket costs One Price $22 Workshop $5

Venue Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale

Suitable for ages 3+

Duration 60 minutes

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The Fish That Wanted to Fly

By Little Wing Puppets Written by Jenny Ellis, Miriam Lieberman and Anne Brooksbank The Fish That Wanted to Fly is about having the courage to pursue something even if it seems likely you will never reach it.

Workshop

In our story we meet a little Fish whose lagoon is drying up. All the other fish have left, and she wants to learn how to fly so she can see them again. Her friend, a hermit crab named Karramoko, sits by a stormwater drain and tells her it will never happen. She meets a Kingfisher who helps her and encourages her to keep trying. It’s not until she meets a Cormorant, who offers to take her up into the sky that she flies for the first time. But will she make it back? The tale is set in a mangrove swamp, and is about friendship, resilience and sustainability.

Explore the world of shadows with Little Wing Puppets in this exciting new projection project. Combining human silhouettes and puppets, we will make a colourful underwater world to be displayed on Kingston Arts’ Bridge Projection Space. Come along to make your own sea creature puppet and have fun playing with your shadow on our giant screen. The silhouettes will be filmed and your shadows will be projected large-scale for the Kingston community to enjoy.

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‘Underwater World: A Shadow Puppetry Projection Project’

Date/Time Thursday 21 April Performance – 1pm Workshop – 2pm – 4pm Friday 22 April Performance – 10am Workshop – 11am – 1pm Venue Kingston Arts Centre 979 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin

Duration Performance – 40 minutes Workshop – 2 hours Ticket costs Performance One Price $20 Workshop Free (numbers limited, bookings essential) Suitable for ages 3+

Photo by Jenny Ellis, with children of Wugularr Community, NT.

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(ROLLING ON THE ) FLOOR LAUGHING

Written and performed by Matthew Kelly & Richard Higgins A bonkers sketch comedy extravaganza of epic proportions, made just for kids. Jam packed with magically stupid stuff like a burpershop quartet and the kind of madness that only the award-winning maestros of kidault comedy can make. Be prepared, The Listies may just have you rolling on the floor laughing so hard a little bit of wee comes out!

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Hilarious, ridiculous fun for your kids that will have the whole family in stitches!

Date/Time Wednesday 6 July – 10am & 1pm

Ticket cost One Price $22

Venue Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale

Suitable for ages 4+

Duration 60 minutes

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POP UP BAR KINGSTON ARTS PRESENTS

IT’S YOUR BAR AND IT’S BACK! Every Friday Night In February From 4pm till 11pm A great chance to feast from the food trucks and enjoy a Kingston City Hall (forecourt) Corner South Road & Nepean Highway, Moorabbin

Visit kingstonarts.com.au for more information @kingstonartsAU

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What better way to kick off our live music events for 2022 than with our iconic Pop Up Bar! Get ready to dance the warm summer nights away with our fab lineup of bands, DJs and support acts.

Featuring new bands every week Friday 4 February AC/DShe

Pre-register your Pop Up Bar attendance and go into the draw to win two tickets to see Regurgitator, Friday 8 April, Kingston City Hall.

Visit kingstonarts.com.au for more information.

Friday 11 February Majak Door Friday 18 February Crowded House & Split Enz Experience Friday 25 February Reverend Funk & The Horns of Salvation

FREE

ENTRY

LIVE MUSIC • DJS • FOOD TRUCKS catch up locally with all your family and friends!

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Enjoy the incredible voice, songs, story and spirit of Isaiah Firebrace and his band, who are some of the country’s finest young musicians.

Share in the wonder of Isaiah’s music and dream-fulfilling journey from a rural small town to X-Factor winner and representing Australia to acclaim at Eurovision in 2017 and now being the most streamed First Nations pop artist in the world.

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Workshop Info Participation in Isaiah’s ‘Beyond’ workshop is free and open to young people aged 12-17, who will get to hear more about Isaiah’s journey in a shared experience that communicates Isaiah’s vision for Australia’s young people to grow together and dream of a brighter future, while learning and rehearsing Isaiah’s single ’Spirit’, inspired by his ongoing work with the Aboriginal Community.

K I N G S T O N A R T S P R O U D LY P R E S E N T S

ON HIS

spirit

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Date/Time Saturday 26 March – 7.30pm Workshop: 4pm – 5.30pm Welcome to Country: 7.30pm Performance: 8pm Venue Kingston City Hall – Grand Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin

BEYOND TOUR

Duration 90 minutes Ticket costs Adult $25 Concession $20 Group 6+ $20 Workshop Free (ages 12-17) Places are limited, bookings essential.

BYO Platters Only

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The David Bowie Show

By Highwire Entertainment Rebel is a live circus rock tribute to the original rebel, David Bowie. Stage dive into the mosh pit for a night of live music, glittering glam rock, phenomenal acrobatics, breathtaking aerials and a spectacular heart-stopping sideshow – headlined by the incredible, multi-awardwinning Steward Reeve.

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Rebel has been inspired by the words of Bowie:

“I want to tart rock up. I don’t want to climb out of my fantasies in order to go up on stage – I want to take them on stage with me.”

BRINGING DAVID BOWIE TO LIFE THROUGH

Circus, Comedy and Song

Date/Time Thursday 31 March – 8pm Venue Kingston City Hall – Grand Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Duration 60 minutes (including interval)

Ticket costs Adult $35 Concession $30 Group 6+ $30 Student U18 $25 BYO Platters Only

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Comedy Fest’s Neighbourhood Sessions

By Melbourne International Comedy Festival Watch out, we’re bringing the Comedy Festival to your neighbourhood!

If you like your laughs local, we’re heading out of the CBD and straight to your ‘hood, showcasing some of the biggest names in comedy alongside the country’s best new talent.

Over four big weekends, some of Melbourne’s favourite local venues will come alive with the Neighbourhood Sessions. Chock full of favourites, and a great look at what’s hot through the Festival, these shows will keep you laughing all the (short) way home.

You won’t have to go far this year to see some of the best the Festival has to offer.

Coming soon to a suburb near you!

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Photo: Melbourne International Comedy Festival/Jim Lee

Date/Time Saturday 2 April – 8pm Venue Kingston City Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Duration 120 minutes (including interval)

Ticket costs Adult $35 Concession $30 Group 6+ $30 Warnings/Sensitivities Audiences over 18

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Australia’s rock sensation REGURGITATOR is LIVE AT CITY HALL! Don’t miss your chance to see one of Australia’s iconic bands who celebrated their 25th Anniversary of their debut album ‘Tu Plang’ in 2021!

NOTE This event is fully licensed, all under 18 patrons will be permitted entry only in the company of a parent or guardian.

Date/Time Friday 8 April Food trucks and bar from 6pm Venue Kingston City Hall – Grand Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Duration 6pm till late Ticket cost One Price $65

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An Intimate Night with

KATE CEBERANO & K Kate Ceberano is a most diverse and creative tour-de-force, possessing one of the great voices of her generation. Kate will be on keys playing all her hits as well as material from her new album SWEET INSPIRATION + unexpected favourites!

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Joining Kate will be Kathleen Halloran on guitar. Melbourne based, Kathleen first picked up a guitar at the age of 11 after drawing inspiration from the music of the 60’s. A passionate rock/pop/blues guitarist, Kathleen has been gigging since 16, sharing the stage with Brian Cadd, Jade MaCrae and Jessica Hitchcock to name a few as well as branching out into musical theatre productions namely School of Rock, Bring it On and Charlie and The Chocolate Factory.

ATHLEEN HALLORAN Date/Time Saturday 23 April – 7.30pm Venue Kingston City Hall – Grand Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin

Ticket cost One Price $55 General Admission – Banquet seating BYO Platters only Bar Opens from 6.30pm

Duration 100 minutes

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VENUE HIRE Looking for a venue for your next event?

We have meeting rooms for your company presentation, a black box theatre for 94, a banquet room / band room suitable for audiences of up to 250 with a stage, lighting, and state of the art sound system. Plus, our Grand Hall can host performances, presentations, expos and dinner dances for up to 1,000.

From lunch meetings to stand-up comedy, cabaret to school formals, kid’s shows to rock concerts!

Get in touch with the venue hire team to discuss your next event – big or small.

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Venue Kingston City Hall 985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Kingston Arts Centre 979 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Book now venue.hire@kingston.vic.gov.au 9556 4435

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The City of Kingston invites artists, community arts groups and local makers and creative businesses to make an application to the Arts Grants Program for activities taking place between July 2022 and June 2023.

In 2022, there will be three grant categories: 1. Arts Projects (up to $5,000) 2. Community-based art projects (up to $5,000) 3. Local Makers & Creative Businesses (up to $4,000)

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2022-2023

Information Sessions Wednesday 2 March 2022 – 6-7pm Kingston Arts Centre, Moorabbin Thursday 3 March 2022 – 6-7pm Online via Zoom For more information & to register to attend an Information Session please visit: kingstonarts.com.au/grants Applications open Monday 31 January 2022 – 8am

Proudly supported by Kingston City Council

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Brought to you by

For an annual membership cost of only $25, enjoy classic films and a cuppa in the company of fellow film buffs.

Date / Time Mondays at 10.30am throughout the year

Kingston Moviehouse 2022 commences in March, bringing you a weekly parade of wonderful movies in high definition. Sit back and enjoy a cinematic journey through the golden years of Hollywood and beyond.

Featuring classics, neglected gems and all-time favourites, this is your seat in the cinema of your dreams, where you can revisit the excitement, adventure and romance of a bygone era, along with some more recent movies that have already attained legendary status.

Each film is introduced with interesting production details and a movie trivia question.

Sorry, no latecomers admitted due to safety reasons. Please be on time.

Purchase an annual Moviehouse membership for just $25 and enjoy access to all films screened throughout the year. Sorry, no single session tickets.

Don’t miss out! Memberships are great value, and strictly limited.

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Join us for a cuppa before the start of the show at 10.30am sharp.

Memberships $25 (per person, per calendar year) We have eight spaces dedicated for wheelchair access. Please inform us of your needs when applying for membership.

Membership application forms and screening calendar available online at kingstonarts.com.au, or call our friendly box office team on 9556 4440.

Memberships are limited but essential.

Venue Kingston Arts Centre 979 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin

1943

101m

PG

Comedy/Musical/ Romance

Ten Thousand Bedrooms

1957

114m

PG

Comedy/Musical/ Romance

28 March

Too Many Crooks

1959

87m

PG

Comedy/Crime

4 April

Criss Cross

1949

84m

PG

Crime/Thriller/Film Noir

11 April

The Gazebo

1959

100m PG

Comedy/Thriller

18 April

Easter Monday – No Movies

25 April

ANZAC Day – No Movies

2 May

The Star

1952

89m

PG

Drama/Romance

9 May

The Second Time Around

1961

99m

G

Comedy/Romance/ Western

16 May

Hatters Castle

1942

102m

PG

Drama

23 May

The Smallest Show on Earth

1957

80m

G

Comedy

30 May

Bend of the River

1952

91m

PG

Western

6 June

You Were Never Lovelier

1942

97m

G

Comedy/Musical

13 June

Queens Birthday – No Movies

20 June

Dad & Dave: On Our Selection

1995

107m

G

Comedy

27 June

The Actress

1953

90m

PG

Drama/Comedy

7 March

Du Barry was a Lady

14 March

Labour Day – No Movies

21 March

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Entries now open!

OptiKA is an award dedicated to excellence in contemporary photography, videography, and digital art. In 2022, the award has been opened to all artists living in Victoria.

For full details and to enter visit: kingstonarts.com.au/OptiKA2022

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Over $9,000 of prize money will be awarded to finalists.

OptiKA 2022 invites photographers, videographers and digital artists of all ages and skill levels to respond to the creative theme of FOCUS ON 2030: Inspiring a zero emissions future.

Matt Harvey, Hugo, digital photograph, Braeside Lakes, OptiKA 2020.

Entries close Monday 14 March 2022 – 5pm Exhibition dates Friday 1 July – Saturday 30 July 2022 Venue Kingston Arts Centre 979 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Ticket costs Entry fee for OptiKA Award: Adult $25 Concession $15 Under 18 $15 Exhibition admission: Free

Proudly supported by Kingston City Council

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THE VAULT

EXHIBITION

CALL OU T KINGSTON ARTS

THE BRIDGE

G1

Kara Baldwin, Philosophish, 2020, Big Mouth Billy Bass, audio recording (looped), Arduino Nano, Bluetooth unit, MP3 player, approx. 30 x 19 x 10 cm. Included in Don’t say I never warned you when your train gets lost group exhibition curated by Michael Vale, G1 & G2.

What’s on in our galleries Discover art and creativity in the City of Kingston through our dedicated exhibition spaces at Kingston Arts Centre and G3 Artspace.

Keep up to date with our exhibition schedule, opening previews and workshops by visiting kingstonarts.com.au/VISUAL-ART

Have you been looking for a dynamic and supportive space to share your artistic practice with the community?

G3 ARTSPACE

Kingston Arts provides gallery spaces for local, emerging, and established artists as part of an evolving exhibition schedule.

We champion innovative, inclusive, and inspiring exhibitions across a range of mediums.

Find out more & apply at kingstonarts.com.au or contact visualarts@kingston.com.au

Venues G3 Artspace Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Road, Parkdale G1, G2 & The Bridge Kingston Arts Centre 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin

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Image: 2019, Art Documentation Melbourne, featuring works by New Wayfinders, exhibited in Insurge.

BOOK NOW Bookings can be made in person at the Box Office on the ground floor of the Kingston City Hall, via phone or on our website.

kingstonarts.com.au 9556 4440 arts@kingston.vic.gov.au

The Box Office opens 60 minutes prior to show times unless otherwise specified.

OPENING TIMES Kingston City Hall Box Office 985 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin Mon–Fri, 9am–4.30pm Kingston Arts Centre G1 & G2 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm Sat, 12pm–5pm Shirley Burke Theatre G3 Artspace 64 Parkers Road, Parkdale Wed–Fri, 9am–5pm Sat, 12pm–5pm

@kingstonartsau

BYO RULES No hot, aromatic or noisy food.

No BYO drinks.

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