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GOODBYE, MRS BLORE
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Event Date: 23/08/2019, 07:30 pm

HUNTERS HILL THEATRE PRESENTS ROBERT HEWETT􏰀S GOODBYE, MRS BLORE
In 1964, a young doctor, Julia Lewis following in her father􏰀s footsteps as a GP, and Kelly Blore a suburban housewife, who is committed to raising her family and who has her own unique view of the world, meet. What might be a usual Doctor patient relationship becomes an unusual and binding friendship.
The play spans 27 years, starting unexpectedly in Julia􏰀s office and concluding at what becomes their special place. Best characterised as an 􏰁odd couple􏰂 there􏰀s little hint of friendship in that first encounter, but this changes as time goes on and the two form a close union that sees them share many of the key events in their lives.
The play features Liz Lynch in the title role of Mrs Blore. Last seen in HHT􏰀s production of CALENDAR GIRLS Liz has also appeared in COSI, MURDERED TO DEATH and GREAT EXPECTATIONS. Prue Foxe plays Dr Julia Lewis who was recently seen in PLAY ON! and DEATH ON THE NILE.
The play is written by Australian author Robert Hewett who began his career in the theatre as an actor in Melbourne. Other plays include the multi award winning GULLS, THE ADMAN, THE BLONDE, THE BRUNETTE AND THE VENGEFUL REDHEAD, JUST 􏰃ONE LAST DANCE, and the cabaret TAUGHT BY EXPERTS.
Directed by Casey Moon-Wottan who has directed HHT productions of IT􏰀S MY PARTY, and PROOF, this play is guaranteed to make you laugh and shed a tear as you share this pairs􏰀 unique journey.
GOODBYE MRS BLORE is playing from August 23 􏰄 September 1
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Hunters Hill Town Hall, 22 Alexandra Street,
Hunters Hill New South Wales,2011
Location:
Hunters Hill Town Hall, 22 Alexandra Street,
Hunters Hill New South Wales,2011
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Phone Number: 02 98797765

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GOODBYE, MRS BLORE

Event Date: 24/08/2019, 07:30 pm

HUNTERS HILL THEATRE PRESENTS ROBERT HEWETT􏰀S GOODBYE, MRS BLORE
In 1964, a young doctor, Julia Lewis following in her father􏰀s footsteps as a GP, and Kelly Blore a suburban housewife, who is committed to raising her family and who has her own unique view of the world, meet. What might be a usual Doctor patient relationship becomes an unusual and binding friendship.
The play spans 27 years, starting unexpectedly in Julia􏰀s office and concluding at what becomes their special place. Best characterised as an 􏰁odd couple􏰂 there􏰀s little hint of friendship in that first encounter, but this changes as time goes on and the two form a close union that sees them share many of the key events in their lives.
The play features Liz Lynch in the title role of Mrs Blore. Last seen in HHT􏰀s production of CALENDAR GIRLS Liz has also appeared in COSI, MURDERED TO DEATH and GREAT EXPECTATIONS. Prue Foxe plays Dr Julia Lewis who was recently seen in PLAY ON! and DEATH ON THE NILE.
The play is written by Australian author Robert Hewett who began his career in the theatre as an actor in Melbourne. Other plays include the multi award winning GULLS, THE ADMAN, THE BLONDE, THE BRUNETTE AND THE VENGEFUL REDHEAD, JUST 􏰃ONE LAST DANCE, and the cabaret TAUGHT BY EXPERTS.
Directed by Casey Moon-Wottan who has directed HHT productions of IT􏰀S MY PARTY, and PROOF, this play is guaranteed to make you laugh and shed a tear as you share this pairs􏰀 unique journey.
GOODBYE MRS BLORE is playing from August 23 􏰄 September 1
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Location:
Hunters Hill Town Hall, 22 Alexandra Street,
Hunters Hill New South Wales,2011
Location:
Hunters Hill Town Hall, 22 Alexandra Street,
Hunters Hill New South Wales,2011
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Phone Number: 02 98797765

New Constellations
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New Constellations

Event Date: 18/08/2019, 03:00 pm

Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra
Berlin-based violinist Jakob Lehmann returns to Australia in August to direct the Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra on the national tour of its final concert series for 2019.
This outstanding international artist leads an ensemble of specialist local and international chamber musicians through the expansive sounds and pioneering ideas of New Constellations featuring sweeping works by Mendelssohn and Brahms.

The Octet for Strings was written when Mendelssohn was just 16, and is an illustration of how the performance techniques in early-Romantic chamber music were radically transformed.
Brahms destroyed the nonet version of his Serenade, but based on archives and written accounts,
the original chamber version has been brought back to life.
Friday 16 August | 6.30pm
The Hills Grammar School Performance Centre,
35 Kenthurst Road, Kenthurst, NSW

Saturday 17 August | 7.00pm
Harold Lobb Concert Hall, The Conservatorium of Music
Corner Auckland & Laman Streets, Newcastle

Sunday 18 August | 3.00pm
City Recital Hall, 2-12 Angel Place, Sydney
2.15pm pre-concert talk

Thursday 22 August | 7.30pm
Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre
6.45pm pre-concert talk

Saturday 24 August | 4.00pm
The Edge, State Library, Southbank, Brisbane

Sunday 25 August | 4.00pm
Good Shepherd Lutheran Chapel, Noosaville, Sunshine Coast
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City Recital Hall, 2 12 Angel Place,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
Location:
City Recital Hall, 2 12 Angel Place,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
New Constellations
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New Constellations

Event Date: 16/08/2019, 06:30 pm

Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra
Berlin-based violinist Jakob Lehmann returns to Australia in August to direct the Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra on the national tour of its final concert series for 2019.
This outstanding international artist leads an ensemble of specialist local and international chamber musicians through
the expansive sounds and pioneering ideas of New Constellations featuring sweeping works by Mendelssohn and Brahms.

The Octet for Strings was written when Mendelssohn was just 16, and is an illustration
of how the performance techniques in early-Romantic chamber music were radically transformed.
Brahms destroyed the nonet version of his Serenade, but based on archives and written accounts,
the original chamber version has been brought back to life.
Friday 16 August | 6.30pm
The Hills Grammar School Performance Centre,
35 Kenthurst Road, Kenthurst, NSW

Saturday 17 August | 7.00pm
Harold Lobb Concert Hall, The Conservatorium of Music
Corner Auckland & Laman Streets, Newcastle

Sunday 18 August | 3.00pm
City Recital Hall, 2-12 Angel Place, Sydney
2.15pm pre-concert talk

Thursday 22 August | 7.30pm
Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre
6.45pm pre-concert talk

Saturday 24 August | 4.00pm
The Edge, State Library, Southbank, Brisbane

Sunday 25 August | 4.00pm
Good Shepherd Lutheran Chapel, Noosaville, Sunshine Coast
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Location:
The Hills Grammar School Performance Centre, 35 Kenthurst Road,
Kenthurst New South Wales,2156
Location:
The Hills Grammar School Performance Centre, 35 Kenthurst Road,
Kenthurst New South Wales,2156
Celebrity Theatresports
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Celebrity Theatresports

Event Date: 18/08/2019, 05:30 pm

If laughter is the best medicine, Celebrity Theatresports is just what the doctor ordered.
Celebrity Theatresports® is the night the stars come out to play. Celebrities and star improvisers
take to the Enmore Theatre stage without a script to create comedy magic and fundraise on behalf of CanTeen.
Six teams of some of Australia’s best-known performers and impro legends face crazy comedy challenges and ad-lib their way to glory to be the winner of the coveted Celebrity Theatresports Cup!

This year’s daring, good (theatre) sports include Adam Spencer, Benita Collings, Matt De Groot, Rob Carlton, Andrew O’Keefe, Jioji Ravulo, Nicola Parry and Daniel Cordeaux.
Plus a slew of impro comedy legends like Monique Dykstra, Michael Gregory, Jane Watt, Ewan Campbell, Lisa Ricketts, David Callan, Murray Fahey, Josie O’Reily, Rob Johnson and Jeromaia Detto. Directed by Julie Dunsmore.

When cancer crashes into a young person’s world, CanTeen’s mission is to be in their corner with whatever support they need including counselling, information and the chance to connect with others their age who are in the same boat.
Celebrity Theatresports® is a great way to support their amazing work and experience the biggest, brightest and best comedy in town.

If you’ve never seen Theatresports® before then you really don't know what it's like to be scared scriptless!
It’s on-the-spot, seat-of-the-pants comedy, performed at the highest level of skill with miraculous comedy timing.
Terrifying, brilliant and always plays to a sell-out crowd… This is improvised comedy at its biggest & best!
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Enmore Theatre,
Newtown New South Wales,2042
Location:
Enmore Theatre,
Newtown New South Wales,2042
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Phone Number: 02 9550 3666

Managing Carmen
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Managing Carmen

Event Date: 16/08/2019, 07:30 pm

Presented by Lane Cove Theatre Company
Brent Lyall is at the top of his game and should be on top of the world: captain of the most powerful football club in Australia, he has two medals and a beautiful girlfriend on his arm; but something is holding him back from being the charismatic hero everyone expects.
Off the field, Brent hides a secret obsession ... a penchant for designer dresses and a preference for stilettos.
Brent's alter ego 'Carmen' is about to go public.
With millions at stake from endorsement deals, Brent's ruthless manager will do anything to keep his private fetish under wraps.

Following the sell-out successes of Bare and The Female of the Species, Lane Cove Theatre Company continues its hit 2019 season by bringing our greatest playwright’s hilarious satire on sport, sex and ‘the Australian way’ back to the Sydney stage.
From 16-31 August at The Performance Space @ St Aidan’s in Longueville, Isaac Downey directs
Cam Ralph, Angelica Madani, Stephen Dula, Kelsey Hunter and Alex Morgan in the award-winning play that has a whole new - more poignant - significance in this era of marriage equality, gender fluidity and transition.

Isaac says Managing Carmen is a play that leaps off the page with humour and fun, its characters farcical, vain, wise, greedy and devious.

“We’ve had a ball rehearsing it (excuse the pun!). But to say it’s only a comedy would be to diminish its intentions. This play delves into issues of femininity in a predominantly masculine world and the ignorance of its characters.
It highlights the social climate around sport and how we deal with the unknown. Expression of oneself is met with distain, ridicule and obstruction. Brett is the game’s darling but what if everyone’s idol was not whom they wanted him to be?”
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The Performance Space @ St Aidan's, 1 Christina Street,
Longueville New South Wales,2066
Location:
The Performance Space @ St Aidan's, 1 Christina Street,
Longueville New South Wales,2066
BESPOKEN WORD & I Can Top That! Last Day
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BESPOKEN WORD & I Can Top That!

Event Date: 14/08/2019, 07:30 pm

BESPOKEN WORD & I Can Top That! at the Petersham Bowlo
John Knowles returns in 2019 with a new season of 'I Can Top That!' on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Hosting a live episode of his regular ABC702 Afternoons with James Valentine segment ‘ I Can Top That!’, John and three special guest comedians tell completely true - totally unprepared stories inspired by random topics suggested by you the audience.
In the first half off the evening, BESPOKEN WORD brings together writers, comedians, poets and improvisers in an intimate celebration of great storytelling. You’ll see everything from hilarious confessions to improvised Shakespearean verse to jaw-dropping true tales told by the people that experienced them.

Tickets: $12.00 Online through Eventbrite and $18.00 at the door
This event is on 2nd Wednesday of each Month
Doors open at 7:15pm
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Location:
Petersham Bowling Club, 77 Brighton St,
Petersham New South Wales,2049
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Petersham Bowling Club, 77 Brighton St,
Petersham New South Wales,2049
Jurassic Unearthed By Silvers Circus
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Jurassic Unearthed By Silvers Circus

Event Date: 09/08/2019, 07:00 pm

Nunawading - Jurassic Unearthed, 2 Family Passes
Jurassic Unearthed by Silvers Circus will be at Nunawading from 9 August - 1 September

Now you can see one of Australia’s Finest Circus's along with everyone's favorite prehistoric creatures all in one spectacular 90 minute international show!

Family’s will be able to enter through a FREE Dinosaur Exhibition on their way to everyone's favourite Circus! Be ready for these special prehistoric creatures to also pop in to visit during the Silvers’ performance!
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Location:
Burvale Hotel car park,
Nunawading Victoria,3131
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Burvale Hotel car park,
Nunawading Victoria,3131
Acappella Northside 2019
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Acappella Northside 2019

Event Date: 10/08/2019, 07:30 pm

Acappella Featuring Timbre Flaws & Urban Voices
StreetWork is proud once again to present Acappella Northside - a wonderful evening of a cappella music. Featuring two outstanding choirs Timbre Flaws and Urban Voices, this promises to be a fantastic evening of entertainment.
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Location:
The Auditorium, Willoughby Uniting Church, 10 Clanwilliam Street,
Willoughby New South Wales,2068
Location:
The Auditorium, Willoughby Uniting Church, 10 Clanwilliam Street,
Willoughby New South Wales,2068
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Phone Number: 9419 7559

West Side Story
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West Side Story

Event Date: 16/08/2019, 07:30 pm

Win a double pass to Sydney Opera House on 16 August 2019
The Times (UK) hailed WEST SIDE STORY as the “No.1 Greatest musical of all time”. WEST SIDE STORY opens on 16 August at Sydney Opera House. The vibrant staging of this production features an all Australian cast of 34 and has received world-wide acclaim since its premiere at London’s Sadler’s Wells. When the original Broadway production of WEST SIDE STORY opened in 1957, musical theatre changed forever. WEST SIDE STORY is a timeless masterpiece whose thrilling unity of music, dance, book and lyrics has been rarely matched since.
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Sydney Opera House,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
Location:
Sydney Opera House,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
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