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Stevie:
The Life and Music of Stevie Wright and The Easy Beats Scott McRae stars in this first ever
production depicting the life and music of Stevie Wright
and the Easybeats. This upbeat LIVE Rockumentary takes
the audience on a journey from the beat of the 60s to
the hard and heady days of the 70s and 80s. Australian
music history was made with hits such as Friday
on My Mind, She's so Fine, Evie Parts 1, 2 and 3, Heavne
and Hell, Black Eyed Bruiser plus many more.
Big screen interviews specifically filmed fo the production
with people like Angry Anderson, Jon English, Snowy
Fleet, Devin Borich and a cast of others who have a
story to share. Scott McRae fronts an awesome live band,
singing the hits and telling the story that will rock
your soul, your heart and have you dancing in your seats.
All tickets $45.50 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 22 May, 8pm
NEW
SHOW JUST ADDED 21 May, 8pm
Les
Ballets Eloelle Men in Pink Tights
Making their World Premiere season in Australia, LES
BALLETS ELOELLE are bringing their new production
'Men In Pink Tights' - the most spectacular, talented
and hilarious all-male comedy ballet ever. From the
thrilling pirouettes of the male dancers (in male
and female costumes) with brilliant choreography to
the side splitting humour, 'Men In Pink Tights' is
a show designed for the young and old. The greatest
troupe of it's kind around the globe; Les Ballet 'Ballet’s
Eloelle' features over fifty ballets in its repertoire
and an array of the best international professional
male ballet dancers from thirteen nations. These fine-looking
and gorgeous soloists have executed with celebrated,
intertnational ballet companies.
Les
Ballet’s Elolle 'Men In Pink Tights' personifies
the elemental parody of both classic and present-day
ballet. The combining of magnificent dance proficiency,
bantering and clamorous wittiness with designed mannerisms,
dance misadventures and naturally outrageous hissy
fits by gentlemen role playing both masculine and
feminine personas (just about all of the gentlemen
act, and in reality appear like beautiful ladies,
although others are furry chested adult males with
flapcake make-up but all stylish in tights and tutus)
and dancing on perfect Pointe.
'Men
in Pink Tights' Produces bang-up amusement and LOL
'Lough Out Loud' family entertainment for all. Be
truly amazed. 'Artistically brilliant, absolutely
hilarious'. - New York Post 'Brilliant, Brilliant,
Brilliant'. - New York Daily Times 'It
is not a drag show, but a brilliant artistic and comical
send up of the world of dance'. -USA Today
Happy
Days Records and Big Al Delvecchio Presents The Class of '59
Australia, it’s back… by overwhelmingly
popular demand! Happy Days Records by special
arrangement with its president “Big Al Delvecchio”
brings this unique concept to the stage with new stars
and memories from the era that reigns supreme in Rock
N Roll history. Big Al – world famous drive-in
owner of Al’s Diner – has cooked up a
rock and roll feast large enough to whet any appetite
assembling the greatest band ever to take you back
to a decade that created music legends and influenced
a formidable culture, performing a catalogue where
their songs are timeless, their hits are endless,
and their flair is never forgotten.
Rock like never before and take the journey back to
the Class of 59!!! Rock N Roll`s immortal journalist
Ritchie Yorke described 2011’s Class of 59 tour
as 'an outstanding and exciting new original show
that tells the story of when rock `n’ roll music
was a happy and exuberant experience. With a multi-talented
cast, the show delivers a stack of red hot tracks
in an appropriate context. Rock `n’ Roll comes
alive again in this terrific show worthy of an international
audience.’’
Dance
with us back to an era when rock and roll influenced
and created a social movement for the teenagers of
its day… an era where black horned rimmed glasses
became a trend… an era where petrol was so cheap
that it fuelled not only the hot rods on the roads
but fired up a musical movement that would only be
lived for a short while but would last in the hearts
and souls of billions for eternity. It is this era
that will be recreated on stage …. Fans of the
show will be able to take their concert experience
home with them with the purchase of the official 'Class
of 59' tour CD featuring a compilation of the hits
from the golden era performed on the tour and will
be available only on this tour.
All tickets $65
Laycock
Street Theatre
26, 29, 30, 31 May, 7.30pm. 1, 2, June, 7.30pm.
NEW SHOW JUST ADDED
Sunday 27 May 2pm
Youth
in Performing Arts Concert Series
The acclaimed season of live variety performances
present an
ensemble cast of young musicians, singers, dancers
and actors
showcasing the Central Coast’s own handpicked
talent. Witness stars in the making, catch them before
they’re famous, and experience the breadth of
our region’s dazzling arts and entertainment
line-up. This is the very best of the time-honored
variety entertainment format, enjoy old favorites,
sample new delights and go home with the music in
your ears, the beat still thumping in your chest and
the knowledge that the Central Coast is home to Australia’s
stars of tomorrow.
Morning
Melodies presents
Neil Hanson in Something for Everybody
Neil Hanson celebrates his 11th year in partnership
with Laycock Street Community Theatre. To mark this
wonderful occasion, Neil returns with his own show Something
For Everybody. A performance filled with all the ‘favourite
things’ audiences have come to love and expect
from this versatile and award-winning entertainer. A
concert filled with stunning piano performances, spectacular
music and songs guaranteed
to have everyone humming along. All
tickets $15 includes complimentary morning tea Purchase
Tickets Or
purchase subscription package of four or more Morning
Melody shows at discounted price of $12 per ticket
Laycock
Street Theatre 15 and 16 June 8pm
The
Harbour Agency and Sound One present Jon English in Rock Revolution
The Harbour Agency and the producers of the phenomenally
successful ‘Rock Show’ – Sound One
– proudly present Jon English, back at the Laycock
Street Theatre bigger and better in 2012!
Jon has been working tirelessly to
unearth, refine and rediscover a whole lot more from
the great rock’n’roll archives to bring
you … ‘Rock Revolution’!
Experience more of your favourite
classics, remember the songs you thought you’d
forgotten, and breathe a sign of relief when you hear
the one you believed was gone forever.
You
won’t want to miss this great evening of 60’s
and 70’s rock’n’roll, so get out
your diary, phone your friends and get ready for a
rollicking good time … fabulous music, lots
of laughter, and multi-talented musicians all wrapped
up into one unforgettable theatrical concert! Adult
$59.50, Conc. $55, Child $50 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 17 June 2pm
Central
Coast Concert Band Marvellous Melodies
Throughout the full concert series the Central Coast
Concert Band will also be hosting and introducing an
exciting variety of visiting bands, soloists and vocalists.
Adult $30, Conc. $25, Child $20 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 18 June, 19 June, 20 June, 21 June, 22 June,
25 June and 26 June.
The
Central Coast Dance Festival
The Central Coast Dance Festival is a showcase of Dance
in Public Education within the Primary and Secondary
schools across the Central Coast. There are seven exciting
shows to see. Tickets on sale shortly
Laycock
Street Theatre 23 June 8pm
By
purchasing a ticket to John Waters Looking Through
A Glass Onion you could WIN $1,000 cash. More
info
The
Harbour Agency Presents John Waters in Looking Through
a Glass Onion: Up Close and Personal
John Waters returns to Laycock with his critically acclaimed
production Looking Through A Glass Onion -
a homage to the music, mystery and memory of John Lennon.
The show, which was a complete sell-out earlier this
year, is not a cut-and-paste biography of Lennon or
an emulation of the original recordings, instead, with
shadows from the lighting arrangement fluttering over
his face, Waters explores the essence of the man through
song and spoken word, to becomes synonymous with Lennon.
He shies away from imitating the artist, but so emotive
is his performance, it lulls the audience into believing
anything is possible. This is part concert and part
biography, though it doesn't seek to tell the full story
of Lennon's life. For the audience this is either an
emotional trip down memory lane or a wonderful introduction
to the life and times of one of the most fascinating
icons of our time. With 31 songs including, A Day
in The Life, Strawberry Fields Forever, Revolution,
Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds, Working Class Hero, Imagine
and more, Looking Through a Glass Onion is
a show for all ages.
Adult $55, Conc. $50, Groups 8+ $50 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre Sunday 24 June 2.30pm
Central
Coast Symphony Orchestra presents Grieg Piano Concerto
No need to travel to Sydney to hear great orchestral
music - come and enjoy the second of 3 concerts that
the CCSO is performing at Laycock Street Community
Theatre in 2012. The dynamic and inspiring conductor,
Chris Bearman OAM, will direct this acclaimed orchestra,
which goes from strength to strength. The Piano Concerto
by Grieg is arguably the most popular piano concerto
in the orchestral repertoire. It is immediately familiar,
but always a pleasure to hear again. We are extremely
fortunate to have as soloist, the Polish born Krzysztof
Malek; a national and international prize-winning
pianist, who has toured extensively, has a recording
portfolio and teaches at the Central Coast Conservatorium.
The concert starts with the delightful Karelia Suite
by Sibelius. The 3 movements were originally written
for a pageant and paint a musical portrait of folk
history in Karelia in the south of Finland. Add to
this, the Symphony No.7 by Prokofiev, his last symphony,
in which he returned to a simpler, but still very
lyrical style.
Adult $40, Conc. $35, Family $90 (2+2), student/child
$10
SUBSCRIPTION
SEASON 2012
Patch Theatre Company presents Me and My Shadow
Me and My Shadow is a beautiful and gentle production
about a girl discovering her shadow and the journey
they take together to become friends. Designed especially
for 4-8 year olds, the show integrates storytelling,
beautiful stage pictures, magic and illusion to ignite
and expand children’s’ imaginations.
The
production’s themes of play and friendship lead
to the many joys and challenges that can arise through
negotiating any relationship. The girl discovers her
shadow and after initial uncertainty, her curiosity
gets the better of her as they meet, get over preliminary
annoyances and reach out to each other for friendship,
adventure and exploration as well as unavoidable frustrations.
Me and My Shadow is presented in the form
of a visual poem for children using the languages
of paper, light, shadow, colour, water, music, sound
and spoken word. It draws upon the simple possibilities
of found objects and their capacity to transform into
the amazing possibilities that children invent in
their creative play.
The
Harbour Agency Presents Cliff Joins the Beatles
Celebrating 50 years of the
Beatles
The music and the magic that defined a generation.
A tribute to the greatest band the world has ever
known and the most timeless artist of the rock n’
roll era as they come together to create a music fantasy
that is more fact than fiction. Over two hours of
unforgettable hits that shaped an era and left all
who lived it on a high. If you remember the 60’s,
you weren’t there, but when you join Australian
music legend Marty Rhone and the remarkable Beatle
Boys you will experience an evening you will never
forget. Please note that this show contains haze
effects.
“The
BEST live show I have ever sat through. Better than
the ‘Beatles’ in Vegas.”- A. Wilson,
Dubbo
“The Beatle Boys blew me out of the water, I
hate to think I may never see them again.”-
K.Noorlander, Adelaide
“Please, please, is there any possibility of
a repeat performance.” – E. Smith, Adelaide
Laycock
Street Theatre 3-7 July 10.30am
5 - 7 July 7.30pm
Gosford
Musical Society Juniors presents Cinderella the Pantomime
by David Buchanan
Let us take you away to a magical world! Cinderella
the Pantomime will transform the Laycock Street
Community Theatre Stage into a fairy tale adventure
in the July school holidays of 2012. Prince Charming
needs to find a bride, but on the way he encounters
a cowardly Baron, a dragon-like Baroness, a magically
challenged Fairy Foozle, a love-struck servant, a gorilla
and three of the ugliest sisters you will ever meet!
Full of adventure and fun, this all singing, all dancing
production brought to life by Director Jade McCudden,
Musical Director Emma Zouroudis and Choreographers Elizabeth
Goodwin and Ashlea George along with a highly skilled
production team will leave you in absolute stitches!
Will Prince Charming find his Cinderella? Will the Baron
Hardup man-up? Will Buttons the servant find love? And
will those ugly stepsisters ever find THEIR prince?
Come along and see the ultimate fairy tale with the
craziest twists and turns and see for yourself if 'Cinderella
the Pantomime' will have a happy ending! All tickets $20
Laycock
Street Theatre
11 July 7.30pm, 12 July 7.30pm, 13 July 7.30pm and 14
July 1pm and 7pm
Central
Coast Gang Show
Central Coast Scouts and Guides are excited to perform
their new 2012 show. This family variety performance
will showcase the Coast’s local community talent
in entertaining sketches such as a humorous scouting
take on the many TV reality shows, plus dancing and
funky numbers you’ll find yourself singing along
to. You will be visiting far-away places, channelling
your inner child, and having a laugh along the way.
Bring your children, parents, friends and grandparents
to join the fun of Central Coast Gang Show.
Adults $20, Conc. $18, Child $14 Tickets
on sale shortly
The
Peninsula Theatre 20 July until 5 August
Woy
Woy Little Theatre Presents Arsenic and Old Lace
The play, a clever combination of the farcical and the
macabre, centers on two elderly sisters who are famous
for their acts of charity. Unfortunately, however, their
charity includes poisoning lonely old men who come to
their home looking for lodging. The two women are assisted
in their crimes by their mentally challenged nephew
who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt. Matters get complicated
when a second nephew, Mortimer Brewster, a theatre critic,
discovers the murders and a third nephew appears after
having just escaped from a mental institution. In his
adroit mixture of comedy and mayhem, Kesselring satirizes
the charitable impulse as he pokes fun at the conventions
of the theatre Adult $25, Conc. $22. Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 21
July 8pm
CCEntertainment
presents After The Beatles 1970 - 1980
In 1970 the most influential band of all time broke
up. All four band members then found individual success
and continued to gift the world of their extraordinary
musical talents. ‘After the Beatles 1970 - 1980’
pays special attention to all those wonderful songs
that came from Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starr
after the Beatles. The treasure trove will include Another
Day, Live And Let Die, Maybe I'm Amazed, My Sweet Lord,
What Is life?, Got My Mind Set On You, Instant Karma,
Power To The People, Just Like Starting Over, It Don't
Come Easy and many more. Guest vocalists Steve Balbi
(Noiseworks), Mitchell Anderson, Krishna Jones (ex Juice),
Nic Jefferies and Carmel Mesiti will join a scintillating
eight piece band including Harry Brus (Bass –
Renee Geyer Band), Paul Wheeler (Drums – Icehouse)
and Charmaine Ford (keys) under the creative direction
of Joseph Calderazzo (Guitars), to interpret and revel
in the music. Renowned for their world class homage
concerts to the likes of Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and
The Beatles, which have been selling out shows at Laycock
Street Community Theatre since 2006, this CCEntertainment
production is a ‘don’t miss’ for Beatles
fans old and new. www.afterthebeatles.net
Adult $49.90, Conc. $44.90 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 27 July 8pm
28 July 2pm
28 July 8pm
2 August 8pm
3 August 8pm
4 August 2pm
4 August 8pm
9 August 8pm
10 August 8pm
11 August 2pm
11 August 8pm
Gosford
Musical Society presents Jekyll and Hyde
Directed by Rob Hickey. Robert Louis Stevenson’s
famous gothic novella, set in a smoky London of the
1880s, has captivated the imagination of readers for
decades. The story of a respectable Victorian doctor,
whose experimentation with the human psyche and the
horror of its consequences, is both unforgettable and
chilling. Featuring a colourful array of characters
drawn from the vast spectrum of the English community,
from the genteel upper-class to the working poor, Jekyll
and Hyde is as much a comment on the nature of human
beings and their everyday struggles, as it is an expose
of the hypocrisy and evil that can exist below the surface
of all levels of society. With authentic Victorian-era
costumes, settings and magnificent music and orchestrations,
Jekyll and Hyde is guaranteed to deliver a memorable
and enjoyable night at the theatre.
Morning
Melodies presents
Paul Cincotta in The Euro Latino Show Take a musical journey through
some of
Europe and South America’s most popular melodies.
Featuring the smooth sounds of Paul Cincotta and talented
vocalist Lisa Lombardo,
with beautiful showgirl dancers and a professional three
piece band, audiences can bask in the romantic Italian
sounds, and delight in the pulsating Latino rhythms
and visual
excitement of the Mediterranean. All tickets $15 includes complimentary morning
tea Purchase
Tickets Or
purchase subscription package of four or more Morning
Melody shows at discounted price of $12 per ticket
The
Peninsula Theatre 16 August 8pm. 17 August 8pm. 18 August 2pm
and 8pm
SUBSCRIPTION
SEASON 2012
A production by Christine Harris and HIT productions Diving for Pearls
by Katherine Thomson
This cleverly written play is set around the closure
of a steel mill in a coastal, industrial town, not
because the mill is inefficient or the company is
running at a loss, but because the site has become
valuable real estate.
Den, the quiet plodder, is facing an uncertain future
- hedoesn’t want to change - Barbara (his first
love) does. The problem is that her ambitions are
unrealistic. An exploration of hope, loss, ambition,
greed and the triumph of character in adversity, Diving
for Pearls is, at times confronting,
but with a very Australian humour that comes from
the difficult situations the characters find themselves
in, and the way they choose to deal with them. “… a strong sense of purpose and warmth…
enjoyable and life affirming...” - Arts Magazine.
Duration: 145 mins (includes 20 min interval)
Contains strong language and adult themes Adult $35, Conc. $30
Ben
Maiorana Presents
'Roy Orbison Reborn' - The Pretty Woman Tour
Back By Popular Demand - Brand New Show ! A must see
show for anyone who wants to relive the sound, the voice
and all of the magical hits of Roy Orbison in an exciting
two hour concert experience that is much like the man
himself – unforgettable
Over 50 Hits, millions of record sales, sold out concerts
- Come and relive the sound, the voice and all the magical
hits of The Big O in one great and unforgettable show
starring The World's No 1 Roy Orbison Tribute Star Dean
Bourne.
Dean Bourne has been described as "The New Roy
Orbison" both physically and vocally performing
iconic hits like - Pretty Woman, Crying, Dream Baby,
Leah, Blue Bayou, Penny Arcade, Danny Boy, Only The
Lonely, In Dreams, Candy Man, You Got It, Workin' For
The Man, Running Scared and many many more.
Dean is the World's greatest exponent of the great hits
and music of Roy Orbison today.
This exciting 2 hour event will be a complete Roy Orbison
concert experience so come and relive the sound, the
voice and all the magical hits of The Big O in one great
and unforgettable show Adult
$54.90, Conc. $49.90, Groups 10+ $49.90 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 31 August 8pm
SUBSCRIPTION
SEASON 2012
A Critical Stages and Finucane and Smith Production The Flood by Jackie Smith
The sheep farm is dilapidated. The farm house, dark
and squalid, sits by the river. A life in wreckage,
a mad old lady, and her isolated hard-drinking daughter.
The memories are seeping through the floorboards. As
the sun sets, the flood waters rise. The screen door
bangs open in the wind and rain, and Catherine returns
home from London. Three women are now trapped in the
house - a mother and her two estranged daughters; one
who takes care of her, one who has been away for twenty
years. In one sleepless night a web of family history
unravels through dark humour, suspense and intrigue
in the haunting Australian outback.
“The best new piece of theatre I have seen this
year… See it. See it. See it.” – Aus
Theatre Adult
$45, Conc. $40
Laycock
Street Theatre 3 and 4 September, 10am and 6pm
SUBSCRIPTION
SEASON 2012
Queensland Theatre Company presents Treasure Island Pirates, buried treasure, sword fights,
treasure maps, muskets!
Join
twelve year old Jim Hawkins on his hunt for buried
treasure. But watch out . . . . there are double-crossing
pirates all around, led by the notorious Long John
Silver. Will Jim make it from his home in a small
seaside village to the mysterious Treasure Island?
Queensland Theatre Company and Matrix Theatre bring
you this classic children’s story, in a new
adaptation with sixteen characters and two actors.
A
magical coming of age story, and the original classic
pirate tale, Treasure Island explores themes of adventure
and escapism, coming of age, role models and overcoming
fears. All tickets $15
Down
Under Promotions presents Tom Burlinson in Now We’re
Swingin’
A sensational, swinging salute to the masters of the
genre. Tom’s illustrious career stretches from
acting and singing, to television host and theatrical
producer. He first shot to stardom in the ‘80s
when he was cast in the title
role as The Man from Snowy River. Tom’s show includes
the greatest songs from the era of swing, including
classics from Tony Bennett, Sinatra, Nat King Cole,
Sammy Davis Jr, Dean Martin and Bobby Darin. Adult $45, Conc. $40
Alist
Entertainment presents Hello Kitty Flanagan
Kitty returns with her highly anticipated new show and
this time she answers all the difficult questions: What’s
wrong with teenagers? Why are babies so angry? What
snackfoods should be avoided when dating? Should cabaret
be outlawed? When did rappers start hating on ladies?
Is it okay to take hot beverages into the dunny can?
Is dunny can an acceptable term for toilet? What makes
ham so delicious? Which religion is best for me? And
of course, are all women who own cats mental? "If you've seen Flanagan on The 7pm Project
and Good News Week you'll have an idea of what to expect
but she's even better - and faster - live."
The Independent Weekly
Adult $34.90
Conc. and Students $31.90
Laycock
Street Theatre 18 September 8pm. 19 September 8pm. 20 September
8pm
SUBSCRIPTION
SEASON 2012
A CDP production Biddies by Don Reid
After CODGERS you told us it was time to hear from the
ladies. So move over Codgers, here come the Biddies!
Five ordinarily marvellous women find themselves back
in their infants school classroom plying their needles
in a good old-fashioned session of “stitch and
bitch”. Their confessions are frank, their rivalries
intense and their jokes outrageous. They discover a
common frustration with the limitations of being female
and mature in a world still largely defined by men.
Accidentally locked in the classroom, with nothing but
ingenuity, Adora Cream Wafers and a bucket to get them
through the crisis, unknown reserves come to the fore.
Released from their own constraints, they rediscover
their capacity to love, forgive - and take control.
If you can’t beat 'em, join 'em! Men see their
wives, adult children see their mothers, grandchildren
see Nana, and the mature Australian woman sees herself,
as some of our most beloved actresses bring this delightful
new comedy to life and laughter on the stage. You’ll
laugh till you cry. Vulnerable, feisty and in full bloom,
these gals are everything... except old! Adult
$45, Conc. $40
Central
Coast Concert Band Spring Concert
Throughout the full concert series the Central Coast
Concert Band will also be hosting and introducing an
exciting variety of visiting bands, soloists and vocalists.
Adult $30, Conc. $25, Child $20 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 3 October, 11am
Morning
Melodies presents
Danny Elliott with Sharna Le-Grand
The ever-popular, award-winning, multi-instrumentalist
Danny Elliott returns to Laycock Street Community Theatre
to perform pop and perennial favourites. His high impact
showcase, featuring an amazing number of musical
instruments, is bound to leave audiences breathless. All tickets $15 includes complimentary afteroon
tea Purchase
Tickets Or
purchase subscription package of four or more Morning
Melody shows at discounted price of $12 per ticket
Laycock
Street Theatre 4 October, 8pm
Rhonda
Birchmore in Legs 11 Legs11, is a warm, funny and mesmerising journey
through the past two and a half decades of Rhonda's
stellar career - from casting her dolls in supporting
roles of childhood plays, to forgetting her lines on
live television as a shy teenager, to singing for a
US president and meeting Lady Diana. Few Australian
entertainers have shared her status and immense popularity
amongst her peers, who admire Rhonda for her big personality,
big heart and enormous capacity to give back to the
industry that has shaped her career. Adult $49, Conc. $47 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 5 October 8pm
Johnny
Cash: The Concert
A
celebration of his 80th birthday, this special two-hour
concert event captures the spirit of this iconic Superstar,
takes you back to the humble beginnings of the famed
Man In Black, and through a musical journey
of Cash’s timeless hits. From his first release
on the Sun label, 1955’s Hey Porter
to his signature Folsom Prison Blues and
a string of Cash & Carter duets and more.
Featuring star of The Class of 59 2012 Daniel
Thompson, legendary Australian Country guitarist Stuie
French, International renowned singer/songwriter Alanna
Cherote and introducing The Tennessee Studs.This unique
musical journey is one not to be missed! All tickets $65 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 11 October 8pm
Katie
Noonan and Karin Schaupp
Katie Noonan collaborates with internationally renowned
poet of the guitar, Karin Schaupp. Noonan has an impressive
3 ARIAs and 6 platinum album sales to her name while
Schaupp's career has taken her around the globe, performing
as a soloist with the London Philharmonic Orchestra,
appearing on international television, and as a member
of guitar supergroup Saffire. After years of crossing
paths, these two leading female artists are finally
sharing the stage together. Adult $55, Conc. $49 Purchase
Tickets
The
Peninsula Theatre 26 October until 11 November
Woy
Woy Little Theatre Presents The 39 Steps
This award winning adaptation of Hitchcock's film of
John Buchan's classic adventure novel is brought to
life in this hilarious spoof from Patrick Barlow. Richard
Hannay is thrust into the thrilling world of international
espionage when the beautiful Annabella dies in his arms,
a knife in her back. Suspected of her murder he flees
from the police to the Scottish moors on the track of
a vicious gang of spies. Thriller or farce? Crank up
the tension of a thriller a notch and it immediately
becomes a comedy.
The
Peninsula Theatre 29, 30 November, 1 December 8pm. 1st and 2nd
December 2pm
Important
Information:
Please note, that due to availabilty issues, The
Next Big Deal has been postponed from it's orginal
scheduled run in April to November 2012. We would
like to apologise for inconvenience called. If you
would like to talk to a member of staff about the
Next Big Deal postponement, please call the Ticket
Sales Coordinator on 4304 7132
SUBSCRIPTION
SEASON 2012
Arts and Entertainment Gosford presents The Next Big Deal
A sharp-witted comedy about Australian culture, RSL
clubs and one crazy idea. Fast-talking real estate salesman
Benny mortgages his mother’s home to raise the
deposit on the bright blue mansion overlooking the beach.
He has one day to find a buyer before interest rates
wipe him out. Enlisting the help of his long suffering,
younger brother, Fernando (Mum’s a Big ABBA Fan),
whose career ambitions peaked at polishing poker machines
at the local RSL, Benny has to hustle a buyer, and quickly.
Someone with money to burn and an ego the size of the
house. Someone with questionable taste. Someone who
knows nothing about the local market! Enter Michael,
acclaimed English art-film director: jet-lagged, cranky
and lured under false pretences – a man who has
bought houses all over the world, but only in the towns
where he has made a film. So Benny sets out to convince
Michael he has to make a movie ... by tomorrow, inside
the club, starring Fernando. That’s all he needs
to make it rich once and for all ... well, that, and
a live crocodile. Prices: Adult $35 Conc. $30 Purchase
Tickets
Laycock
Street Theatre 9 December 2pm
Central
Coast Concert Band Favourites Throughout the full concert series the
Central Coast Concert Band will also be hosting and
introducing an exciting variety of visiting bands, soloists
and vocalists.
Adult $30, Conc. $25, Child $20 Purchase
Tickets
Performance
Season:
To arrange your Performance Season Package and save
up to 20% on Performance Season ticket purchases ,
please call 4323 3233 or visit Laycock Street Theatre
Box Office between 10am-5pm Monday -Friday or 9am-12pm
on Saturdays.
Concession:
Full time Uni/Tafe students NSW Govt. senior card
(over 60)
Centrelink Concession card Veterans Affairs Child: 2 years - year 12 high school Accessibility:For
wheelchair accessible seating or special needs contact
02 4323 3233
