Spotlight September-October 2014

SpotlightEvent GuideSeptember 2014 - October 2014

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Bell Shakespeare’s Henry V

How to buy tickets Pilbeam Theatre Box Office Dial’n’Charge 4927 4111 www.seeitlive.com.au

GENERAL INFORMATIONTheatre programs start promptly at the advertised start time and latecomers will not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Smoking is not allowed in any part of the Pilbeam Theatre or other Council venues. The use of cameras and recording devices during performances is illegal and penalties for infringement of copyright in this way are severe. Please ensure all mobile phones are switched off before entering the auditorium. Crying or fidgety children can be a distraction to other theatregoers and performers, so if you bring your small child to the theatre, please book an aisle seat in case you need to exit the auditorium.

SEE IT L IVE REWARDSSave money on tickets to many events in Spotlight by becoming a See It Live Rewards member. Ask the Box Office for more details.

TICKETING ABBREVIATIONSA = Adult S = Student U = Unemployed Y = Youth FoT = Friend of Theatre P = PensionerJ = Junior * G10 = Group of 10 or more SC = Senior’s CardC = Concession RP = Reward Pensioner RA = Reward Adult CSC – Commonwealth Senior Card F = Family ( 2 adults & 2 children unless

otherwise stated)*Preschool and school age, 3 yrs to 17 yrs. May have additional age restrictions.Please check with the Box Office to ensure you are eligible for a particularprice category.

Transaction fees may apply

Friends of the Theatre is an organisation where members volunteer to work in various aspects of the theatre such as ushering, bar, candy bar and program selling. Friends receive discounts to many of the shows listed in Spotlight, and also receive this newsletter mailed direct to them. Each time a Friend of the Theatre works they receive a Performance Work Voucher, which is exchanged for tickets to events. Unlimited seats are available in exchange for Performance Work Vouchers on events in Spotlight bearing the blue star symbol. For other events, voucher seats are limited to a total of six seats per performance. Further details as well as membership forms are available from the Box Office.

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FLAMINGOS ON QUAY, ROCKHAMPTON

SATURDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 7PM TILL LATE

TICKETS $150 18+.DRESS CODE: COCKTAIL

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ROCKHAMPTON SHOWGROUNDS

SATURDAY 6 SEPTEMBER, 9AM TO 2PM

FREE ENTRY

KENNEL CLUB, ROCKHAMPTON SHOWGROUNDS

ENTRY VIA GATE 7 OFF LION CREEK ROAD

SATURDAY 6 AND SUNDAY 7 SEPTEMBER

Plush Dust Cocktai l PartyDust off your boots and put on your plush for a night of sophisticated elegance at the Rabobank Plush Dust Cocktail Party at Flamingos on Quay in September. Get a group of friends together for an exciting social night of fun-filled festivity. Put on your best glitz and glam cocktail attire and get ready for a majestic cocktail evening!

Handmade Expo Browse the many markets stalls displaying and selling all original handmade products.

Rockhampton Kennel Club Dog ShowCome and enjoy a day out with hundreds of different breeds of dogs all vying to be the best in show! These pets are well groomed, trained and obedient it is an absolute credit to their owners. You will be amazed at the outstanding ability of these dogs and the variety of dog breeds that we have.

Buy t ickets 24 hours a day, 7 days a week atwww.seeit l ive.com.au.

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Grace Barbé - The Afro Sound of the Seychel lesSeychelles islander Grace Barbé is the real deal, a genuinely exotic world music star for the 21st century, with the talent, looks and voice to match. Grace’s soulful music reflects and celebrates the diverse cultural influences of her Indian Ocean heritage (African, Asian and European). Grace lights up the stage with a vibrant and engaging presence. Her voice is a remarkably powerful instrument, and as a songwriter she has a rare and natural gift for rhythm and melody. Grace plays guitar and bass and sings in three languages; English, Kreol and French. A colourful and energetic fusion of tropical island rhythms with African percussion, reggae, pop, rock and latin flavours, Grace’s “Afro-Kreol” sound is original, fresh and funky. Presented by Rockhampton Regional Council. Part of the 2014 See It Live Theatre Season.

PILBEAM THEATRE

SATURDAY 6 SEPTEMBER AT 7.30PM

A $48, P $44, AFOT $45, PFOT $40, RA $45, RP $40, CSC $44, G10+A (OVER 35 YEARS) $45, TEACHER GROUP(OVER 35 YEARS) $40.TO CELEBRATE THE PILBEAM THEATRE’S 35TH BIRTHDAY, ANYONE 35 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER PAYS JUST $1 FOR EVERY YEAR OF YOUR AGE. FOR EXAMPLE IF YOU ARE 21 YEARS OLD, YOU PAY $21 FOR A TICKET. CONDITIONS APPLY.

Haven’t been to theatre for a whi le? If you know someone who hasn’t been to the Pilbeam Theatre for two years or more, then they may be interested in this offer. The Pilbeam has up to 35 double passes to selected shows to give away. Go into the draw to win a double pass to the show of your choice of the shows in the 2014 See It Live Theatre Season booklet. Participants are asked to complete an online survey in the week following their selected show. Ask the Pilbeam Theatre Box Office for details or visitwww.seeitlive.com.au


Queensland Pops Orchestra 30th Anniversary Concert Tour – Father’s Day SpecialFeaturing Mirusia, referred to by Andre Rieu as “The Angel of Australia”. Also featuring the Queensland Police Pipes and Drums, Glenn Miller Tribute Band and Deb Cotton. The concert will include the music that has made Mirusia famous throughout the world and will include Ave Maria, Supercalafradalisticexpialadosoius, Amazing Grace, Don’t Cry For Me Argentina, to name but a few. The much loved Queensland Police Pipes and Drums will join with the Pops to add that international Celtic flavour to the concert.

PILBEAM THEATRE

SUNDAY 7 SEPTEMBER AT 2PM

A $65, P (AGED AND DISABILITY) $59, SC $59, S $30, Y $30, J $30, U $30, F (2A + 2 C) $180, AFOT $59, PFOT $59

Litt le Mermaid JrIt’s time for The Rockhampton Grammar Primary School to take to the stage again with their bi-annual musical. This year, 50 students from Years 5-7 will present the very famous and entertaining Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr. With amazing sets, dazzling costumes and special effects, this musical will entertain and amaze all audiences, especially the young and young at heart. Featuring favourite tunes such as Under The Sea and Part of Your World, the one act musical looks to cement itself as another successful show in the school’s already growing list of successful productions, Annie Jr, The Music Man Jr, Disney’s Aladdin Jr, Disney’s High School Musical Jr, Pirates of Penzance Jr.

PILBEAM THEATRE

FRIDAY 12 SEPTEMBER AT 7PMSATURDAY 13 SEPTEMBER AT 7PM

A $20, P (AGED, DISABILITY) $14, U $14, SC $14, S $14, J (3 TO 17) $12, F (2A&2C) $50

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SpeedwayIf you have the need for speed, come to the Rockhampton Speedway. Entry through main gate.

Rockhampton Kennel Club Dog ShowCome and enjoy a day out with hundreds of different breeds of dogs all vying to be the best in show! These pets are well groomed, trained and obedient it is an absolute credit to their owners. You will be amazed at the outstanding ability of these dogs and the variety of dog breeds that we have.


SATURDAY 13 SEPTEMBER

GATE OPENS 4PM, RACING FROM 6PM.

KENNEL CLUB, ROCKHAMPTON SHOWGROUNDS

ENTRY VIA GATE 7 OFF LION CREEK ROAD

SATURDAY 20 AND SUNDAY 21 SEPTEMBER

CQU Creates 2014This new non acquisitive contemporary art prize celebrates the merger of CQUniversity Australia and CQ TAFE this year. The exhibition shows there’s no shortage of talent at Queensland’s first comprehensive university, presenting vibrant work by 22 past and present students and staff members — ranging from paintings, prints, photo-based and digital works to jewellery, costume, a short video and an artist’s book. Entrants include Carmen Beezley-Drake, Patrick Connor, Carmen Gray, Lisa Gaze, Holly Grech, Geoffrey Head, Peta Lloyd, Ainslie McMahon, Maaret Sinkko and Margaret Worthington.

GALLERY, GROUND FLOOR

WALTER REID CULTURAL CENTRE

12 – 14 SEPTEMBER 2014FREE ETNRY



SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER, 3PM TO 8PM

FREE ENTRY

PILBEAM THEATRE

SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER AT 8PM

ALL TICKETS $35

MERCURE CAPRICORN RESORT

19 TO 21 SEPTEMBER

TICKETS FROM PILBEAM THEATRE BOX OFFICE AND SEEITLIVE.COM.AU

Twil ight Handmade ExpoBrowse the many markets stalls displaying and selling all original handmade products. This special Twilight Handmade Expo is a trial, so come along and enjoy!

Sydney Comedy Festival ShowcaseThe Sydney Comedy Festival is back on the road with an awesome line-up of the hottest international and local comedians from the 2014 Festival! We hand-pick the funniest and freshest acts of Sydney’s biggest annual comedy event and squeeze them into one hilarious night of world-class comedy, and the best news is we deliver it straight to your doorstep! With a cavalcade of comedians that will tickle everyone’s funny bone, this is the best value ticket in town, so don’t miss out!

May contain adult themes and coarse language, recommended for mature audiences 15+

Capricorn Food and Wine FestivalCapricorn Food and Wine provides the premier event for Central Queensland and surrounding regions showcasing gourmet food and wine. Over three exciting days and nights, the Festival will host signature dining experiences, food and wine master classes and interactive cooking classes. Visit, taste and learn from the food and wine exhibitors in the ‘Exhibitors’ marquee – a feast for the tastebuds. Capricorn Food and Wine Festival 2014 – a relaxed event with an unforgettable blend of flavour, skill and entertainment.

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Circus Oz 2014: But Wait There’s MoreLook no further than Circus Oz for some great great school holiday entertainment! Following an action-packed national tour crossing Arnhem Land, a Sydney Big Top season, then a smash-hit international tour across America to Montreal, Circus Oz rockets into Rockhampton with their brand spanking new show But Wait…There’s More.Cooked up in their custom-built secret circus laboratory in the heart of Collingwood, Melbourne, and performed within a spectacular large-scale set inspired by an abandoned theatre in tatters, But Wait…There’s More will be a punchy, exciting and funny vaudeville-inspired show for humans of all ages. Audiences can expect an astonishing mix of stunt-jumping acrobatics, cutting-edge juggling, virtuosic unicycling, elegant trapeze flying, cheeky impersonations, ridiculous knockabout and multi-skilled human physical exuberance, all accompanied by an original, rocking eclectic live band. Presented by Rockhampton Regional Council. Part of the 2014 See It Live Theatre Season.

PILBEAM THEATRE

WEDNESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER AT 1.30PM AND 7.30PM


GIVE THE GIFT OF LIVE THEATREIf you’re stuck for an idea for a gift, then why not try a Pilbeam Theatre Gift Voucher? You can buy gift vouchers for any amount and they are redeemable for tickets to events which are on sale through the Pilbeam Theatre Box Office (provided tickets are available).Contact the Box Office on 4927 4111 for more details.


Dance Festival 2014Come celebrate with us at the 12th annual Rockhampton Dance Festival in the September/October school holidays. The competition will run from Thursday 25th September to Sunday 5 October, with only a 9am Session on the 5th . This will be followed by the Festival Concert and Trophy presentation at 4pm. Everyone entering the theatre during the Festival and the Dance Festival Concert must have a ticket (including competitors). Please note that Season Tickets cannot be used for the Concert. Season tickets only are available from Centre De Danse. Season, Session and Concert Tickets available from Pilbeam Theatre.

Barry Morgan’s World of OrgansThe fast becoming-a-celebrity organ salesman Barry Morgan is packing up his Toyota Crown and heading to sunny QLD! Barry is the owner and proprietor of the now world famous ‘World of Organs Super Store’ in the beautiful Sunnyside Mall in Adelaide. When he’s not busy giving the public the best organ deals in town, you can catch him performing live; sharing the joy of the organ. Yes Barry Morgan will delight and entertain you with the Golden Syrup sounds on his 1981 Hammond Aurora Classic. Sit back, relax and be swept away by the mesmerising power of Barry’s Zither Arpeggiator, his Fascinating Fingers and his celebrated One Finger Method.

PILBEAM THEATRE

25 SEPTEMBER TO 5 OCTOBER

SESSIONS AT 9AM, 1.30PM AND 6.30PM(MORNING SESSION ONLY ON SUNDAY 5 OCTOBER)SESSION TICKETA $7.50, P $5, S $5.SEASON TICKETADULT $27, P $18, S $18, COMPETITOR $15, TEACHER $20CONCERTSUNDAY 5 OCTOBER AT 4PM

A $16.50, P $11.50, J $11.50, F $47.


FRIDAY 26 SEPTEMBER AT 7.30PM

A $32, P $28, SC $28, S $28, Y 8-18 YEARS $28

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Twil ight Movies: Escape from Planet Earth Astronaut Scorch Supernova finds himself caught in a trap when he responds to an SOS from a notoriously dangerous alien planet. Starring the voices of Brendan Fraser, Sarah Jessica Parker, Jessica Alba.

Twilight Movies are a Rockhampton Regional Council event.

Twil ight Movies: Monsters UniversityFrom Pixar Animation comes the next instalment in the popular ‘Monsters’ movies. A look at the relationship between Mike and Sulley during their days at Monsters University - when they weren’t necessarily the best of friends. Twilight Movies are a Rockhampton Regional Council event.

BIG DAM, MOUNT MORGAN

FRIDAY 26 SEPTEMBER AT 7PM

FREE ENTRY. REFRESHMENTS ON SALE.

CONAGHAN PARK, GRACEMERE

FRIDAY 3 OCTOBER AT 7PM

FREE ENTRY. REFRESHMENTS ON SALE.

Central Queensland Contemporary Artists Exhibit ion Central Queensland Contemporary Artists coming exhibition, Diverse Aspects, will open on Wednesday 1 October at the Walter Reid Cultural Centre. Each artist will exhibit four paintings of the same subject, with each painting executed with a different approach. Acrylic/ oil/ printing/ watercolour/ pastel are some of the mediums that the artists will use to achieve a diversity of the same subject. CQCA will be holding a Beginning with Watercolour workshop on Sat 11 October. 9am-2pm in their room Floor 1 Room 4, Walter Reid Cultural Centre.

GALLERY 6WALTER REID CULTURAL CENTRE

EXHIBITION OPEN DAILY 10AM - 4PM 1 TO 13 OCTOBER




SATURDAY 4 OCTOBER


Bel l Shakespeare’s HENRY VDamien Ryan’s vision for Henry V is inspired by a true story – in 1941, for 57 consecutive nights during the London Blitz, a group of boys trapped in a bunker rehearsed a new play each week and would then perform it for others in the shelter. This production explores the rite of passage that violence and conflict offer as a threshold to manhood. It confronts the fact that – for all the horrors of war – true courage and brotherhood can inspire remarkable achievements.

In this gripping new Henry V, a talented young cast tell the story of a king who unites his ‘band of brothers’ and a nation with his eloquent words and ideas, his triumphs and humanity. When the battle is won, this production will leave you feeling uplifted and exhilarated with the belief that the impossible is possible. Presented by Rockhampton Regional Council.

Part of the 2014 See It Live Theatre Season.

PILBEAM THEATRE

TUESDAY 7 OCTOBER AT 7.30PM



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PILBEAM THEATRE

WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER AT 6.30PM

ALL TICKETS $10

35 years or under? - Pay your age! To celebrate the Pilbeam Theatre’s 35th birthday, anyone 35 years of age and under pays just $1 for every year of your age for a ticket to any show in the 2014 See It Live Theatre Season. For example if you are 21 years old, you pay $21 for a ticket. Conditions apply. Ask the Pilbeam Theatre Box Office for details or visit www.seeitlive.com.au

Black Diggers SimulcastOne hundred years ago, in 1914, a bullet from an assassin’s gun in Sarajevo sparked a war that ignited the globe. Patriotic young men all over the world lined up to join the fight – including hundreds of Indigenous Australians.Shunned and downtrodden in their own country – and in fact banned by their own government from serving in the military – Aboriginal men had to hide their heritage to enlist. Undaunted, these bold souls took up arms to defend the free world in its time of greatest need. For them, facing the horror of war on a Gallipoli beach was an escape from the shackles of racism at home, at a time when Aboriginal people stood by, segregated, unable to vote, unable to act as their children were ripped from them. When the survivors came back from the war, there was no heroes’ welcome – just a shrug, and a return to drudgery and oppression.Black Diggers is the story of these men – a story of honour and sacrifice that has been covered up and almost forgotten.This is a live simulcast from Queensland Theatre Company presented on the big screen at the Pilbeam Theatre. This event is proudly supported by the Queensland Government.



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SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 9AM TO 2PM

FREE ENTRY

Handmade ExpoBrowse the many markets stalls displaying and selling all original handmade products.

Queensland Bal let’s Cinderel laA royal palace, a glittering gown, dancing with a handsome Prince in a candlelit ballroom. Such fanciful dreams were only in Cinderella’s imagination. But thanks to her Fairy Godmother, her life of hardship is magically transformed. Making a dazzling entrance to the royal ball, she captures the attention of all and the heart of the Prince. Yet this beautiful dream must end at midnight, and in her haste to depart, she leaves one jewelled slipper behind.Queensland Ballet’s new production of Ben Stevenson’s Cinderella is charming, humorous and blissfully romantic. Set to Prokofiev’s expressive music, this fairy-tale ballet has been danced by some of the most famous ballerinas of our time, including Margot Fonteyn. Embrace the magic, and believe that dreams really do come true! Presented by Rockhampton Regional Council. Part of the 2014 See It Live Theatre Season.

PILBEAM THEATRE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER AT 7.30PM


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Morning Melodies: Up Close and Personal withRhonda BurchmoreRhonda Burchmore will get ‘up close and personal’ with her Morning Melodies concert at the Pilbeam Theatre. One of Australia’s most recognisable music theatre stars, Rhonda will relive precious musical moments of her sparkling career.

Rhonda has performed in many much-loved musicals, including Mame, Annie Get Your Gun, Guys & Dolls and Mamma Mia, and has even ventured into the classics, performing in Iolanthe with the Victorian Opera. She has worked alongside internationals such as Mickey Rooney, Anne Miller, Broadway performer Eddy Bracken and Anthony Newley in Stop the World I want To Get Off.

Presented by Rockhampton Regional Council and Bolsover Radiology.

PILBEAM THEATRE MONDAY 13 OCTOBER AT 11AM

A $19, P $17, AFOT $18, PFOT $16, G10+P $16, RA $18, RP $16

‘3’ Exhibit ionThe third annual exhibition of the Capricornia Printmakers Inc. investigates the concept of macro/micro. 18 artists from the Capricornia region will respond with their individual interpretation of the theme in a wide variety of print mediums. This exhibition features members of Capricornia Printmakers as well as other local artists.Free entry. All work available for sale. Learn to print workshops for children and adults to be held on 25-26 October.

WALTER REID CULTURAL CENTRE GALLERY

16 - 26 OCTOBER 2014OFFICIAL OPENING FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER FROM 6PM

Morning Tea Supplied by


MADD (Music, Art, Drama, Dance)Music, Art, Dance and Drama is Rockhampton High School’s night to showcase the vast array of talents within the school from both the performing and visual arts students. Come along for a great night of entertainment, filled with singing, dancing, acting and musical items – all of the highest standards. The highlight of the evening will be the presentation of the dance production A Night At The Movies, a visual spectacular involving over 200 high school students from the schools music, drama and dance troupes, as well as students from Allenstown, The Hall, Stanwell and Bajool primary schools. A night not to be missed.

Grammar School Music Festival The Rockhampton Grammar School Music Festival is on again in 2014 with many exceptional performances by primary and secondary school students. Some of the highlights of this year’s festival include musical vocal items from the senior choir, chamber choir and the primary choirs, the memorable signing choirs, primary jazz ensemble, small jazz ensemble, stage band, big band, symphonic band, concert bands, string orchestra, middle school strings, orchestra, primary rock band and an assortment of talented student soloists.

PILBEAM THEATRE

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER AT 7PM

Twil ight Handmade ExpoBrowse the many markets stalls displaying and selling all original handmade products. This special Twilight Expo is a trial, so come along and enjoy!


SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER 3PM TO 8PM

FREE ENTRY

PILBEAM THEATRE

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER 2014 6:30 PM

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Anh Do – The Happiest Refugee l ive!Anh Do’s bestselling book The Happiest Refugee has made readers laugh and cry, and was described by Russell Crowe as ‘the most surprising and inspiring read I have had in years.’ Anh’s new stage show takes it a step further, combining stand-up comedy with real life stories, photos and filmed pieces to retell his amazing story. When one of Australia’s most talented comedians delves deep into his own life’s joys and sorrows, the result is an unforgettable night at the theatre that leaves an audience uplifted and quite simply experiencing...happiness.

PILBEAM THEATRE

SATURDAY 25 OCTOBER AT 8PM

A $49.90, P $46.90, SC $46.90, Y $46.90, S $46.90, G10+A $46.90EA.

TRANSACTION FEESTicket transaction fees may apply to purchases. For internet purchases, these fees will be detailed on the page prior to you completing your transaction. For telephone purchases, Box Office staff will advise you of the applicable fees. Fees are based on your method of payment and the specific event you are attending and may differ from one event to another. Cash sales in person at the Box Office will not incur transaction fees.



SATURDAY 25 OCTOBER



The Rockhampton Musical Union presentsLegal ly Blonde.Harvard’s beloved blonde takes the stage by pink storm in this fun, upbeat musical about self-discovery. Based on the adored movie, Legally Blonde: The Musical stays true to form with a peppy score and playful book.

Elle Woods appears to have it all. Her life is turned upside-down, however, when her boyfriend dumps her so he can start getting serious about his life and attend Harvard Law School. Determined to get him back, Elle uses her charm to get herself into the same venerable institution. While struggling to do well at school and get her boyfriend back, Elle learns something about herself and her potential to change the world.

Exhibit ion Royal Queensland Art Society will hold an exhibition titled Passions from the Palette at the Walter Reid Cultural Centre in October-November. Included in the exhibition is the Mi Art Palette Knife Challenge. The paintings in this competition must be original and done using only a palette knife. The winner will be announced at the opening by Cr Rose Swadling on Friday 31 October at 6:30pm. All welcome. All works for sale.

PILBEAM THEATRE

FRIDAY 31 OCTOBER AT 7.30PMSATURDAY 1 NOVEMBER AT 7.30PMSUNDAY 2 NOVEMBER AT 1.30PM

A $47, P (AGED) $40, CSC $40, S $40, J (3-17 YEARS) $33, F $138, AFOT $44, PFOT $37.


FRIDAY 31 OCTOBER TO SUNDAY 9 NOVEMBER, 10AM TO 4PM

FREE ENTRY

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Bangarra Dance Theatre’s KINSHIPRekindling the Aboriginal culture of

Australia, internationally acclaimed

Bangarra Dance Theatre presents

an original and breathtaking

theatrical experience: Kinship by

award-winning choreographer

Stephen Page.

Kinship opens with Brolga, a

creation story inspired by the

totemic systems in Australian

Aboriginal culture, where every

person is assigned a creature

totem related to their clan. Set in North East Arnhem Land, a young

girl ventures out before sunset and finds herself on a brolga feeding

ground. As she is challenged by her totemic temptation, she takes us

on a journey of exploring relationships between humans and creatures,

reflecting on the intrinsic spirituality of the natural world.

The performance continues with ID, investigating what it means to

be Aboriginal in the 21st century, asking important questions of

identity. In a series of dramatic and humorous observations, Stephen

Page contemplates human nature in modern society where skin colour

can drive perceptions rather than embracing differences. This bold

dance theatre work celebrates the resilience of Australian Aboriginal

culture in both its traditional and contemporary forms. Presented by

Rockhampton Regional Council. Part of the 2014 See It Live Theatre

Season.

PILBEAM THEATRE

THURSDAY 6 NOVEMBER AT 7.30PM

A $56, P $52, AFOT $52, PFOT $49, RA $52, RP $49, CSC $52, G10+A (OVER 35 YEARS) $52, TEACHER GROUP

(OVER 35 YEARS) $40.

TO CELEBRATE THE PILBEAM THEATRE’S 35TH BIRTHDAY, ANYONE 35 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER PAYS JUST $1 FOR EVERY YEAR OF YOUR AGE. FOR EXAMPLE IF YOU ARE 21 YEARS OLD, YOU PAY $21 FOR A TICKET. CONDITIONS APPLY.


Walter Reid Cultural Centre Tenant InformationThe following groups have club rooms and facilities in the Walter Reid Cultural Centre. For information on the activities conducted by these groups, please contact the groups direct.

Group Room Contact Phone

Capricornia PottersGroup 2-5 Tricia Greinke 4928 5427

CQ ContemporaryArtists 1-4 Carmen Beezley-Drake 4927 6117

Fibre Arts 1-7 Sue Angus 4926 7249

Patch Happy Circle 1-1 Dawn Mahoney 4928 1854

RockhamptonChamber Music Society 1-3 Michelle Ilott 4928 2232

RockhamptonEisteddfod Association 1-2 Cheryle Fall 4927 2036

RockhamptonEmbroiderers Guild 1-1 Ros McKendry 4928 8754

Rockhampton LittleTheatre CAGE Vicki Cope 0412 336 450

RockhamptonLapidary Club 1-8 Rob Fry 0427 741 500

RockhamptonPhotography Club 1-9 Phil Austin 0409 586 577

Rockhampton RailwayModellers Assoc 1-6 Bruce Russell 4933 2035

Rockhampton YouthOrchestra 1-5 Michelle Ilott 4928 2232

Royal QueenslandArt Society 1-1 Lyn Howard 4928 6319

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Contact detai lsRockhampton Venues and Events is a business unit of Rockhampton Regional Council.

Administration OfficePilbeam Theatre, 2 Cambridge Street. PO Box 1860 Rockhampton 4700. Ticketing Ph 4927 4111 Administration Ph 4924 5600Fax 4924 5633www.venuesandevents.com.au

Events CALENDAR

PT = Pilbeam Theatre RSP = Riverside Park O = Other Venue RSG=Rockhampton Showgrounds

HV = Heritage Village

SEPT 6 Plush Dust Cocktail Party O 6 Handmade Expo RSG 6 The Afro Sound of the Seychelles PT 6-7 Rockhampton Kennel Club Dog Show RSG 7 Queensland Pops Orchestra 30th Anniversary Concert PT 12-13 The Little Mermaid Jr PT 12-14 CQU Creates 2014 WRCC 13 Speedway RSG 20-21 Rockhampton Kennel Club Dog Show RSG 20 Twilight Handmade Expo RSG 20 Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase PT 24 Circus Oz 2014: But Wait There’s More PT 25-5 OCT Dance Festival PT 26 Barry Morgan’s World of Organs WRCC 26 Twilight Movie O

OCT 1-13 Central Queensland Contemporary Artists Exhibition WRCC 3 Twilight Movie: Monsters University O 4 Speedway RSG 7 Bell Shakespeare’s Henry V PT 8 Black Diggers Simulcast PT 11 Queensland Ballet’s Cinderella PT 11 Handmade Expo RSG 13 Morning Melodies: Rhonda Burchmore PT 16-26 ‘3’ Exhibition WRCC 17 Music, Art, Drama, Dance PT 18 Grammar School Music Festival PT 18 Twilight Handmade Expo RSG 25 Anh Do – The Happiest Refugee PT 25 Speedway RSG 31-2 Nov Legally Blonde PT 31-9 Nov RQAS Exhibition WRCC

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