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The Comedy Circuit Last Day
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The Comedy Circuit

Event Date: 21/11/2018, 08:00 pm

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If there is 1 show you see in Sydney in November this is the one with the hilarious Emma Zammit, Chris Radburn and David Smiedt.

Chris has been seen on The Footy Show, Last Comic Standing, The Comedy Channel and Comedy Festivals nationally. This show is also not to be missed as we know their are some very special International Guests who are going to jump and do a guest spot but we can't tell you who they are.

So will you be one of the lucky ones to experience this one off night.
Book Now if you can still get a ticket!!
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Location:
The Bayview Hotel @ 166 Victoria Road,
Gladesville New South Wales,2111
Location:
The Bayview Hotel @ 166 Victoria Road,
Gladesville New South Wales,2111
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Phone Number: 98172632
Boy Out Of The Country - Sydney Premiere
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Boy Out Of The Country - Sydney Premiere

Event Date: 24/11/2018, 07:00 pm

There's more to land than real estate. There's more to family than DNA.
A fast, funny and darkly observant look at family, urban development and the progress of life, Felix Nobis’ Boy Out of the Country will have its Sydney premiere for two performances only at the new Pioneer Theatre this November 24.

A family property is suddenly zoned as part of a regional housing estate to accommodate an ever-increasing urban sprawl. At this moment of shifting economies, and loyalties, Hunter returns from a seven-year absence. Finding his boyhood house boarded up and his mother in aged care, Hunter goes in search of answers.

And he starts with his brother Gordon.

Presented as the premiere work at the inaugural Pioneer Play Festival by theatre makers Company of Rogues, Nobis’ ‘Boy’ is a bush ballad for contemporary life, written in vernacular verse reminiscent of the poetic tradition of Banjo Patterson.

Here, old Australia meets new Australia. A country cop comes to terms with rapid social change, a backyard is less important than extra bedrooms, and technology has the potential to unearth old family secrets. For Hunter and Gordon, sibling rivalry and childhood nostalgia collide with unexpected consequences.

The debut work for Director Erica Lovell, co-directed by Goldele Rayment, this new production features a stellar cast including Brendan Miles (A Place to Call Home), Tom Harwood (Things Not to do After a Break Up), Jason Glover (Van Dieman's Land), Jeannie Gee (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), and Amelia Robertson-Cuninghame (Anatomy of an Offence, Love Child).

“A play infused with the vitality of Aussie idiom and melodrama, that crackles with understatement and wit.” Cameron Woodhead, The Age

“Mr Nobis’s writing is a particular kind of brilliant… Nobis’s command of ‘vernacular verse’ is faultless” Stage Whispers

A story of land, family and belonging, Boy Out of the Country emerged from the Melbourne Theatre Company Affiliate Writers Scheme and was awarded the R. E. Ross Trust Script Development Award.
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Location:
Level 2 Hickson Road,
The Rocks New South Wales,2000
Location:
Level 2 Hickson Road,
The Rocks New South Wales,2000
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Phone Number: 0420983559

What Santa Does Other Days Of The Year
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What Santa Does Other Days Of The Year

Event Date: 24/11/2018, 11:00 am

A Christmas show for all the family
It is the day after Christmas and Santa has received in the mail a brochure about the latest in electric sleds. While the other reindeer are off on holidays Juniper and Snowflake, who are renovating the stables due to their fear of flying, are inadvertently told by Alf the Elf that Santa has gone ahead and ordered the new electric sled.

Fearing they are facing unemployment the two Reindeer decide to take action by writing to the newspapers to tell them that Santa's visit is cancelled.

But Santa all along has had a different reason for ordering the electric sled, so, the reindeer don't go on strike and Christmas does not have to be cancelled. Santa Claus then reminds us of the real reason for Christmas.
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The Genesian Theatre,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
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The Genesian Theatre,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
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Phone Number: 0425228209

What Santa Does Other Days Of The Year Last Day
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What Santa Does Other Days Of The Year

Event Date: 24/11/2018, 11:00 am

A Christmas show for all the family
It is the day after Christmas and Santa has received in the mail a brochure about the latest in electric sleds. While the other reindeer are off on holidays Juniper and Snowflake, who are renovating the stables due to their fear of flying, are inadvertently told by Alf the Elf that Santa has gone ahead and ordered the new electric sled.

Fearing they are facing unemployment the two Reindeer decide to take action by writing to the newspapers to tell them that Santa's visit is cancelled.

But Santa all along has had a different reason for ordering the electric sled, so, the reindeer don't go on strike and Christmas does not have to be cancelled. Santa Claus then reminds us of the real reason for Christmas.
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The Genesian Theatre,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
Location:
The Genesian Theatre,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
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Phone Number: 0425228209
A Baroque Christmas - Sydney
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A Baroque Christmas - Sydney

Event Date: 24/11/2018, 02:30 pm

Magnificent! Transporting! Phenomenal!” - Schwäbische Zeitung
The Australian Chamber Choir is set to thrill audiences in Sydney and Melbourne this Christmas season
with a program of Baroque ‘hits’ to bring seasonal joy to music lovers of all tastes.

Starting in Sydney 24 November in the atmospheric locale and spectacular acoustic of St Mary’s Cathedral Crypt,
the choir continues with four performances in Victoria. At St Andrew’s in Brighton on 8 December,
the audience can experience the results of an acoustic refurbishment that makes heavenly voices sound truly celestial!

In Europe across the centuries, Christmas has been a time when serious composers would compete
to write music with the maximum popular appeal for adults and children alike.
This program represents a “pick of the pops” by the Australian Chamber Choir’s director, Douglas Lawrence:
Bach (In dulci jubilo, Singet dem Herren, O Jesulein süss), Gabrieli, Praetorius, Sweelinck, Schütz and Scheidt.
Douglas Lawrence OAM, a world-class organist, established the ACC in 2007. In its young life, the Choir has already toured Europe six times, giving some hundred concerts to rapturous sell-out audiences and winning unqualified critical acclaim.
With a reputation for its “lucidly articulated” performances of Bach’s Motets, the choir has performed several times in Bach’s church, St Thomas’, Leipzig, including in the Bach Organ Festival.
In 2015, it was hailed in the Danish press under the heading “Australian Choir in the Super League”
and recognized as an honorary life member of Denmark’s oldest classical music festival, the Sorø International.
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Location:
Crypt of St Mary's Cathedral, College Street,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
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Crypt of St Mary's Cathedral, College Street,
Sydney New South Wales,2000
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Phone Number: +44299553000
Website URL: www.auschoir.org

CRANSTON CUP Semi Final
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CRANSTON CUP Semi Final

Event Date: 18/11/2018, 05:00 pm

Australia's ultimate comedy smack-down!
For over thirty years, the start of the Sydney summer has been marked by the biggest improvised comedy show in Australia.
Six teams of the fastest, finest and funniest improvisers in the country, pit their wits against each other to get their hands on the biggest, ugliest, most prized trophy in competitive comedy… the two metre-high Cranston Cup. This is the first of 2 semi-finals before it comes to a head on Sunday 2 December at the Enmore Theatre for the Grand Final.

Born of humble beginnings in 1985, this wildly popular ‘cult’ impro-comedy show now attracts performers from around the nation and has helped launch the careers of a multitude of well-known actors, comics and comedy writer including Julia Zemiro, Shaun Micallef,
Andrew Denton, Susie Youssef, Steen Raskopoulos, Andrew O’Keefe, Adam Spencer, Ed Kavalee and Rob Carlton.

This year is no different, and features both veteran players and the freshest of comedy faces
including champion high school and university teams who have fought their way through the qualifying rounds!

Already confirmed for the final are Mission Improvable 3 (Elliot Ulm, Jestika Chand & Rachael Colquhoun-Fairweather) and PG13, the intermediate high school team from Newington College – the first ever school team to make a Cranston Grand!
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Location:
Italian Forum, 23 Norton Street,
Leichhardt New South Wales,2040
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Italian Forum, 23 Norton Street,
Leichhardt New South Wales,2040
SEUSSICAL Jr
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SEUSSICAL Jr

Event Date: 16/11/2018, 07:30 pm

Lane Cove Theatre Company’s annual children’s production delves into the magical world of Dr Seuss
Seussical Jr is the award-winning hit Broadway show that brings many characters of the universally-loved children’s author into a fun, tuneful and toe-tapping musical about loyalty, friendship and the power of imagination.

Local theatre legend Trent Gardiner (The Snow Queen, Cinderella, King Arthur, Pinocchio) brings Seussical Jr lovingly to the Lane Cove stage. Horton the Elephant, the Cat in the Hat, Yertle the Turtle and all of your favourite Dr. Seuss characters spring to life
in a fantastical musical extravaganza from Tony-winners, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty (Anastasia, Once on this Island).

Friendship, family and community are challenged but ultimately emerge triumphant in this unforgettable musical caper boasting a large cast of talented youngsters from across the north and north-west of Sydney.
Directed by Trent Gardiner with musical director Chelsea Taylor, choreographer Emma Ashley and assistant director Sarah Edwards,
Seussical Jr stars Josie Segal as Horton, Jeremy Segal as the Cat in the Hat, Leah Francis as Gertrude McFuzz,
Madeleine Biddle as Mayzie LaBird, Hugo Allen as JoJo, Alexei Belchenko & Haydon Ashley as Mr and Mrs Mayor,
Arnav Kapoor, Benjamin Walsh, Harry McMahon & Owen Emeleus as the Wickersham Brothers,
Holly Miller, Valeria Gonzalez-Lopez, Charlotte Pugh & Eve Emeleus as the Bird Girls,
Piper Kup-Ferroth as Sour Kangaroo, Rodney Stewart (the only adult in the show!) as Yertle the Turtle,
Daniel Timmins as the Grinch, plus an ensemble of Grace Patterson, Zara Gurney, Isobel Dias, Eloise Cardew,
Daniel Rees, Scarlett O’Connor, Natalie Shaw and Samantha Beregi.
Playing 16 Nov - 1 Dec
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Location:
St Aidan’s Performance Space, 1 Christina Street,
Longueville New South Wales,2066
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St Aidan’s Performance Space, 1 Christina Street,
Longueville New South Wales,2066
Broadway Board
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Event Date: 16/11/2018, 07:30 pm

The final play in Neil Simon’s quasi-autobiographical trilogy
“Maybe I don’t have to become a writer. I’ll just set up seats in the living room.”

The final play in Neil Simon’s quasi-autobiographical trilogy (preceded by Brighton Beach Memoirs and Biloxi Blues) continues the story of young Eugene Jerome, an aspiring comedy writer with dreams of a career in radio.

It’s 1949 and Eugene and his brother-cum-writing partner are stuck in the wilds of Brooklyn, with their increasingly remote father, disillusioned mother, and unreconstructed socialist grandfather. Meanwhile, their mother’s sister, who has ‘married well’ and now lives the good live on Park Avenue – a betrayal of her working-class roots in the eyes of her father – is attempting to reconcile her and Kate’s parents.

Life in this hard-scrabble, working-class Jewish household is an incessant round of baiting and bickering. But when the boys use their family as fodder for their comedy scripts, they learn early lessons in compassion and artistic integrity.

Simon’s reverie is bittersweet and nostalgic, but never sentimental. He chart’s Eugene’s coming-of-age and the family dynamics with truth, humanity and great humour.

“Simon may be the greatest comedy writer of the 20th century” Chicago Critic

Plays 13 Nov - 15 Dec
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Location:
New Theatre, King Street,
Newtown New South Wales,2042
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New Theatre, King Street,
Newtown New South Wales,2042
Calendar Girls By Tim Firth
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Calendar Girls By Tim Firth

Event Date: 16/11/2018, 07:30 pm

A Hunters Hill Theatre production that'll knock your socks off!
A ‘maturing’ group of ladies from the local Women's Institute is desperately looking to raise money for leukaemia awareness.

They come up with the idea of posing for an ‘alternative’ calendar – with just a little help from strategically placed cupcakes and flower pots!

This sentimental play, based on a true story, is full of heart and, well, just a little bare-faced cheek.

***Don't miss this limited run of only 8 performances!***

Hunters Hill Theatre is proudly supporting the Australian Cancer Research Foundation and The Concord Hospital Survivorship Centre with this production of Calendar Girls.
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Location:
22 Alexandra Street,
Hunters Hill New South Wales,2110
Location:
22 Alexandra Street,
Hunters Hill New South Wales,2110
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Phone Number: 02 9879 7765

Company
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Event Date: 14/11/2018, 08:00 pm

The Depot Theatre @ Limelight on Oxford presents Tony Award winning modern musical classic
On the night of his 35th birthday, Robert struggles to think of a wish to make as he blows out his birthday candles. Over a series of dinner parties, first dates, and thoughtful conversations, he attempts to understand what it means to be married and begins to make sense of his own persistent bachelorhood. This ground breaking musical masterpiece is a mature, intelligent and wildly funny look at relationships, vulnerability and ‘being alive.’
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Location:
LIMELIGHT ON OXFORD, 231 Oxford St,
Darlinghurst New South Wales,2010
Location:
LIMELIGHT ON OXFORD, 231 Oxford St,
Darlinghurst New South Wales,2010
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