Glasshouse Season 2012

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WELCOME TO SEASON 2012 This is your Glasshouse, your season and your journey.

It is you – the audience – that has the power to make the Glasshouse Theatre come to life.

Without you, the theatre is simply a magnificent room – but you have the power to make the onstage world real... as the house lights dim, transcend your daily life, use your imagination to take a theatrical journey and travel into the world on stage!

I hope Season 2012 transports you to many different places. Places of joy, laughter, reflection, poignancy and sheer entertainment.

The Glasshouse has an exciting year ahead so come with us on the adventure.

In 2012 you will see some great changes... ... you want more shows!

Season 2012 gives you more choices than ever before, bringing you comedy, dance, drama, music and great family entertainment. ... you want cheaper tickets.

In 2012 all our shows, except for our three special premium shows, are under $40! ... you want to sit where you want.

All Glasshouse Theatre seats are great so no more seating restrictions. Just one great price no matter where you choose to sit! So get in early! ... subscribers should save more.

No matter if you are an adult, a concession card holder or under 21, if you subscribe you save 12% off normal ticket prices.

Come join me on a unique Glasshouse adventure.

It has never been easier. With more great shows and more great savings than ever before, now is the time to subscribe and get the most out of your Glasshouse.

With so much on offer I encourage you to escape your daily life and take a journey with your heart and soul in 2012.

Choose your subscription season and create your own path... seek out the shows that make you laugh, sing, dance, think and feel... choose the familiar and be inspired to try something new.

... whatever you choose, enjoy your journey at your Glasshouse.

Belinda Gibson Program Manager – Performing Arts

“The Glasshouse is one of the most beautiful venues I’ve seen certainly in Australia, but also around the world” Richard Evans Chief Executive, Sydney Opera House

THE OPEN HOUSE PROJECT The Open House Project is a ground breaking three year cultural partnership (2012 – 2015) between the Glasshouse, Port Macquarie and Sydney Opera House.

The first of its kind in Australia, the Project’s purpose is to deepen cultural engagement, broaden educational reach and learning, and forge new experiences and connections between two great creative hubs in NSW. The Open House Project will bring acclaimed productions from the Sydney Opera House to the Glasshouse, providing cultural experiences previously only available to metropolitan audiences.

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOU Across the year up to 20 Sydney Opera House programs and performances will transfer from the stages of the Sydney Opera House direct to the Glasshouse, kicking off with family favourite Angelina Ballerina’s Big Audition appearing on stage at the Glasshouse on 3-4 January 2012.

The 2012 program will also include international headline acts from the Just for Laughs and Vivid LIVE festivals.

For the first time ever an audience outside of the Sydney Opera House will see live digital feeds from the Festival of Dangerous Ideas and the Ideas at the House talks series. Sit back with a glass of wine in your Glasshouse and join in these exclusive events happening on stage at the Sydney Opera House!

We have also secured a line up of amazing musical performers coming from the Sydney Opera House Utzon Music Series.

Coming to perform live on stage will be artists from the Australian Chamber Orchestra in Satu & Friends, the world’s pre-eminent dramatic soprano Deborah Voight and one of this generation’s leading pianists from London, Paul Lewis.

As these events are finalised, Glasshouse subscribers will be the first to know when these shows go on sale – and of course will get special offers and great deals! Another great reason to subscribe.

“Original, invigorating and wonderous, SYNCOPATION will sweep you into its magic and leave you dancing on air!� theatrepeople.com image features original cast

SYNCOPATION

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CRITICAL STAGES and THE FOLLIES COMPANY production

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SYNCOPATION is a smashhit fusion of comedy, drama, romance and ballroom dancing set in the exciting, electric rush of New York City in 1912.

From the moment Anna summons up the courage to answer the ad, sparks fly. As Anna and Henry take their first steps together they embark on a journey that will transform their lives.

They dance, urged on by the jazzy rhythms and haunting melodies of Gershwin, Joplin and Berlin. The beautiful story of Henry and Anna takes flight, soaring in amazing ballroom routines choreographed by Dancing with the Stars choreographer/dancer Mark Hodge and under the direction of Broadway’s Tony Award-nominated Stephen Lloyd Helper.

Wednesday 7 March 8:00pm 135 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

Thursday 8 March 11:00am & 8:00pm 135 minutes, includes 20 minute interval CREATIVE CREDITS Cast includes: Emma Palmer Director: Stephen Lloyd Helper (Fiddler on the Roof, Smokey Joe’s Café) Choreographer: Mark Hodge (Dancing with the Stars, Moulin Rouge) Designer: Adrienne Chisolm Sound Designer: Darrin Verhagen

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Henry Ribolow is a Jewish meatpacker crazy with a dream of becoming a ballroom dancer, and desperate for a dance partner. Anna Bianchi, an Italian Catholic seamstress, is dissatisfied with her life until she spots a curious ad in the paper: “Give your life a lift. Wanted: A Dance Partner to dance for royalty.”

“… a likable, gregarious character for whom it’s easy to feel sympathy... This engaged and energetic man, has a knack, a talent, for finding the essential even in the seemingly trivial; the universal in popular culture, as much as in literature or high art.” Curtain Call

Photographer: Mel Koutchavalis

WISH I’D SAID THAT

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‘all the world may be a stage’ but not everyone is a star.

Joe Bleakley is a ‘retired’ actor who reached for the stars but never got much further than mediocrity. Recently arrived in the Foggadieu Retirement Village, Joe decides that he will stage a performance for the other residents and puts together a selection of his favourite speeches from some of the great roles he never got to play.

Throughout the course of this one-man show, you will be treated to excerpts from King Lear, Teahouse of the August Moon, and nuggets of wisdom from Neil Simon, Eugene O’Neill and Oscar Hammerstein II. In between we learn of Joe’s troubled relationship with his daughter, his two failed marriages and his disappointment at never having quite ‘made it’ as an actor. All peppered with humorous anecdotes, jokes, songs and observations about life, family and getting older.

Friday 9 March 8:00pm 90 minutes, no interval

Saturday 10 March 2:00pm & 8:00pm 90 minutes, no interval CREATIVE CREDITS Designer: Graham Maclean Lighting Designer: Scott Allan Music accompaniment: Michael Bartholomei

Audience advice: minimal strobe lighting

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Henri Szeps, of Mother & Son fame, brings us the touching and hilarious, Wish I’d Said That, which proves that ‘all the world may be a stage’ but not everyone is a star.

“a closely observed social-satirical-topical drama… a finely crafted plot from a master. …an affirmation of human values that runs through all of Williamson’s works.” The Australian

LET THE SUNSHINE

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A production by Christine Harris & HIT Productions

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Written by David Williamson

Attempting to escape a scandal in Sydney, Toby, a documentary filmmaker, arrives in Noosa with his wife Ros to discover that the quaint fishing village of youthful memory is now filled with the sort of wealthy Sydney-siders he hoped to leave behind.

A short acquaintance with the right-wing Ron and Natasha becomes a long-term problem when his slacker son and their highly strung daughter hit it off.

“Many would argue that few have contributed more to our thinking about ourselves than David Williamson.” George Negus

Friday 25 May 8:00pm 145 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

Saturday 26 May 8:00pm 145 minutes, includes 20 minute interval CREATIVE CREDITS Playwright: David Williamson Producer: Christine Harris & HIT Productions Director: Denis Moore Designer: Shaun Gurton Lighting Designer: Nick Merrylees Costume Designer: Adrienne Chisholm Cast includes: Peter Phelps Audience advice: strong language and adult themes

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Part Romeo & Juliet, part Meet the Parents... Let the Sunshine is a comedic gem from Australia’s most successful playwright, David Williamson.

Melbourne International

Comedy

Festival roadshow

“The Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow has such chalk and cheese personalities delivering such a wide assortment of gags, it has everyone’s humour covered” The Sunday Times, WA

MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL ROADSHOW The Melbourne International Comedy Festival is one of the three largest comedy festivals in the world, alongside Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Montreal’s Just for Laughs Festival.

Offering a selection of Australian, international and special guest comedians, the Roadshow is literally all the best bits of the Comedy Festival condensed into the one ‘all killer, no filler’ travelling event — and it’s heading to Port Macquarie in June!

In its 14th year, Roadshow plans to connect with even more comedy fans than ever before and share the kind of humour that’s had Melbourne weeping with laughter. More than 300 shows contained in one — you can’t get better value than that.

Saturday 16 June 8:00pm 110 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

Sunday 17 June 2:00pm 110 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

Audience advice: strong language, adult themes, not suitable for children under 15.

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Stuffing one of the world’s largest comedy festivals into the one show is no easy feat, but the Melbourne International Comedy Festival has done just that with Roadshow 2012.

Vulnerable, feisty and in full bloom, these gals are everything - except old!

A CDP production

BIDDIES Now it’s time to hear from the ladies, as some of Australia’s most beloved actresses bring this delightful new comedy to the stage.

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...

You’ll laugh till you cry.

Tuesday 19 June 8:00pm 120 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

Wednesday 20 June 2:00pm 120 minutes, includes 20 minute interval CREATIVE CREDITS Playwright: Don Reid Director: Wayne Harrison CAST includes Maggie Blinco Annie Byron Jeanie Drynan Donna Lee Linden Wilkinson

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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.

“...excellent... see this show...”

The Age online

BEYOND THE THRESHOLD presents

WHAT A MAN’S GOTTA DO Written and performed by Andrew Horabin

What’s a man gotta do to be a man in Port Macquarie?

When Adam’s Bucks spills out of a strip joint and right into Lucy’s Hens, there’s trouble. She says he’s never gonna grow up. Adam protests. Lucy gives him 24 hours — prove you’re a man by this time tomorrow night or it’s off.

Thursday 19 July 7:30pm 90 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

What’s he gonna do? What’s a man gotta do to be a man?

Seriously funny, moving and true, Adam’s story will have you asking what it means to be a man in Port Macquarie. The themes are serious. The show is a hilarious musical comedy. The combination is powerful.

Find out what a man’s gotta do to be a man in Port Macquarie.

Audience advice: adult themes and coarse language (not suitable for under 16s)

The Australian Government is proud to be associated with this tour through the national performing arts touring program, Playing Australia, which gives Australians across the country the opportunity to see some of our best performing arts.

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Spend a night with comedian and award-winning songwriter Andrew Horabin laughing about sex, work, marriage, mateship, booze, coming of age, being a Dad and getting old without necessarily growing up.

A heroic struggle for a meaningful life amidst the turmoil of change.

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DIVING FOR PEARLS

Diving for Pearls is the story of working-class couple, Barbara and Den. In love and facing the challenges and responsibilities of middle-age, they gamely confront pressing issues in their personal and working lives as their small coastal town transforms itself from an old industrial town to a brave new world of resorts and plush hotels.

In the midst of a shifting industrial landscape, with its buzz words of ‘restructuring’, ‘redeployment’ and ‘redundancy’, Barbara and Den are desperately trying to carve out decent lives for themselves.

At times confronting, this play is balanced with trademark Aussie humour that springs from people facing difficult circumstances and trying to forge a path to a better future.

This is a uniquely Australian story about the shifting landscape of our coastal towns and a reminder of how lucky we are to live in Port Macquarie. “... A Pearler for current times... one of the 10 best plays in the country...”

Gail Kavanagh, Time Out.

Friday 7 September 8:00pm 145 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

Saturday 8 September 2:00pm & 8:00pm 145 minutes, includes 20 minute interval CREATIVE CREDITS Playwright: Katherine Thomson Producer: Christine Harris & HIT Productions Director: Denis Moore Designer: Shaun Gurton Lighting Designer: Richard Vabre Costume Designer: Adrienne Chisholm Composer: Andrew Pendlebury CAST Den: Kevin Harrington Ron: Christopher Bunworth Barbara: Heather Bolton Marge: Catherine Hill Verge: TBA Audience advice: strong language and adult themes

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In Diving for Pearls, Katherine Thomson explores hope, loss, ambition, greed and the triumph of character in adversity.

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A clever wife knows when to make changes... ...outfit changes that is.

BELL SHAKESPEARE presents

THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES This is the story of a man with a problem...

He wants desperately to get married but is afraid that a smart woman will cheat on him. His ingenious solution? Enlist the help of a local convent to raise a girl so stupidly innocent that she won’t know the first thing about cheating — let alone the last. In his mind she will be ever-faithful.

The perfect wife. Or will she?

Are we all becoming too fixated with controlling our destiny? We want the perfect partner: smart, sexy, healthy, funny... but can we design a life for ourselves and have it all go according to plan?

Tuesday 9 October 8:00pm

Wednesday 10 October 11:00am CREATIVE CREDITS

By Molière Translated by Justin Fleming Director: Lee Lewis

Bell Shakespeare brings to life The School For Wives, one of Moliere’s finest comedies which has been rising eyebrows in comic disbelief for 350 years.

Don’t miss this beguiling comedy brimful with witty repartee and hilariously misguided decisions.

“The School For Wives is a comedic train-wreck of a love story that tangles innocence with arrogance — and the other way around.” Lee Lewis, Director.

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Is there any point or will fate and love always pop in and take over whenever they please?

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“Extraordinarily beautiful” The Daily Telegraph

Photographer: Jez Smith Performer: Charmene Yap

SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY presents

THE LAND OF YES & THE LAND OF NO Choreography by Rafael Bonachela

A sensuous work by Australia’s leading contemporary dance company.

Don’t miss this celebrated production which delivers all the physical precision and enthralling dance that dazzle Sydney Dance Company’s audiences from Shanghai to Venice.

ONE SHOW ONLY!

Beautifully wrought from the world of signs and symbols in our everyday lives, every exquisite movement picks out the irresistible intensity of Ezio Bosso’s score. The Company’s magnificent dancers will perform on a set of fluoro tubes and rich, constantly changing colours.

70 minutes, no interval

The Land of Yes & The Land of No premiered in Australia in 2011 and in 2012 comes to the Glasshouse for one performance only.

CREATIVE CREDITS Choreographer: Rafael Bonachela Music Composer: Ezio Bosso Production Designer: Alan Macdonald Lighting Designer: Guy Hoare Costume Designer: Theo Clinkard

PREMIUM SEASON 2012 SHOW

This sensual production has been heralded by audiences and critics as “a giant leap... imaginatively, musically and choreographically”.

Wednesday 11 July 8:00pm

Is opera’s favourite bad boy about to meet his match?

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OPERA AUSTRALIA’S OZ OPERA presents

DON GIOVANNI LOVE. BETRAYAL. PASSION. REVENGE.

The Don spends his days in the company of gorgeous women, fine food and the best champagne, and he’s ready to add more women to his catalogue of conquests but this time his dalliances are not going entirely to plan. The abandoned Elvira is trying to track him down, Donna Anna wants to avenge the death of her father (which Giovanni may have had something to do with), and Zerlina just wants to get married without the Don’s amorous interference... or does she?

But something more sinister is waiting just around the corner. Is opera’s favourite bad boy about to meet his match?

Be swept up in the stylishly sexy decadence straight out of La Dolce Vita in Oz Opera’s new production of Mozart’s classic opera. Our smouldering Don will seduce you — watch out ladies!

Friday 17 August 7:30pm

Saturday 18 August 7:30pm

Monday 20 August 7:30pm CREATIVE CREDITS Director: Michael Gow Conductor: Tahu Matheson Designer: Robert Kemp Lighting Designer: Matt Scott Orchestral Reduction: Andrew Greene English Translation: Tony Legge Sung in English, performed with chamber orchestra

PREMIUM SEASON 2012 SHOW

He has stolen kisses and broken hearts, but has opera’s great Casanova gone a step too far? Find out in this exciting new production of Mozart’s classic masterpiece, directed by Michael Gow.

“After more than 20 years in the limelight, few companies remain as vital as Bangarra�.

Daily Telegraph, July 2010 Dancer: Leonard Mickelo Photographer: Jason Capobianco

BANGARRA DANCE THEATRE presents

OF EARTH & SKY “A double bill of two standout works... humbly beautiful and gently stirring” The Age, July 2010

Commissioned by Bangarra’s Artistic Director, Stephen Page, of earth & sky features the work of celebrated choreographer Frances Rings and the talented Daniel Riley McKinley.

Artefact, by Frances Rings, breathes life back into Aboriginal objects. It honours Indigenous symbols of ancient and modern rituals that hold great spiritual meaning and connection to place.

Riley by Daniel Riley McKinley, explores the cultural resilience of Indigenous Australians. It is a celebration of the life of Aboriginal photographer and film maker, the late Michael Riley, and his internationally acclaimed cloud photographs.

Saturday 1 December 8:00pm 100 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

Sunday 2 December 2:00pm 100 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

CREATIVE CREDITS Artistic Director: Stephen Page Choreographers: Frances Rings & Daniel Riley McKinley Composer: David Page Set Designer: Jacob Nash Costume Designer: Gabriela Tylesova Lighting Designer: Damien Cooper

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Bangarra Dance Theatre, Australia’s internationally acclaimed premier Indigenous performing arts company, has been creating spellbinding theatrical works of art since 1989. For the first time ever in Port Macquarie, the Glasshouse presents Bangarra Dance Theatre’s of earth & sky – two works inspired by old and new customs in a theatrical fusion of dance and visual art.

“Putting Tedeschi and Cooper together is like mixing nitro with glycerine — an explosion of musical virtuosity” James Morrison

SIMON TEDESCHI & IAN COOPER

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Saturday 11 February, 8:00pm 120 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

A mind-blowing evening of music.

BONUS SEASON 2012 SHOW

Famed classical pianist Simon Tedeschi and virtuoso jazz violinist Ian Cooper have an incomparable ability to perform the great classical repertoire as well as improvise on the coolest jazz.

Performing everything from Bach to the coolest, swingin’ jazz, these two masters will take the Glasshouse by storm with their consummate skill and love of performing.

Simon Tedeschi is a musical chameleon, known Australia-wide for his phenomenal artistry and technical wizardry. Ian Cooper has been dazzling audiences for decades, as a performer and raconteur in the spirit of Stephane Grappelli.

Don’t miss this musical sensation — you will be on your feet and calling for more.

Program includes works by Stephane Grappelli, Rachmaninoff, Mozart, Gershwin, Percy Grainger, Grieg, Saint Saëns, Django Reinhardt & Fats Waller.

“Elixir’s music is so spellbinding and intoxicating, a delightful privilege to witness in live performance.”

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Elixir perform their ARIA award winning album First Seed Ripening.

ARIA Award winning and platinum-selling vocalist extraordinaire Katie is joined in Elixir by guitarist Stephen Magnusson and saxophonist Zac Hurren and together they present an intimate evening of sublime, lyrical music.

BONUS SEASON 2012 SHOW

Katie Noonan’s sublime jazz trio of 14 years Elixir released their long-awaited second album First Seed Ripening in September 2011. The album subsequently spent over 10 weeks at No.1 on the Australian jazz chart and won the ARIA Award for Best Jazz Album.

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Sunday 3 June, 2:00pm 110 minutes, includes 20 minute interval

The Janet Seidel Trio is not to be missed. Enjoy a gentle afternoon of jazz with these superb musicians.

BONUS SEASON 2012 SHOW

Janet Seidel has an exquisite, gentle, and agile voice and honours each tune she sings, irrespective of whether it’s a classic standard, pop or novelty song. Janet enjoys a rare and enviable international reputation with 17 CDs released and in the Penguin Guide to Jazz on CD 2006 (UK) she is described as “Australia’s first lady of jazz”.

Performing with Chuck Morgan on guitar and her brother David on double bass, this trio has been well reviewed all over the world and are coming to the Glasshouse stage for an afternoon of jazz.

“I had heard so much about this delightful jazz star from Australia, but I was still not prepared for this awesome performance. I have never been so thrilled by a performer — this lady is amazing — such pure clean vocals!” New York’s Cabaret Hotline

“Every bit as funny, charming and innovative as The Gruffalo... everything good children’s theatre should be.” The List (UK) CDP presents Tall Stories’ magical musical adaptation of

THE GRUFFALO’S CHILD Saturday 24 March, 11:00am, 2:00pm & 4:00pm 50 minutes, no interval

Baed on the award-winning picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, published by Macmillan Children’s Books

But one wild and windy night the Gruffalo’s child ignores her father’s warning and tiptoes out into the snow. After all, the Big Bad Mouse doesn’t really exist... does he?

The team behind The Gruffalo return with this charming sequel. The Gruffalo’s Child brings together physical theatre, music and beautiful puppetry to deliver songs, laughs and scary fun for children aged 4 and up, and their adults...

BONUS SEASON 2012 SHOW

The Gruffalo said that no gruffalo should ever set foot in the deep dark wood...

A wonderfully silly story for kids from one of Australia’s best writers.

Illustrator – Stephen Michael King Monkey Baa’s

THE BUGALUGS BUM THIEF Thursday 7 June, 5:30pm Based on the book by Tim Winton 55 minutes, no interval

A fast-paced musical comedy that will make you laugh your bum off!

BONUS SEASON 2012 SHOW

The Bugalugs Bum Thief tells the hilarious tale of the town of Bugalugs, where the residents wake up one morning to find their buttocks missing!

Skeeta Anderson, along with his best mates Billy Marbles and Mick Misery, sets out to find the culprit. After much mayhem and madness, Skeeta finally unravels the mystery and Bugalugs returns to normal... well, almost.

Everyone has claimed the wrong bum!

Join Skeeta and his friends in this ripper adventure that will have you singing along to the catchy tunes and laughing your own bum off!

“More bounce than a bag full of baby bunnies” Herald Sun

Illustration© Frederick Warne & Co., 2012.

A Garry Ginivan Attraction

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PETER RABBIT CELEBRATING 110 YEARS! Saturday 11 August, 2:00pm 55 minutes, no interval

Published in 1902, The Tale of Peter Rabbit has transported countless children to Mr McGregor’s vegie patch for over a century; it’s set to reach a new generation with this classic stage production that kids will love! Adapted by Australian writer and award-winning producer Garry Ginivan and with an original score by Mark Jones, Happy Birthday Peter Rabbit seamlessly interweaves the tales of Peter Rabbit, Benjamin Bunny and Mr Tod, and is designed to delight children and adults alike.

Happy Birthday Peter Rabbit!

This production is licensed by Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd, Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd, is the sole owner of all rights, copyrights and trademarks in the Beatrix Potter character names and illustrations. www.peterrabbit.com.au

BONUS SEASON 2012 SHOW

Celebrate the 110th Anniversary of Beatrix Potter’s beloved classic with Happy Birthday Peter Rabbit, a mischievous musical about the world’s most loveable bunny.

GLASSHOUSE presents

SEASON 2012 DATES “THE SHOWS” SIMON TEDESCHI & IAN COOPER

Saturday 11 February

KATIE NOONAN

Wednesday 29 February 8:00pm

8:00pm

Wednesday 7 March

8:00pm

Thursday 8 March

11:00am & 8:00pm

Friday 9 March

8:00pm

Saturday 10 March

2:00pm & 8:00pm

Saturday 24 March

11:00am, 2:00pm & 4:00pm

Friday 25 May

8:00pm

Saturday 26 May

8:00pm

JANET SEIDEL - JAZZ IN JUNE

Sunday 3 June

2:00pm

THE BUGALUGS BUM THIEF

Thursday 7 June

5:30pm

MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL

Saturday 16 June

8:00pm

Sunday 17 June

2:00pm

Tuesday 19 June

8:00pm

Wednesday 20 June

2:00pm

SYNCOPATION WISH I’D SAID THAT THE GRUFFALO’S CHILD LET THE SUNSHINE

BIDDIES

THE LAND OF YES & THE LAND OF NO Wednesday 11 July

8:00pm

WHAT A MAN’S GOTTA DO

Thursday 19 July

7:30pm

PETER RABBIT

Saturday 11 August

2:00pm

Friday 17 August

7:30pm

Saturday 18 August

7:30pm

Monday 20 August

7:30pm

Friday 7 September

8:00pm

Saturday 8 September

2:00pm & 8:00pm

Tuesday 9 October

8:00pm

Wednesday 10 October

11:00am

Saturday 1 December

8:00pm

Sunday 2 December

2:00pm

OZ OPERA - DON GIOVANNI DIVING FOR PEARLS THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES BANGARRA - OF EARTH & SKY

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YOUR VISIT TO THE GLASSHOUSE Have a drink with us...

The Glasshouse Bar is open to the public one hour prior to every performance. You can pre-order your interval drinks. All Glasshouse venues are smoke free.

Are you a Friend of the Glasshouse? Our Friends receive a free drink voucher for each Season show – in addition to a range of other fabulous benefits. For more information about our Friends Program visit www.glasshouse.org.au

Don’t be late...

Make sure you arrive at least 20 minutes before a theatre show. Latecomers will not be permitted into the theatre until there is a suitable break in the performance.

Making it easier for you...

There is a drop-off zone located adjacent to the Glasshouse forecourt on the corner of Clarence & Hay Streets to make it easier for elderly or mobility impaired patrons to access the Glasshouse.

If you require wheelchair seating or have other specific requirements, please indicate this on your Season booking form – or call the Glasshouse Box Office.

For crying out loud...

If your little one is noisy, there is a crying room provided in the dress circle where you can see the performance and sound is provided via audio relay. If you would like to be seated near the crying room, please indicate this on the booking form.

Mobiles, cameras & recording equipment...

Due to copyright requirements photography or recording of any kind is not permitted in the theatre…and remember to PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR MOBILE PHONE as you enter the theatre.

Stay in touch...

The Glasshouse is always adding great new shows and events throughout the year.

Keep in touch with us via www.glasshouse.org.au, subscribe to our enewsletter or ‘like’ us on facebook to keep up-to-date with latest news and special offers. www.glasshouse.org.au www.facebook.com/glasshousepmq

KEY DATES TO REMEMBER Existing subscribers priority booking period 23 November 2011 - 11 December 2011

New subscribers subscription booking period 12 December 2011 - 3 January 2012

Single tickets on sale for all shows 4 January 2012 onwards

GLASSHOUSE THEATRE

Glasshouse Theatre Seating Plan

DOOR 1 LEVEL 1 STALLS ROWS A–O SEATS 1–16

DOOR 2 LEVEL 1 STALLS ROWS A–O SEATS 17–31

Stalls Boxes 25

2

BOX SOUTH

3

24

4

23

5

22

Dress Circle BOX NORTH 21

6

20

7 8

19 9

18 17

10 11

16

12 13

15 14

DOOR 3 LEVEL 3 BOXES & DRESS CIRCLE ROWS P–V SEATS 1–31

WHY SUBSCRIBE? SAVE MONEY

SWAP YOUR SHOW

Subscribers save 12% — it’s that simple!

Subscribers can plan ahead, so fill your diary with great theatre nights, knowing that if something comes up you can swap your tickets for another performance of the same production at no added cost. Our shows are so popular we can only do that for you up to two working days prior to the performance and only if seats are still available.

Every show you subscribe to, you save money! This year the savings get even better as we offer you subscriber price tickets to more shows than ever before.

Once you have picked six or more subscription shows, you can choose to buy tickets to our premium bonus shows at a subscriber price. Saving money is great!

SELECT YOUR SEATS Subscribers get a priority booking period. If you buy a subscription you can select your favourite seat before tickets for individual shows go on sale to the public. The earlier you book your subscription the more seats you have to choose from! Want to sit with friends?

No problem — just return your booking forms stapled together and we can allocate seats next to each other.

SECURE YOUR TICKETS Subscribers are offered first chance to buy tickets to shows so you know you have your seats secure. When one of our shows sell out and everyone else is scrambling for tickets you have your seats safely tucked away!

STAY IN TOUCH As a subscriber you find out about things first so you are always upto-date on what is happening at the Glasshouse. If special offers come our way we make sure our subscribers find out first!

SAVE YOURSELF THOSE SILLY MOMENTS We all have moments where we cannot find the house keys! If you are a subscriber and lose your tickets we will reprint them for you for free. Proof of identity is required so don’t lose your licence as well — we cannot help you with that! ... not interested in subscribing?

On 4 January 2012 all shows will be available to the public to buy single tickets for individual shows at General Public prices.

HOW TO SUBSCRIBE It is so easy — you just choose SIX OR MORE of the Season 2012 Subscription shows to become a subscriber.

Once you have done that you can add any of the Premium Season shows or Bonus Season shows that you want... ... More shows = more choices = more options for you to see what you want!

If you are not ready to buy these great additional shows straight away, that’s OK. We value you as a subscriber and you can access the subscriber prices for the additional Premium and Bonus shows at any time during the year, assuming tickets are available.

Just don’t leave it too long or your favourite seat might be gone or it might sell out!

If you want to subscribe, just tear out the form at the back of this booklet, choose your shows and your payment method and send it back to us.

If you are an existing subscriber we are delighted to give you a priority booking period from 23 November 2011 – 11 December 2012.

If you are not a subscriber but would like to get the great advantages and special prices subscribers get we are able to welcome you as a Glasshouse subscriber and take your completed forms from 12 December 2011 onwards.

If you only want tickets to single shows you can still book tickets to any of the great shows listed in this brochure from 4 January 2012 onwards, at General Public prices.

Let your journey begin!

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS GOVERNMENT SPONSORS

FOUNDING SPONSORS

THE ROSS FAMILY

PRINCIPAL SPONSORS

The Port Macquarie

our local newspaper

SUPPORTING SPONSORS

SUPPORTING PARTNERS

The Glasshouse is supported by the NSW Government through Arts NSW

Please note all details are correct at the time of printing. Events time, ticketing and other details can be subject to change. Please visit our website www.glasshouse.org.au for the most up-to-date information and latest events.

GLASSHOUSE Corner Clarence and Hay Streets Port Macquarie NSW 2444 Phone: (02) 6581 8888 Fax: (02) 6581 8107 Email: info@glasshouse.org.au Website: www.glasshouse.org.au

SEASON 2012 SUBSCRIPTION BOOKING FORM STEP one: BECOME A SEASON 2012 SUBSCRIBER Just choose six or more Subscription Season shows to become a Season 2012 subscriber.

After that you can add Premium and Bonus shows. Single tickets not available until 4 January 2012.

Adult

Conc.

Students & Under 21s

Wednesday 7 March 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Thursday 8 March 11:00am

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Thursday 8 March 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

subscription prices

Total $

Syncopation

Wish I’d Said That starring Henri Szeps Friday 9 March 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Saturday 10 March 2:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Saturday 10 March 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Let The Sunshine written by david williamson Friday 25 May 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Saturday 26 May 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow Saturday 16 June 8:00pm

x $32.50

x $27.20

x $22.80

$

Sunday 17 June 2:00pm

x $32.50

x $27.20

x $22.80

$

Tuesday 19 June 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Wednesday 20 June 2:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

x $32.50

x $27.20

x $22.80

$

Friday 7 September 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Saturday 8 September 2:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Saturday 8 September 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Biddies

What A Man’s Gotta Do Thursday 19 July 7:30pm

Diving For Pearls

The School for Wives presented by Bell Shakespeare Company Tuesday 9 October 8:00pm

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Wednesday 10 October 11:00am

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Total payment for Subscription season 2012 Shows (inc GST)

$

(A)

Have you chosen SIX or more shows in STEP ONE? If so you can now choose to add PREMIUM and/or BONUS shows listed below.

You can only choose the same number of tickets as you selected in STEP ONE. Remember you can buy your Premium and Bonus shows later in the year at Season 2012 prices, subject to availability.

STEP TWO (optional): CHOOSE to add PREMIUM SEASON 2012 SHOWS subscription prices

Adult

Conc.

Students & Under 21s

Total $

The Land of Yes & The Land of No SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY Wednesday 11 July 8:00pm

x $52.70

x $48.30

x $36.90

$

Friday 17 August 7:30pm

x $52.70

x $48.30

x $36.90

$

Saturday 18 August 7:30pm

x $52.70

x $48.30

x $36.90

$

Monday 20 August 7:30pm

x $52.70

x $48.30

x $36.90

$

Saturday 1 December 8:00pm

x $52.70

x $48.30

x $36.90

$

Sunday 2 December 2:00pm

x $52.70

x $48.30

x $36.90

$

Don Giovanni OZ OPERA

OF Earth and Sky BANGARRA

Total payment for PREMIUM SEASON 2012 Shows (inc GST)

$

(B)

STEP THREE (optional): CHOOSE TO ADD Bonus SEASON 2012 shows subscription prices

Adult

Conc.

Students & Under 21s

Total $

Simon Tedeschi and Ian Cooper presented by MUSICA VIVA Saturday 11 February 8:00pm

x $30.40

x $26.80

x $21.60

$

x $35.20

x $32.50

x $27.20

$

Saturday 24 March 11:00am

x $21.60

x $21.60

x $18.10

$

Saturday 24 March 2:00pm

x $21.60

x $21.60

x $18.10

$

Saturday 24 March 4:00pm

x $21.60

x $21.60

x $18.10

$

x $28.60

x $25.10

x $18.10

$

x $21.60

x $21.60

x $18.10

$

Katie Noonan Elixer Wednesday 29 February 8:00pm

The Gruffalo’s Child

Janet Siedel Jazz in June Sunday 3 June 2:00pm

The Bugalugs bum thief Thursday 7 June 5:30pm

happy birthday Peter Rabbit - celebrating 110 years Saturday 11 August 2:00pm

x $21.60

x $21.60

Total payment for BONUS SEASON 2012 Shows (inc GST)

x $18.10

$ $

(C)

STEP FOUR: ADD UP YOUR SEASON 2012 TOTALS Now just add up your Season, Premium and Bonus shows to figure out your total Season 2012 spend.

Subscription Season 2012 shows Total Price (A)

$

Premium Season 2012 shows Total Price

$

(B)

Bonus Season 2012 shows Total Price (C)

$ SEASON 2012 Total $

STEP Five: SELECT

YOUR SEATS

Please indicate your seating preference for your 2012 Subscription Package. Please note, that whilst we will attempt to accommodate seating requests, we do not guarantee specific seat allocation.

A seating map is available on the website www.glasshouse.org.au, at the box office or in the 2012 season brochure (page 41).

STALLS

DRESS CIRCLE

Best available

Best available

Downstairs: front stalls ( Rows A-E) Upstairs in the balcony: Front Upstairs (Rows Q-S) Downstairs: Central ( Rows F-J)

Upstairs in the balcony: Back (Rows T-V)

Downstairs: back stalls (Rows K-O) Upstairs in the balcony: Boxes (P1-13 and P14-26) Please indicate if you require the following:

Wheelchair seating

Aisle seat on the right

Aisle seat on the left

Comments

MU

DR A

Dance

SI C

MA

Drama

comedy

music

family fun

STEP SIX: TELL US ABOUT YOU First name:

Last name: Postal address: Suburb: Postcode: Telephone: Mobile: Email:

Please send me information on upcoming shows, and special offers available through the Glasshouse.

Concession Type

Seniors Card

Pension Card

Student Card

Health Care Card Companion Card Other

Concession Number: (Proof of concession is required. Attach a copy of your concession card to this form, or present at the Glasshouse Box Office at time of booking.)

Receiving your tickets I would like to collect my Season 2012 tickets in person from the Box Office.

I would like my Season 2012 tickets to be posted to me, at the nominated postal address.

Office Use Only Received:

Date: FOG confirmed:

Counter

Mail

Time:

Yes

Phone

Email Order no:

Form received by: No

FOG level:

Drink vouchers issued: Number of vouchers: Current status:

Reservation Printed

Season package processed by:

Checking Posted/Collected (finalised)

STEP SEVEN: PAYMENT METHOD Please tick the payment method you wish to use:

Cash Payment Please take your booking form to the Glasshouse Box Office to make your payment by cash.

Cheque Payment Please make cheques payable to Glasshouse Arts, Conference & Entertainment Centre. for payment.

I have attached a cheque for the amount of $

GLASSHOUSE Credit or Gift Voucher Please use my current credit or gift voucher for payment or part payment of my season package.

Note: If a balance remains, after use of your gift voucher or credit, you must nominate a second payment method to pay the balance.

Credit Card Payment I authorise the Glasshouse to charge the full payment of my season package to my;

Visa

Mastercard Amex

Card Holder Name: Card Number:

Expiry Date: _______/_______ CCV: ___________ (CCV Three digit security code on back of Credit Card) Signature:

50/50 Payment Plan (complete Credit Card details above) Split your payment in half across the year. We charge half of your total payment due to your Credit Card now, and the remaining half on 4 July 2012, for payment of your season package.

I authorise the Glasshouse to charge half of my total payment due now and the remaining half on 4 July 2012. I acknowledge that it is my responsibility to advise the Box Office of any changes to my nominated credit card.

STEP EIGHT: RETURN YOUR BOOKING FORM IN PERSON Corner of Clarence and Hay Streets, Port Macquarie

BY MAIL Glasshouse Box Office Reply Paid 84, PORT MACQUARIE NSW 2444

BY PHONE Call the Glasshouse Box Office on (02) 6581 8888

BY EMAIL Scanned booking forms can be emailed to boxoffice@glasshouse.org.au FAX Scanned booking forms can be faxed to (02) 6581 8107 Need more forms? Additional subscription forms are available online at www.glasshouse.org.au or you can contact the Glasshouse Box Office.

Please Note: Payments will appear on your bank or credit card statement as PMHC (Port Macquarie-Hastings Council).

Booking Information Want to sit with your friends?

Secure your booking forms together and submit at the same time so we can allocate your seats together. Remember to tick the same seating preferences!

Exchanges Subscribers can exchange to a different performance of the same event free of charge. Exchanges to a different event are not permitted.

Lost your ticket?

Replacement of lost allocated seating tickets may be permitted and will only occur on the night of the performance upon correct presentation of photo I.D. Reissued tickets are free for subscribers.

Terms and Conditions: All 2012 Season subscribers tickets are sold in line with Glasshouse Ticketing Terms and Conditions. These terms and conditions are available on our website and at the Glasshouse Box Office and are in line with the Live Performance Australia Code of Practice for the Ticketing of Live Events (www.liveperfomance.com.au). Details in this brochure are correct at time of publication.

I acknowledge that my Season 2012 Package is subject to Glasshouse ticketing terms

and conditions.

Name: SIgnature: Date:

CONGRATULATIONS YOUR SEASON 2012 journey IS ABOUT TO BEGIN‌