What's On @ the Glasshouse, April, May June 2015

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SHOW SWAMP JUICE Bunk Puppets Saturday 11 April, 7.30pm

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A family friendly shadow puppet comedy about one man’s romp through a swamp.

After enchanting us with Sticks Stones Broken Bones in 2013, acclaimed performer Jeff Achtem (Bunk Puppets) returns with Swamp Juice. Using bits of rubbish and household items, Jeff creates intricate and funny stories using shadow puppetry.

Then, in a gripping DIY finale, you will be handed a pair of 3D glasses and the chase moves into 3D shadow puppetry! Swamp Juice will be a totally unforgettable experience for the whole family.

Swamp Juice is a unique blend of comedy and shadow puppetry – an extremely creative and uplifting show with a slightly offbeat but endearing entertainer.

“The most surprisingly enchanting, funny and uplifting show I have ever seen.”

Glasshouse patron after Sticks Stones Broken Bones in 2013

Tickets* $45 general I $35 member I $30 under 21 *transaction fees may apply

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CHORAL WORKSHOP With Dr Jonathon Welch AM Saturday 11 April, 10am - 1pm Come and celebrate the joy of singing!

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Local choristers and singers have a unique opportunity to come together in vocal harmony under the guidance of one of Australia’s most accomplished choral leaders, Dr Jonathon Welch. Limited places available.

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Tickets* $45 general | $35 member I Includes discount to Silver Screen Classics (see page 6)

FILM SCREENING: BEYOND HARD KNOCKS with Q&A with Dr Jonathon Welch AM

Saturday 11 April, 2pm Where is The Choir of Hard Knocks seven years on? Come and find out with the special intimate screening of Beyond Hard Knocks.

Tickets* $20 general | $15 member (includes complimentary drink) “what a rollercoaster of emotions... poignant, amusing, inspiring... it tells the story of fractured lives reborn through the power of music” The Age *transaction fees may apply

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JONATHON WELCH sings Silver Screen Classics Sunday 12 April, 2pm

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Be enchanted by the stunning voice of Jonathon Welch AM, award-winning singer, conductor and Artistic Director of the School of Hard Knocks, in this sensational homage to the best loved songs from the movies.

From Casablanca to Wizard of Oz, Student Prince, South Pacific, Oklahoma, My Fair Lady and The King & I, Jonathon will delight you with his glorious tenor renditions of the great classics from the silver screen.

Jonathon Welch AM is a multi-award winning singer, conductor, teacher, songwriter and recording artist with a career spanning over 30 years. Making his debut with Dame Joan Sutherland at the Sydney Opera House in the Merry Widow in1988, Jonathon has over 60 stage roles to his credit and has performed extensively in opera, musicals and in concert alongside many of the world’s greatest singers, directors and conductors including kd Lang, Baz Luhrmann, and Richard Bonynge to name a few.

Tickets* $45 general | $35 member *transaction fees may apply

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SHOW THE ONE DAY OF THE YEAR by Alan Seymour Saturday 18 April, 8pm Tuesday 21 April, 11am

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“It’s Anzac Day this week, that’s my day, that’s the old Diggers’ day.”

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What is the meaning of Anzac Day? For war veterans like Alf Cook and his friend Wacka Dawson, it’s the chance to commemorate history, celebrate heroism and conjure national pride. For Alf’s son Hughie, Anzac Day flies the flag for a very different reality, one that brings the dignity of our Diggers to its knees and into the gutter – via one too many down the pub.

On the 100 year anniversary of the Gallipoli landing, HIT Productions brings a thoroughly fresh take on a true Australian classic.

“...a compelling piece of theatre and one which no young Australian should miss.” The Australian

Tickets* $59 general I $49 member I $40 under 21

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Moscow Ballet La Classique

SLEEPING BEAUTY

Wednesday 22 April, 7.30pm

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Ballet’s most loved fairytale.

Established in 1990 by its current director Elik Melikov, with their internationally acclaimed ballet skills, lavish costumes and magnificent stage sets, the illustrious La Classique takes you on a mystical journey to the fairytale world of Princess Aurora, the Sleeping Beauty.

Moscow Ballet La Classique invites the whole family to an evening of spectacular ballet bringing to life Tchaikovsky’s fantastically popular score.

In this two-act fairytale performance La Classique will capture the imagination, the passion and the magic of Sleeping Beauty.

A hugely enjoyable dance spectacular for ballet lovers of all ages.

Tickets* $90 general | $80 member / concession / group 6+

$70 child / youth under 18 *transaction fees may apply

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GOLD: THE ULTIMATE ABBA SHOW Saturday 25 April, 8pm

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This new show celebrates the 40th anniversary of the release of the 1975 album ABBA – featuring all the hits, the anthems and more...

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GOLD The Ultimate ABBA Show is all about giving audiences a true ABBA experience and this will prove no different once again featuring internationally recognised ABBA performers.

Don’t miss your chance to unleash your inner dancing queen to all of ABBA’s hits in this special two-hour concert production... it’s time to bring out the flares and platform shoes and prepare yourselves for GOLD The Ultimate ABBA Show 40th Anniversary of ABBA Tour!

Featuring Mamma Mia, SOS, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do and many more.

Tickets* $60 general I $55 member / group 10+ *transaction fees may apply

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CALIFORNIA DREAMING

Music of The Mamas and The Papas

Friday 8 May, 7.30pm

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Their music weaved its magic across the world and epitomised the 1960s and the flower power movement.

California Dreaming - The Music of the Mamas and The Papas is a tour de force concert celebrating all things Mamas and Papas – their lives, their loves and their music in a fully scripted, choreographed production that will leave you wanting more.

Hear all their mega hits of the 60s – Monday Monday, San Francisco, Dedicated to the One I Love, California Dreaming, Dream a Little Dream and more, including songs by The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Bob Dylan and others!

Receiving standing ovations everywhere they perform, the stars of California Dreaming will have you dancing in the street.

Supporting Soldier On – Helping our Wounded Warriors.

Tickets* $60 general | $55 concession / member / group 10+ *transaction fees may apply

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CARL BARRON: DRINKING WITH A FORK Saturday 9 May, 8pm Sunday 10 May, 8pm Tuesday 12 May, 8pm After making over 300,000 Australians laugh on his last tour and taking a year off to star in his first feature film, Carl returns at his brilliant best with his brand new show.

Don’t miss Australia’s most popular comedian and the opportunity to see one of our countries great comedic minds at work as he presents an evening of stand-up with a bit of guitar.

Be there for a night where Carl blends structure with chance, or as he likes to call it – drinking with a fork.

Warning: recommended for persons over the age of 18.

Tickets* $49 general I $44 group 10+ 12

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The Harbour Agency presents

THE AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES SHOW Wednesday 13 May, 8pm After four years and over 1,300 shows headlining on the Las Vegas strip, The Australian Bee Gees Show will return to Australia for the ‘The Past and Present’ Tour, a brand new show for 2015.

This show is a retrospective look at the amazing career of The Brothers Gibb and will be presented in two parts with costume changes defining the eras. The show will feature all of the greatest hits throughout the decades but will also tell the Bee Gees story in a multi-media show that captures the mood and memories of the time.

After 18 years on the world stage and over 5,000 performances in over 45 countries, The Australian Bee Gees Show has evolved to become the definitive live celebration of the wonderful music written by the Brothers Gibb.

For one night only, be a part of the magic that is, The Australian Bee Gees Show.

Tickets* $55 general *transaction fees may apply

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BLUE LOVE Sunday 17 May, 2pm “Stunning”... “Brilliant”... “Hysterical entertainment”...

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In this wildly entertaining expedition Glenn and Rhonda Flune take the audience on an expedition in search of the perfect relationship.

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Blue Love is a poetic and satirical take on the clichés of pop culture, romance, coupledom and suburbia where TV soap meets arthouse film, 60s kitsch meets medieval love song, and pop culture cliché meets breathtaking poignancy.

Parodying the lip-service given to love and its incarnations, this quirky, character-based work is a multi-media, physical theatre comedy: accessible, challenging and enormously entertaining.

Blue Love was devised and choreographed by So You Think You Can Dance choreographer Shaun Parker, who also starred as a tango dancer in Moulin Rouge. Performer Lucia Mastrantone has appeared on the TV series Tangle and feature film Look Both Ways.

“Blue Love is so much fun it can’t possibly be good for you” Sydney Morning Herald

Tickets* $49 general I $39 member *transaction fees may apply

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ANNA SALLEH: GORGEOUS SONGS FROM BRAZIL & BEYOND Friday 22 May 2015, 8pm Anna Salleh presents an intoxicating brew of honey-smooth bossa novas, sambas, swinging jazz, enchanting ballads and much more. With captivating beats, beauty, irreverence and joy, this is a charming and exotic night of passion, music and fun.

Beyond the Girl from Ipanema, Anna takes you on a deeper journey into the heart of Brazilian music, drawing on the passion, love and respect she gained for the genre while playing with musicians in Rio de Janeiro.

Anna has developed a reputation as one of Sydney’s finest exponents of Brazilian jazz. As well as performing nationally, she has graced the international stage, from The Edinburgh Festival to Rio and Kuala Lumpur.

Anna’s top shelf band includes Stuart Vandegraaff (horns), Dan Holland (piano), Stan Valacos (double bass) and Tim Bradley (drums).

“An outstanding artist” Jazz Scene “Warm-hearted” Sydney Morning Herald Tickets* $50 general *transaction fees may apply

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SHOW California Records presents

ELVIS: I’LL REMEMBER YOU Saturday 23 May, 8pm

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All of Elvis’ No.1 hits will be performed in the original style that made Elvis the greatest performer that ever lived.

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Internationally renowned Mark Anthony will transport you to that very time when Elvis Presley ruled the world and dominated the record charts in the 50s, 60s & 70s with his unique raw energy, dynamic voice and sensational stage presence.

Mark Anthony has been officially rated in the Top 5 Elvis Presley Tribute Artists in the world and is officially sanctioned by Elvis Presley Enterprises USA. Come and hear all the number 1 hits such as Heartbreak Hotel, Don’t Be Cruel, Hound Dog, All Shook Up, Teddy Bear, Jailhouse Rock, Stuck On You, It’s Now Or Never, Wooden Heart, Surrender, Return To Sender and many many more in a breathtaking international concert experience that all Elvis and rock ‘n’ roll fans should not miss.

Tickets* $69.90 general I $64.90 member / concession I $59.90 group 10+ *transaction fees may apply

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Definitive Promotions presents

THE MARTIN & LEWIS SHOW Tuesday 26 May, 7pm From Las Vegas to Hollywood

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Celebrating the Music, the Madness and the Comedy.

On their first Australian National Tour, Direct from Las Vegas, Tom Stevens as Dean Martin and accompanying him our very own Tony Lewis as Jerry Lewis.

From Atlantic Cities ‘500 Club’ to Las Vegas, the king of comedy Jerry Lewis and the straight-talking smooth-singing Dean Martin turned the world on its head when they teamed up in 1946.

Tom Stevens and Tony Lewis recreate a time line of song and comedy from the greatest act of that time. From the duo’s humble beginnings to their solo careers including Everybody Loves Somebody, Volare, Amore and many more, Tom Steven will have you believing you are watching Dean Martin in 1955.

Tickets* $55 general | $50 member / concession / groups 8+ *transaction fees may apply

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JOHN WILLIAMSON: HONEST PEOPLE – THE TOUR! Thursday 28 May, 8pm

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The title of John Williamson’s latest tour could easily describe the man himself – HONEST PEOPLE.

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John Williamson’s music has continued to capture this country, its people and events for 44 years. During this time he has toured continuously and in July 2014, his 50th album, Honest People will be released to coincide with the publication of his long-awaited autobiography Hey True Blue.

The Honest People tour will showcase new songs that again capture real people and real Australia, not forgetting those old favourites that can never be left out of his show.

John Williamson is, without question, an Australian icon. His songs and music are simply for everyone. www.johnwilliamson.com.au

Tickets* $49 general | $47 member / concession | $30 under<18 *transaction fees may apply

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SHOW THE WIGGLES ROCK N’ ROCK PRESCHOOL TOUR Monday 1 June, 10am & 12.30pm Anthony, Emma, Lachy and Simon have declared the Rock n’ Roll Preschool is open now and the lesson is to have some fun!

The Wiggles Rock n’ Roll Preschool Tour follows the runaway success of 2014, where The Wiggles sold out 137 shows across Australia and performed to over a quarter of a million fans around the world.

The Rock n’ Roll Preschool Tour will get you all shook up, mixing some of their new hits with Wiggles classics. The fab four of fun will of course be joined by Dorothy the Dinosaur, Captain Feathersword, Wags the Dog and Henry the Octopus!

You better get a wiggle on and get your tickets now as Wiggle tickets sell like... Hot Potatoes!

Tickets* $28.50 single I $26.50 group 10+

children under 12 months free: must sit on parent’s lap *transaction fees may apply

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GREAT SONGS OF THE WAR YEARS Sunday 14 June, 2pm Commemorating 100 years of the ANZACs in 2015.

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Great Songs of the War Years is dedicated to the hit songs that were performed and sung throughout the war years.

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War era songs helped to improve the morale of soldiers on the front line and those they left behind at home and have become a part of the fabric of these periods of history.

A cast of six will be led by Opera Australia star Tiffany Speight who has performed 14 lead roles for Opera Australia main stage seasons as well as concerts with Orchestra Victoria, the Australian Pops Orchestra, Sydney Philharmonia and Victorian Opera.

This is sure to be an afternoon of quality entertainment and reflection on Australia’s experiences of war at home and abroad.

“Tiffany Speight is at the stage of her career where her voice is blossoming... carries the sweetness and tangy upper register of the young Yvonne Kenny.” The Age

Tickets* $45 general I $35 member *transaction fees may apply

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SONGS IN THE KEY OF MOTOWN Wednesday 17 June, 8pm Back by popular demand!

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Award-winning vocal quartet Spectrum and their stunning sistergroup Radiance perform together in their unbelievable tribute to Motown and R & B music.

Phenomenally popular in their three previous individual Australian tours, the eight stellar vocalists of these two groups will combine forces to sing and dance their way through one of the most influential American song books of all time.

The look, class, style, choreography, harmonies and costuming are captured as only Spectrum and Radiance can. Internationally acclaimed, they will leave you wanting more with stirring renditions of the Temptations’, Supremes’, 4 Tops’, Marvelettes’, Vandellas’, Miracles’, Stylistics’ & Donna Summer’s classic hits.

Tickets* $70 general I $62.80 member / concession / group 10+

$43.50 child under 16 *transaction fees may apply

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PSYCHIC SALLY ON THE ROAD Thursday 18 June, 8pm Britains best loved psychic and celebrity psychic reader for the late Princess Diana, Uma Thurman, and many more.

Psychic Sally rose to fame with her autobiography My Psychic Life, which stayed on the best seller list for 10 weeks, followed by another best seller Healing Spirits after Life and Death.

Sally Morgan is best known for her hit TV shows The Psychic Life of Sally Morgan and Sky channelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Psychic Sally on the Road. She regularly tours in the United Kingdom performing live psychic readings for theatre audiences.

Recommended for persons over the age of 18.

Tickets* $65.50 general | $58.50 concession

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SHOW BACK TO BACHARACH in words & music...

Saturday 20 June, 8pm

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Burt Bacharach is one of the most prolific and successful songwriters of the 20th century.

In this two-hour show, it’s a non-stop hit factory with 26 songs we’re all so familiar with such as I’ll Never Fall In Love Again, That’s What Friends Are For, I Say A Little Prayer, This Guy’s In Love With You, Arthurs Theme, Heartlight, There’s Always Something There To Remind Me, What The World Needs Now, Close To You, Walk On By and so many more.

Starring powerhouse entertainer Casey Donovan, the legendary Doug Williams, theatre star Darren Mapes and Top 4 Australian Idol 2004 and The Voice (2014) contestant, Hayley Jensen.

“the most important generator of popular songs in the Western world”.

Tickets* $59.95 general I $54.95 concession / group 6+

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THE GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA

The unforgettable music of the 1940s from the golden era of swing.

Wednesday 24 June, 7.30pm

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It is fitting that the Glenn Miller Orchestra is returning in 2015, the year of the Centenary of ANZAC.

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Major Glenn Miller served in the United States Army Air Force from 1942 until his untimely death on 15 December 1944 when he was travelling to entertain US troops in France; his aircraft disappeared in bad weather over the English Channel.

Glenn Miller recorded many memorable hits from the 1914 to 1918 period which the orchestra will perform in tribute to the ANZACS.

My Buddy, Over There, Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag, If You Were The Only Girl In The World and many more.

“An evening of nostalgia…unforgettable music; an absolutely brilliant concert” The Australian Stage

Tickets* $89.90 general I $86.90 member

$84.90 concession / Under 18 / group 10+ *transaction fees may apply

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ADAM HARVEY FAMILY LIFE TOUR

with special guests the Sunny Cowgirls & Luke O’Shea

Thursday 25 June, 8pm With a career spanning almost twenty years, half a million album sales, gold and platinum albums and eight Golden Guitar Awards, Adam Harvey is one of Australia’s most popular & enduring recording artists.

Joining Adam on his Family Life Tour are The Sunny Cowgirls and this year’s multi Golden Guitar winner Luke O’Shea.

The Sunny Cowgirls are tractor drivers, dog trainers, rouseabouts and celebrated country singers. They don’t shy away from having a good time, which is why they agreed in a heartbeat to join their buddy Adam Harvey on tour.

Six time Golden Guitar winner Luke O’Shea is revered for his powerful storytelling and enthralling live performances. He is the current CMAA Male Artist of the Year.

“It’s my larger than life traveling country show” says Adam…”good friends, great songs and a lot of laughs. It’s a great night out! “

Tickets* $59 VIP I $44 general I $15 child 3+ years I $42 concession

$95 family (2 adults, 2 children) *transaction fees may apply

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THE PARTING GLASS – AN IRISH JOURNEY

starring Damien Leith and The Black Velvet Band

Friday 26 June, 8pm

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After its roaring success at The Adelaide Cabaret Festival and at previews in Sydney and Melbourne, Damien Leith brings his show The Parting Glass – An Irish Journey.

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Filled with great conversation and humour, heartfelt emotion and a repertoire of rousing and touching Irish songs (Danny Boy, Raglan Road, Toss the Feathers, Rocky Road to Dublin…), The Parting Glass is a show like none other.

Audiences will be taken on a journey through words and songs, invited into the snug of an Irish pub with two endearing characters – they may laugh, they may cry but above all else, they’ll certainly be entertained.

... a polished and personable performance from an artist who has ridden his luck with great skill and now is deservedly rolling in four-leaf clover.” Matt Byrne

Tickets* $47.50 general I $44.50 member *transaction fees may apply

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SHOW 2015 Melbourne International

COMEDY FESTIVAL ROADSHOW Saturday 27 June, 6pm & 9pm Melbourne International Comedy Festival is on the road again with a colossal night of hilarity.

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Be part of the adventure and experience Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow in all its glory.

Featuring some of the best home-grown local talent and international superstars from this year’s festival, the Roadshow will be heading to over 75 destinations across Australia – all packaged up and delivered to your door for an unforgettable night of untamed hilarity.

2015 will be bigger and better than ever so look out for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow heading in this direction!

Comedians: Dave Callan (MC), Beau Heartbreaker, Lloyd Langford (UK), Nick Cody and Matthew Ford.

“Side-splitting fun, razor-sharp, high velocity wit.”

Daily Examiner, Grafton (NSW)

Tickets* $50 general I $40 member *transaction fees may apply

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NEWCASTLE YOUTH ORCHESTRA

Kids Classics - Introduction to the Orchestra

Sunday 28 June, 2pm

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Join Newcastle Youth Orchestra as we take you on a journey, learning about all instruments of the orchestra!

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Our musical maestro, Mr Jack Machin, will lead the talented students of the orchestra, performing works by Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, Copland and more. Hear our bold brass players, our wonderful woodwind section, powerful percussionists and the sublime strings.

Accompanied by our special guests, the puppet people, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a concert for the whole family to enjoy!

Tickets* $15 general / concession | $10 under 18 I $40 family (2 adults & 2 children)

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SHOW OCTONAUTS LIVE! OPERATION REEF SHIELD Monday 29 June, 10.30am Captain Barnacles and his trusty crew join forces with a host of colourful Australian reef dwellers on a mission to save the Great Barrier Reef!

When the Octonauts deploy a new undersea medical station designed to keep the reef clean and healthy, they discover a problem that threatens the reef dwellers and their home. An outbreak of spiky and very hungry Crown of Thorns Starfish are on their way to eat the reef! It will take all the Octonauts, their Gups, and a rag-tag crew of sea creatures to ward off the advancing starfish and save the Great Barrier Reef!

Tickets* Gold single: $45.90 | A Res single $34.90

Gold Group 12+ $41.30 | A Res Group 12+ $31.40

Gold (Row A-K and Row Q-R) | A Res (Row L-O and Row S-V including box seats)

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CREATIVE @ THE GALLERY Saturdays from 1-3pm 11 April, 9 May, 13 June

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Wednesday 8 April, 11am Saturday 11 April, 11am Wednesday 15 April, 11am

Saturday 9 May, 11am Saturday 13 June, 11am Saturday 11 July, 11am

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THANK YOU Thank you to Port Macquarie-Hastings Council, our sponsors, suppliers, Glasshouse Members, Seat Endowment patrons, our invaluable team of volunteers and last – but not least – every single person who has come through the doors and enjoyed a Glasshouse experience.

GOVERNMENT SPONSORS The Glasshouse is supported by the NSW Government through Arts NSW

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ANDREW SNELGAR: COORAWAH (OCEAN) May 15 - July 5 2015 Andrew Snelgar’s exhibition Coorawah (ocean) features items of traditional forms and functional objects inscribed with contemporary imagery.

Glasshouse Regional Gallery would like to acknowledge The University of Newcastle for their support with this exhibition.

Andrew Snelgar Miru (spear throwers), left to right: Eagle and crow represent the balance of good and bad; Lore circles shows the journey through life and dreaming; Waa-wuy (rainbow serpent) represents connection to everyone across all lands.

BRIGHT & BOLD: ABSTRACT WORKS FROM THE COLLECTION May 15 - July 5 2015 Bright and Bold is an exhibition of colourful abstract artworks from the Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Art Collection developed to capture the imagination.

Glasshouse Regional Gallery exhibition.

Marion Borgelt, Strobe Series 6, 2007-2009, oil, sand on linen with timber end frames, 120cm x 123.5cm.

Port Macquarie-Hastings Council, donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program by the artist, 2012.

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PHIL GREED: CERAMICS May 15 - July 5 2015 Phil Greed’s work explores and celebrates the textures, forms, colours and rhythms influenced by the convergence of the elemental energies of Earth, Water, Fire and Wind. Whether marine or land based, the forms are linked by the rhythmic cycles of activity.

Glasshouse Regional Gallery supporting arts within our community.

Phil Greed, Pandanus forms, 2014, glazed paper clay, multi fired earthenware (detail).

OPERATION ART May 15 - June 28 2015 Operation Art is an exhibition of 50 artworks by school students, children create their artworks knowing that they will be appreciated by sick children in Westmead hospital and their families. A panel of judges selected these works from submissions by schools throughout NSW.

Gabrielle Hong, The Emus Selfie, Strathfield Girls High School (detail).

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Operation Art is an initiative of the Children’s Hospital at Westmead in association with the NSW Department of Education and Communities.

Operation Art acknowledges the generous support of ANSTO whose funding supports Operation Art’s Touring Exhibitions.

WAUCHOPE RAILWAY CENTENARY OF RAIL 27 March - 26 April This photographic exhibition explores the economic prosperity brought to the Hastings Valley and the transformation of Wauchope from a bush village to a “railway town”.

Glasshouse Regional Gallery supporting arts within our community.

INSPIRE: WORKS FROM THE PORT MACQUARIE-HASTINGS COUNCIL COLLECTION 8 April - 26 April Water and mountain glimpses, the sound of crashing waves and running rivers, and a magnificent hinterland are part of our everyday lives. The raw beauty of where the water meets the land is treasured by our residents and visitors.

A Glasshouse Regional Gallery exhibition.

Neil Frazer, Drum, 2012 acrylic on canvas 137 x 137 cm (detail). Courtesy of the artist and Martin Browne Contemporary, Sydney.

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LUKE SCIBERRAS: HUMAN CONDITION 27 March - 26 April Human Condition is an exhibition of recent paintings by Luke Sciberras.

Inspired by his recent travels to Gallipoli as well as the arid Australian interior and green headlands of Bruny Island off southern Tasmania, Sciberras has created a series of landscape paintings and studies that explore an emotional response to place.

Glasshouse Regional Gallery exhibition. The Glasshouse Regional Gallery would like to acknowledge Olsen Irwin Gallery for their support with this exhibition.

Luke Sciberras, Suvla Bay, Gallipoli, 2014, oil on board, 50x60cm, (detail). Courtesy of the artist and Olsen Irwin Gallery, Sydney.

WORKS ON PAPER:

FROM THE PORT MACQUARIEHASTINGS COUNCIL COLLECTION 27 March - 26 April The spirit of landscape and water connect many of the subjects, with styles ranging from representational to abstraction.

Several local and national artists are highlighted in this exhibition.

A Glasshouse Regional Gallery exhibition.

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Dennis Nona, Bia, 2003, hand-coloured linocut print, edition 33/85, 105 x 75cm (detail). Port MacquarieHastings Council Collection, purchased 2006.

WELCOME TO THE GALLERY

As we move into Autumn the Gallery presents a vibrant program designed to warm up your creative side. Highlights not to be missed include the sublime landscape exhibition Human Nature by Luke Sciberras; a journey in to the past with the Wauchope Railway: Centenary of Rail; the joyful Operation Art; the captivating ceramics exhibition by Phil Greed and the inspirational Coorawah (ocean) exhibition by Andrew Snelgar.

Look out for our inspiring artist talks and Saturday creative workshops.

GALLERY OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to Friday: 10am – 5pm Saturday & Sunday: 10am – 4pm Public Holidays: 10am – 4pm

FREE ENTRY

Friday 1 May - Sunday 3 May (official race day) Once again the Glasshouse will be the hub of Ironman Australia race week. Ironman Retail and Merchandise stores to be open in the days prior.

In association with the race there will also be the Ironman Triathlon Trade Show. Premier sports retailers will showcase the new and exciting products in the endurance sport marketplace, from apparel to nutrition to coaching and bikes.

Also available will be a huge range of official Ironman-branded merchandise.

Regular Glasshouse Gallery exhibitions resume on the 15 May 2015.

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WHAT’S ON IN THE GALLERY ARTIST TALK: LUKE SCIBBERAS Thursday 16 April, 5.30pm

ry exploring Spend an inspiring evening in the Galle himself. artist the with ition the Luke Scibberas exhib Member Tickets: $15 single, $12 Glasshouse

GALLERY SEASON OPENING Friday 15 May, 6pm

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ARTIST FLOOR TALK: PHIL GREED Saturday 16 May, 11am

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Second Saturday of every month from 1-3pm e.org.au Bookings essential, visit glasshous or call 02 6581 8888.

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WHAT’S ON GALLERY APRIL - JUNE 2015 EXHIBITIONS

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