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LIVE MUSIC • THEATRE • DINING OUT • EATING IN • GIVEAWAYS • MOVIES • GAMES • PUZZLES • TV GUIDE ISSUE 68 20.1.12

THEATRE FOR KIDS

CLASSIC FAIRYTALE COMES ALIVE

TRY YOUR LUCK

GREAT PUZZLES INSIDE

ORIGINAL MUSIC

JSPAC’S AMAZING SHOW

LAUGH OUT LOUD CARL BARRON KNOWS WHAT’S FUNNY

Book by Douglas Carter Beane

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UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ON ALL THE COOLEST UPCOMING CONCERTS, THEATRE AND LOCAL BANDS

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Lynne & John Farrar

Based on the Universal Pictures Film Screenplay by Richard Danus & Marc Rubel

February 10, 11, 17 & 18 at 8.00pm February 11 & 18 at 2.00pm Venue: Q Theatre, Penrith (part of the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre) For ticket bookings, please visit www.jspac.com.au or call box office on 4723 7600 Ticket prices: Adults $30, Concession $25, Kids $17, Family $85 Discounts available for groups of 10 or more Originally produced on Broadway by Robert Ahrens, Dan Vickery, Tara Smith/B. Swibel, Sara Muchison/Dale Smith & Cari Smulyan. By arrangement with Hal Leonard Australia Pty Ltd, Exclusive agent for Music Theatre International (NY)

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COVER STORY

Australia’s most popular comedian, Carl Barron, opens up to Nathan Taylor about his immense success, the ups and downs of comedy and his upcoming local club tour…

CARL WILL KEEP YOU LAUGHING OUT LOUD

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When I’m performing I like to fill every hole full of laughter and try and make sure everyone is laughing as much as I can.” And for Australia’s funniest person that shouldn’t be too hard to do. Carl Barron started his stand-up career back in 1993 but shot to fame in 1997 with his first ever television appearance on ‘The NRL Footy Show’. Carl said before that memorable appearance he never really had the desire to be on television. “From ’93 to ’97, I was doing my trade on the Sydney pub circuit and just didn’t think I was good enough for TV,” he said. “I was interested in making people laugh but I never had a burning passion to be famous or anything like that and I still don’t.” Carl is set to leave the western Sydney community in stitches when he performs his popular all-new ‘One Ended Stick’ tour at Penrith Panthers and Rooty Hill RSL this February and March. With some local dates already soldout, more shows have been added to the calendar to keep up with Carl’s ever growing popularity. “It’s a funny thing because I’d be lying if I said that I was totally surprised that my shows sell-out because it’s been really good for a while now, I guess I’ll never get 100% used to it,” Carl said. “I just feel grateful mostly because each time a show sells out I just can’t believe all these people come to see me.” Now in his 20th year in the stand-up industry and still at the top of his game, Carl said there’s a lot of pressure on him to continue to keep the bar perched high.

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“There is a lot of pressure but overcoming that is what keeps you at the top,” he said. “A lot of good ‘comics’ I know are really hard on themselves but you just always have to raise the bar and continue to make your act better. “I think I’m less hard on myself these days but I’m never happy when half the audience is laughing or when they’re laughing for a half a show, so that’s why I try and make it as good as possible.” The 47-year-old Queensland born comic’s style is based on observational humour, where his act is centred on making remarks about commonplace aspects of everyday life. Carl said whenever he witnesses something funny or unusual walking down the street, he likes to use an updated method of taking notes. “When I was younger I would always write things down with a pen and paper but now I don’t do that because it was becoming a pain but what I’ve always got on me is my mobile phone and I talk into my voice recorder, that way it’s always there with me,” he said. Comedians always have their good nights and bad nights in the spotlight, sometimes jokes work well and sometimes they don’t, and Carl admits he’s had rough nights on stage to the extent where he’s thought he should just chuck it all in. “I’ve had those days when you feel you’re just not hitting the mark but I think it’s like anyone’s job,” Carl said. “People say to me ‘How can you get over playing in theatres and making all those people laugh?’ But it’s like any job. Some days you just want to get away and you get tired. Usually you just need a break but right now I love what I’m doing but I just know if I work too much I get tired and jack of it.”

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Some people are going to like you and some people don’t and you just have to learn to live with it

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Before Carl was a successful standup he made a living as a roof tiler, an occupation he confesses he “didn’t like”. He said life being a comedian really defines who you are and people will always have their perceptions of you – good and bad. “Comedy can define who you are because when you go out on stage night after night talking to people about what you think and the way you see life, you get to see the way you are and as well as that you get a lot of people saying nice things about you and also people that aren’t quite as complimentary,” he said. “In this job you must learn to accept yourself despite people saying that rubbish. It’s a hard road because when you go out in public people are going to have an opinion of you. It’s helped me to see that opinions are just opinions and that’s all. It’s more about how you feel about yourself and what you are doing that matters most. “Some people are going to like you and some people don’t and you just have to learn to live with it but I must admit it’s difficult some days.” While Carl’s made millions of people in Australia and all over the world laugh until they’ve wet themselves over his two

decade career, it’s always interesting to know who makes the comedian laugh or in Carl’s case ‘giggle’. “I grew up listening to Bill Cosby and Billy Connolly but they didn’t really make me laugh hard because I’m not a hard laugher,” Carl said. “I can enjoy a show like ‘The Office’ or ‘The Extras’ but it doesn’t make me laugh out loud, I just really enjoy it. Not much makes me laugh actually.” Carl Barron is guaranteed to make everyone laugh when he visits the EVAN Theatre at Penrith Panthers on Wednesday, February 15 at 7.30pm. Tickets are $46.50. To book or more for more information call 1800 061 991 or visit www.penrith.panthers.com.au. Carl’s also playing shows at the Rooty Hill RSL on Sunday, February 5, Sunday, February 19 and Tuesday, March 20 at 8.30pm. Tickets are $45.

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MAGICAL MYSTERY The musical group you simply have to see to believe

miina are the latest music extravaganza to hit our shores all the way from mystical Iceland. They perform at the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre this January as part of the Sydney Festival. Amiina perform utterly beautiful ethereal music on a disparate jumble of instruments, from musical saws, kalimbas, music boxes and seemingly anything that could be plucked, bowed or beaten on. This unique combination of sounds results in music that ebbs and flows in a strange, powerful place between sophistication and innocence. Last week FYI caught up with The Joan’s Music Producer, Valda Silvy, who said Amiina’s uniqueness is what makes them so special. “Amiina are from Iceland and you have to listen to their music because it’s just so different,” Ms Silvy said. “It’s hard to explain their music because they use all these wonderful instruments they put together themselves. Their music just ebbs and

flows throughout and has this heavenly sort of feel to it.” The magical live experience of an Amiina concert is something to behold. It begins with select violin chords, building into a full orchestral snowstorm, with each musician seamlessly moving between at least four instruments. The resulting minimalistic and ambient soundscapes pay testament to the stunning virtuosity and captivating synchronicity of its musicians. Known initially as backing artists for Sigur Ros, Amiina’s original four members studied at the renowned Reykjavik College of Music in the late 1990s. Hailing from the tradition of classical Icelandic music, the band’s strings have since been joined by the percussive sounds of glockenspiels, saws, bells and other improvised instruments, creating a soundscape of mysterious moods and textures. Critics have raved about experiencing a live Amiina performance. The BBC said: ‘Had they simply vanished after their performance or been spirited away by a quartet of swans, it wouldn’t have surprised anyone. As it was, they slipped effortlessly from the stage, leaving only pools of emotion where people once stood.’ Another critic from The Guardian said: ‘The audience feel privileged to have been present. It is a rare and wonderful thing.’ Ms Silvy said she’s thrilled to have the international sensations at The Joan. “They (Amiina) are amazing performers and huge stars over in Iceland, so we’re very pleased to have them at The Joan,” she said. Amiina will bring some Icelandic culture to Penrith when they perform at the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre on Friday, January 27 at 8pm. Tickets are $39 for adults, $35 for concessions and $32 each for a group of 10 or more. To book or for more information call 4723 7600 or visit www.jspac.com.au.

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FREE ENTERTAINMENT Tribute Bands Friday Nights 9pm Followed by Club DJs till the early hours in the Keller Lounge

Achtung Baby The U2 Show

From the early hits, I Will Follow and New Years Day, to the classic anthems, Where the Streets Have No Name, Sunday Bloody Sunday, and Beautiful Day, ACHTUNG BABY will you on a journey spanning 30 years of U2’s musical historybut not forgotten 80’s tunes

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January 27th

Celebrate

Chinese New Year 2012 YEAR OF THE DRAGON

Saturday Nights from 8:30pm

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Enjoy an array of traditional Chinese dishes including seafood Be entertained with a Live Show featuring

Fire Crackers • Lion Dancing • Martial Arts PLUS LUCKY RED ENVELOPE

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Singing favourites from the 50s & 60s

January 21st

Tezza & the Twistops

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GIG GUIDE

AROUND THE TRAPS

LOOKING FOR A GREAT LOCAL GIG? AWF WRESTLING

7.30pm - Friday, January 20 - Penrith Panthers - $25 - Bookings: 1800 061 991

Friday January 20

9625 5500

Funked Up Friday Venue: Peachtree Free entry, From 9pm 4731 3444

The Blacklist Venue: Penrith RSL Free entry, 9pm 4728 5200

AWF Wrestling Venue: Penrith Panthers $25, 7.30pm 1800 061 991 Max Smidt Venue: Penrith Panthers Free entry, 6.30pm 1800 061 991 Generators Venue: Penrith Hotel Free entry, 10pm 4721 2060 Achtung Baby – The U2 Show Venue: St Marys Band Club Free entry, 8pm 9623 1211 After Dark Venue: St Marys Band Club Free entry, 9pm 9623 1211

Australasian Wrestling Federation kicks off 2012 in a huge way. This action-packed evening will showcase the prestigious Best of The Best Tournament, which will highlight four of Australia’s top stars in tournament action, with the winner to receive a future title shot of their choosing. Be sure to bring the family and enjoy a great night of AWF Live Pro-Wrestling action in this all-ages sports entertainment extravaganza.

Urban Stone Venue: St Marys Leagues Free entry, 9pm 9677 7777 Blackwater Venue: Penrith Gaels Free entry, 8pm 4722 8180 Superstitious Venue: Rooty Hill RSL Free entry, 8pm

Venue: Penrith Hotel Free entry, 9pm 4721 2060

Saturday January 21

Steppin’ Out Duo Venue: Penrith Gales Free entry, 8pm 4722 8180

Sounds like Saturday Venue: Peachtree Free entry, From 9pm 4731 3444

Laurie Benett Venue: Penrith RSL Free entry, 2pm 4728 5200

Funkstar Venue: Penrith Panthers Free entry, From 8.30pm 1800 061 991

Australian Played Venue: Penrith RSL Free entry, 9pm 4728 5200

White Bros Venue: Penrith Panthers Free entry, From 6.30pm 1800 061 991

Superstitious Venue: Rooty Hill RSL Free entry, 8.30pm 9625 5500

DJ Paul Venue: Penrith Panthers Free entry, From 10pm 1800 061 991 Chris Drummond Venue: Blacktown Workers Free entry, 9pm 9830 0673 Boogie Boys Venue: St Marys Leagues Free entry, 9pm 9677 7777 Matchbox Venue: St Marys Band Club Free entry, 8.30pm 9623 1211 Allied Rock

Sunday January 22 Robin Lee Sinclair Band Venue: Penrith RSL Free entry, 2pm 4728 5200 Roz Chia Venue: Penrith Panthers Free entry, 1pm 1800 061 991 Sunsets on the Terrace Venue: Penrith Panthers Free, 4pm 1800 061 991 Acoustic Sundays Venue: Peachtree Free entry, 6pm 4731 3444

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GIG GUIDE

OUT & ABOUT

LOOKING FOR A GIG OUT OF TOWN? Friday January 20 Axis of Awesome Venue: Factory Theatre $32 (+bf), 8pm 132 849

AKMAL

9pm - Friday January 20 - The Old Fitzroy Theatre - $28 - Bookings: 1300 438 849

Dave White Experience Venue: Crows Nest Hotel Free entry, 11.15pm 9436 4887 Fallon Bros Venue: Scruffy Murphy’s Hotel Free entry, 5pm 9211 2002 Katie Herzig Venue: The Vangaurd, Newtown $15, 8pm 1300 438 849 Nicky Kurta Venue: Town Hall Hotel, Balmain Free entry, 9pm 9818 8950 Trilogy Venue: The Orient Hotel Free entry, 5pm 9251 5631 Steve Tonge Venue: PJ Gallagher’s, Drummoyne Free entry, 10pm 9181 1229

Akmal Saleh is one of Australia’s funniest comedians. The Egyptian-born Aussie has been performing his stand-up routines since the early ‘90s and his live shows have toured both around Australia and internationally. Akmal isn’t just a pro on stage but has tried his hand at television and radio over the years, most notably appearing on the Nova FM drive-shift around the country.

Akmal Venue: The Old Fitzroy Theatre $28 9pm 1300 438 849 Saturday January 21

Flash Trash Venue: The Basement $30, 9pm 1300 438 849 Carl Fidler Venue: The Observer Hotel Free entry, 5.40pm 9252 4169 The Damned Venue: Metro Theatre $64 (+bf), 8pm 9550 3666 The Donovans Venue: Dee Why Hotel Free entry, 10pm 9982 1797 Jimmy Bear Venue: The Orient Hotel Free entry, 4.30pm 9251 5631 Mark Da Costa Venue: Crows Nest Hotel Free entry, 11pm 9436 4887 Rolling Stoned Venue: Dee Why Hotel $20, 8pm 9982 1797 The Sweet Jelly Rolls Venue: Artichoke Gallery Café, Manly Free entry, 8pm 9977 7335 Kitty Flanagan Venue: The Old Fitzroy Theatre $28, 7pm 1300 438 849

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20th January › Millennium Bug

21st January › Stone Cold Sober

22nd January › Flaming Beauties

27th January › Oneworld

28th January › The Usual Suspects

29th January › Ebony & Ivory

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Sunday January 22 Nick Zinner Venue: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House $40, 5.30pm 9250 7777 Flyte Venue: The Orient Hotel Free entry, 4.30pm 9251 5631 Rob Henry Venue: The Observer Hotel Free entry, 6pm 9252 4169 The Peter Head Trio Venue: Harbour View Hotel Free entry, 4pm 9252 4111 Sam Amidon Venue: The Famous Spiegeltent $38, 7pm 1300 668 812 Zoltan Venue: Harbord Beach Hotel Free entry, 6.30pm 9905 3434 Youri Blow France Venue: Camelot, Marrickville $20, 6.30pm 9550 3777 Don Hopkins Venue: Dee Why Hotel Free entry, 6.30pm 9982 1797 Add your gig: Email nathan.taylor@mediaview.com.au.

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THE REAL THING?

2 is one of the world’s biggest bands and now you can experience everything those Irish legends have to offer right in your backyard with highly-regarded U2 tribute show Achtung Baby. Achtung Baby are set to rock St Marys Band Club tonight, January 20, and are sure to put on a show so good you’ll believe it’s the real thing. Unlike other U2 cover bands, Achtung Baby’s frontman, Sasha, is a dead ringer for Bono and sounds just like him too. Audiences are delighted in the way he charismatically owns the stage – just like the real Bono. Achtung Baby hit the stage at 8pm tonight and the show is free. For more information call 9623 1211.

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Pasta with Ratatoullie INGREDIENTS (Serves 4) 300g fettucine 1 medium (150g) onion, diced 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1 medium (300g) eggplant, diced 1 medium (200g) red capsicum, diced 400g can crushed tomatoes 2 tsp Original seasoning 1/4 cup (30g) pitted olives, black or green 1 medium (120g) zucchini, diced

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Cook fettucine according to packet directions; drain and keep warm. Place onion, garlic, eggplant and capsicum in a large saucepan over high heat; add tomatoes and Original seasoning; bring to the boil. Cover and cook over a medium heat for 10 minutes or until thick. Stir in olives and zucchini and cook a further 5 minutes. Add fettucine; cook just until heated through.

Preparation time: 15 minutes Cooking time: 20 minutes

Emu Plains now has a meeting place that is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Serving fine food and great coffee, combined with friendly service, has always been the focus of Jimmy’s and is open from 11am till late, 7 days a week. Make up a luncheon party and dine al fresco or enjoy the attractive décor inside. Jimmy’s al fresco area now includes a children’s play area.Dinner is a culinary delight. Give us a ring and book your special night out - any day of the week. Family occasions and group celebrations will be all the better at Jimmy’s Cafe & Grill. Our cake display has a range of mouth watering cakes to go with your fine coffee. If eating breakfast any time of the day is what you like, Jimmy’s serves breakfast till 5pm daily.

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GOOD DINING

THE PERFECT PLACE TO EAT Fresh is the word at Windsor’s finest place to dine

Restaurant 22 22 Fitzgerald St, Windsor - 4577 5422 - www.restaurant22.com.au

f you haven’t been to Windsor’s premier dining venue, Restaurant 22, yet then you don’t know what you’re missing out on. Opened in 2011 by youthful and adventurous owner and head chef Jarryd Faint, Restaurant 22 prides itself on delivering fine quality dining and service at an affordable price. “We are getting a good name out there because we are changing the way the people of Windsor dine,” said head chef, Jarryd. Restaurant 22 offers tasty and contemporary dishes that are pleasant to the eye and the palate. Their seafood, meat and vegetables are 100% fresh because it’s sourced from the best local producers and suppliers where possible. The best thing about the menu at Restaurant 22

is that it changes with season – meaning always the freshest ingredients according to that season. Current popular dishes on the menu include Coconut Prawns with Mango Chutney as an entrée. For mains tuck into Sesame Seed Seared Tuna with Asian Style Veg or delicious House Aged 350g Sirloin with Coleslaw and Chunky Chips. If you have room for dessert you can’t go past Vanilla Pannacotta with Mixed Berry Coulis – just delicious! Restaurant 22 is the perfect setting for a romantic night out, a great place to take the family or large group or an ideal venue to just catch up with friends over a specially made cocktail. Make sure Windsor’s Restaurant 22 is at the top of your list for your next special occasion because it’ll sure be one to remember.

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THEATRE

OUTDOOR MAGIC

Before the kids head back to school, spoil them at the theatre

he summer school holidays are just about over but before you whisk the little one’s back into the nine to three daily grind how about you first send them to the exciting new children’s production of ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’. For the past nine years local children and parents have looked forward to the Acting Factory’s annual children’s show as a highlight of the summer holidays. ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ is a brand new show that is sure to delight audiences at its new venue – the gardens of the historical Mamre House in St Marys. Playing every Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening during January, this fabulous show is

sure to get the children excited and put a little magic into their holidays. As with the Acting Factory’s previous children’s shows, ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ is an original, rhyming version of the much-loved fairytale packed with adventure, songs and audience interaction. This show is based on an early version of the tale and follows the fortunes of the daydreaming, layabout Jack as he climbs the magic beanstalk to discover not only a strange new land ruled by a greedy giant, but also his own destiny as the hero who can put things right. Kids will love the irresistible puppet Bundy, a hen that think she’s a rooster, as well as Bessie, the wise-cracking cow – and keep an eye out for the beanstalk that grows! With a splendid cast that includes veteran children’s show actor Gabrielle DeCelis (‘Little Red Riding Hood’, ‘The Three Little Pigs’) and director Roslyn Hicks (‘Snow White’, ‘Wake Up Beauty’ and ‘Rumplestiltzkin’), ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ is sure to be a treat for the whole family. Make sure you bring a rug and a picnic to the beautiful gardens at Mamre House and let the colourful cast take you on a memorable ride to the top of the beanstalk and back. ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ will be performed at Mamre House in St Marys every Friday, Saturday and Sunday until January 29 at 6.30pm. Tickets are $12 per person or $10 per person for groups of six or more. To book or for more information call 8250 0888 or visit www.actingfactory.com. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door, but book to guarantee your place at this exciting show.

PENRITH VALLEY R i v e r

M o u n t a i n s

Friday 20th January • AWF Wrestling “Best Of The Best” Panthers, Mulgoa Road, Penrith. Saturday 21st January • Free Family Fun Day Jordan Springs Sales and Information Centre, Lakeside Parade Jordan Springs. Sunday 22nd January • Global Battle Of The Bands Panthers, Mulgoa Road, Penrith. • Chinese New Year Celebrations Buffet Palace Restaurant, St Marys Band Club, Great Western Highway St Marys. Monday 23rd January • Karma Under 18 Dance Party Panthers, Mulgoa Road, Penrith. Thursday 26th January • Australia Day Celebrations @The Lakes Sydney International Regatta Centre (SIRC), Old Castlereagh Rd. Penrith. • Jack Thompson Favourite Australian Poems Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre and Q Theatre, 597 High Street, Penrith

WHAT’S ON GUIDE 20th January – 2nd February 2012

L a k e s Thursday 26th January • Australia Day at Ripples Ripples, Charles Hackett Drive St Marys. • Australia Day at Penrith Pool Penrith Swimming Centre, Station St, Penrith • Australia Day at Panthers Panthers, Mulgoa Road, Penrith. • Australia Day at Saints St Marys Rugby League Club, Cnr Forrester & Boronia Roads, St Marys. Friday 27 January • Legends Of Rock - Free Members Show Panthers, Mulgoa Road, Penrith • Outdoor Movie: Cars 2 Lawn opposite the Jordan Springs Sales and Information Centre, Lakeside Parade Jordan Springs. Contact 1800 086 656 • British Pop Group: The Searchers St Marys Rugby League Club, Cnr Forrester & Boronia Roads, St Marys. Saturday 28th January • Family Astronomy Night – Our Place in Space UWS, Great Western Highway, Werrington North, Building AO.

Penrith Valley Visitor Information Centre Open 7 days between 9am-4.30pm

Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th January • Boardstock Cables Wake Park, Penrith Panthers, Penrith. Sunday 29th January • Luddenham Country Fair Markets Hubertus Country Club, 205 Adams Road (enter from Elizabeth Drive), Luddenham • Model Park Open Day Model Park, 869 Luddenham Road, Luddenham. • Bridge to Bridge Swimming Race Sydney International Regatta Centre, Old Castlereagh Road, Penrith. LOCAL EXHIBITIONS AND DISPLAYS Penrith City Library, High Street, Penrith. 5th January- 28th January • Russian Display by Valentina Nadj Until 31st January • “From the Cradle to the Grave” series - Kerry Boytell

For further information on the above events please visit www.penrithvalley.com.au or visit Penrith Valley Visitor Information Centre

The Penrith Regional Gallery & The Lewers Bequest, 86 River Rd, Emu Plains. Until 29th January 2012 • Case Study: Gemma Smith considers the work of Margo Lewers • More Than All The Little Pearly Shells • Harbour Journal Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, 597 High Street, Penrith. 15 December – 27 January 2012 • Thursdays – a photographic portrait exhibition THEATRE AND PERFORMANCES Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, 597 High Street, Penrith 27th January • Amiina The Acting Factory at Mamre House, 181 Mamre Road, Orchard Hills. 20th, 21st, 22nd 27th, 28th & 29th January • Jack & the Bean Stalk presented by the Acting Factory

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