WHAT'S ON
AUG | SEPT | OCT 2017
3 – 5 August Contact the box office for performance details
Full $25 Conc $20
Mount Waverley Secondary College presents
Legally Blonde Spurned Sorority star Elle Woods doesn’t take “no” for an answer. She puts down the credit card, hits the books, and sets out to go to Harvard Law School. Along the way, Elle proves that being true to yourself never goes out of style. Featuring an all-inclusive cast from years 7–12.
The City of Whitehorse Band presents
Showcase 61 – An Afternoon of Memories The City of Whitehorse Band, under the baton of Brian Kemp, presents a concert of music from film, stage, Full $20 Conc $15 the Big Band era and of course brass band compositions. Compered by Frank Clancy, the Band is excited to introduce special guests Kean and Eager, a duo of accomplished musicians who will engage the audience with their entertaining presentation. Proudly supported by the City of Whitehorse. Sunday 6 August 2pm
Robert Stolz Viennese Music Society presents
A Viennese Morning
Tuesday 8 August 11am Morning tea commences at 10am
Full $22 Group (10+) $20
Take a stroll through the majestic Viennese alleyways to the music of the famous Austrian composer Robert Stolz. Sonia Anfiloff and Ben Connor, who have called Vienna their home over the last seven years, present this wondrous program – with Alan Hicks on piano. A morning full of wit, waltzes and fun incorporating music from the silver screen to Europe’s grand theatres and the deep cabaret basements of pre-WWII. Not to be missed!
Whitehorse Showtime presents
Sands of Time Join Whitehorse Showtime 2017 and trek through the Sands of Time, marvelling at the adventures that await. Full $28 Experience the bustling markets of Conc $20 Ancient Egypt and the lavish parties of Vikings. Get an insight into a strange and awe-inspiring future, and join in the lawless escapades of the Wild West. There’s fun for the whole family! A theatrical experience presented by the Scouts and Guides of the Mount Dandenong Region.
18 – 26 August
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Whitehorse Centre presents
Kings of Croon Wednesday 30 August 11am
Scott Irwin, Derek Metzger and Ian Stenlake are tuxedo-clad crooners Morning tea bringing back the classic Vegas-like commences at 10am lounge show with a dynamic, modern Full $18 twist. Join them as they pay homage Group (10+) $16 to artists such as Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin and many more. Songs include Unchained Melody, Can’t Help Falling in Love and Someone Like You – a snappy, stylish production that will entertain and leave you wanting more!
Friday 1 September 8pm (post-show Q & A)
Saturday 2 September 2pm & 8pm Full $48 Conc $45 Under 25 $25
Whitehorse Centre presents
Bakersfield Mist Is the true value of art in the eyes of the beholder? Gold Logie Award-winning actor John Wood is joined by his Blue Heeler colleague Julie Nihill in this drama/ comedy. Maude (Julie Nihill), an unemployed bartender, has bought a painting from an op shop. Despite almost trashing it, she now thinks it’s a Jackson Pollock and worth millions. In fact she’s certain it is! When worldclass art expert Lionel Percy (John Wood) arrives at her trailer park home in Bakersfield to authenticate the painting, he really has no idea what he’s about to discover. Based on a true story, Bakersfield Mist is a cracking play!
5 – 7 September
Utassy Ballet presents
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Peter and the Wolf
Utassy Ballet’s production of Peter and the Wolf always captures children’s imaginations. The intricacies of the friendship between Bird, Cat, Peter and Duck are cleverly portrayed – with the other characters adding further interest and drama. The accompanying ballet is ‘Carnival’ by Nick Enright. See the walking dinosaur, the speeding emu, the tortoise who is so slow, and of course the elephant! Hear the poems that give a unique Australian twist to the classic Carnival of the Animals music!
Full $14 Conc $10
Saturday 9 September 4pm
Utassy Parents Association also presents
Full $20 Conc $10
Peter & the Wolf, Carnival and Celebration
Come along to this fundraising weekend performance that includes the additional ballet ‘Celebration’. A delightful presentation for the whole family!
Wednesday 13 September 10am Morning tea commences at 9.15am
Full $8 Group (10+) $7
Whitehorse Centre presents
Annie Get Your Gun (classic film 1950) Betty Hutton and Howard Keel star in this sharpshootin’ funfest based on the Broadway smash hit boasting Irving Berlin’s beloved score, including Doin’ What Comes Naturally and There’s No Business Like Show Business.
Friday 15 September 8pm Saturday 16 September 8pm Full $68 Conc $65
Whitehorse Centre presents
Mirusia – From The Heart (André Rieu’s Angel of Australia) Let the ‘Angel of Australia’ touch your heart with her songs about the heart – be it those full of love, those still looking for love or hearts broken by love. The most beautiful music from celebrated musicals and classical melodies are the common thread in Mirusia’s repertoire. She will delight you with her charming personality and beautiful soprano voice when she presents songs including Botany Bay, Colours of the Wind, Dvorak’s Song to the Moon and Chopin’s In mir klingt ein Lied. This promises to be a truly magical event.
Whitehorse Centre presents
Horrible Harriet
Monday 25 September 12pm and 2pm Single $17 Family $15 each (4 or more)
Horrible Harriet lives in the roof of her school and keeps teachers chained in the cellar to do her homework. She’s wicked, wild and wonderful! Harriet and the other children don’t see eye to eye – but all she really wants is a friend. Join Harriet’s search for identity and friendship, with songs, laughs, mischievous fun – and not least Mr. Chicken himself!
Babirra Music Theatre presents
Thoroughly Modern Millie It’s 1922 and young Millie has come to New York City from Kansas, with the grand plan of finding a job as a Full $44 secretary for a wealthy man and then Conc $40 marrying him. However, the best laid Child $36 plans.... Celebrating classic Broadway Group (10+) $40 in all its glory, this show is thoroughly funny, entertaining and romantic – a glittering dip into the ‘20s; featuring show-stopping tap numbers, glorious melodies and glamorous flapper dresses. October 6 – 14
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Whitehorse Centre presents
Guys and Dolls (classic film 1938)
Wednesday 11 October 10am
Hollywood legends Marlon Brando and Frank Sinatra are dazzling in this masterpiece, unleashing a spectacular song-and dance show that’s loaded with entertainment. Featuring hits like Luck Be A Lady and A Woman In Love, this is riproaring guaranteed entertainment.
Morning tea commences at 9.15am
Full $8 Group (10+) $7
Monday 16 October 8pm Full $56 Conc $53 Under 25 $25
Whitehorse Centre presents
You & I A special return performance of this delightful musical experience! Award winning musical theatre star Michael Cormick joins with his leading lady Rachael Beck, in a powerhouse evening for all musical theatre lovers. The original stars of Beauty and the Beast, Michael and Rachael bring their wit, charm and stage presence to the Whitehorse Centre stage. Singing hits and highlights from musicals such as Chess, The Phantom of Opera, Les MisĂŠrables and Chicago, they will be accompanied by David Cameron on piano.
Thursday 19 October 8pm (post-show Q & A)
Friday 20 October 8pm Saturday 21 October 2pm & 8pm Full $48 Conc $45 Under 25 $25
Whitehorse Centre presents
The Wharf Revue: The Patriotic Rag The unstoppable comedic minds of Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phillip Scott have been keeping the nation’s political and cultural leaders on their metaphorical toes since before Sydney hosted the Olympics. In 2017, they return with an up-to-the-minute, fibre-to-the-node dose of side-splitting sketches and rib-tickling songs. From the highs to the lows, from the good to the bad to the ugly, this will be a parade of the year’s most memorable characters and moments. So, whether you want to calm your nerves or double your disillusion, come along for a fresh serve of laughter, dance and foolishness. With The Wharf Revue on its way into town, there truly has never been a more exciting time to be alive!
Nova Music Theatre presents
Les Misérables 28 October – 12 November
One of the world’s most iconic and longest-running musicals, Contact the box office Les Misérables tells the story of for performance details Jean Valjean, a former convict seeking Full $43 redemption. Against the backdrop of Conc $39 19th century France, this timeless story Child $36 of intertwined destinies reveals the Group (10+) $36 power of compassion and the quiet evil of indifference to human suffering. Valjean’s quest for a new life carries him into Paris and to the barricades of the student revolution, where he discovers the true meaning of love and salvation. Songs such as I Dreamed a Dream and On My Own bring Victor Hugo’s revolutionary novel blazingly to life.
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