Think you’ve seen everything?

2012 Theatre Season

Subscription Program at a glance April’s Fool Based on a true story of love, family and the choices we make in life.Nambour Civic Centre

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow The best of the fest hit the road.Nambour Civic Centre, The J

Biddies Move over Codgers its time to hear from the ladies.Nambour Civic CentreBoy Girl Wall Whimsical and imaginative story about love.Nambour Civic Centre

What a Man’s Gotta DoOne for the guys, a musical comedy about being a man.The J

The HousekeeperHilarious comedy of a dysfunctional relationship.Nambour Civic Centre

Ladies Night One for the girls.The J

Women in Voice A Collection of Queenslands most versatile female vocalists. Lake Kawana Community Centre

Rhinestone Rex & Miss Monica Do opposites attract? Find out in this David Williamson play.Nambour Civic Centre

The Flood Australian gothic drama at its best.Nambour Civic Centre

Kransky Sisters - Piece of CakeThe girls from Esk are back, and funnier than ever.The J

Young Peoples Program at a glance

Bang! Crash! Tap! Lake Kawana Community Centre

Erth’s Dinosaur Petting ZooThe J

I-Bunyip Lake Kawana Community Centre

Treasure Island Lake Kawana Community Centre

2012 theatre season

“Don’t worry sunshine I’ve packed the onepiece, the snorkel, the goggles and zinc... the housekeeper is on her way!” Evelyn Krape, THE HOUSEKEEPER

“I’m really looking forward to bringing this play to the Sunshine Coast. I know everyone will love it but it should really resonate with the older community. It’s the story of an older couple who fi nd love just in time. Bring a hanky and a bucket.” Peter Moon, THE HOUSEKEEPER

“Proserpine, Capella, Logan, Griffi th, Tamworth, Brisbane, Dubbo - who has the manliest men in Australia? We’re asking that question in 35 towns across Australia. Maybe they live in Noosa Heads! We’re coming to fi nd out ...”Andrew Horabin, WHAT A MAN’S GOTTA DO

“Now that Erth’s Dinosaur Petting Zoo has become both a national and international success, not only are we looking forward to bringing the Dinosaurs to the Sunshine Coast but we the grown ups are having more fun than the kids, and they will be just as excited!”Anna Young: General Manager, ERTH - Visual & Physical Incorporated

We are frequently reminded of the Sunshine Coast for it was where we found our most favourite recipe, Sunshine Sausages. That’s a sausage inside a ring of pineapple. I guess that is what you could call us sisters too, when we are there. Mourne Kransky, THE KRANSKY SISTERS

“We are dusting off our mankinis, doing more slopping than slapping and heading to the sunshine.” Virginia Lovett, General Manager, MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL

april’s fool

This project has received financial assistance through Regional Stages, a joint initiative of Arts Queensland and the Australia Council for the Arts. It also received financial assistance through Arts Queensland’s Development and Presentation Grants Program.This project been made possible through fi nancial assistance through Arts Queensland’s Development and Presentation Program

and the Regional Stages – a joint initiative of Arts Queensland and Australia Council for the Arts.

EMPIRE THEATRES PTY LTD PRESENT

April’s Fool BY DAVID BURTON

A true story of love, family, strength and the choices we make.In April 2009, two weeks short of his nineteenth birthday Toowoomba teenager Kristjan Terauds died due to complications from illicit drug use. Inspired by ‘April’s Fool’, an account of his son’s death by Kristjan’s father, the Empire Theatre commissioned award-winning playwright, David Burton to bring this story to the stage. Using the words of Kristjan’s friends and family interviewed over many months the result is a powerful mix of sadness, loss, and ultimately love, laced with humour.April’s Fool promises to be a thought-provoking and ultimately optimistic refl ection on how we all live our lives.Young people, parents, teachers, youth workers and theatre critics universally praised April’s Fool for its ability to engage them in this story. The result is a theatre experience that refl ects Kristjan himself, loving, warm, generous, open, honourable, gentle, complex and provocative. Director Lewis JonesDesigner Josh McIntoshMedia Design Craig WilkinsonSound Design Brett ColleryLighting Design Timothy PanitzCast Includes Jessica Harm, Allen Laverty

and Barbara Lowing

Nambour Civic Centre Thursday 19 April 11.00am & 7.30pmTickets: Adults $29.00 / Concession & groups 8+ $25.00Children & Full Time Students: $20.00 Subscribers: $22.00 Genre: DramaSuitable 12yrs+, mild coarse language.

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.

melbourne international

comedy festival roadshow

Melbourne International Comedy Festival RoadshowStuffi ng 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. Local and overseas comedians will be travelling across Australia – and Singapore and Hong Kong – with an ‘all killer, no fi ller’ event. Roadshow 2012 – coming to a town near you! “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

Warning: Performances may contain coarse language, sexual references and material that can offend. It is recommended for people aged 15 +

The J @ NoosaWednesday 2 May 7.30pm

Nambour Civic CentreSunday 20 May 7.00pm Tickets: Adults $42.00Subscribers $32.00 Genre: Comedy

“An event no comedy fan should miss.”

Satellite (QLD)

‘Not only will this Roadshow leave you with all sorts of stitches and aches, it will make your cheeks burn and your jaw sore too.’ Caloundra Weekly (QLD)

biddies

BiddiesWRITTEN BY DON REIDDIRECTED BY WAYNE HARRISON

Don Reid’s play CODGERS was a touring favourite in 2010, described by the Sydney Morning Herald as “...a heart-warming comedy...you’re in the hands of skilled experts who really do know what they’re doing, how to do it and why.”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. You’ll laugh till you cry. Move over Codgers, the Biddies are in town...Five ordinarily marvellous women fi nd 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 defi ned by men. 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!This delightful new comedy is brought to the stage by some of Australia’s most beloved actresses. You’ll laugh till you cry. Vulnerable, feisty and in full bloom, these gals are everything - except old!Cast includes Maggie Blinco, Annie Byron, Jeanie Drynan, Donna Lee and Linden Wilkinson

Nambour Civic CentreWednesday 6 June 7.30pmTickets: Adult $42.00 / Concessions, groups 8+ $35.00Children & Full Time Students $25.00Subscribers $32.00Genre: Comedy

boy girl wall

Boy Girl WallA PRODUCTION BY THE ESCAPISTSIN ASSOCIATION WITH CRITICAL STAGES

This is not a love story. This is a story about love.This is the story of Thom and Alethea. Two neighbours in an apartment block, trying desperately to keep their lives from falling apart. But the wall that stands between them has decided they belong together. Following sell-out seasons across Australia, this hilarious smash-hit production by The Escapists is a stunning celebration of theatricality, imagination and the joy of play.Using chalk, sock puppets, an overhead projector and over two-dozen characters, Lucas Stibbard’s captivating tour de force performance will inspire and delight with live music by Neridah Waters in a tall tale of whimsy and architectural enlightenment.

NOMINATED – 2011 Helpmann Award – Best ActorWINNER – 2010 Matilda Award – Best Independent Production“Comic genius… a blissful reminder of the power of the imagination.” Time Off“There are a million magical moments… You must see this show…” ArtsHub WITH Lucas Stibbard / SCRIPT Matthew Ryan & Lucas StibbardREALISERS Matthew Ryan, Lucas Stibbard, Neridah Waters & Sarah WinterLIGHTING DESIGNER Keith Clark SOUND DESIGNER Neridah WatersREDESIGN Jonathon Oxlade MUSIC PERFORMED BY Neridah Waters

Originally produced with Metro Arts, Brisbane

WARNINGS: Contains strong coarse language and adult themes. Suitable for audiences over 15 years.

Nambour Civic CentreSaturday 30 June 7.30pmTickets: Adults $39.00 / Concessions & Groups 8+ $34.00Full time Students $20.00Subscribers $30.00 Genre: satire/physical theatre

This project has received financial assistance through Regional Stages, a joint initiative of Arts Queensland and the Australia Council for the Arts. It also received financial assistance through Arts Queensland’s Development and Presentation Grants Program.This project been made possible through fi nancial assistance through Arts Queensland’s Development and Presentation

Program and the Regional Stages – a joint initiative of Arts Queensland and Australia Council for the Arts.

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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BEYOND THE THRESHOLD AND THE J PRESENT

What A Man’s Gotta DoWRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY ANDREW HORABIN

Andrew Horabin is a state and national award-winning singer / songwriter with a one man comedy musical that asks, What’s a man gotta do to be a man in your town?In this hilarious show, Andrew uses comedy, song and storytelling to explore some of the issues of masculinity—sex, work, marriage, mateship, intimacy, fathering, feelings, booze, homophobia and attachments to motor vehicles.Our story begins when Adam’s Buck’s Party collides with Lucy’s Hens in the street. Lucy declares that he’ll never grow up. Adam protests. She gives him 24 hours to prove he is a man—or the wedding is off!With the wedding approaching fast, and with a bit of questionable help from his two best mates, the three young blokes must forge their own path into manhood.The themes are serious. The show is a hilarious musical comedy. The combination is powerful.

WARNINGS: Contains strong coarse language and adult themes. Suitable for audiences over 15 years.

The J @ NoosaTuesday 10 July 7.30pmTicket cost: Adults $39.00 / Concession & groups 8+ $35.00Subscribers $30.00Genre: Comedy/music

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.

Tour Coordination by Country Arts WA.

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The HousekeeperTwo of Australia’s best comic actors, Evelyn Krape and Peter Moon, combine in this offbeat, delightfully zany comedy about a middle-aged, rather stuffy bachelor and the eccentric bag lady he hires as a housekeeper. Foundering a bit after the death of his aged (and domineering) mother, Manley Carstairs, a self-styled literary artist, engages a housekeeper, Annie Dankworth, to look after his large Victorian house (and himself). When Annie fi rst arrives, wearing sneakers and carrying her belongings in a shopping trolley, Manley is taken aback but she seems so eager to please that he relents – after which their relationship progresses rapidly from initial reserve to active hatred. Annie is one of the world’s great oddballs. She insults her employer, denigrates his writing, admits she forged her references, accuses Manley of lusting after her and in general makes his life hell. This screwball comedy will have you in stitches with its lively wit and biting humour. Written by James PrideauxDirected by Lucy FreemanStarring Peter Moon, Evelyn Krape

Nambour Civic CentreSaturday 21 July 2.00pm & 7.30pmTickets: Adult $39.00 / Concession & Groups 8+ $34.00Children & Fulltime Students $25.00Subscribers $30.00Genre: Comedy/drama

Ladies Night

Ladies NightThe ultimate night out and not only for the girls!The story of four unemployed guys, motivated by ‘The Chippendales’ to form a male stripping act, in order to make some fast cash.They pitch the notion to a local club owner and take lessons from a slightly shop-worn, dance instructor with a heart-of-gold in all manner of things, including what women really want from a male stripper (and how to deliver it).Written in 1987, by Anthony McCarten and Stephen Sinclair, Ladies Night has been translated into twelve languages and remains New Zealand’s most commercially successful play, of all time.With eight sell-out tours of Britain and the U.K, it won France’s premiere theatre award for comedy, The Molière Prize, in 2001. See these average blokes attempt a strip to some familiar tunes:‘You Can Leave Your Hat On’, ‘Bad To the Bone’, ‘Smooth Operator’ and ‘Wild Thing’ to name just a few.Ladies Night will leave you hyperactive and ready to party! It’s the kind of show that you can take your granny to…Cheeky, fun, a little bit naughty: and a damn good giggle.Will they GO ALL THE WAY?Come along and see for yourself!

Adult Concepts - Strictly 18+

The J @ NoosaSunday 5 August 5.00pmTickets: Adults $30.00 / Concession & groups 8+ $25.00Subscribers $23.00Genre: Comedy/drama

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SUNSHINE COAST COUNCIL AND RED CHAIR PRESENT

Women in VoiceFEATURING

ALISON ST LEDGER CARITA FARRER LIL’ FI EMMA DEAN With Helen Russell (Double Bass), Jamie Clark (Guitar), Steve Russell (Keyboard), John Parker (Percussion) From humble beginnings at a funky, upstairs venue in Brisbane’s West End (The Sitting Duck Cafe), to rubbing shoulders with large-scale international productions at QPAC, and Sydney’s Star City Showroom, Women in Voice has had an amazing journey. Among the artists that have presented over the years there have been music legends such as Chrissie Amphlett and Deborah Conway; Margret RoadKnight; Jenny Morris and Katie Noonan; Christine Johnston and Jeannie Lewis; Kate Miller-Heidke; Deborah Cheetham; Kavisha Mazella and Carol Burns; Annie Lee; Karen Crone and Leah Cotterell; Queenie Vanderzandt and Barbara Fordham.These and many other voices have become part of Women In Voice - a proud testament to this courageous concept showcasing talented female vocalists in an up-front, uncomplicated manner that results in one of the liveliest, funniest and most professional shows Brisbane has ever produced.

Lake Kawana Community CentreSaturday 1 September 7.30pmTickets: Adult $39.00 / Concession & Groups 8+ $35.00Subscribers $30.00Genre: music

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Rhinestone Rex and Miss MonicaBY DAVID WILLIAMSON

Can a country cowboy and a sophisticated virtuoso change their tune for love? What do a classical musician and retired country and western singer have in common? Not a lot according to Monica who really just wants Gary, aka Rhinestone Rex, to do the job he’s being paid for and renovate her kitchen. She hates his taste in music, his attitudes to women and the columns he wants to put on her kitchen cabinets. Gary can’t fi nd much about Monica to recommend to anyone but still fi nds her attractive in a cold, rigid and infl exible kind of way. Can they fi nd a way past all their confl icts towards a harmonious and fulfi lling relationship? Or will their differences keep them from making beautiful music together?Rhinestone Rex and Miss Monica is master playwright David Williamson’s 43rd play, and director Sandra Bates’ 12th Williamson production in 12 years.

Director Sandra BatesDesigner Clare MoloneyLighting designer Peter NeufeldStarring Alexandra Fowler & Glenn Hazeldine

“A moving and witty refl ection on tolerance, hope and the need for personal connection, and a timely reminder that very few of us go through life unscathed” CitySearch

Recommended for ages 15+

Nambour Civic CentreSaturday 8 September 7.30pmTickets: Adult $42.00 / Concession & Groups 8+ $35.00Children 15+ & Full Time Students $25.00Subscribers $32.00Genre: Romantic comedy

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The FloodFrom internationally acclaimed, multi award winning creators Finucane & Smith comes the haunting and electrifying work hailed as “masterful… an Australian Gothic that defi nes the genre.”The sheep farm is dilapidated. The farm house, dark and squalid, sits by the river, sheltering a mad old lady, and her isolated hard-drinking daughter. Memories are seeping through the fl oorboards. As the sun sets, the fl ood waters rise. The screen door bangs open in the rain and wind; Catherine has returned after 20 years. The past is here. Through the mesmerising friction between estranged sisters, fuelled by alcohol and uncertain memories of a long-dead father, three women are trapped with a past no one wants to remember. Bristling with dark humour and edge-of-the-seat performances by three of our fi nest actresses, The Flood is startlingly authentic writing, plunging audiences into the lives of characters so real you feel you know them; a web of family intrigue against the haunting Australian outback. “A dark and ingenious piece of Australian gothic” THE AGE

Starring Shirley Cattunar, Maude Davey, Caroline LeeCreative Producer Moira FinucaneDirector Laurence StrangioDesigners The Sisters HayesLighting Designer Bronwyn PringleSound Designer Natasha Anderson

WARNINGS: Contains strong coarse language and adult themes. Suitable for audiences over 15 years.

Nambour Civic CentreTuesday 2 October 7.30pmTickets: Adult $42.00 / Concession & Groups 8+ $35.00Children & Fulltime Students $25.00Subscribers $32.00Genre: Drama

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Piece of Cake by the Kransky SistersHaving won awards in Edinburgh and Australia… Mourne, Eve and Dawn Kransky, three endearing spinsters from Esk in Queensland, are packing up their old Morris to hit the road again with a brand new show. Venturing out from the intensely private world of their family home, the Sisters will bring stories and homespun renditions of the popular songs they’ve heard on their wireless. With tuba, musical-saw, guitar, keyboard, saucepan and toilet brush… don’t miss this multi-award winning trio as they bring you their oddball and darkly funny brand of tune, from Cher and Abba to AC/DC. “A truly bizarre, and utterly funny show. The fantastic characters are not unlike a cross between the Sugababes and the Adams Family.” Edinburgh Fringe Reviews

“Like the acid fuelled imagining of Hunter S Thompson at a Country Women’s Association meeting, this unstuck comic creation is bizarre and precious….These women are the comedic equivalent of Star Trek. So complete and meticulous is their creation, you can almost imagine a future of Kransky conventions.” Helen Razer The Age 2005

“If Dame Edna ever retired to the Outback and procreated, the result might be something like the Kranskys.”Kate Copstick, The Scotsman

The J @NoosaSaturday 10 November 7.30pmTickets: Adults $39.00Concession and groups 8+ $35.00Subscribers $30.00 Genre: Comedy

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Nambour Civic CentreCentenary Square, Currie Street, NAMBOURT 07 5475 7777 F 07 5475 7766E namcc@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

The J60 Noosa Drive, NOOSA JUNCTIONT 07 5455 4455 F 07 5455 4466E thej@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

Lake Kawana Community Centre114 Sportsmans Parade, BOKARINAT 5413 1400 F 5413 1411E lkcc@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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Things you need to know Group discountsMost of the performances in our subscription season offer generous discounts for group bookings, so get some friends together for a great night out at the theatre, even if you don’t wish to be a subscriber.

Box offi ceBox offi ce hours at our venues are 9.00am—4.30pm Monday to Friday and 1 hour prior to performances.

Purchasing tickets online Save time and book online. Individual performances can be booked online.

Latecomers and starting timesLatecomers cannot be admitted after the advertised starting times unless there is a suitable break in the performance.Patrons are advised to check their tickets for the starting times and arrive at least 15 minutes before this advertised time.

Mobile phones and photographyMobile phones must be turned off before the commencement of all performances. Photography of any kind is not permitted during a performance.

RefreshmentsOur venues stock a range of beverages and light refreshments for your enjoyment. These are available for purchase up to an hour prior to performances and at interval.Nambour Civic Centre and The J are both licensed venues, conditions of entry apply.

Volunteer opportunitiesWe are seeking outgoing people who have an interest in the theatre to become Front of House volunteers at our venues. For more information please visit our website www.scvenuesandevents.com.au or phone 5449-5184.

Bang!Crash!Tap!Bang! Crash! Tap! is a funk tap, acrobatics, live music, percussion and beat boxing extravaganza all rolled into one. Conceptualised by Andrew Fee, Artistic Director of acclaimed RAW, the show has wowed audiences wherever it has gone. Witness the collaboration of one of the most talented percussionists in Australia; a fresh and energetic beat boxer, and two of the fastest tap dancers you have ever seen! Combine this with a few laughs and a whole lot of energy and you have RAW’s Bang! Crash! Tap!“How Fred Astaire might have performed if he’s joined a hip hop crew” New York Times

Lake Kawana Community CentreFriday 11 May 7.00pmTickets: Adult $25.00Concession & Groups 8+ $20.00Children & Fulltime Students $15.00Group of 4 with minimum 2 children $60.00

shows for young people

Erth’s Dinosaur Petting Zoo BY ERTH-VISUAL & PHYSICAL INC.A unique show that allows heaps of interaction for kids and adults while they travel with the Erth performers on a journey through prehistoric Australia. Experience an amazing selection of dinosaurs and creatures that inhabited the landscape millions of years ago.Children will be able to pet, feed and interact with them in a once-in-a-lifetime imaginative experience.Its dinosawesome.“The most impressive ‘puppet’ show we have ever seen! I took my 5 year old son and a friend’s 10 year old daughter and we were all transfi xed” Audience member “Simply fabulous and terrifying and wonderful all at once!” Ten Days on the Island Tour, April 2011Created and performed by Erth-Visual & Physical Inc

The J @ NoosaThursday 3 May 6.00pm and Friday 4 May 10.30am Tickets: Adults $20.00 / Children $15.00 Group of 4 with minimum 2 children $60.00

Tour managed and coordinated by arTour, an initiative supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland

shows for young people

I, Bunyip CREATED BY ERTH VISUAL & PHYSICAL INC. Do you know what a Bunyip is? What about a Yawk Yawk or the other fascinating creatures that live in Australia? Would you like to meet them?From the makers of the acclaimed Erth’s Dinosaur Petting Zoo, don’t miss this new work fi lled with enchanting characters just waiting to meet you! Developed in consultation with fi ve different Aboriginal communities I,Bunyip portrays the mystical world of creatures from our Indigenous folklore.

Lake Kawana Community CentreTuesday 3 July 1.30pm & 6.30pmTickets: Adults $20.00 / Children $15.00 Group of 4 with minimum 2 children $60.00

Produced in association with

Treasure IslandPirates, buried treasure, sword fi ghts, treasure maps, muskets! Join twelve year old Jim Hawkins on his hunt for buried treasure. But watch out . . . . there are double-crossing pirates all around, led by the notorious Long John Silver. Will Jim make it from his home in a small seaside village to the mysterious Treasure Island?Queensland Theatre Company and Matrix Theatre bring you this classic children’s story, in a new adaptation with sixteen characters and two actors. A magical coming of age story, and the original classic pirate tale, Treasure Island explores themes of adventure and escapism, coming of age, role models and overcoming fears.Michael Futcher DirectorJosh McIntosh Designer Phil Slade Composer

Lake Kawana Community CentreThursday 2 August 1.30pmTickets: Adults $20.00 / Children $15.00 Group of 4 with minimum 2 children $60.00

Tour managed and coordinated by arTour, an initiative supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

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Where you can experience the best in arthouse and foreign films

Nambour Civic Centre is the home of the nambour arthouse cinema and is the Coast’s premier cinema in the region. The Cinema runs Fridays, Saturday and Sundays. It screens foreign and independent films and selected acclaimed Hollywood releases.

Coming in 2012Featuring: • Welcome to the South

(Benvenuti al Sud)• A Family on the Verge

(La Bellezza del Somaro)• Escort in Love

(Nessuno Mi Puo Giudicare)

• Lost Kisses (I Baci Mai Dati)

The cinema has a membership group called The Film Club. Membership is open to everyone and is now coming up to its 14th year.

Memberships are $45.00 per person and are valid from January 2012 to December 2012.Membership benefits includes: • Discounted tickets

Valid for every session, including tickets to film festivals.• 2 Free Cinema tickets

To be used by you or shared with a friend.• Newsletters

Providing detailed information about each movie screened, this newsletter can be emailed or posted depending on your preference.

• Invitations to Film Club Functions These regular functions are strictly members only, and are held after the screening on the 1st Sunday of each month. Complimentary light refreshments served.

• Pre-paid ticketing Beat the queues by purchasing tickets at the box office during normal box office hours.

• Early-bird ticket Be the first to hear about and be offered tickets to film festivals and special events.

• Special Offers Offers and give-aways for members only.

• Movie to Mobile Movie times messaged to your mobile every week (optional).

Nambour Civic Centre 5475 7777