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TWENTY13 theatreSEASONSUNSHINE COAST VENUES

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to our second annual theatre season presented by Sunshine Coast Council. In 2012 we delivered a diverse selection of live theatre performances from across the country at our venues, Nambour Civic Centre, The J and Lake Kawana Community Centre.

2013 promises to be bigger and better with an exciting variety of entertainment including ballet, comedy, indigenous storytelling, music and drama, featuring some companies that will be performing on the Sunshine Coast for the first time.

For children and families, we will present enchanting stories and fun for all ages. We welcome Flipside Circus, one of the country’s leading youth circus companies to the coast for holiday workshops and shows.

Sunshine Coast Council has an ongoing commitment to supporting cultural engagement and creative innovation within the community.

I encourage you to take advantage of our subscription season and enjoy what is on offer on the coast.

Message from Cr Mark Jamieson, Mayor of Sunshine Coast Council Performances by Month

MarchInfinite Space

May Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow

JuneAnimal Farm Art Jack Charles V The Crown

JulyNadia and the Blue Flamingo Frankenstein 360 Allstars

AugustI Heart Bunnings

SeptemberThe Haunting of Daniel Gartrell Keyim Ba presents The African Caravan RU4Me

OctoberFlipside Circus Disco: The Vinyl Solution Fluff

Infinite Space is a breathtaking example of classical dance re-interpreted to inspire both new and loyal ballet audiences. It will entrance audiences as it takes them on a choreographic journey through four acclaimed and original works, all brought to life by a uniquely talented dance ensemble.

‘In One Day’ - Choreographed by Simon Hoy and Robert Kelly, to the music of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. This is a 35 minute work that is remembered for it’s sheer physicality and athleticism.

‘Dark Before Daylight’ - Featuring the classical pointe shoe and tutus. Dark Before Daylight is an impression of the timeless story of Swan Lake. Choreographed by Simon Hoy to the music of Elgar.

‘Phrased Without Word’ - Choreographed by Simon Hoy to Arvo Pärt’s Spiegel in Spiegel. ‘Phrased Without Word’ is a breathtaking physical expression of this score.

‘Infinite Space’ - Choreographed by Simon Hoy to the music of Mozart’s 27th Piano Concerto. ‘Infinite Space’ has become a signature piece for the Melbourne Ballet Company and is an uplifting celebration of hope and beauty.

“A joyful experience.” The Melbourne Age

Duration: 85 minutes with interval

Tickets: Adults $45 / Conc $40 / Groups 8+ $40

25 yrs and under $25 / Subscribers $35

INFINITE SPACE A production by the Melbourne Ballet Company

Thursday 28 March 7.30pmNAMBOUR CIVIC CENTRE

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow is back, with a big night of comedy from some of the world’s funniest comedians.

The cast of intrepid travelling comedians is hitting the road, entertaining crowds all across Australia. You can be a part of the fun when they roll into your town with a big show featuring some of the best from one of the world’s biggest comedy festivals!

Last year Roadshow hit the dirt track, with more than 90 performances in over 65 Australian towns, covering a distance of more than 25,000km, before taking the tour to the world, with seasons in Singapore, Hong Kong and India.

What happens on tour doesn’t always stay on tour, and when a bunch of comedians are unleashed on a road trip, you can only imagine what they get up to!

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow - the hijinks are coming your way.

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

Duration: Approximately 120 minutes with interval

Tickets: Adults $42 / Subscribers $32 No unaccompanied minors

MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL ROADSHOW

Friday 3 May 7.30pmNAMBOUR CIVIC CENTRE

Saturday 4 May 7.30pmThE J

Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad

Animal Farm, one of the most controversial and studied political commentaries arrives in a brand new production combining physical theatre and storytelling. George Orwell’s simple yet intensely powerful fairy tale illustrates how greed and absolute power corrupts absolutely and, with devastating consequences, can change the course of history.

Directed by Michael Futcher and brought to life by shake & stir theatre co and a cast of Queensland’s most dynamic actors, Animal Farm promises to be one of the most shocking, exciting, relevant and wickedly funny theatre events in 2013.

Best Independent Play of 2011 (2012 Matilda Awards)

Best Direction of 2011 (2012 Matilda Awards)

Best Play of 2011 (The Courier-Mail)

“shake & stir nailed it. Physical theatre at its best.” Artshub

“A must see!” 612ABC Radio

Adaptor - Nick Skubij Director - Michael Futcher Designer - Josh McIntosh Lighting Designer - Jason Glenwright Sound Designer/Composer – Guy Webster

Duration: 80 minutes, no intervalTickets: Adults $39 / Conc $35 / Groups 8+ $35 25 yrs and under $20 / Subscribers $30

ANIMAL FARMby George Orwelladapted & created by shake & stir theatre co

Monday 3 June 7pmLAkE kAWANA COMMUNITY CENTRE

Tour managed and coordinated by arTour, an initiative supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. Originally produced in association with QPAC.

Friends. You love ‘em, but sometimes you just can’t understand ‘em. Especially when they do something completely different and unexpected ... something that makes you wonder how they ever became your friends in the first place.

Serge, Marc and Yvan find their previously solid 15-year friendship on shaky ground when Serge buys an expensive painting. The canvas is white, with a few white lines.

Serge is proud of his acquisition, fully expecting the approval of his friends. His best friend, Marc, hates it. Marc can’t believe that any friend of his could possibly want such a thing. Enter Yvan – the mutual friend, the go-between, the meat in the sandwich.

The question is: Are you who you think you are? Or are you who your friends think you are?

A hit in the West End, Broadway and all around the world. ART is the recipient 1998 Tony Award for Best Play and Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy.

Tasmania’s newest theatre company, Blue Cow Theatre, has scored a triple bull’s-eye with its first production, ART.

Starring John X, Robert Jarman and Jeff Michel. Warning: Some course language—recommended for 15yrs+

Duration: 90 minutes no interval Tickets: Adult $39 / Conc $35 / Groups 8+ $35

25 yrs and under $25 / Subscribers $30

ARTA comedy by Yasmina Reza and translated by Christopher Hampton

Saturday 15 June 7.30pmNAMBOUR CIVIC CENTRE

Produced by Blue Cow Theatre and toured by Tasmania Performs with the assistance of Playing Australia and Arts Tasmania.

Uncle Jack Charles is an Australian legend: veteran actor, Koori elder, activist and, until recently, heroin addict and cat-burglar.

This is a show about his life – told by him.

From Stolen Generation to Koori theatre in the 70s, from film sets to Her Majesty’s prisons, Jack Charles V The Crown runs the gamut of a life lived to its utmost. Charles’ unswerving optimism transforms this tale of addiction, crime and doing time into a kind of vagabond’s progress – a map of the traps of dispossession and a guide to reaching the age of grey-haired wisdom.

This fleet-footed, light-fingered one-man show is a theatrical delight and a celebration of Black Australia’s dogged refusal to give up on getting on.

A powerful one-man show that shines the spotlight on the colourful life of one of Australia’s near forgotten treasures. Jack is an actor, musician, potter and gifted performer, but for a good portion of his nearly 70 years he has also been homeless, an addict, a thief and a regular in Victoria’s prisons. Warning: Adult Themes. Recommended 12yrs+

“Steeped in decades of our history (social, political, theatrical), surprisingly upbeat… a warm-hearted, very entertaining evening.” Sydney Morning Herald

Duration: 75 minutes no intervalTickets: Adult $42 / Conc $35 / Groups 8+ $3525 yrs and under $25 / Subscribers $32

Ilbijerri Theatre Company’s

JACK CHARLES V THE CROWN Toured by Performing Lines

Wednesday 26 June 7.30pmNAMBOUR CIVIC CENTRE

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ILBIJERRI acknowledges the assistance of the Australian Government through the Indigenous Culture Support program, the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, Arts Victoria and the City of Melbourne.

Mary Shelley’s classic tale re-imagined in a spine-tingling new version – not for the faint-hearted.

Forced to survive in the real world, a man-made creature soon loses his child-like innocence and transforms into an adult being … an adult with bitterness, lust, vengeance and deadly reasoning.

The Creature is cast out by his creator, the young doctor Frankenstein, and unleashed upon the world. He is shunned for his grotesque appearance and spurned by society wherever he goes. When a blind man takes Frankenstein’s monstrous creation under his wing and educates him, the Creature begins to question his existence and to yearn for a future without loneliness.

His search for a lifelong partner brings him back to his maker, with vengeance foremost in his mind.

“Brilliant … astonishing … a humane, intelligent retelling of the original story.” The Guardian, UK

“Unique and brave … enormously emotional and hugely compelling … virtuoso stuff.” London Theatre GuideDirector: Mark KilmurryDesigner: Simone Romaniuk Lighting designer: Nick HigginsCello: Heather StratfoldOriginal Music: Elena Kats-Chernin

Warning: Contains semi nudity and a non-explicit sex scene, recommended 15yrs+

Duration: Approximately 90 minutes no intervalTickets: Adult $42 / Conc $35 / Groups 8+ $3525 yrs and under $25 / Subscribers $32

An Ensemble Theatre Production

FRANKENSTEINby Nick Dear

Tuesday 16 July 7.30pm Wednesday 17 July 11am

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From the producers of ‘Loop The Loop’ and ‘Gene Peterson Live’ comes an urban circus like no other!

International performers at the top of their field – Beatboxer, BMX Flatlander, Basketball Freestyler, Breakdancers and live music from Gene Peterson.

360 ALLSTARS is a phenomenal theatrical performance exploring all forms of rotation, which will leave you dizzy with excitement.

Gene Peterson (Australia) National Drumming ChampionB-Boy Physicx (Korea) World Champion breakdancerB-Boy Simonster (Australia) Australasian Breakdance

ChampionPeter Sore (Hungary) 2 Time World Champion

BMX FlatlanderRashaun Daniel (USA) Basketball Man – World

Renowned Basketball Freestyler

Rhys Miller (UK) Roue Cyr Wheel Spin KingSam Perry (Australia) Beatboxing, Rapping & Live

Looping Whiz-Kid

Regarding Gene Peterson: “God of percussion… the Michael Jordan of the percussion world.” Scene Magazine

Duration: 80 minutes no intervalTickets: Adult $30 / Conc $26

Group 4 (minimum 2 children) $8525 yrs and under $20 / Subscribers $25Breakdancing and BMX Flatlanding workshops available. Please contact the venue for more details. Spaces limited.

360 ALLSTARSDirected by Gene Peterson Produced by Onyx Productions

Tuesday 16 July 7pmLAkE kAWANA COMMUNITY CENTRE

The Australian Government is proud to be associated with this tour through the national performing arts touring program, Playing Australia, which gives Australian across the country the opportunity to see some of our best performing arts.Tour managed and coordinated by arTour, an initiative supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. Originally produced in association with QPAC.

8am, Sunday morning. Q: What’s wrong? A: You’re not at Bunnings.

It’s the ultimate man-shed. Two acres of timber, tools and trellises, guaranteed to make your man-ovaries ache. It’s a fantasy supermarket where dreams and wobbly bookshelves are made.

Harley Breen has two brothers, they’re both carpenters. He likes going to Bunnings to look at things he could make if they were around to fix them.

Harley Breen has blown away audiences from the sugarcane fringes of Bundaberg to the sweaty stages of the Edinburgh Fringe. Regularly headlining around Australia, Harley has won over a legion of fans with his accessible and relatable comedy.

WINNER 2011 “Piece of Wood” Comic’s Choice Award Melbourne International Comedy Festival WINNER 2010 Spleen Comic of the yearWINNER 2007 Tron Best Newcomer Edinburgh Fringe

“Very funny.” The Melbourne Age

“Breen is a real talent.” Herald Sun

“Harley leaves the audience begging for more.” MX Melbourne.

Duration: 60 minutes no intervalTickets: Adult $29 / Subscribers $25No unaccompanied minors

Pre-show BBQ dining available for purchase

I HEART BUNNINGSCreated and performed by Harley Breen

Friday 9 August 7.30pmThE J

A suburban hermit’s life unravels when confronted by his own dark secrets in this suspenseful drama. Under an ochre sky something happened at Mt Ragged. The incident inspired celebrated bush poet Daniel Gartrell’s most analysed poem. It is missing its final verse, and the events that occurred at Mt Ragged, not to mention the poet himself, are a mystery. Now an enigma, Gartrell (Max Gillies) lives as a recluse in the suburbs, his only contact is with his daughter. Gartrell is at home, thinking very oblique thoughts when an emerging actor (Samuel Johnson) knocks on his door. Ambitious and optimistic, he has been cast to play Gartrell in a biographical movie, and in his research for the role, is ready for anything. But if he wants to know where Gartrell’s poetry comes from and understand his state of mind when he writes, he must, in a sense, become him. Gartrell leads him on a merry chase, evading inquiries and playing unhinged mind games. This is a play that offers something for everyone. Audiences are sure to experience a journey that stretches their senses, hits their funny bone and delivers a poignant message for all. An accessible yet edgy play that invites audiences to sit back and reflect on how our secrets and our past can shape who we are.

“A talented production and a chance to see well-known actors in a creepy piece of Aussie horror.” The Melbourne Age“An undeniably moving piece of theatre.” Upstart Magazine

Duration: Approximately 120 minutes with intervalTickets: Adult $42 / Conc $35 / Groups 8+ $3525 yrs and under $25 / Subscribers $32No unaccompanied minors

THE HAUNTING OF DANIEL GARTRELL by Reg CribbStarring Max Gillies and Samuel Johnson

Wednesday 11 September 7.30pmThursday 12 September 7.30pm

ThE J

Kultour is proud to present Keyim Ba’s The African Caravan, a collection of world class West African musicians who are bringing the rhythm, dance and music of West Africa to Australian audiences.

Diverse and innovative, The African Caravan explores melody, song, rhythm and movement across culture and time, taking audiences on an extraordinary musical journey into West Africa.

Embracing percussive as well as melodic pieces, The African Caravan offers a show of explosive and powerful African drumming and high energy dance while capturing the alluring sounds of West African melodies accompanied by the Kora (West African harp), Guitar and Balafon.

“Their hands were drumming before their feet were walking, and what I wouldn’t give to be able to dance like that! With their outstanding musicianship and harnessing the explosive power of Guinean drumming, dance and song, Keyim Ba infuses the audience with an undeniable urge to move your body!”Anna Georgia, CEO, Free World Films

Duration: Approximately 110 minutes with intervalTickets: Adult $2925 yrs and under $25 / Subscribers: $25No unaccompanied minors

Drumming and Dancing workshops will be available. $20 per student, contact The J for details.

Keyim Ba presents

THE AFRICAN CARAVAN

Saturday 14 September 7.30pmThE J

The 2013 National Tour of African Caravan is proudly presented by Kultour – mobilising the arts in multicultural Australia. Kultour is supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body, as an initiative of the Arts in a Multicultural Australia policy The Australian Government is proud to be associated with this tour through the national performing arts touring program, Playing Australia, which gives Australian across the country the opportunity to see some of our best performing arts.

The perfect girls’ night out!

Annie Byron brings all her charm and humour to Connie, a woman of a certain age who wants to believe that finding a romantic love is not the impossible dream. Bravely she enters the online dating jungle and soon discovers that what you see is probably not what you get, there is no such thing as a free cup of coffee and that having John Clarke as your romantic ideal may be setting the bar just a little too high.

Based on Andee Jones’ bestselling book Kissing Frogs, it brings a humorous twist to those pressing questions about love such as, why is it so hard to find and even harder to keep? Is romantic love the impossible dream and how do you know Mr Right even when you find him?

“…Byron’s delivery invites immediate connection.” Sydney Morning Herald.Playwright: Annie Byron Director: Wayne Harrison

Warning: Adult themes, recommended 15yrs+

Duration: Approximately 70 minutes no interval

Tickets: Adult $39 / Conc $35 / Groups 8+ $35

25 yrs and under $25 / Subscribers $30

Riverside Productions and True West Theatre

RU4ME by Annie ByronBased on Kissing Frogs by Andee Jones

Saturday 28 September 7.30pmNAMBOUR CIVIC CENTRE

Photo by Glenda Pontes Depose

Disco: The Vinyl Solution is a 70 minute, biting, stand-up/physical comedy show with a serious core. It’s the sister show to Fiona’s previous award-winning show, The Needle and the Damage Done. Fiona Scott-Norman is a Melbourne-based comedian, satirist, broadcaster and DJ, whose first solo show, The Needle and the Damage Done, toured to over 70 regional Australian centres and venues, from the Sydney Opera House to Alice Springs and Burnie.

Hilarious, informed, and scathing, Disco is basically the ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ of electronic dance music. Disco elegantly and articulately concludes that the world’s been going to hell in a handbasket since we stopped touching each other on the dance floor.

Directed by Tim Ferguson (ex-Doug Anthony Allstars and Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush), Disco is fearless and funny. If you think modern music is ‘rubbish’, but don’t want to say it out loud for fear of sounding ‘old’, this is the show for you.

Warning: Uses words of more than two syllables.

Duration: 70 minutes no interval

Tickets: Adult $35 / Conc $30 / Groups 8+ $30

25 yrs and under $20 / Subscribers $25

DISCO: THE VINYL SOLUTIONby Fiona Scott-Norman

Friday 25 October 7.30pmNAMBOUR CIVIC CENTRE

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Produced by Red Chair

A singing south wind flutters into town...weaving a playful dance around Nadia’s washing line and filling the air with magic and song.

With a dash of imagination, a hint of mayhem and a basket full of hope, Nadia Sundae and her audience discover true friends can sometimes be found right under your toes... Nadia & The Blue Flamingo combines puppetry, music, comedy and audience participation in an engaging and heartfelt tale of friendship.

Suitable: Ages 3-8 and families Pre show fun for kids. Food also available for purchase.

Monday 8 July 5.30pm Duration: 45 minutes, no intervalTickets: All tickets $15

Group of 4 (minimum 2 children) $55

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FLUFFHave you ever wondered where lost toys go?

Fluff, a delightful story of what happened to a group of mismatched hand-made toys that have unfortunately been lost by the people who cherished them most…but found again by the caring and sweetly nutty Gingham family.

Meet Fluff who was dropped under the couch then sucked up by the vacuum cleaner, Squibbly who was abandoned in the gutter by the family dog, and the Disco Frog who got caught in a ceiling fan.

Master of eccentricity and mistress of comedy, Christine Johnston has created a delightful show along with dancer Lisa O’Neill and electronica musician Peter Nelson, which touches the hearts of children and their adults. Enjoy a mix of physical comedy, playful dance, music, voice and whimsical characters. This is a simple, joyful and humorous tale for children, told with a twist.

Suitable: Ages 3-12 and families

Wednesday 16 October 6pm Thursday 17 October 10am Duration: 45 minutes, no interval Tickets: All tickets $15

Group of 4 (minimum 2 children) $55

LAkE kAWANA COMMUNITY CENTRE Ph 07 5413 1400

LAkE kAWANA COMMUNITY CENTRE Ph 07 5413 1400

IDENTITé By Flipside Circus

For 15 years, Queensland’s premier youth circus Flipside Circus has been entertaining audiences across Australia with circus performances that ignite the imagination. In their first Sunshine Coast performance, Flipside Circus presents a contemporary circus piece that explores identity, the innocence of youth and the questions we ask ourselves when growing up. Who am I? What do I want to be? Where will my identity take me?

The cast of 14 performers aged from 9 to 18 years will express their ‘identities’ through amazing aerials, acrobatics and other circus favourites. This high skilled, visually stunning show is a must see for all ages.

Wednesday 2 October 1pm & 6pm Thursday 3 October 10am & 1pm Friday 4 October 10am & 1pm Duration: Approximately 45 minutes,

no interval Tickets: All tickets $18

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25YRS AND UNDER CHEAPER TICKET PRICESTo make ticket prices more affordable for young people, we are introducing a cheaper ticket pricefor people 25 years and under in 2013. This will be available for all performances in our subscription season.

GROUP BOOKINGSMost 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. LATECOMERS AND STARTING TIMESLatecomers will not be admitted after the advertised starting times unless there is a suitable break in the performance. Patrons are advised to check their tickets for starting times and arrive at least 15 minutes before the 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 one hour prior to performances and at interval.Nambour Civic Centre and The J are both licensed venues. Depending on the nature of the event, alcohol may or may not be served. Please check with the venue in advance to confirm whether or not the bar will be open. Conditions of entry apply.

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Nambour Civic CentreCentenary Square, 52-64 Currie St, NAMBOUR QLD 4560T: 07 5475 7755 E: namcc@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

The J60 Noosa Dr, NOOSA HEADS QLD 4567T: 07 5544 4455 E: thej@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

Lake kawana Community Centre114 Sportsmans Pde, BOKARINA QLD 4575T: 5413 1400 E: lkcc@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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Nambour Civic CentreCentenary Square, 52-64 Currie StreetNAMBOUR QLD 4560T: 07 5475 7777E: namcc@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

The J Noosa60 Noosa DriveNOOSA HEADS QLD 4567T: 07 5455 4455E: thej@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

Lake kawana Community Centre114 Sportsmans ParadeBOKARINA QLD 4575T: 07 5413 1400E: lkcc@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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Or visit www.scvenuesandevents.com.au and download an application form on the ‘Get Involved’ page

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