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THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH

On the 27th February, 1988, Prime Minister Bob Hawke opened Riverside Theatres. A quarter of a century on and many thousands of shows and millions of patrons later, Riverside continues to entertain and delight the people of Parramatta and Sydney.

To celebrate 25 years we have put together an anniversary season that features music, dance, glamour and romance performed by Australia’s best musical theatre and dance artists. This year you can see great dramas by Shakespeare and Bernard Shaw, an Australian classic of one man’s memories of war on a Women’s Weekly Cherry Blossom Cruise, recent contemporary works lifting the lid on boxing and local government as well as hilarious (and sometimes black) comedies about the perils of parties and internet dating. We also have old favourites like The Wharf Revue, international works performed by artists from Zimbabwe and a world premiere and celebration of African women’s stories of survival and new beginnings in Australia. And much, much more.

Save by purchasing a season package, all at affordable prices. Be our silver lining by joining us at the great shows that make up Riverside’s 2013 Silver Anniversary Season. We look forward to welcoming you. ROBERT LOvE CAMiLLA ROUNTREEDiRECTOR PRODUCERRivERSiDE THEATRES RivERSiDE PRODUCTiONS

SEASON pACkAGE HOLDER BENEFITSMORE CHOiCES, MORE BENEFiTSYOu REwARD uS wITH YOuR LOYALTY AND wE wANT TO RETuRN THE FAvOuR. This year we’ve tailored our Season Packages to the way you like to plan your trips to the theatre: packed with timeless classics, critically-acclaimed new works, musicals, contemporary dance and comedy. We have programmed a large variety of productions based upon our most popular genres with patrons over the past quarter of a century. And, to make it possible for you to attend more frequently, we are adding a few new Season Package bonuses and discounts. Plus, this year you can save up to 30% off the usual ticket price. The more shows you see, the more money you’ll save.

Don’t miss out! Plan ahead and purchase a Season Package.

BEST SEATING & TICkET EXCHANGEBy booking a Season Package you’re guaranteed to never miss a production, plus, sit in the seat YOU want to sit in.* We also understand that sometimes things come up in life that are unforseen so we are happy to exchange your ticket if you need to come on a different day at no extra charge.**

ADDITIONAL TICkETS AT SEASON pACkAGE pRICESAs a Season Package holder, you are able to purchase additional single tickets to your chosen performances for family and friends at the low Season Package ticket price.

*Subject to availability. **Bookings are processed in order of receipt. Only one exchange per production is permitted and subject to availability. Standard cost of exchange is $2.75 per ticket.

OpENING NIGHT BONuSBook your tickets for Opening Night of any Riverside Season production and join us after the show for complimentary drinks and canapés. It’s a great way to cap off your evening at the theatre and, in many instances, the opportunity to meet the actors and creative team from the productions.

INTRODuCE A FRIEND AND BENEFITThis year if you introduce a friend to purchase their own Season Package to Riverside for the first time, we’ll send you a voucher redeemable for two free tickets when your friend advises us. It’s our way of thanking you for your loyalty and helping us spread the word about our 2013 Season. You can use the voucher for select Riverside produced theatre show, music event or film.*

DINING & pARkING DISCOuNTSTake advantage of the special deals our partnership restaurants offer to Riverside patrons, all within walking distance of the theatre. If you drive to the theatre, we suggest you park at the Erby Place parking station and take advantage of our $5 deal. Simply pick up a voucher from our Box Office or Foyer Bar.

25TH ANNIvERSARY FREE MEMBERSHIpAs a Season Package holder, you receive FREE Membership (a $45 saving) to Riverside which allows you access to special offers such as free and discounted tickets to select events, and a host of other benefits such as free drink vouchers and other goodies from our partnership companies. Your complimentary Membership kit and commemorative Riverside 25th Anniversary pen will be sent to you in February 2013.

JOIN uS TO CELEBRATE OuR 25TH ANNIvERSARY OF GREAT ENTERTAINMENT IN SYDNEY’S wEST

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Click your heels together and join Scarecrow, Tin Man, Lion, Dorothy and her little dog Toto, as they journey through the magical land of Oz to meet the Wizard and obtain their heart’s desires. Watch out for the Wicked Witch of the West and her winged monkeys as you rediscover the real story of Oz in this fantastic musical treat for all the family.

The Wizard of Oz is an enchanting adaptation of the all time classic, totally reconceived for the stage by the creative team that delighted audiences of all ages with their previous productions of Oliver and Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

Developed from the ever popular MGM screenplay, this new pro-am production contains all the much-loved songs from the Oscar winning movie score like “Over the Rainbow” and “Follow The Yellow Brick Road” and all the favourite characters and iconic moments with full stage production and colourful costumes.

Starring Jimmy Rees (Jimmy Giggle on ABC’s Giggle & Hoot) as The Scarecrow, Laura Murphy (Sparkles The Fairy on Channel 9’s Magical Tales) as Dorothy, Helpmann Award-winning musical theatre performer Luke Joslin (Avenue Q, Annie, Dr Zhivago) as The Tinman, and multi-Mo Award winner Adam Scicluna as The Lion.

Follow the yellow brick road over the rainbow and into Riverside for what promises to be a magical night at the theatre!

DiRECTOR Neil Gooding

MUSiC DiRECTiONPeter Hayward

CHOREOGRAPHERCamilla Jakimowicz

PERFORMERS

RIvERSIDE THEATRE Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes (including interval).

DATES Fri 8 Feb 11:00am & 7.30pm, Sat 9 Feb 2:00pm & 7:30pm, Sun 10 Feb 3:00pm, Fri 15 Feb 7:30pm, Sat 16 Feb 2:00pm& 7:30pm, Sun 17 Feb 11:00am & 3:00pm

PACkEMiN PRODUCTiONS

THE WIZARD OF OZ

Jimmy Rees

Adam Scicluna

Luke Joslin

Laura Murphy

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“It’s the strangest thing. No longer being able to tell what is the past and what is the present. It seems that events that took place only minutes ago are now being erased while memories I have been able to hold at bay for decades suddenly come rushing towards me.”

Through the eyes of three generations, Sundowner tells the story of so many Australian families. If a loved one starts to lose their memories, how can we hold onto them?

Starring Helen Morse (The Eye Of The Storm, A Town Like Alice, Picnic At Hanging Rock) and featuring the Tivoli Lovelies, Sundowner blends dance, drama and original composition to reflect the experiences and frustrations of younger onset dementia.

Tackling a “taboo” subject that is rarely seen on stage, KAGE has created a critically acclaimed production that is tender, light in touch and ultimately uplifting. This is a story of love: love of family, love of history and love of life.

Have no doubt, this production is one that should go right to the top of your list of “must sees” this year.

SUNDOWNERDiRECTOR Kate Denborough

WRiTER David Denborough

PERFORMERS Helen MorseJackie ReesTimothy OhlGabrielle NankivellCraig BaryWith the Tivoli Lovelies

Created in partnership with Alzheimer’s Australia

RIvERSIDE THEATRE Duration: 80 minutes (no interval).

DATES Tue 5 Mar 8:00pm, Wed 6 Mar 8:00pm, Thu 7 Mar 6:30pm

kAGE

A collaboration between KAGE and Alzheimer’s Australia Vic. Toured by Performing Lines for Road Work, with the support of the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, through the national performing arts touring program and Playing Australia.

Sydney Morning Herald

The Australian Sun Herald

The Age

Photo: Jeff Busby

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TWO GENTS PRODUCTiONS

LENNOX THEATRE Duration: 80 Minutes (no interval).

DATES Tue 12 Mar 7:30pm (2GV), Wed 13 Mar 7:30pm (KKH), Thu 14 Mar 6:30pm (2GV), Fri 15 Mar 7:30pm (M) , Sat 16 Mar 2:15pm (2GV) & 7:30pm (KKH)

3 PLAYS BY 2 ACTORS kupENGA kwA HAMLET BY WiLLiAM SHAkESPEARE TwO GENTLEMEN OF vERONA BY WiLLiAM SHAkESPEARE MAGETSI BY DENTON CHikURA

DiRECTORArne Pohlmeier

PERFORMERSDenton Chikura Tonderai Munyevu

Imagine an African duo of actors with incredible comedic skill taking on Shakespeare, and you will get some idea of how absolutely delightful these productions of Hamlet (Kupenga Kwa Hamlet) and Two Gentlemen of Verona (Vakomana Vaviri Ve Zimbabwe), which featured at the World Shakespeare Fes-tival, are to watch. Two Gents are experts in reinterpretation: taking and reshap-ing classic European drama and presenting it through the eyes of Zimbabwe.

African actors, Chikura and Munyevu, who are based in London, are more than just a comic turn; they are an experienced and highly sophisticated pair of performers with a great mastery of timing and contrast, switching effortlessly from male to female and back again, and from slapstick to pain and tragedy.

Together they explore the issues and sense of displacement felt by Shake-speare’s characters and relate it to their own experiences as black men in a white world. By doing so, the actors create a unique series of productions that have a broad, loud, triumphantly energetic “township” style.

In addition to Shakespeare, Two Gents present a self-written show, Magetsi, which shows a revolving disc of Zimbabwean characters and situations to provide a lens for the consideration of “home” and what it means to be a “diasporan” returning to your own country. Select to see one or all three of these critically-acclaimed, international productions.

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This deliciously funny, laugh-out-loud black comedy is filled with instantly recognisable characters, situations and scenarios that keep the surprises coming until the very end.

Henri Szeps stars as Ron Patterson, a gruff, well ordered, quintessentially Aussie family man who is convinced he is dying in this “thigh-slapping” black comedy which gives the word “family” a whole new perspective and meaning.

In a magnanimous gesture of loving finality, he hosts a party, giving his wife and children the chance to spend a few last quality moments as a family.

Almost immediately we are plunged into a humorous night of family squabbles, jealousies and competition where a few home truths are disclosed and episodes lurch between poignant and outrageous. The gathering brings about some urgent confessions, a surprise “wedding” and a visit from the undertaker.

IT’S mY PARTY(AND I’LL DIE IF I WANT TO)

AUTHOR Elizabeth Coleman

PRODUCERChristine Harris & HIT Productions

DiRECTORDenis Moore

PERFORMERHenri Szeps

LENNOX THEATRE Duration: 2 hours 20 minutes (including interval). Warning: Strong language and adult themes.

DATES Tue 2 Apr 7:30pm, Wed 3 Apr 7:30pm, Thu 4 Apr 7:30pm, Fri 5 Apr 7:30pm Sat 6 Apr 2:15pm & 7:30

“Audiences will be both groaning with familiarity and rolling in the aisles. This is great fun.”

The Sunday Telegraph

HiT PRODUCTiONS: HENRi SzEPS iN

BY ELizABETH COLEMAN

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This double-bill of very accessible and playful contemporary dance showcases works from two of Australia’s shining examples of contemporary dance; Tanja Liedtke’s Enter Twilight and the world premiere season of Byron Perry’s Light Entertainment.

Choreographed for the company in 2004, Liedtke’s work examines the balance between opposites; light and dark, virtuous and evil. An extraordinary talent whose life was tragically cut short, Liedtke was destined to follow in the footsteps of Tasdance Patron, Graeme Murphy AO, as the next Artistic Director of Sydney Dance Company. Inclusion of Liedtke’s work in our 2013 program honours her ongoing positive influence on dance in Australia.

Taking an alternative interpretation, award-winning choreographer Perry explores other connotations of “light”, flipping between dry and scientific, magic and mystical, frivolous, playful and entertaining. Playing with the theatricality and multiplicity of meanings, Perry’s work illuminates the astonishing talents of the Tasdance ensemble.

ENTER TwILIGHT CHOREOGRAPHY Tanja Liedtke

MUSiC DJTr!p

SET DESiGNTanja Liedtkewith Darren Willmott

LIGHT ENTERTAINMENTCHOREOGRAPHYByron Perry

PERFORMERSDean Cross Sarah Fiddaman Brianna Kell Jenni Large Tim Walsh

RIvERSIDE THEATRE Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes (including interval).

DATES Fri 5 Apr 8:00pm, Sat 6 Apr 8:00pm

TASDANCE

LUmINOUS FLUx

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This is a brilliant production from the masters at Sydney Theatre Company.

Vivie Warren is an optimistic young bluestocking working her way towards social independence and a successful career when she makes a discovery that rocks her world: her comfortable upbringing and expensive education were bankrolled by her mother Kitty’s unorthodox profession.

With his verbal mastery and devilish wit, the legendary playwright George Bernard Shaw dissects the precarious and perplexing bond between mother and daughter, as well as the thorny issues of class and privilege and the finer points of moral relativism.

Although written in 1893, Mrs Warren’s Profession was not given a public performance in London until 1925, having been banned for its frank discussion of a taboo topic - but also, one suspects, for its forthright challenge of the Victorian status quo regarding the right of women to pursue social and financial independence.

Sarah Giles (STC 2011 Richard Wherrett Fellow) directs the much-loved Helen Thomson (The Splinter, Under Milk Wood, In the Next Room, or the Vibrator Play) and newcomer Lizzie Schebesta in a play that sparkles with a vitality and wit belying its 120 years.

mRS WARREN’S PROFESSION

DiRECTOR Sarah Giles

DESiGNER Renée Mulder

COMPOSER AND SOUND DESiGNER Max Lyandvert

PERFORMERS Simon Burke Eamon Farren Drew Forsythe Lizzie Schebesta Helen Thomson

RIvERSIDE THEATRE Duration: 2 hours, 15 minutes (including interval)

DATES Wed 17 Apr 8:00pm, Thu 18 Apr 6:30pm, Fri 19 Apr 8:00pm, Sat 20 Apr 2:00pm & 8:00pm

SYDNEY THEATRE COMPANY

BY GEORGE BERNARD SHAW

Photo: Michele Aboud

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“A fabulous, fast-paced production that is fresh and vibrant – it is almost as if we have never seen this classic play before.”

Arts Hub Review

Theatre critics are raving about this gripping, thrilling and contemporary version of Shakespeare’s classic tale of power, politics, madness and corruption.

In a world of accidental judgements and casual slaughters, where everyone dies but no-one is permitted to grieve, a young man speaks for us all by daring to speak for himself.

Director Damien Ryan brings his 15 years of intensive experience with this great story to an inspiring and passionate production, described by Sydney critics as one of the finest visions of Hamlet in recent times. With Lindsay Farris’ extraordinary performance at its heart, this production explores loyalty and faithlessness, madness and freedom, and the debts children owe to their parents.

Riverside is proud to present this clear, insightful and imaginative piece of classic theatre that brings great integrity to the text and the characters.

DiRECTOR Damien Ryan

PERFORMERS George BandersLindsay FarrisTakaya HondaDanielle KingJames LugtonChristopher StalleyChristopher TomkinsonJohn TurnbullEloise Winestock

SPORT FOR JOvE

HAmLET

RIvERSIDE THEATRE Duration: 110 minutes (no interval).

DATES Fri 3 May 7:30pm, Sat 4 May 2:30pm & 7:30pm

BY WiLLiAM SHAkESPEARE

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Yarrie grew up in a camp in Guinea. She is doing her HSC. Aminata is from Sierra Leone. She is an ambassador for the UNHCR. Big Mama Rosemary is from Kenya. She is a community leader and she knows how to live. Yordy was a child soldier. Now she’s the mother of four amazing kids. They are one half of The Baulkham Hills African Ladies Troupe and they would like to welcome you into their worlds.

These marvellous women turn their extraordinary and harrowing stories of survival into a joyous theatre of humanity. With the help of four other African women – singers and dancers and actors – the ladies are going to take this great opportunity to be who they want, say what they want, and become as amazing as they can. This is how they celebrate a new beginning in a land of refuge.

The Baulkham Hills African Ladies Troupe is a celebration of women, human rights, laughter and resilience. With a bit of sage advice on hair care.

RACiNG PULSE, RivERSiDE & BELvOiR iN ASSOCiATiON WiTH STARTTS

LENNOX THEATRE Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes (no interval)

DATES Thu 9 May 6:30pm, Fri 10 May 7:30pm, Sat 11 May 7:30pm, Tue 14 May 7:30pm, Wed 15 May 7:30pm, Thu 16 May 6:30pm, Fri 17 May 7:30pm, Sat 18 May 2:15pm & 7:30pm.

WRiTER & DiRECTORRos Horin

DEviSORS & PERFORMERSYarrie Bangura Aminatah Conteh Aminata DoumbiaYordanos Haile-MichaelRosemary Kariuki Tariro Mavondo Effie Nkrumah

MOvEMENT DiRECTORLucia Mastrantone

SiNGER/SONGWRiTERAminata Doumbia

MUSiCAL DiRECTOR & SOUND DESiGNERBasil Hogios

DRAMATURGNatalia Savvides & Yana Taylor

SET DESiGNERDaniel Potra

ASSOCiATE SET DESiGNEREmma Kingsbury

COSTUME DESiGNEmma Kingsbury

viDEO DESiGNERMic Gruchy

CiNEMATOGRAPHERJustine Kerrigan

PRODUCERMichelle Kotevski

BAULkHAm HILLS AFRICAN LADIES TROUPE

Racing Pulse Productions A co-production between Racing Pulse, Riverside and Belvoir in association with NSW Service for the rehabilitation and treatment of refugees (STARTTS).

Photo: Heidrun Löhr

Photo: Fionan Cullen

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Love plays a major role in all our lives, but as Shakespeare knew all too well, does not always guarantee a fairy-tale ending.

Set across three different eras, and telling three different versions of events, Expressions Dance Company turns the classic story of Romeo and Juliet on its head, cutting to the essence of what is real, human and inevitable.

Winner of Outstanding Achievement in Choreography at the 2012 Australian Dance Awards, R&J reinforces the notion that love – no matter what age you are, or what era you live in – is eternal, and its power, everlasting.

With music composed by John Babbage and recorded by prolific music ensemble Topology, R&J celebrates contemporary performance at its most bold and powerful.

“For a night of stunning visuals, live music, clever themes and a bit of everybody’s favourite Shakespeare play thrown in, Expressions Dance Company’s R&J is perfect entertainment” Bris Tix.

NATALiE WEiR’S

RIvERSIDE THEATRE Duration: 60 minutes (no interval).

DATES Thu 16 May 8:00pm, Fri 17 May 8:00pm, Sat 18 May 2:00pm & 8:00pm

ARTiSTiC DiRECTOR & CHOREOGRAPHER Natalie Weir

COMPOSER John Babbage

MUSiC Topology

DESiGNER Bruce McKinven

LiGHTiNG DESiGNER David Walters

PERFORMERS Expressions Dance Company

Produced by Expressions Dance Company & Queensland Performing Arts Centre. EDC has received financial assistance from the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.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 managed and coordinated by arTour, an initiative supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

R&J “R&J is love

interrupted, love you can’t live without

and love you have to. This is Romeo and

Juliet for our times.” The Courier Mail

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Two of Australia’s rising stars of musical theatre transport you to a world of glamour, wit and elegance in a timeless musical which has been acclaimed throughout the world.

Noël Coward and Gertrude Lawrence formed a legendary on and off stage partnership. They looked rich, they were elegant; they sang, they danced, they made jokes through clenched cigarette holders. They were impeccable.

James Millar (Grey Gardens, Oklahoma, Jerry Springer: The Opera) returns from London to play Noël Coward and is joined by Lucy Maunder (Dr Zhivago, The Rocky Horror Show, Jekyll and Hyde). Under the direction of showbiz legend Nancye Hayes, they take a contemporary look at two of the 20th century’s greatest stage personalities and the era they helped to define.

Featuring songs, sketches and scenes from Coward’s own works, diary excerpts and letters between the two, Noël and Gertie is highly entertaining, strangely familiar and surprisingly touching. If you love musical theatre, celebrity, gossip, glamour, the plays of Noël Coward; if you love shows like Downton Abbey, The Great Gatsby, Pride and Prejudice, Poirot or Mary Poppins, then you’ll love Noël and Gertie - a glittering evening of delight, wit, song and dance.

A CDP PRODUCTiON

LENNOX THEATRE Duration: 1 hour 50 minutes (including interval).

DATES Tue 11 Jun 7:30pm, Wed 12 Jun 7:30pm, Thu 13 Jun 11:00am & 6:30pm, Fri 14 Jun 7:30pm, Sat 15 Jun 2:15pm & 7:30pm

DiRECTED BY Nancye Hayes

PERFORMERS James Millar Lucy Maunderwith Vincent Colagiuri at the piano

AN ENTERTAiNMENT DEviSED BY SHERiDAN MORLEY WiTH THE WORDS AND MUSiC OF NOëL COWARD

NOËL & GERTIE

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It had everything – sex, deception, con men, clandestine meetings in car parks, phone taps, dirty deals and death threats. There was even “the table of knowledge’’, a plastic table outside a kebab shop in Wollongong where dodgy deals were struck. This is the gripping true story about the ICAC investigation into the Wollongong City Council.

version 1.0, renowned for making witty and incisive theatre that engages with contemporary political and social issues, turns its forensic theatrical vision onto this scandal to produce a hilarious and compelling interrogation of power, corruption and good governance in contemporary Australia.

The Table of Knowledge tells a universal story based on real events. Scrutinising the transcripts of the ICAC Inquiry, version 1.0 developed the script almost entirely from the actual words of the central characters, exposing sexual obsessions, envelopes full of cash, and a secret cabal of powerful men and one woman who met regularly around the table of knowledge. The resultant scandal culminated with the sacking of the entire Council.

A vERSiON 1.0 AND MERRiGONG THEATRE COMPANY CO-PRODUCTiON

LENNOX THEATRE Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes (including interval). Warning: Strong language at times.

DATES Wed 10 Jul 7:30pm, Thu 11 Jul 6:30pm, Fri 12 Jul 7:30pm Sat 13 Jul 2:15pm & 7:30pm

PERFORMERSArky Michael Jane Phegan Yana Taylor Kym Vercoe

DEviSED BYSean Bacon Alan Flower Arky Michael Jane Phegan Yana Taylor Kym Vercoe David Williams

viDEO ARTiSTSean Bacon

SOUND ARTiSTGail Priest

LiGHTiNG DESiGNERFrank Mainoo

TOURED BYPerforming Lines

“The play is often wildly funny, so improbable is the mire of

greed and lechery, and yet every laugh is another nail in the coffin of the council’s

probity... this is vital, engaging theatre that serves an

invaluable function in helping to purge the canker.”

Sydney Morning Herald

Toured by Performing Lines for Road Work, with the support of the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, through the national performing arts touring program, Playing Australia, and the NSW Government through Arts NSW.

THE TABLE OF kNOWLEDGE

Photo: Heidrun Löhr

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A big production with big hair and an even bigger heart – it’s HAIRSPRAY!

It’s 1962, the ‘50s are out and change is in the air. Baltimore teen Tracy Turnblad, a big girl with big hair and an even bigger heart, has only one passion - to dance. She wins a spot on the local TV dance programme, The Corny Collins Show and, overnight, is transformed from outsider to irrepressible teen celebrity. But can a trendsetter in dance and fashion vanquish the programme’s reigning princess, win the heart of heartthrob Link Larkin, and integrate a television show without denting her ‘do?

Hairspray stars Australian entertainment legend JON ENGLISH in the role of Edna Turnblad. Jon has starred in musicals, drama and comedy, released 15 albums, written musicals and scores for film and television, as well as touring internationally with his band.

Winning over 30 major awards worldwide and acclaimed as “the musical with everything”, the whole family will love HAIRSPRAY.

PACkEMiN PRODUCTiONS

RIvERSIDE THEATRE Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes (including interval).

DATES Fri 26 Jul 11:00am & 7:30pm, Sat 27 Jul 2:00pm & 7:30pm, Sun 28 Jul 3:00pm, Fri 2 Aug 7:30pm, Sat 3 Aug 2:00pm & 7:30pm, Sun 4 Aug 11:00am & 3:00pm

DiRECTORNeil Gooding

MUSiCAL DiRECTORPeter Hayward

CHOREOGRAPHERCamilla Jakimowicz

PERFORMER

HAIRSPRAY

Jon English

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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 best selling 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?

Directed by Wayne Harrison who brought the hit shows Codgers and Biddies to the stage, this heart warming and funny show explores the heart hazards of social network dating in a laugh filled production, perfect for a fun night out.

RU4ME returns to Riverside to delight sold-out audiences once again. If you missed it last time, do yourself a favour and book early.

TRUE WEST THEATRE

RU4mE

LENNOX THEATRE Duration: 73 minutes (no interval).

DATES Thu 22 Aug 7:30pm, Fri 23 Aug 7:30pm, Sat 24 Aug 2:15pm & 7:30pm, Tue 27 Aug 11:00am, Wed 28 Aug 11:00am & 7:30pm, Thu 29 Aug 6:30pm, Fri 30 Aug 7:30pm, Sat 31 Aug 2:15pm & 7:30pm

BY ANNIE BYRON BASED ON kiSSiNG FROGS BY ANDEE JONES

WRiTER Annie Byron

DiRECTOR Wayne Harrison

LiGHTiNG AND PROJECTiON DESiGN Nicholas Higgins

SOUND DESiGN Jeremy Silver

PRODUCER Camilla Rountree

PERFORMERAnnie Byron

Photo: Glenda Pontes Despose

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RIvERSIDE THEATRE Duration: 90 minutes (no interval)Wed 11 Sep 8:00pm, Thu 12 Sep 6:30pm, Fri 13 Sep 8:00pm, Sat 14 Sep 2:00pm & 8:00pm Photo: Tracey Schramm, Image by Collider

It’s back! Their mission, should they choose to accept it: make Australia’s political landscape funnier than it already is.

The mighty and the ridiculous will duck for cover as The Wharf Revue team swoops in for another go at poking politics and popular culture in the eye with its carefully sharpened satire stick.

Written by Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phillip Scott, The Wharf Revue has been a Sydney institution for more than a decade, attracting a large and loyal band of fans over the years, including journalist/commentator Bob Ellis, who describes the show as a “vast exuberant soul-altering experience”. Even those at the pointy end of the stick are known to sneak into the audience.

They sing, they dance, they wear ridiculous costumes and sometimes even speak in tongues, all in glorious service of the comic cause. If the looming federal election fails to go your way you can depend on one good news story: the provision of plenty of new material for these talented satirists.

SYDNEY THEATRE COMPANY

THE WHARF REVUE 2013

WRiTTEN & CREATED BYJonathan Biggins Drew Forsythe Phillip Scott

LiGHTiNG DESiGNERMatthew Marshall

PERFORMERS Jonathan Biggins Amanda Bishop Drew Forsythe

Photo: Heidrun Löhr

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Immerse yourself in this uncompromising production set in the surrounds of a boxing gym, complete with the menthol aroma of anti-inflammatory lotion and newspaper clippings of sweat-drenched men adorning the walls. This is a place of dreaming – dreams of escape, of glory, of a better life. The stakes are high. Everyone wants to be special; we all have something to prove; and the only thing that’s certain – no matter how high you fly, you will eventually lose.

Using a combination of headphone-verbatim, audio-scripting and intense physical training, I’m Your Man explores notions of masculinity, courage and respect. Actors speak their lines directly from carefully edited original recordings from some of Australia’s most notable boxers. The dreams of glory or escape are real. No ordinary slice of life, this is fuelled-up, high-stakes theatre, up-close in this intimate venue - and with truly original voices.

The audience follows a high-profile professional boxer through his preparation for a world title fight. Along the way we meet some extraordinary personalities - past legends and failed contenders whose lives have been irreversibly changed by the fight game.

This production was a stand-out performance in last year’s Sydney Festival. Riverside is proud to bring it home to its roots in Western Sydney.

P.S. The seven boxers whose lives are glimpsed in I’m Your Man are Billy ‘The Kid’ Dib, Wale ‘Lucky Boy’ Omotoso, Gus Mercurio, Jeff Fenech, Tony Mundine, Wally Carr and the mysterious CJ.

Toured by Performing Lines for Mobile States. Originally produced by Belvoir and Sydney Festival in association with BYDS.

A BELvOiR PRODUCTiON

I’m YOUR mAN

LENNOX THEATRE Duration: 70 minutes (no interval).

DATES Fri 20 Sep 7:30pm, Sat 21 Sep 2:15pm & 7:30pm

CREATOR & DiRECTORRoslyn Oades

SOUND DESiGNERBob Scott

LiGHTiNG DESiGNERNeil Simpson

MOvEMENT DiRECTOR Lee Wilson (Branch Nebula)

SCRiPT DRAMATURG Raimondo Cortese

PERFORMERSMichael Mohammed Ahmad Billy McPherson Katia Molino Justin Rosniak John Shrimpton

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kERMOND CREATivE

CANDY mANThis year, Riverside offers you a high energy, sophisticated song & dance experience with all the glamour and style of a 1950’s retro Las Vegas style night club.

Musical theatre star Wayne Scott Kermond celebrates the music of the ultimate entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. in this award-winning show featuring an eight piece big band, a cast of Australia’s best singers, dancers and a choir.

Candy Man takes the audience on a journey, paralleled to Wayne’s own, celebrating the feel-good essence, creativity and talent of the song & dance man. Set amongst Las Vegas nightclubs, vaudeville and concert halls, musicals, film and television, Candy Man delivers all the joys of showbiz entertainment.

Candy Man has all the songs that audiences around the world have sung along with including, “Mr Bojangles”, “Singin’ in the Rain”, “Rhythm of Life”, “What Kind of Fool Am I”, “Hey There”, “The Candy Man” and many more.

“A brilliant evening of Capital E entertainment. An outstanding hand-picked dance troupe, a fabulous orchestra that keeps the joint jumping and Kermond, that rare endangered species - a song and dance man, a guy who can keep you entertained all night.” The Sunday Mail

RIvERSIDE THEATRE Duration: 2 hours 5 minutes (including interval).

DATES Thu 10 Oct 1:00pm & 6:30pm, Fri 11 Oct 8:00pm, Sat 12 Oct 2:00pm & 8:00pm, Sun 13 Oct 3:00pm

STARRiNG WAYNE SCOTT kERMOND

CONCEivED & WRiTTEN BYWayne Scott Kermond

DiRECTOR Katie Kermond

SET & LiGHTiNG DESiGNER Stephen Wickham

MUSiCAL SUPERviSORMark Taylor

MUSiCAL DiRECTOR Jamie Castrisos

PERFORMERWayne Scott Kermond

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LENNOX THEATRE Duration: 2 hours (including interval)

DATES Tue 19 Nov 7:30pm, Wed 20 Nov 7:30pm, Thu 21 Nov 6:30pm, Fri 22 Nov 7:30pm, Sat 23 Nov 2:15pm & 7:30pm

“A rice diet. Plain bloody rice. They paid us five cents a day and we bought eggs with it.

if it wasn’t for those eggs, only officers would have come

back alive.”

Photo: Katie Kaars

From the same company who brought us the hugely successful Angela’s Kitchen comes the next “must see” production, the surreal comic tragedy The Floating World. Sam Strong returns to the Griffin fold, to direct this darkly comedic Australian classic. Not to be missed.

Les and Irene are celebrating their wedding anniversary. Gifted with the holiday of a lifetime, they set sail on the Women’s Weekly Cherry Blossom Cruise bound for the cultural mysteries of Japan. But amongst the sun hats, theme nights and piña coladas Les, a former WWII prisoner of war, soon finds himself confronted by old diggers, enemies and tormented memories. As the cruise ship floats closer towards its destination, Les’ grip on reality floats ever further away.

An electrifying descent into one man’s wartime nightmare, The Floating World is a resonating tale of the long-lasting effects of war and the ugly world of xenophobic Australia.

Following the success of his sold-out productions of Speaking in Tongues and The Boys, Sam Strong returns to the Griffin fold to direct this neglected Australian classic, last staged at the Stables in 1975 and heralded as an “unruly masterpiece”.

GRiFFiN THEATRE COMPANY

THE FLOATING WORLD

DiRECTOR Sam Strong

COMPOSER Kelly Ryall

PERFORMERS Valerie Bader Peter Kowitz Tony Llewellyn-Jones

BY JOHN ROMERiL

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pERFORMANCE DATE TIME vENuENoel & Gertie Lennox Theatre

Tuesday 11 June 7:30pm Opening NightWednesday 12 June 7:30pmThursday 13 June 11:00am & 6:30pmFriday 14 June 7:30pmSaturday 15 June 2:15pm & 7:30pm

Table of Knowledge Lennox Theatre Wednesday 10 July 7:30pm Opening NightThursday 11 July 6:30pmFriday 12 July 7:30pmSaturday 13 July 2:15pm & 7:30pm

Hairspray Riverside Theatre Friday 26 July 11:00am & 7:30pm Opening NightSaturday 27 July 2:00pm & 7:30pm Sunday 28 July 3:00pm Friday 2 August 7:30pmSaturday 3 August 2:00pm & 7:30pmSunday 4 August 11:00am & 3:00pm

RU4ME Lennox TheatreThursday 22 August 7:30pm Opening NightFriday 23 August 7:30pmSaturday 24 August 2:15pm & 7:30pmTuesday 27 August 11:00amWednesday 28 August 11:00am & 7:30pmThursday 29 August 6:30pmFriday 30 August 7:30pm Saturday 31 August 2:15pm & 7:30pm

The Wharf Revue Riverside TheatreWednesday 11 September 8:00pm Opening NightThursday 12 September 6:30pm Friday 13 September 8:00pm Saturday 14 September 2:00pm & 8:00pm

I’m Your Man Lennox TheatreFriday 20 September 7:30pm Opening NightSaturday 21 September 2:15pm & 7:30pm

Candy Man Riverside TheatreThursday 10 October 1:00pm & 6:30pm Opening NightFriday 11 October 8:00pm Saturday 12 October 2:00pm & 8:00pm Sunday 13 October 3:00pm

The Floating World Lennox TheatreTuesday 19 November 7:30pm Opening NightWednesday 20 November 7:30pm Thursday 21 November 6:30pm Friday 22 November 7:30pm Saturday 23 November 2:15pm & 7:30pm

RIVERSIDE SEASON 2013pERFORMANCE DATE TIME vENuEWizard of Oz Riverside Theatre

Friday 8 February 11:00am & 7:30pm Opening Night Saturday 9 February 2:00pm & 7:30pmSunday 10 February 3:00pmFriday 15 February 7:30pmSaturday 16 February 2:00pm & 7:30pmSunday 17 February 11:00am & 3:00pm

Sundowner Riverside Theatre Tuesday 5 March 8:00pm Opening NightWednesday 6 March 8:00pmThursday 7 March 6:30pm

3 Plays by 2 Actors Lennox Theatre Tuesday 12 March 7:30pm (2 Gents Verona) Opening Night

Wednesday 13 March 7:30pm (Kupenga Kwa Hamlet) Thursday 14 March 6:30pm (2 Gents Verona)

Friday 15 March 7:30pm (Magetsi) Saturday 16 March 2:15pm (2 Gents Verona)

Saturday 16 March 7:30pm (Kupenga Kwa Hamlet)It’s My Party Lennox Theatre

Tuesday 2 April 7:30pm Opening NightWednesday 3 April 7:30pmThursday 4 April 7:30pmFriday 5 April 7:30pmSaturday 6 April 2:15pm & 7:30pm

Luminous Flux Riverside TheatreFriday 5 April 8:00pm Opening NightSaturday 6 April 8:00pm

Mrs Warren’s Profession Riverside TheatreWednesday 17 April 8:00pm Opening Night Thursday 18 April 6:30pmFriday 19 April 8:00pm Saturday 20 April 2:00pm Saturday 20 April 8:00pm

Hamlet Riverside Theatre Friday 3 May 7:30pm Opening NightSaturday 4 May 2:30pm & 7:30pm

Baulkham Hills Ladies Lennox TheatreThursday 9 May 6:30pm Friday 10 May 7:30pmSaturday 11 May 7:30pm Opening NightTuesday 14 May 7:30pmWednesday 15 May 7:30pmThursday 16 May 6:30pmFriday 17 May 7:30pmSaturday 18 May 2:15pm & 7:30pm

R&J Riverside TheatreThursday 16 May 8:00pm Opening NightFriday 17 May 8:00pmSaturday 18 May 2:00pm & 8:00pm Audio described by trained volunteers from Vision Australia

THE mORE YOU BUY, THE mORE YOU SAVEMORE SAviNGS, MORE ENTERTAiNMENTNot Sure which ShowS to chooSe? Let uS heLP you with a few SuggeStioNS.

A BIG NIGHT OuTYou’re guaranteed an entertaining night at the theatre with this selection.MRS WARREN’S PROFESSION + THE WHARF REVUE + NOEL & GERTIE + SUNDOWNER + ITS MY PARTY

A BIT OF SONG AND DANCEIf you enjoy music and theatre, these productions will offer you both:WIZARD OF OZ + SUNDOWNER + NOEL & GERTIE + HAIRSPRAY + CANDYMAN + R&J + LUMINOUS FLUx

LAuGH OuT LOuDIf you are looking for light-hearted theatre and comedy, look at these possibilities:IT’S MY PARTY + RU4ME + THE WHARF REVUE + TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA + HAIRSPRAY

FEELING ADvENTuROuSLooking for something a bit more provocative, edgy or cerebral? HAMLET + BAULKHAM HILLS AFRICAN LADIES TROUPE + THE TABLE OF KNOWLEDGE + I’M YOUR MAN + THE FLOATING WORLD + MAGETSI

This year Riverside gives you the opportunity to see more shows for less. To receive our basic Season Package discount, you simply need to book a minimum of 4 of our 17 Season shows. However, if you’d like to see more shows, we make it easier for you to afford to do so by giving you a greater discount the more shows you book as part of your Season Package.

GOOD DEALSAvE up TO $35Simply pick 4 or 5 shows from the 2013 Season and get up to $35 off the full price.

BETTER DEALSAvEN AN EXTRA 5%Pick 6 or 7 shows from the 2013 season and get them for 5% off the basic 4 or 5 show package.

GREAT DEALSAvE 10%MOREPurchase an 8 or 9 show Season Package and save 10% off the basic 4 or 5 show package.

BEST DEALSAvE 15%Purchase 10 shows or more of Riverside’s 2013 Season shows at our best deal ever!

GOvERNMENT pARTNER MEDIA pARTNER

LEADING pARTNER MAJOR GOvERNMENT pARTNER

EDuCATION pARTNER

A SpECIAL THANk YOu TO THE FRIENDS OF RIvERSIDE

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RIVERSIDE THANkS OUR 2013 SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS FOR THEIR GENEROUS ASSISTANCE

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BEYOND THE SQUARE Riverside’s dedicated performing arts program for people with disability. Riverside has lead the way in Western Sydney in having a dedicated program committed solely to the development of opportunities for people with disability in the arts. Beyond the Square is about working outside the norm, thinking laterally & creatively. It is about embracing difference and challenging preconceptions.

RIVERSIDE EDUCATIONFor many young children, a ticket to the theatre can be a life-long memory. Live theatre has it all – dance, colour, music, play, conversation, and above all stimulation, and a chance for children to engage their imagination and sense of whimsy. Riverside has been introducing young audiences to the magic of theatre for 25 years. Each year Riverside is proud to offer students a variety of high-quality productions and workshops focused on interactive theatre to engage and educate primary and secondary aged students. Request a brochure by contacting our Education Coordinator on 8839 3308 or visit riversideparramatta.com.au.

DANCE BITESDance Bites is a curated, signature program of contemporary dance works presented by FORM Dance Projects that features some of Australia’s most innovative and exciting choreographers and performers. For more information go to form.org.au or call 02 9806 5609.

BEHIND THE LINESThe Behind the Lines exhibition celebrates Australia’s wonderful tradition of political cartooning. Published in newspapers, journals and online, cartoons are part of the public record of a nation’s political life. With wit and wisdom they provide an opportunity to reflect on the state of Australian politics and expose the robust nature of Australian democracy. Behind the Lines is a Museum of Australian Democracy travelling exhibition presented in association with the Whitlam Institute.

TRUE WEST THEATRETrue West is a season of independent theatre co-ordinated and supported by Riverside Theatres, Parramatta with assistance from Arts NSW. True West aims to provide opportunities for emerging and established artists and independent theatre companies to have access to professional theatre and rehearsal spaces and present work in a professional environment to audiences in Sydney’s west. www.truewest.com.au

RIVERSIDE – mORE THAN JUST THEATRE

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVESee the hit productions from the stages of Britain’s renowned National Theatre here in Parramatta. Filmed to capture the atmosphere and intimacy of live performance, it is just like actually being there as some of the world’s finest actors, directors and theatre companies create their special magic.

DANCE ON SCREENExperience the best of ballet and contemporary dance from the most prestigious companies in the world including Bolshoi and Nederlands Dans Theatre.

BIG NOTES Riverside’s series of live music concerts presenting some of Australia’s top caberet, jazz, blues, Broadway and classical musicians.

CONNECT STUDIOSConnect Studios is an incubator and education centre that provides subsidised workshop, rehearsal, tuition and production spaces on a casual and project basis to local and non-local contemporary performance artists.

SCREEN CAFÉGot a love of film and want to share it with others? Screen Café is a series of monthly film screenings that bring film enthusiasts and filmmakers together to watch, learn, discuss and network in a candid, interactive and inclusive atmosphere.

ACCESSIBILITY

SPECIAL ASSISTANCERiverside is committed to making theatre accessible for people with disabilities. If you require special seating, audio or accessible parking, we are happy to assist.

DISABILITY ACCESSWe offer level access and space for wheelchairs in all venues. Accessible bathrooms are also available. Limited paid parking on request at the venue for patrons with a current disability parking permit.

HEARING ASSISTANCERiverside has an infra-red hearing assistance system in all three theatres to assist patrons who are hearing impaired. Patrons can choose from a single ear earpiece, a neck loop attached to their own hearing aid or their own headphones, to amplify the sound from the stage. To access this free service, please pre-book the hearing system with our Box Office.

AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORmANCES Riverside with Vision Australia are offering one audio described performance of Sundowner and one performance of Mrs Warren’s Profession in 2013 for patrons with vision impairments. Description is relayed via a discreet headset linked to the infrared audio system. When booking for this service, please state number of headsets required.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

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BY TRAIN Parramatta is linked from all directions by train. The theatre is approximately a 10 minute walk from Parramatta Train Station. Exit from Darcy Street, turn right into Church Street and follow it up to the theatre, just across the Lennox Bridge.

BY BUSBus services are available to Parramatta from all directions: through Hills Bus, Sydney Buses and Hopkinsons. The nearest bus stop is across Church Street from the theatre.

BY FERRYThe Parramatta Ferry Terminal is only a short 10 minute walk along the river from Riverside.

BY CARThere are numerous car parks located within two blocks of the theatre. Riverside recommends parking at Erby Place Car Park. Access off Phillip Street opposite the Park Royal Hotel or via Horwood Place. Discount parking at Erby Place with a parking voucher available from our Box Office.

For train, bus and ferry timetable information please contact Transport Info on 131 500 or visit 131500 Transport Info.

PRE-SHOW DININGRiverside Theatres offers the opportunity for pre-show dining with top quality local restaurants, giving patrons a selection of dining options to enhance your theatre experience.

Pre-show dining packages can be booked through the Riverside Theatres Box Office on 8839 3399. Please mention that you would like to book a pre-theatre meal when purchasing your tickets for a show. The restaurants currently providing pre-theatre dining packages are Ribs and Rumps, Table:30, El Phoenician and Rios. If you’re simply looking for a quick bite before a performance then Mad Mex and Grill’d are within walking distance to the theatre and offer discounts to Riverside patrons.

PLAN YOUR VISITRIvERSIDE IS LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF CHuRCH AND MARkET STREETS pARRAMATTA.Ideally situated on the banks of the Parramatta River in Parramatta, alongside 10 hectares of river walks, manicured parks, restaurants and pubs. Riverside is a 30 minute drive from Sydney CBD.

Riverside is part of the dynamic Parramatta Entertainment Precinct, western Sydney’s hub of live performance, cinemas, restaurants, bars, cafes and hotels and plays host to the city’s vibrant nightlife. Our Box Office is centrally located in our Foyer and is open Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm, Saturday 9:30am to 1:00pm, plus one hour prior to performances.

There are many easy ways to get to Riverside, whether it be via a short walk from the Ferry Terminal along the river, driving and parking in one of the nearby carparks or using one of the public transport options that stop just outside the front door or within easy strolling distance.

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RIvERSIDECnr Church and Market Streets Parramatta NSW 2150PO Box 3636 Parramatta NSW 2124riversideparramatta.com.au

BOX OFFICEPh 02 8839 3399Email boxoffice_riverside@parracity.nsw.gov.au

HOuRSMonday to Friday 9am – 5pmSaturday 9.30am – 1pmPlus one hour prior to performances

ADMINISTRATIONPh 02 8839 3398Fax 02 9683 3267Email office_riverside@parracity.nsw.gov.au

Director Robert LoveBusiness Manager Pamela ThorntonMarketing Manager Suzanne HannemaProducer riverside Productions Camilla Rountree

With thanks to the Riverside team

RIvERSIDE ADvISORY BOARD (TO 31 DEC 2012)Sue Coleman, Clr Bob Dwyer, Owen Eckford (Chairman), Clr Glenn Elmore, Mishline Jammal, Virginia Judge, Clr Scott Lloyd, Luke Mackey, Julianne May, Keiasha Naidoo, Amanda Rose, Christopher Tooher, Clr Andrew Wilson, Jane Witter

Brochure Production Riverside MarketingBrochure Design and artwork www.leadinghand.com.auPublicity MGM Management

Details in this brochure are correct at time of printing. Riverside reserves the right to add, withdraw and substitute artists and vary the programme and prices should the necessity arise. Please note that some performances may contain smoke, strobe lighting, loud noise, coarse language and nudity. Where available we will indicate this in our program, website and in the theatre foyer at the time of the performance.

riverside is a business unit of Parramatta city council aBN 49907174773

eXchaNge PoLicyAfter 13 January 2013, tickets can be exchanged to another Season performance of the same show, subject to availability.

gift VoucherSRemember all the great experiences you’ve had at the theatre. Share the enjoyment with friends and family by purchasing a gift voucher.

corPorate eNtertaiNiNgPerfect for entertaining clients, developing relationships, networking or hosting staff events, a Riverside corporate function is a unique and memorable experience.

grouP BooKiNgSLet Riverside organise a great day or night out for you and a group of your friends. If you love theatre as much as you love a good deal, then Riverside Group Bookings are for you! We can tailor a package for your group of 8 or more.

BacKStage tourSEver wonder how a professional theatre operates? A backstage tour of Riverside provides a taste of what happens behind the scenes. Why not book an excursion or add a tour to your group booking by calling the Box Office to pre-book.

BecoMe a DoNorFor 25 years Riverside has benefited from the support of many generous and passionate individuals. Our audiences have played an important part in our history and have enjoyed a lifetime of theatrical excellence. If your love of the theatre inspires you to be part of our history, ensure future generations have the same opportunity by making a patron donation through the Parramatta Cultural Trust.

Adult ConcessionUnder 30

Full Time Student

Adult ConcessionUnder 30

Full Time Student

The Wizard Of Oz $42.00 $36.00 $36.00 $31.30 $49.00 $43.00 $43.00 $38.30

Sundowner $49.00 $44.00 $39.00 $32.00 $56.00 $51.00 $46.00 $39.00

Kupenga Kwa Hamlet $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $23.00 $47.00 $42.00 $37.00 $30.00

Two Gentlemen of Verona $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $23.00 $47.00 $42.00 $37.00 $30.00

Magetsi $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $23.00 $47.00 $42.00 $37.00 $30.00

It’s My Party $49.00 $44.00 $39.00 $32.00 $56.00 $51.00 $46.00 $39.00

Luminous Flux $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $23.00 $47.00 $42.00 $37.00 $30.00

Mrs Warren’s Profession $52.00 $47.00 $42.00 $35.00 $59.00 $54.00 $49.00 $42.00

Hamlet $28.00 $23.00 $18.00 $18.00 $32.00 $27.00 $22.00 $22.00

Baulkham Hills Ladies $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $23.00 $47.00 $42.00 $37.00 $30.00

R&J Dance $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $23.00 $47.00 $42.00 $37.00 $30.00

Noel & Gertie $49.00 $44.00 $39.00 $32.00 $56.00 $51.00 $46.00 $39.00

The Table Of Knowledge $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $23.00 $47.00 $42.00 $37.00 $30.00

Hairspray $42.00 $36.00 $36.00 $31.30 $49.00 $43.00 $43.00 $38.30

RU4ME $36.00 $31.00 $26.00 $21.00 $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $25.00

The Wharf Revue $52.00 $47.00 $42.00 $35.00 $59.00 $54.00 $49.00 $42.00

I’m Your Man $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $23.00 $47.00 $42.00 $37.00 $30.00

Candy Man $52.00 $47.00 $42.00 $35.00 $59.00 $54.00 $49.00 $42.00

The Floating World $40.00 $35.00 $30.00 $23.00 $47.00 $42.00 $37.00 $30.00

SEASON pACkAGE pRICES(Based on minimum 4 shows)

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