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DUBBO REGIONAL THEATRE
2018 SEASON
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Let s travel the world
For the past three years I have been yearning
to go on another overseas holiday. There is
something invigorating about shaking things up,
immersing yourself in a different landscape and
creating life-long memories. I’m sure many others
feel the same and, like me, it’s not always possible
to travel far from this great country because
of time constraints, finances, family and work
commitments or political environment.
As the 2018 Season began taking shape, I realised that we had fabulous
productions touring to the region with international origins and themes.
Then it occurred to me - our journey starts here. We can sit back and
relax in cushioned armchairs in the air-conditioned comfort of our Theatre
and travel the world. With the 2018 Season, together we can journey
to Moscow, Paris, Italy, Japan or even to Wonderland (where Alice is
heading) and the good news is you don’t have to travel alone. In fact,
we are launching our FAB Club (Friends and Buddies) a scheme where
you can request to be seated in a section where there will be other ‘solo’
travellers. It’s a great way to meet someone new, make friends or, at the
very least, have someone to chat to at interval.
One of the reasons we are able to bring quality national and international
productions to the region is because of our loyal Sponsors. Our Gold
Sponsors, David Payne Constructions, Laser Electrical Dubbo, Astley’s
Plumbing and Hardware, and our Season Launch Sponsor, Kings Hall
Jewellers. We are thrilled to welcome another two Curtain Raiser Sponsors,
BAWD Property Trust and Brennan’s Mitre 10 who join our dedicated Paula
O’Leary Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre.
I encourage you to journey with us and explore the benefits and flexibility
of a theatre subscription. Your theatre ticket is your ticket to travel the
world at a fraction of the cost – let the adventure begin.
LINDA CHRISTOF
Manager, Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre
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Message from our
Season Launch Sponsor
Kings Hall Jewellers are, once again, delighted and proud
to partner with Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention
Centre to bring you the promise of another wonderful
Theatre Season.
The 2017 Season was memorable with a wide range of quality shows. We are
sure the line-up of productions for 2018 will again thrill theatre patrons with a
superb variety of exciting live theatre and musical performances.
We have been enthusiastic supporters of Dubbo Regional Theatre since its
inception and are thrilled not just for the venue itself, but also for the wonderful
amenity it has brought to the City of Dubbo and surrounding regions.
We would like to take this opportunity to once again extend a big thank you to
the DRTCC team for their dedicated professionalism, which is reflected directly
in the high quality of productions that they are able to consistently attract.
On behalf of the team at Kings Hall Jewellers, we extend our best wishes to the
patrons and staff at DRTCC for the 2018 Season and trust that you all enjoy the
enchanting journey you are about to embark on.
CRAIG AND KAY CAROLAN
Kings Hall Jewellers
Top Hat Gold sponsors
Curtain Raiser sponsors
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CONCERT
SATURDAY 3 FEBRUARY, 7.30PM
The Diamonds Produced by SMA Productions, Sydney
Aretha Franklin | Diana Ross | The Supremes | Donna Summer
The Pointer Sisters | Whitney Houston | Beyoncé
From the creators of the hit show Boys in the Band comes The Diamonds -
a celebration of the greatest divas of all time!
Billed as The Supremes meets The Sapphires, this high energy 90-minute
extravaganza features over 50 years of songs such as Respect, Say A
Little Prayer, Hot Stuff, It’s Raining Men, I Will Survive, I Wanna Dance With
Somebody and many more of the biggest female hits the world has ever
known.
The Diamonds have enchanted audiences across the globe performing
at major festivals and in concert worldwide. Highlights include the
Singapore Formula One Grand Prix, 2017 City of Sydney Premiers Concert,
2017 Carnival of Flowers and in concert at iconic theatres across the
country such as The Star Gold Coast, Her Majesty’s Theatre Hobart and
Crown Melbourne.
Backed by their sensational live band, The Players, this spectacular show
weaves together amazing harmonies, stunning costumes and hit tunes.
If you loved the award-winning Australian film The Sapphires then you’ll
love The Diamonds. This is the perfect dazzling concert to open the Dubbo
Regional Theatre’s 2018 Season!
“Absolutely breathtaking!”
PAULA DUNCAN OA
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $50.00
ADULT $60.00
CONCESSION $53.00
YOUTH $23.00
GROUP 8+ $55.00
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DANCE
WEDNESDAY 14 FEBRUARY, 7.30PM
OUR Land
People Stories
Presented by Bangarra Dance Theatre, Sydney
Choreography STEPHEN PAGE (Nyapanyapa), BEAU DEAN RILEY SMITH
& DANIEL RILEY (Miyagan), JASMIN SHEPPARD (Macq)
Set design JACOB NASH
Costume design JENNIFER IRWIN
Lighting design MATT COX
Music DAVID PAGE (Macq), PAUL MAC (Miyagan),
STEVE FRANCIS (Nyapanyapa)
Bangarra brings you three personal and profound dance works,
showcasing the infinite stories of Australia’s cultural heritage.
The stunning paintings of Yirrkala artist Nyapanyapa Yunupingu
are brought to life in Nyapanyapa. Wiradjuri family and kinship is
explored by Dubbo-born dancers Beau Dean Riley Smith and Daniel
Riley in Miyagan. The two sides of Sydney’s Governor Macquarie
are then uncovered in Macq.
Forged from over 40,000 years of culture, Bangarra’s striking dance
language is internationally acclaimed, together with its immersive
soundscapes and exquisite design. Don’t miss your chance to see
this uniquely Australian dance company in 2018.
Age Guidance: 12+
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $40.00
“A celebration of the
ADULT $50.00
resilient human spirit and
CONCESSION $43.00 the healing power of art.”
YOUTH $25.00 THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
GROUP 8+ $45.00
Photography by Edward Mulvihill
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FAMILY & YOUTH
THURSDAY 22 FEBRUARY, 1PM AND FRIDAY 23 FEBRUARY, 10AM AND 12NOON
The 78 Storey
Treehouse Produced by CDP Theatre Producers, Sydney
A play by Richard Tulloch
Adapted from the book by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton
Andy and Terry’s treehouse just keeps on growing. With yet
another 13 levels, it now has a Scribbletorium, a high-security
potato chip storage facility (guarded by one very angry duck!)
and even an open-air movie theatre.
Speaking of movies, our friends are going to be famous!
The legendary Mr Big Shot has arrived to make a Hollywood
blockbuster! But when his first step is to fire Andy and replace
him with a monkey – well, a gibbon named Mel Gibbon – the
battle is on. Will the Treehouse Blockbuster ever get made?
Who will win the battle of Andy and Terry? And why are those
mysterious spy cows turning up everywhere?
The team behind The 13-, 26- and 52-Storey Treehouses Live on
Stage return with the newest, biggest, brightest blockbuster in
the series… but watch out for those cows!
Age Guidance: 6-12 years and their families.
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $20.00
ADULT $25.00 “Lively, colourful and very
CONCESSION $23.00 funny… A cool, clever show
that all youngsters will love.”
YOUTH $20.00
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH ON
GROUP 8+ $25.00 THE 52-STOREY TREEHOUSE
Special concession price for school
groups. Please contact the Box Office.
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FAMILY & YOUTH
FRIDAY 9 MARCH, 10.30AM, 12.30PM AND 6PM
Alice in Wonderland
Adapted by Mary Anne Butler
Produced by Michael Sieders Presents, Sydney
Lewis Carroll’s whirling, fantastical masterpiece is faithfully
and beautifully recreated as a non-stop, mad-cap theatrical
adventure for the whole family. See the classic children’s tale
in an all-new Australian adaptation by multi award-winning
playwright Mary Anne Butler, starring Dubs Yunupingu as Alice –
the first time the role has been played by an Indigenous woman.
Published more than 150 years ago, Carroll’s classic tale of
the girl who fell down the rabbit hole has proven as timeless
as it is entertaining. Directed by Cristabel Sved (Before/After,
Sydney Theatre Company), Alice in Wonderland is a brand new
production from the producer of the critically acclaimed The
Very Hungry Caterpillar Show, which came to Dubbo Regional
Theatre in 2016.
Age Guidance: 7+ and their families.
“Since its publication 150 years ago, Alice’s Adventures in
Wonderland has kept a powerful grip on the public imagination.”
THE GUARDIAN
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $20.00
ADULT $25.00
to
CONCESSION $23.00
YOUTH $20.00
journey
GROUP 8+ $25.00 is to live
Special concession price for school
groups. Please contact the Box Office.
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COMEDY
FRIDAY 23 MARCH, 7.30PM
The Wine Bluffs
Presented by Hey Boss, Adelaide
A comedy wine masterclass with Damian Callinan and Paul Calleja.
Ever wondered what wine goes best with Fairy Bread? Why hasn’t the
‘Champagne Spider’ caught on? These questions and many more will
be inadequately answered by the self-styled sommeliers of comedy,
Damian Callinan and Paul Calleja.
After intoxicating sold out shows across the country, The Wine Bluffs
are here to do what they do best: bullshit about wine. Laying spurious
claim to a reputation as renowned wine consultants, the duo, fresh from
judging the Fruit Wine Section at The Rockhampton Show, will take you
through the cellar door experience with a comedic twist.
They’ll help you match wine to Chiko Rolls, translate over-written bottle
blurbs and identify the biggest Wine Wanker in the room: if you have a
wine fridge set on two temperatures... it’s probably you.
The union of Callinan (Melbourne Fringe Comedy winner and three-time
Barry Award Nominee) and Calleja (stand-up and writer on Before The
Game] has everyone’s palate salivating as they prepare to uncork their
latest vintage and let the comedy breathe.
This is the only theatre show Dubbo Regional Theatre will allow you to
take your wine glass into the auditorium, so don’t miss this chance!
Age Guidance: 18+, mild frequent coarse language, alcohol consumption and
adult themes.
“They have hit on a winning formula with The Wine Bluffs, a stand-
up show that lovingly lampoons wine snobbery.”
ARTSHUB
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $30.90
ADULT $35.50
CONCESSION $30.90
GROUP 8+ $30.90
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DANCE
THURSDAY 29 MARCH, 7.30PM
The Nutcracker
Presented by Moscow Ballet La Classique, Moscow
Following the sell-out performances of Swan Lake at Dubbo
Regional Theatre in 2017, Moscow Ballet La Classique returns to
present the jewel of classical ballet, Tchaikovsky’s spectacular
masterpiece, The Nutcracker.
La Classique was founded in 1990 by its current Director, Elik
Melikov. With its classical ballet mastery, lavish costumes and
magnificent stage sets, you will be taken on a journey back in
time to the frost-covered, gas-lit world of Clara, her beloved
Nutcracker doll and the magician, Drosselmeyer.
This romantic tale with its blend of magic and realism brings to
life the popular Tchaikovsky score featuring the famous Dance
of the Sugar Plum Fairy and The Waltz of the Flowers.
This ballet will take you on a journey of imagination, passion,
humour and magic of the world of dance.
“As sweet as a nut, it doesn’t get much better than this.”
JERSEY EVENING POST
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $79.00
ADULT $89.00 your next
adventure
starts
CONCESSION $80.00
YOUTH $60.00
GROUP 6+ $85.00 here
18 19MUSICAL/CABARET
SUNDAY 8 APRIL, 5PM
Nancye Hayes and Todd McKenney in
Bosom Buddies
Presented by Christine Dunstan Productions, Berry
The music, the stories and the laughs that stopped the show.
Nancye Hayes and Todd McKenney are pals, chums, bosom buddies,
reflecting on their stage careers and their life in showbiz. They sing, they
dance and they reminisce about the lows as well as the highs. They tell
back stage stories never before told and they show video footage never
before seen. As part of each performance the audience is invited to ask
the questions they’ve always wanted to ask. Answers guaranteed!
The recipient of three Lifetime Achievement Awards, three Helpmann
Awards, four Green Room Awards, two Glug Awards and a MO, Nancye
Hayes AM, is an actor, dancer, singer, choreographer and director who
began her career in My Fair Lady in 1961 and established her name in
the title role in Sweet Charity in 1967. Since then she has sung, danced
and acted her way through a cavalcade of successes and into the
hearts of Australian theatre-goers.
Inspiring, provocative and compelling are three words that describe
the critically acclaimed and award-winning singer, dancer, actor and
all-round entertainer Todd McKenney. Best known as the controversial
judge on the Channel 7 hit series Dancing with the Stars for an incredible
15 seasons, as well as his towering performance as Peter Allen in the
Australian production of The Boy From Oz for nearly 1000 performances
over two years, Todd has been centre stage in Australia for more than
35 years. Join Nancye and Todd on a journey of a lifetime.
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $50.00
“Sharp, witty, entertaining…
ADULT $60.00
McKenney and Hayes show
CONCESSION $53.00 what fabulous actors they are.”
YOUTH $23.00 DAILY TELEGRAPH ON SIX
DANCE LESSONS IN SIX WEEKS
GROUP 8+ $55.00
20 21FAMILY & YOUTH
FRIDAY 13 APRIL, 10AM AND 12NOON AND SATURDAY 14 APRIL, 10AM
Roald Dahl s
George s Marvellous Medicine
Adapted for the stage by shake & stir theatre co
Produced by shake & stir theatre co and Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Brisbane
What starts as just another boring day for George quickly turns into a
marvellous experiment of epic proportions! Cleverly adapted from
the much-loved book by Roald Dahl, George’s Marvellous Medicine
bounds off the page in a spectacular live show for the whole family.
On a good day, George can’t stand his Grandma. She complains
all the time, she’s mean and she smells funny. On this particular day,
Grandma is much more annoying than usual and George has had
enough. “George – make me a cup of tea! George – rub my feet!
George – stop growing!” Ugh. Wanting to put an end to her constant
nagging, George creates a special medicine, greater than any
medicine in the history of the world. What he doesn’t expect is that this
medicine may actually work – just not in the way he thinks...
The award-winning team behind the multi-Helpmann Award
nominated Australian production of Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes
and Dirty Beasts brings you this brand-new stage adaptation from
the wacky mind of the World’s No. 1 Storyteller. Direct from a sold-out
season at the Sydney Opera House, George’s Marvellous Medicine is
packed to the rafters with mischief, music, magic and giant laughs.
Just remember – do not try this at home!
Age Guidance: 6 – 106 (Grandparents beware)
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $20.00 “A world-class performance
ADULT $25.00
with fantastic acting and
wonderfully choreographed
CONCESSION $23.00
Special concession lighting and set design.”
price for school
YOUTH $20.00
groups. SCENESTR
GROUP 8+ $25.00 Please contact the
Box Office.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
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23FAMILY & YOUTH
SATURDAY 21 APRIL, 6PM
Flying Fruit Fly Circus
Junk Produced by Flying Fruit Fly Circus, Albury-Wodonga
“To invent, all you need is a pile of junk and a good imagination”
Thomas Edison
The highly acclaimed Flying Fruit Fly Circus return with their latest
smash-hit show set amongst a 1940s rural junkyard. Transforming
trash into magical landscapes, JUNK takes you on a journey back
to a time when the neighbourhood street was a playground full of
adventure and make-believe.
Exploring the question ‘in this day and age, do we over protect our
kids?’ JUNK tells the story of a modern-day boy finding himself in an
abandoned junkyard inhabited by the spirits of children from the
1940s. They teach him to play, trust, invent and take risks. Inspired
by childhood stories recorded with elderly residents of regional
Australia, the young artists of JUNK will take your breath away with
jaw-dropping acrobatics, magical shadow puppetry and world
class circus skills.
Age Guidance: 6 years+ and their families.
“A vibrant and imaginative acrobatic showcase…JUNK is
absolutely wondrous. Grab a child, go.”
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $20.00
ADULT $25.00
CONCESSION $23.00
YOUTH $20.00
GROUP 8+ $25.00
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24 25MUSICAL/CABARET
FRIDAY 4 MAY, 8PM AND SATURDAY 5 MAY, 2PM AND 8PM
9 to 5 The Musical
Music By Dolly Parton
Lyrics and Book by Patricia Resnick
Produced by Dubbo Theatre Company Inc
Based on the 20th Century Fox Picture
Originally produced on Broadway by Robert Greenblatt, April 2009
9 to 5 The Musical, with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton and book
by Patricia Resnick, is based on the seminal 1980 hit movie. Set in
the late 1970s, this hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the
Rolodex era is outrageous, thought-provoking and even a little
romantic.
Pushed to the boiling point, three female co-workers concoct
a plan to get even with the sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical
bigot they call their boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy
and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy – giving their boss the
boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women
give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the
company that had always kept them down. Hey, a girl can
scheme, can’t she?
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE “Dubbo Theatre Company
SUBSCRIBERS $20.00 is renowned for producing
dazzling, high-energy
ADULT $25.00
entertainment for our local
CONCESSION $20.00 community. Amazing talent and
YOUTH $20.00 outstanding quality, every show!”
GROUP 8+ $23.00
JOAN ANDERSON, DUBBO
Licensed exclusively by Music Theatre International (Australasia).
All performance materials supplied by Hal Leonard Australia.
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THURSDAY 24 MAY, 1PM AND FRIDAY 25 MAY, 10AM AND 12NOON
A Money Baa Theatre Company Production
Josephine Wants
to Dance Based on the book by Jackie French and Bruce Whatley
Director - Jonathan Biggins
Composer - Philip Scott
A story about dreams, believing in yourself... and a dancing
kangaroo.
Josephine Wants to Dance is a brand new Australian musical
based on the hugely popular picture book by Jackie French
and Bruce Whatley.
Perfect for young audiences from 4 to 9 years and their families,
and brought to you by the team that created the award-
©Bruce Whatley 2006, from Josephine Wants to Dance by Jackie French and Bruce Whatley. Published by Harper Collins Australia.
winning Pete the Sheep. This hilarious new work by Monkey Baa
brings to life a tale about a bush Kangaroo you’ll never forget!
Written for the stage by Eva Di Cesare, Sandra Eldridge and Tim
McGarry and based on the book by Jackie French and Bruce
Whatley.
Age Guidance: 4 years+ and their families.
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $20.00
“Monkey Baa Theatre
ADULT $25.00 Company has made its
CONCESSION $23.00 reputation with delightful
stage adaptations of well-
YOUTH $20.00
known children’s books...”
GROUP 8+ $25.00
SCENE AND HEARD
Special concession price for school
groups. Please contact the Box Office.
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28 29MUSICAL/CABARET
SATURDAY 26 MAY, 8PM
Exposing Edith
Presented by I’ll Wager Productions, Adelaide
Winner of Best Cabaret Adelaide Fringe 2016 and nominated for
a Helpmann Academy Award, Exposing Edith charts the tragic
life of arguably the greatest French singer of all time, Edith Piaf.
Experience her life, loves and losses through the songs that shot her
to stardom including La Vie En Rose, Milord and Non, Je ne regrette
rein.
Created and performed by Michaela Burger (vocals) and
Greg Wain (guitar), Exposing Edith is a stunning mix of authentic
French chanson and contemporary sounds. Having explored
the undertones of Piaf’s vocals and lyrics, Burger and Wain have
created their own unique interpretations of her work, using voice
and acoustic guitar and the subtle use of loop, delay and effect
pedals.
The songs are punctuated with a collection of extraordinary stories
of Piaf’s life, recounted by Burger, who also takes on a multitude of
key characters; Edith’s half-sister Momone, several of her lovers and
Edith herself.
Venue: Convention Centre, cabaret seating with tables of 10. Patrons are
encouraged to bring a picnic platter. The Oxley Room Bar will be open.
“...moving, hypnotic; more than worthy of the standing ovation.”
GLAM ADELAIDE
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $42.00
ADULT $52.00
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CONCESSION $45.00
YOUTH $27.00
GROUP 8+ $47.00
Photo: Matt Craig
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THURSDAY 21 JUNE, 7.30PM
The Beginning
of Nature Presented by Australian Dance Theatre, Adelaide
Weaving together live music and astonishingly powerful contemporary
dance, The Beginning of Nature is a compelling and ritualistic work from
world-renowned Australian Dance Theatre.
Grace and strength combine in this work to create an evocative
depiction of the complex symphony of rhythms in nature that will leave
audiences entranced.
Portrayed by the nine stellar dancers, this extraordinary work explores life
cycles and themes of metamorphosis and transformation within nature.
Performed live with two vocalists on stage, the spell-binding score
combines electronica, strings and a libretto sung in Kaurna language,
the first language of the Adelaide Plains - home to Australian Dance
Theatre.
At times fierce and explosive, at other times graceful and meditative,
this stunning work will delight and inspire.
The Beginning of Nature is a tour-de-force from one of the world’s most
formidable companies, and is sure to become another seminal work for
Australian Dance Theatre.
Age Guidance: 12+. Includes partial female nudity, haze and strobe-like effects.
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $40.00
ADULT $50.00
CONCESSION $43.00 “Breathtaking in its elegance.”
YOUTH $25.00 BROADWAY WORLD
Photo: Chris Herzfeld – Camlight Productions
GROUP 8+ $45.00
ADT respectfully acknowledges the traditional country of the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains and pays respect to Elders past and present. We recognise and
respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land. We acknowledge that they are of continuing importance to the Kaurna people living today.
Australian Dance Theatre is supported by the Government of South Australia through Arts.
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32 33DRAMA
TUESDAY 3 JULY, 7.30PM
Letters to Lindy
By Alana Valentine
Produced by Merrigong Theatre Company (Wollongong) in
association with Canberra Theatre Centre (Canberra).
A mother’s loss. A nation’s obsession.
Filled with humour and heartbreak, this stunning work by award-winning
playwright Alana Valentine (Parramatta Girls, Head Full of Love)
explores the public’s relationship with one of 20th-century Australia’s
most iconic figures. The story that captivated a nation.
A mother accused of murdering her child, her claim – that the baby
was taken by a dingo – denied and discredited by zealous police
and a flawed legal system. The media circus, the rumours, the mob
mentality, and a nation’s prejudices laid bare. Over three decades,
from baby Azaria’s death to the final coroner’s report, the public
wrote more than 20,000 letters to Lindy Chamberlain. From sympathy
to abuse, letters from children and letters from those who have
lost a child; these letters traverse the gamut of human response to
Lindy’s story. Letters to Lindy draws on this correspondence, as well
as extensive interviews with Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton herself, to
create an enthralling, moving, and long overdue dialogue between
Lindy and the nation. Directed by Darren Yap and featuring the
critically acclaimed performance from Jeanette Cronin as Lindy
Chamberlain-Creighton, Letters to Lindy provides a deep insight into
one of the most compelling legal and human dramas of our times.
Age Guidance: 13+. Contains strong language and adult themes.
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $43.00
“Exquisitely touching…
ADULT $53.00
Detail upon detail is woven
CONCESSION $45.00 into a finely stitched
YOUTH $25.00 masterpiece.”
GROUP 8+ $48.00 AUSTRALIAN STAGE
Photo: AP via AAP
34 This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. 35COMEDY
SATURDAY 7 JULY, 8PM
Melbourne International
Comedy Festival Roadshow
Presented by Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Melbourne
Australia’s largest comedy festival is packing up and ready to roll!
Join the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow as
it journeys around Australia, home-delivering hot and tasty comic
treats to audiences near and far. Featuring fantastic funny makers
from Australia and beyond, the Roadshow has it all. It’s stand-up,
sketch, satire, silliness and song – all in one side-splitting show!
For nearly 20 years this roving tour-de-comedy has visited towns and
cities around Australia, from Mildura to Mt Isa and everywhere in
between. There’s nowhere these exceptional entertainers fear to
tread, and now they’re heading our way.
You won’t want to miss it when this bounty of belly laughs rolls into
town. Come on Dubbo - pack your laughing gear and get on
board the Roadshow!
Age Guidance: 15+. May contain coarse language, sexual references and
material that can offend.
“A night out that does not disappoint, it’s truly a ‘something
for everyone’ kind of event.”
PERIL.COM.AU
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $30.90
ADULT $35.50
CONCESSION $30.90
GROUP 8+ $30.90
36 37CONCERT
SUNDAY 19 AUGUST, 5PM
Around the World
in 80 MinutesPresented by The Australian Army Band, Kapooka, Wagga Wagga
The Australian Army Band Kapooka will take the audience on a
musical journey around the world. The programme commences
with music from Australia and continues with musical selections from
Europe, some traditional big band arrangements from the United
States, together with Latin flavours from South America.
The Australian Army Band Kapooka was established in 1952 to
support recruit training and this remains its primary role. Originally a
brass band with 12 members, the unit has grown in reputation and
now boasts a posted strength of 22 musicians performing with brass,
woodwind and rhythm section instruments.
The Australian Army Band Kapooka breaks down into a marching
band, big band, rock band, jazz ensemble, pep band and an
acoustic ensemble. This versatility means most genres of music can
be performed and the band can cater for all musical tastes.
The band will be accompanied by Angie Currington who is a full time
professional M3 Level Vocalist in the Australian Army Band Corps –
the highest level attainable. Classified as a powerful blues/soul singer,
with strong jazz, pop influences and rock roots, Angie is well known
for singing in many different languages.
School concerts – Monday 20 August at 10 am and 1 pm. Please contact the
Box Office for bookings.
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
“...beautifully balanced
SUBSCRIBERS $50.00
highlighting the dynamic
ADULT $60.00
power, agility and
CONCESSION $53.00 elegance of the concert
YOUTH $23.00
band.”
PRESIDENT AABC
GROUP 8+ $55.00
ASSOCIATION
38 39OPERA
SATURDAY 25 AUGUST, 7.30PM
Madame Butterfly
Puccini
Presented by Opera Australia, Melbourne
A man enchanted by the beauty of the East. A woman in love with the
promise of the West. Separated by a vast ocean and many years, what
will become of their love?
Madame Butterfly is a love story that reaches across cultures, across
oceans and across time.
United States Naval officer, BF Pinkerton, is ashore in Japan and
enchanted with its beauty and freedoms. He decides to take a wife,
and when the gorgeous geisha Butterfly arrives, he is transfixed by her
charms. She falls hopelessly in love and a passionate marriage begins.
Years later, Pinkerton has returned home. Abandoned by her family,
Butterfly waits faithfully for her husband to return. Dawn breaks on a ship
in the harbour. What will become of her great hope?
Puccini’s popular opera inspired the musical Miss Saigon. It is filled with
gorgeous music, from the lovers’ first rapturous embrace to the intense
finale. It features the famous aria ‘One Fine Day’ and the ‘Humming
Chorus’, along with Japanese and American musical themes.
One of Australia’s greatest theatrical minds, John Bell, directs this
English-language production, complete with beautiful costumes and
sets. Hear Opera Australia’s wonderful singers perform with a chamber
orchestra, along with the Macquarie Conservatorium Youth Chorus.
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $55.00 “As dramatic and full-
ADULT $65.00
blooded account of
Puccini’s masterpiece
CONCESSION $58.00
as you could wish for.”
YOUTH $23.00
THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
GROUP 8+ $60.00
Photo: Georges Antoni
40 41CONCERT
SATURDAY 1 SEPTEMBER, 2PM
The Women of the 60s
Produced by Gina Hogan, Melbourne
This high class show will take you back in time to the fabulous
music of the 60s, featuring songs by artists such as Dusty
Springfield, Dionne Warwick, Shirley Bassey, Cilla Black and more.
This afternoon delight will have audiences laughing, clapping
and unable to stop singing along with the well-known hits.
The show features the amazingly versatile talents of Gina Hogan
who has a string of music theatre credits to her name, including
CATS, Mamma Mia!, Beauty and the Beast to name a few. She
was a regular artist on Good Morning Australia, has written,
produced and performed in her one woman cabaret shows
around the country and has been performing in corporate
bands for the past 10 years.
So come along and enjoy being taken back in time as Gina
captures the essence of this exciting era, one of the most
memorable decades of our time.
Please join us for a complimentary coffee/tea and slice in the
Theatre foyer after the performance.
“Programming a performer like Gina is an easy choice.
The audience love her and so do we.”
HER MAJESTY’S THEATRE, BALLARAT
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $35.00
ADULT $45.00
CONCESSION $38.00
YOUTH $23.00
GROUP 8+ $40.00
42 43FAMILY & YOUTH
WEDNESDAY 5 SEPTEMBER, 7.30PM
Model Citizens
Produced by Circus Oz, Melbourne
Model Citizens seamlessly blends the risk and beauty of
breathtaking physical improbability with theatricality,
choreography and Circus Oz’s distinct brand of Australian humour.
Stunningly lit and driven by a sensational live music soundtrack,
Model Citizens unfolds within a cleverly designed model-kit world
that challenges perspective, scale and concepts of normality.
In Model Citizens over-size, everyday objects are used as
unexpected circus equipment that create an intriguing new
playground for the all-human ensemble.
Acrobats will back-flip off a giant vertical clothes peg, become
tangled in an oversized cotton reel, balance on a house of
oversized collapsing cards and fly high in an enormous pair of
aerial undies!
Exposing circus skills in unconventional ways, Model Citizens
presents stunning group acrobatics with a twist. It is a visually
and emotionally charged journey by the multi-talented Circus
Oz ensemble, which explores what it really means to be a model
citizen in today’s ‘model kit’ society.
Age Guidance: All ages.
“Go with your kids, your partner, your friends: it’s worth every cent,
and will get your heart racing and a smile on your face.”
THEATRE PRESS
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $38.00
ADULT $48.00
CONCESSION $41.00
YOUTH $23.00
GROUP 8+ $43.00
44 45MUSICAL/CABARET
SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER, 2PM
Under Paris Skies
Presented by Top Note Promotions
A musical extravaganza that will take you into the world of French
popular music.
MO Award-winning Milko Foucault – Larche is known as one of
the leading ambassadors of French popular music in Australia
having performed in New York and extensively around Australia.
Milko, who now lives in Australia, comes from a French family
who migrated to Mauritius when the island was still a French
colony known as Isle de France. With his charming and romantic
demeanour he will take you on a musical journey that spans half
a century filled with beauty, dreams and passion. He will perform
with Rikelle Brown, Sheridan Gaudry, the Sydney Cosmopolitan
Quartet and the fabulous Moulin Rouge style Popset Dancers.
Milko combines some fabulous ingredients to dish out crème de la
crème of French chanson.
Hear the delightful tunes of Edith Piaf, Charles Aznavour, Gilbert
Bécaud, Charles Trenet, Jacques Brel and popular arrangements
from well-known musical theatre such as Les Misérables, Notre
Dame and Phantom of the Opera.
Vous adorerez ce spectacle.
“So enjoyable and extremely entertaining.”
FRENCH MUSIC 2NBC FM
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $50.00
ADULT $60.00
CONCESSION $53.00
YOUTH $23.00
GROUP 8+ $55.00
46 47CONCERT
SUNDAY 16 SEPTEMBER, 2PM
Julian Gargiulo
Direct from Carnegie Hall
Presented by Tenacious C Presents, Sydney
Expect to revise any preconceived notions you have about classical
music when internationally acclaimed Steinway Artist Julian Gargiulo
makes his Dubbo debut, direct from Carnegie Hall!
The man with the fro-like mane wanted to be a rock star when he was
a kid but he grew up to become a classical pianist instead. But, as he
says, “my hair kept dreaming.”
Described as “Saturday Night Live with a piano” with “a marvellous
non-stop flow of pure Woody Allen-ish wit”, the Italian-American
performer will hold you spellbound as he takes you through a stunning
concert program. It will include Debussy’s Clair de Lune and Rimsky-
Korsakov’s Flight of the Bumblebee but not forgetting the usual
suspects Beethoven and Chopin in-between sharing his life stories and
experiences from stages around the world.
Combining rigorous Russian conservatory training with an informal
style of presenting classical music, Julian has been receiving standing
ovations on both sides of the Atlantic and is not to be missed. You
may even find him helping you to your seat before the show!
“...he’s just brilliant….there are not enough words to describe the
genius behind him….because when he sits down and plays you
are watching a Beethoven or Chopin.”
ABC TV
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $42.00
ADULT $52.00
CONCESSION $45.00
YOUTH $27.00
GROUP 8+ $47.00
48 49DRAMA
TUESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER, 7.30PM AND WEDNESDAY 26 SEPTEMBER, 11AM
Julius Caesar
By William Shakespeare
Produced by Bell Shakespeare, Sydney
Brutus is suspicious. Cassius is conspiring. Caesar’s days are numbered.
Loved by the people, Caesar’s power is growing – which is dangerous
if you live in a world driven by ego and idealism. Those that rise too
fast must be dealt with. For the good of the country.
For the good of those who wish to be rulers themselves.
Julius Caesar is Shakespeare’s political thriller, a masterpiece of
intrigue and treachery. Stand witness to the assassination that leads
to a life and death struggle for power in the Republic. Citizens mutiny,
Mark Antony schemes, and the fate of Rome hangs in the balance.
Bell Shakespeare’s Associate Director, James Evans, will direct a
production that’s seething with rage, leaving audiences breathless
at how quickly violence reveals the fragility of democracy.
Starring Kenneth Ransom (Gods of Egypt, Belvoir’s Prize Fighter) as
Caesar, and featuring an ensemble cast including Ivan Donato
(Richard 3), Emily Havea, Louisa Mignone, Nick Simpson-Deeks and
Russell Smith, this production will tour to 27 venues around Australia.
Experience the tension between aspiration and ambition, the
triumphal entrances and brutal exits, as it is all laid on the line
for Rome.
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $43.00
ADULT $53.00
“Bell Shakespeare – arguably
CONCESSION $45.00 the best Shakespearean
YOUTH $25.00 theatre company.”
GROUP 8+ $48.00 HERALD SUN
Special concession price for school
groups. Please contact the Box Office.
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government Bell Shakespeare is supported by the
50 through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. NSW Government through Create NSW.
51COMEDY
FRIDAY 5 OCTOBER, 8PM
Sydney Comedy
Festival Showcase
Presented by Sydney Comedy Festival, Sydney
The Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase Tour will be tearing up the
freeways of Australia for the sixth year in a row to bring the crème de
la crème of the 2018 Festival to Dubbo!
Expertly curated and lovingly presented, the Sydney Comedy
Festival Showcase will feature some of the Festival’s hottest acts
live on stage for an incredible two hours of hard-hitting laughter.
Boasting a line-up of veteran favourites and some of the freshest
emerging talents, this jam-packed night of pure entertainment will
leave you sore from belly laughs!
So call your pals, book the babysitter and grab your tickets to the
funniest night of entertainment you will see all year - don’t miss out
on a huge night of laughs!
Age Guidance: Mature audiences, 15+. Will no doubt contain strong coarse
language and adult themes.
“The comedians all knew what they had to do to get a laugh, and
had the crowd in constant stitches… the talent on show definitely
left the crowd wanting more...”
AU REVIEW
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $30.90
ADULT $35.50
CONCESSION $30.90
GROUP 8+ $30.90
52 53DANCE
SATURDAY 27 OCTOBER, 7.30PM
A Russian Triple Bill
Presented by Russian Ballet Ltd, Moscow
Following their sell-out performances of A Festival of Russian Ballet, the
Imperial Russian Ballet Company return to Dubbo Regional Theatre.
This is the first time that the Imperial Russian Ballet Company have
brought this Triple Bill to Australia and New Zealand which comprises
40 elite dancers and support staff.
ACT 1 – Carmen
Carmen is a flirtatious and seductive gypsy woman whose love affair
with two men ends in tragedy.
ACT 2 – Les Sylphides
A short ballet in one act about a young man who, while walking at
night, encounters a group of sylphs.
ACT 3 – Sleeping Beauty (Act III)
A holiday is declared for the wedding of Princess Aurora and Prince
Desire. Invited guests include many fairytale characters including Little
Red Riding Hood, Puss in Boots and Cinderella. This is a joyous and
happy ballet which will be loved by all.
The Imperial Russian Ballet Company was formed in 1994 by the Bolshoi
Theatre soloist, Gediminas Taranda. The company is delighted to take
regional audiences on a journey of magic and awe.
“In a night that overflows with all things ballet, you can’t help but
be swept up by the sheer panache of the Imperial Russian Ballet
Company dancers.”
THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
TICKET INFORMATION
TYPE PRICE
SUBSCRIBERS $77.00
ADULT $90.00
keep calm
travel
CONCESSION $80.00 and
YOUTH $60.00
GROUP 8+ $80.00
the world
54 55Subscription Information
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Booking your tickets Parking Car parks are available, adjacent to the
south and north of the facility with a total of 100
Bar The Theatre Bar will be open one hour prior
to most shows and during intervals. Feel free
holders. Concession rate does not apply to Senior On-line Tickets can be purchased online at car spaces including five accessible car spaces. to pre-order your drinks for interval prior to the
Card holders. drtcc.com.au Both car parks are well lit at night. performance starting to avoid the rush.
Individual financial members of Dubbo Artz Inc. Please become familiar with the On-Line Ticketing On-street parking is also available in Darling, Suggestion Box In addition to our annual patron
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In addition to the 2018 Season program, a variety to parking signs. Please do not leave valubles in comments using the Suggestion Box located at the
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collecting tickets.
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In person Our Box Office is located in the Theatre for further information.
accompanied by an adult. Centre Co-ordinator Emily Carroll
Foyer at 155 Darling Street, Dubbo. The Box Office is
Latecomers Latecomers will not be admitted into
Companion Card Patrons who hold a Government open Monday – Friday 9.30 am – 4.30 pm (except Acting Centre Co-ordinator Cheryl Burke
the Theatre Auditorium until there is a suitable
issued Companion Card are eligible for one public holidays) and one hour prior to the show. Technical and Production Co-ordinator
break in the performance.
complimentary ticket for their companion when David Brown
By phone Call the Box Office on 02 6801 4378 Seating Feel free to stand to allow patrons to
purchasing tickets for themselves. This is only
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available by booking with the Box Office directly
holidays). Please note the Box Office is unmanned the upturned seats – this is neither good for your Scott McTiernan
via phone or in person. The Companion Card
during the hour prior to the show. A $2.95 back nor our seats. As a tip, row M and row E have Ticketing Officer Andy Carolan
holder is required to be present at the time of
telephone booking fee applies per transaction. slightly more leg room!
collection. The Companion Card must be shown Event Bookings Officer Craig Thompson
A $2.95 postage and handling fee applies if you
to the Box Office staff before the carer ticket can Friends and Buddies Club We have introduced
would like your tickets sent to you in the mail. Venue Technicians David McCrae and
be issued. the FAB Club which stands for Friends and Buddies Nathan Exelby
Upon receipt of your tickets, please check to ensure for those who go solo to the Theatre or those who
No Refunds or Exchanges There are NO REFUNDS Functions Officer Dimity Middleton
the dates and times are correct and refer to the don’t want to be a soloist but would like to meet
or EXCHANGES on ticket purchases except as
Terms and Conditions on the back of each ticket. new people. Just ask our friendly Box Office staff Functions Assistant Faye Warwick
required by law. Subscribers may exchange their
ticket(s) to a different Season show in the 2018 or check out our website about the exclusive FAB Casual Ticket Sellers Kathy Hawkins and
Season booklet. Accessibility seating allocation. The Club is FREE! Val Buchanan
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Gift Certificates Gift Certificates for any amount
access or with mobility concerns are encouraged patrons, large bags and prams are not permitted
may be purchased and are valid for 12 months Plus numerous invaluable casual technicians and
to advise the Box Office as soon as possible in the Theatre Auditorium during a performance.
from the date of purchase. bar staff form part of our team.
and certainly at the time of booking their seats. These can be stored by a staff member during the
Group Bookings Unless otherwise stated, group Accessible seats cannot be booked on-line and performance. A heartfelt thank you to our remarkable volunteer
bookings consist of eight (8) or more adult tickets ushers and photographers who give freely of their
are released for general sale one week prior to the Mobile Phones All mobile phones and electronic
booked at the same time in one (1) transaction. time because of their passion for live performance
show or earlier for sold-out performances. devices are to be turned off prior to the
If you would like to sit with your friends, we advise and because they enjoy the crazy journey of this
performance commencing. Cameras or any
that all tickets be purchased at the same time. Hearing impaired Approximately 80% of the Theatre industry.
form of electronic recording equipment are not
auditorium and Theatre Foyer is equipped with an
Single Ticket Sales Individual tickets go on sale at permitted in the Theatre Auditorium. Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre
induction hearing loop compatible with T-Switch
the Box Office from Monday 29 January 2018. If is a facility of Dubbo Regional Council.
hearing aids suitable for musicals and concerts Refreshments Food and drink are not permitted in
you wish to sit with your friends, we advise that all which have the sound desk in the auditorium. the Theatre Auditorium at any time. Bottled water,
tickets need to be purchased at the same time. Please note it is not available in rows A, B or C due however, is permitted.
Subscription Period is from Sunday 26 November to the close proximity to the stage and speakers.
2017 to Thursday 25 January 2018 at 4.30 pm. You Other accessibility features include:
can become a Subscriber by booking and paying • Ramped entrance
for a minimum of five (5) shows from the 2018
Media partners
• Nearby parking with 5 accessible car spaces
Season booklet.
• Passenger lift to the Mezzanine level
• Tactile floor indicators
• Accessible toilet facilities
• Hand rails on all stairs
• Relaxed performances for those with special
needs on selected shows
58 59The Theatre Box Office open Monday – Friday 9.30 am
– 4.30 pm (except public holidays) and one hour prior
to the show. Please note the Box Office telephone is
unmanned during the hour prior to the show.
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