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Friday 4th and Saturday 5th July
Follow the meteoric rise to stardom of the late 1950’s US rock star Buddy Holly in Claremont College's new production. Relive the hits of yesteryear including the unforgettable songs Rave on, Peggy Sue, Heartbreak and That’ll Be The Day.
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Thursday 10 July to Saturday 12 July

From beginning to end the action never stops. Audiences of all
ages, from 5 to 85, will be totally enthralled by Cosentino - one
of the world’s most talented young illusionists. Cosentino’s brand new production, Threshold, will take you into
the mysterious depths of your imagination.
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Monday 14th July

Come along and celebrate with Hi-5, as they head down to Party Street for all the fun and games
of Hi-5’s very own party. Including singing and dancing to popular Songs of the Week ‘Stop & Go’,
‘Wow’, ‘Party Street’ and many more, all of the family will be amazed and delighted by this
wonderful show.
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Friday 18 July and Saturday 19 July

With parenting and motherhood as their inspiration,
choreographers Natalie Weir and Kate Denborough present a
captivating program of contemporary dance for the whole family.
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Thursday 31 July to Saturday 9 August

Performed at the Backspace Theatre.
Little by little, what is said (and left unsaid) peels away to reveal a startling truth.
*contains strong language and adult concepts.
Discover the new Tasmanian Theatre Company
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Thursday August 7

In 2005, Australian audiences were astounded by the debut tour of guitar virtuosos Wolfgang Muthspiel (Austria), Slava Grigoryan (Australia) and Ralph Towner (USA) ‘MGT’, as they are now known, are returning with music from their new release ‘From a Dream’.
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Friday 29 August and Saturday 30 August

Surely one of the scariest tales of dementia and murderous
compulsion ever. A gothic tale of horror, told by a man who
stands alone in the spotlight, protesting sanity while he explains
how he systematically went about killing and dismembering
a neighbour whose “vulture eye” offended him, and how his
perfect crime went astray.
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Tuesday 21 October to Saturday 25 October

More than half a million Australians have seen it. And in case
you haven’t heard about it, think of your favourite songs of
the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s – imagine them sung with some of the
wittiest lyrics imaginable – and you have it in one.
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Saturday 1 November to Saturday 15 November

A hugely entertaining, spectacular and much loved musical that has delighted adults and children around the world. The Gilbert and Sullivan Society, Allan Jeffrey and Leiz Moore are thrilled to present this magical production for the first time at the magnificent Theatre Royal. Come and share in the magic.
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