Wednesday July 20

Harbour Theatre presents

Ladies Down Under

The fish-filleting foursome are celebrating in style with a trip to Australia. We follow shop-a-holic Shelley, pragmatic Pearl, mumsy Jan and big-hearted Linda as they travel from Hull to the Gold Coast, Uluru and the bright lights of Sydney.

On their way they embark on a journey of self-discovery meeting various hunks of Antipodean manhood including a couple of drag queens on their way to the Sydney Mardi Gras. While Shelley sees there's more to Oz than sun-kissed beaches, Pearl finds herself with a mountain to climb and Jan and Linda realise what is most important in their lives.

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Kalamunda Dramatic Society present

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband

Kenneth and Hilary have been married nearly twenty years,
but as middle age encroaches, Kenneth finds himself
in the arms of another woman.
At first, Laura seems to represent everything that is missing
from Kenneth’s life with Hilary, but his little fling quickly becomes desperately
out of hand and his world a spiral of lies and deceit.

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Stirling Players present

Return to the Forbidden Planet

Based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the 1950’s science-fiction film Forbidden Planet. We follow the crew of a routine survey flight under the command of Captain Tempest as it is drawn mysteriously to the planet D'Illyria where the mad scientist Dr Prospero and his lovely daughter Mirana are marooned!

Scattered throughout the show are some of the most memorable musical numbers from the 1960’s and 70’s such as “Good Vibrations”, “Young Girl”, “The Monster Mash”, and “Great Balls of Fire”.

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Friday July 22

Harbour Theatre presents

Ladies Down Under

The fish-filleting foursome are celebrating in style with a trip to Australia. We follow shop-a-holic Shelley, pragmatic Pearl, mumsy Jan and big-hearted Linda as they travel from Hull to the Gold Coast, Uluru and the bright lights of Sydney.

On their way they embark on a journey of self-discovery meeting various hunks of Antipodean manhood including a couple of drag queens on their way to the Sydney Mardi Gras. While Shelley sees there's more to Oz than sun-kissed beaches, Pearl finds herself with a mountain to climb and Jan and Linda realise what is most important in their lives.

MORE INFO

Stirling Players present

Return to the Forbidden Planet

Based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the 1950’s science-fiction film Forbidden Planet. We follow the crew of a routine survey flight under the command of Captain Tempest as it is drawn mysteriously to the planet D'Illyria where the mad scientist Dr Prospero and his lovely daughter Mirana are marooned!

Scattered throughout the show are some of the most memorable musical numbers from the 1960’s and 70’s such as “Good Vibrations”, “Young Girl”, “The Monster Mash”, and “Great Balls of Fire”.

MORE INFO

Kalamunda Dramatic Society present

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband

Kenneth and Hilary have been married nearly twenty years,
but as middle age encroaches, Kenneth finds himself
in the arms of another woman.
At first, Laura seems to represent everything that is missing
from Kenneth’s life with Hilary, but his little fling quickly becomes desperately
out of hand and his world a spiral of lies and deceit.

MORE INFO

Harbour Theatre presents

Ladies Down Under

The fish-filleting foursome are celebrating in style with a trip to Australia. We follow shop-a-holic Shelley, pragmatic Pearl, mumsy Jan and big-hearted Linda as they travel from Hull to the Gold Coast, Uluru and the bright lights of Sydney.

On their way they embark on a journey of self-discovery meeting various hunks of Antipodean manhood including a couple of drag queens on their way to the Sydney Mardi Gras. While Shelley sees there's more to Oz than sun-kissed beaches, Pearl finds herself with a mountain to climb and Jan and Linda realise what is most important in their lives.

MORE INFO

Stirling Players present

Return to the Forbidden Planet

Based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the 1950’s science-fiction film Forbidden Planet. We follow the crew of a routine survey flight under the command of Captain Tempest as it is drawn mysteriously to the planet D'Illyria where the mad scientist Dr Prospero and his lovely daughter Mirana are marooned!

Scattered throughout the show are some of the most memorable musical numbers from the 1960’s and 70’s such as “Good Vibrations”, “Young Girl”, “The Monster Mash”, and “Great Balls of Fire”.

MORE INFO

Kalamunda Dramatic Society present

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband

Kenneth and Hilary have been married nearly twenty years,
but as middle age encroaches, Kenneth finds himself
in the arms of another woman.
At first, Laura seems to represent everything that is missing
from Kenneth’s life with Hilary, but his little fling quickly becomes desperately
out of hand and his world a spiral of lies and deceit.

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Albany Comedy Club and Creative Albany present

Lies, Laughs & True Stories

Tall Tales by Story Tellers of the Great Southern

Special Guest - Andrea Gibbs

This is a night of true stories, not necessarily hilarious but all true. Some will be presented by professional performers who know how to tell a good story, and some by amateurs who have a great story to tell.

All performers are Albany locals, except the headline act, Andrea Gibbs. Andrea is an actor and stand-up comedian. She has performed right around Australia and in the US.

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Stirling Players present

Return to the Forbidden Planet

Based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the 1950’s science-fiction film Forbidden Planet. We follow the crew of a routine survey flight under the command of Captain Tempest as it is drawn mysteriously to the planet D'Illyria where the mad scientist Dr Prospero and his lovely daughter Mirana are marooned!

Scattered throughout the show are some of the most memorable musical numbers from the 1960’s and 70’s such as “Good Vibrations”, “Young Girl”, “The Monster Mash”, and “Great Balls of Fire”.

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Quizmeister Trivia

LOOKING for something to do on Monday nights?
Get out of the house and out and about...
Quiz Meisters Trivia (QMT) is kind of like sucking milk up through a Tim Tam.
You’ve never tried this? Go do it now!
Normal questions are transformed into little skits; mundane 50/50s are given
their own stupid songs and animated screen time;
favourite movie scenes are ruined by hilariously shit re-enactments.

Every Monday Night

High Wycombe Tavern
450 Kalamunda Rd
High Wycombe

Entry $FREE

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Wednesday July 27

Kalamunda Dramatic Society present

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband

Kenneth and Hilary have been married nearly twenty years,
but as middle age encroaches, Kenneth finds himself
in the arms of another woman.
At first, Laura seems to represent everything that is missing
from Kenneth’s life with Hilary, but his little fling quickly becomes desperately
out of hand and his world a spiral of lies and deceit.

MORE INFO

Stirling Players present

Return to the Forbidden Planet

Based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the 1950’s science-fiction film Forbidden Planet. We follow the crew of a routine survey flight under the command of Captain Tempest as it is drawn mysteriously to the planet D'Illyria where the mad scientist Dr Prospero and his lovely daughter Mirana are marooned!

Scattered throughout the show are some of the most memorable musical numbers from the 1960’s and 70’s such as “Good Vibrations”, “Young Girl”, “The Monster Mash”, and “Great Balls of Fire”.

MORE INFO

Friday July 29

Stirling Players present

Return to the Forbidden Planet

Based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the 1950’s science-fiction film Forbidden Planet. We follow the crew of a routine survey flight under the command of Captain Tempest as it is drawn mysteriously to the planet D'Illyria where the mad scientist Dr Prospero and his lovely daughter Mirana are marooned!

Scattered throughout the show are some of the most memorable musical numbers from the 1960’s and 70’s such as “Good Vibrations”, “Young Girl”, “The Monster Mash”, and “Great Balls of Fire”.

MORE INFO

Kalamunda Dramatic Society present

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband

Kenneth and Hilary have been married nearly twenty years,
but as middle age encroaches, Kenneth finds himself
in the arms of another woman.
At first, Laura seems to represent everything that is missing
from Kenneth’s life with Hilary, but his little fling quickly becomes desperately
out of hand and his world a spiral of lies and deceit.

MORE INFO

Stirling Players present

Return to the Forbidden Planet

Based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the 1950’s science-fiction film Forbidden Planet. We follow the crew of a routine survey flight under the command of Captain Tempest as it is drawn mysteriously to the planet D'Illyria where the mad scientist Dr Prospero and his lovely daughter Mirana are marooned!

Scattered throughout the show are some of the most memorable musical numbers from the 1960’s and 70’s such as “Good Vibrations”, “Young Girl”, “The Monster Mash”, and “Great Balls of Fire”.

MORE INFO

Kalamunda Dramatic Society present

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband

Kenneth and Hilary have been married nearly twenty years,
but as middle age encroaches, Kenneth finds himself
in the arms of another woman.
At first, Laura seems to represent everything that is missing
from Kenneth’s life with Hilary, but his little fling quickly becomes desperately
out of hand and his world a spiral of lies and deceit.

MORE INFO

Quizmeister Trivia

LOOKING for something to do on Monday nights?
Get out of the house and out and about...
Quiz Meisters Trivia (QMT) is kind of like sucking milk up through a Tim Tam.
You’ve never tried this? Go do it now!
Normal questions are transformed into little skits; mundane 50/50s are given
their own stupid songs and animated screen time;
favourite movie scenes are ruined by hilariously shit re-enactments.

Every Monday Night

High Wycombe Tavern
450 Kalamunda Rd
High Wycombe

Entry $FREE

MORE INFO

Wednesday August 3

Kalamunda Dramatic Society present

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband

Kenneth and Hilary have been married nearly twenty years,
but as middle age encroaches, Kenneth finds himself
in the arms of another woman.
At first, Laura seems to represent everything that is missing
from Kenneth’s life with Hilary, but his little fling quickly becomes desperately
out of hand and his world a spiral of lies and deceit.

MORE INFO

Goldfields Repertory Club presents

The Convict's Opera

The story tells of a group of convicts who are sentenced to transportation to Australia and gain permission from the captain to put on a play, The Beggar’s Opera.

This play within a play contains common thieves, a respectable forger, whores, an arsonist and political prisoners. The anti hero, MacHeath, gives us shades of Ned Kelly and the Bushrangers.  We identify with them and our own convict history.

The Convict’s Opera features a collection of traditional airs from Beggar’s Opera,and contemporary songs, such as “You’re so vain”, “Stand by Me,” and “Hey Big Spender”

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Friday August 5

South West Blues Club presents

Andrea Marr & Band (Victoria)
PLUS
Home Brew

Hot on her recent success with her new CD- “Little Sister Got Soul” - #18 on U.S. „Living Blues Charts‟ Feb 2011 Andrea Marr will be delivering her brand of feelgood, high energy original blues and soul when she hits the stage at the South West Blues Club on Friday 5th August.

Andrea is best described as a Pint Sized Powerhouse of Sassy, Soulful Blues

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Goldfields Repertory Club presents

The Convict's Opera

The story tells of a group of convicts who are sentenced to transportation to Australia and gain permission from the captain to put on a play, The Beggar’s Opera.

This play within a play contains common thieves, a respectable forger, whores, an arsonist and political prisoners. The anti hero, MacHeath, gives us shades of Ned Kelly and the Bushrangers.  We identify with them and our own convict history.

The Convict’s Opera features a collection of traditional airs from Beggar’s Opera,and contemporary songs, such as “You’re so vain”, “Stand by Me,” and “Hey Big Spender”

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Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO

Kalamunda Dramatic Society present

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband

Kenneth and Hilary have been married nearly twenty years,
but as middle age encroaches, Kenneth finds himself
in the arms of another woman.
At first, Laura seems to represent everything that is missing
from Kenneth’s life with Hilary, but his little fling quickly becomes desperately
out of hand and his world a spiral of lies and deceit.

MORE INFO

Goldfields Repertory Club presents

The Convict's Opera

The story tells of a group of convicts who are sentenced to transportation to Australia and gain permission from the captain to put on a play, The Beggar’s Opera.

This play within a play contains common thieves, a respectable forger, whores, an arsonist and political prisoners. The anti hero, MacHeath, gives us shades of Ned Kelly and the Bushrangers.  We identify with them and our own convict history.

The Convict’s Opera features a collection of traditional airs from Beggar’s Opera,and contemporary songs, such as “You’re so vain”, “Stand by Me,” and “Hey Big Spender”

MORE INFO

Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO

Kalamunda Dramatic Society present

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband

Kenneth and Hilary have been married nearly twenty years,
but as middle age encroaches, Kenneth finds himself
in the arms of another woman.
At first, Laura seems to represent everything that is missing
from Kenneth’s life with Hilary, but his little fling quickly becomes desperately
out of hand and his world a spiral of lies and deceit.

MORE INFO

Quizmeister Trivia

LOOKING for something to do on Monday nights?
Get out of the house and out and about...
Quiz Meisters Trivia (QMT) is kind of like sucking milk up through a Tim Tam.
You’ve never tried this? Go do it now!
Normal questions are transformed into little skits; mundane 50/50s are given
their own stupid songs and animated screen time;
favourite movie scenes are ruined by hilariously shit re-enactments.

Every Monday Night

High Wycombe Tavern
450 Kalamunda Rd
High Wycombe

Entry $FREE

MORE INFO

Wednesday August 10

Goldfields Repertory Club presents

The Convict's Opera

The story tells of a group of convicts who are sentenced to transportation to Australia and gain permission from the captain to put on a play, The Beggar’s Opera.

This play within a play contains common thieves, a respectable forger, whores, an arsonist and political prisoners. The anti hero, MacHeath, gives us shades of Ned Kelly and the Bushrangers.  We identify with them and our own convict history.

The Convict’s Opera features a collection of traditional airs from Beggar’s Opera,and contemporary songs, such as “You’re so vain”, “Stand by Me,” and “Hey Big Spender”

MORE INFO

Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO

Friday August 12

Goldfields Repertory Club presents

The Convict's Opera

The story tells of a group of convicts who are sentenced to transportation to Australia and gain permission from the captain to put on a play, The Beggar’s Opera.

This play within a play contains common thieves, a respectable forger, whores, an arsonist and political prisoners. The anti hero, MacHeath, gives us shades of Ned Kelly and the Bushrangers.  We identify with them and our own convict history.

The Convict’s Opera features a collection of traditional airs from Beggar’s Opera,and contemporary songs, such as “You’re so vain”, “Stand by Me,” and “Hey Big Spender”

MORE INFO

Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO

Goldfields Repertory Club presents

The Convict's Opera

The story tells of a group of convicts who are sentenced to transportation to Australia and gain permission from the captain to put on a play, The Beggar’s Opera.

This play within a play contains common thieves, a respectable forger, whores, an arsonist and political prisoners. The anti hero, MacHeath, gives us shades of Ned Kelly and the Bushrangers.  We identify with them and our own convict history.

The Convict’s Opera features a collection of traditional airs from Beggar’s Opera,and contemporary songs, such as “You’re so vain”, “Stand by Me,” and “Hey Big Spender”

MORE INFO

Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO

Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO

Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO

Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO

Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO

Old Mill Theatre presents

Life x 3

WHAT would happen if everyone arrived 24 hours early for a dinner party?

That’s the question posed in Life x 3, an amusing commentary on vanity, professional insecurity and the changing states of marriage at the Old Mill Theatre this August.

Written by French playwright Yasmin Reza and directed by Eliot McCann, the play is described as a comedy of errors from three different angles.

MORE INFO