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Musical Theatre Karaoke
Next Event: Thu 1st April

Do you and your friends usually end up turning off dance music at parties and putting on Wicked instead? Do you drive along belting the big numbers? Do you lock yourself in your room to choreograph dance routines to your favourite songs?

This is a great opportunity to show off your all your hard work to many other musical theatre lovers.

If you have a show coming up, why not bring the cast down for a promo? sing your favourite number and get your audience!

If you have rehearsals, come after.
If you have a show, bring the cast and come after.
If you work late, come after.

Tell all your broadway geek friends, and come along for a fun night.
Fun "Musical Theatre" Cocktails will be available on the night too!

Ferrara Karaoke Bar, 67 Milligan St, Perth (near Fast Eddy's)
Time: 8pm - 1am
1st Thursday of every month.
Enquiries: Cassie Vagliviello email
Facebook event click here

Diamond NOT August Night

Saturday 13 February 2010

This is one of the BIG nights of the year where we put on a quality show and meal. There are tables available for booking and if you book for 10 people or more,
you will receive a 10% discount!.

Individual Ticket price is $55 pre booked which includes the Show and a quality meal.

Folks you just cant get this sort of value anywhere in Perth!

A quality meal a show at a great location and fantastic bar pricing.
All this and a romantic singer on Valentine’s day eve.
Do your partner a treat and take them to a night out to remember!

Those of you who attended the Jerry Lee Lewis review know
just how good these shows are.

Ticket bookings phone 93303370
Venue- Melville Bowling Club (inc) 592 Canning Hwy ALFRED COVE.

Dinner starts 7pm
Show starts 8pm  

 

Perth Medieval Fayre

Saturday 20 March - 10am to 5pm
Supreme Court Gardens
cnr Barrack St & Riverside Drive, Perth

Entry $5 or $3 conc or in costume

The WA Medieval Alliance, the gateway to medieval groups and likeminded folk in Western Australia, proudly presents their annual Medieval Fayre at the Perth Supreme Court Gardens on Saturday 20 March.

Each year, the fayre is held suitably close to All Fools Day, a folk celebration that began to appear in Europe in the late Middle Ages.

A plethora of Perth’s medieval clubs will be on display showing off their various talents including historical European swordsmanship, dark ages combat, renaissance fencing and swashbuckling.

The fayre is rich with traditions, full of exciting and thrilling misadventures, storytellers and tales, all set in a time where chivalry, grace and courtesy were a part of everyday life.

Wondrous and diverse entertainment, fun, frolic and folly will be the order of the day. Join with the nobles, serfs, Vikings, Saxons, Celts, Knights and Ladies that will grace our lively city.

A grand parade will travel through the fayre grounds, delighting all with dancers, merchants, minstrels and everything medieval.

President of the WA Medieval Alliance, Steve Osborne says “Each year the fayre enjoys a healthy growth in both participation and patronage. It’s more fun than the black death, less strenuous than the crusades."

The Medieval Fayre welcomes all individuals and families from pre 16th century or the present day. Dressing to the medieval theme is highly encouraged, however not mandatory.

Entry is affordable for one and all at only $5 and $3 for concession and for those in costume. Children under 13 are free. Mystical and upbeat music along with colourful, creative medieval characters will adorn the gardens commencing from 10am and concluding at 5pm.

www.wama.asn.au

"Fireball"
Jerry Lee Lewis Rock n Roll Show

Saturday 24 April 2010 - 7pm
Hilton Park Bowling Club
Shepherd St, Beaconsfield

Tickets: $30 includes supper
Bookings: Jimmy - 9337 2897

Peter Stone is “Fireball” performing the rock and rollin’, country and western, rhythm and blues singing wild man of rock and roll, Jerry Lee Lewis.

When Stone walks onto the stage, it’s like lighting a match which becomes a fireball. Experience ‘the Devil’s music’, explosive rock n roll with piano-pounding rockers performing Lewis’ hits from the late 50s to the 90s including Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On and Great Balls of Fire.

Stone’s music career commenced in the 80s, performing across Perth in a multitude of bands and covering a plethora of styles and genres.  Stone was soon recognised as a premier country piano player and vocalist, featuring in high profile Perth bands including The Never Never, Dude Ranch, Magnificent 7, Slim Jim & The Fatts Band, Peter Busher & The Lone Rangers to name a few. In 2000 Stone spent a year performing rhythm n blues across London.

The “Fireball - Jerry Lee Lewis” tribute show involves a high energy rock and roll experience with a few of his old country numbers as well.  The band consists of some of Perth’s best musicians with Mark Gordon (Rick Steel, Hot Biscuit Band) on guitar, Phil Morgan (The Never Never, The Lone Rangers) on bass and Mike Haggerty (US Session Player) on drums.

Stray Cats Theatre Company presents

"Disney's High School Musical"

Directed by Karen Francis
Choreography: Lucy Green & Jason Arrow
Vocal Direction: Meagan Crowe

This all-Australian production with its strong cast (featuring some of the states hottest young singers and dancers and a pumping live band) is an event that will have everyone talking.

HMS- Live on Stage! follows the story of basketball captain Troy and the brainy but shy Gabriella who discovers they have a secret passion for singing. When they decide to audition for the student musical it sends shockwaves through the High School's rigid social cliques. Troy's basketball team, Gabriella's fellow science clubbers, even the drama regulars, do all they can to keep the pair apart and off-stage. When Troy and Gabriella defy their friends and family they inadvertently inspire the other students to go public with their own secret talents and dreams.

Stray Cats Theatre Company’s production of High School Musical is a teenage love story. Troy (Jason Arrow) and Gabriella (Ali Hill) meet on a karaoke stage one night while on vacation. Despite the song they sang together, they would probably have never seen each other again. Gabriella’s mom gets transferred, however, and she coincidentally ends up going to the same high school as Troy.

While the two are happy to see each other again, things are a lot different when they are confined by the rigid social structure of high school. Gabriella, known in her last school as a “math geek,” does not seem to fit into Troy’s world of jocks and cheerleaders. The two cause mayhem when they act on their secret desire to try out for the lead parts in the high school musical. With Carris Read as Sharpay and Matt Sheehy as Ryan we have the head of the drama club desperately trying to block the obviously talented Troy and Gabriella, they are backed by their threatened peers to stay with the status Quo, but gradually others decide to come out and be themselves.

With a very talented cast and a fun story for all ages, High School Musical has been a huge hit, so don’t miss your chance to catch this high energy production. This production has been proudly supported by Drug Aware, Mandurah Shire Council, Peet and Co Lakelands, and Koorliny Arts Centre.

Jason Arrow as TROY BOLTON
Ali Hill as GABRIELLA MONTEZ
Caris Read as SHARPAY EVANS
Matt Sheehy as RYAN EVANS
Miriam Wakholi as TAYLOR McKESSIE
Philip Hutton as CHAD DANFORTH
Rhiannon Francis as KELSI NEILSON
Karen Godfrey as MS DARBUS
Rob Kettle as COACH BOLTON
Patrick Cole as JACK SCOTT
Lisa Wilkinson as MARTHA COX
Campbell Ellis as ZEKE BAYLOR
Tate Benent as RIPPER

And a brilliant cast of over 60!!!!!!


GO WILDCATS!!!!!!!!

Harbour Theatre presents

"Deckchairs"

directed by Peter Kirkwood

Harbour Theatre’s first production for 2010 in their new premises is Deckchairs. 

Written by a woman, to be performed by women, “Deckchairs” is full of life and vitality that will appeal to everyone. Set by the seaside these four plays take a humourous, poignant and often compassionate look, at the many facets of modern life and relationships. The well defined, interesting characters are colourful, animated but above all truthful.

Performed by four extremely talented actresses Sue Lynch of Bullcreek, Ann Speicher of Mosman Park, Nicola Bond and Joan Scafe both of Applecross, Deckchairs is a production that will touch your emotions and should not be missed.

Follow the adventures of Marion and Deborah as they discuss their unusual sisterhood, Pascaline and Maggie as they compete in a theatrical battle of wits, Miss Westlake and Julia as they discuss their shared past and finally, Beryl and Doris on their absolutely hilarious work’s outing.

Award winning director Peter Kirkwood says “these plays, delicately observing life, are full of colourful and animated characters – sometimes humorous, sometimes touching.”
Kirkwood adds: “I have chosen a cast of four well-known and talented actors to portray the eight characters needed.  They have the challenge of not just portraying a different character in each play but to make each character totally believeable.  They are succeeding admirably.” 

“Members of Harbour Theatre have spent most of the Festive season relocating the theatre.  Creating an intimate theatre space inside a cinema is no mean feat and this has been completed successfully by the hard work of many Harbour Theatre volunteers.  I am honoured to have been selected to present the first play at these new premises”

* NEW VENUE:
Harbour Theatre is in the Port Cineaste Building, 70 Adelaide Street, Fremantle (opposite Woolworths).  There is plenty of parking nearby.

· For more information, contact the director

For a really great night out, have a meal at Clancy’s Fish Pub
before the show (it’s just a short walk across the park from the theatre).

Ask for your Harbour Theatre Meal Deal to receive a discount – good times, great food and a fantastic show all add up to a top night out in Fremantle!

Helena College
and the Year 12 drama students present

"Away"

written by Michael Gow

Away opens with a school performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Shakespearean themes of suffering and reconciliation persist as three families on separate holidays are drawn together by a storm. At times funny and yet painfully truthful, Away expresses the comedy and tragedy of their lives.

Thursday, 18 March at 4pm and Friday, 19 March at 7.30pm in the performing arts centre.
 

 

Away is a play by the Australian playwright Michael Gow.
First performed by the Griffin Theatre Company in 1986, it tells the story of three internally-conflicted families holidaying on the coast for Christmas, 1968.

It has become one of the most widely produced Australian plays of all time and is part of the Higher School Certificate syllabi or general High School Curriculum in many states, including Western Australia, New South Wales, Brisbane and Victoria.

 

 

 

 

 

Melville Theatre presents

"A Funny Thing Happened
On The Way To The Forum"

Directed by Lars Jensen
Musical Director: David Hardie
Choreographer: Rachel Leonhardt

Inspired by the farces of the ancient Roman playwright Plautus (251-183BC) this tells the story of the slave Pseudolus who attempts to win his freedom by helping his young master Hero to win the ‘girl of his dreams’, Philia, who just happens to be one of the courtesans living in the house next door and who is already promised to Miles Gloriosus, a renowned warrior in the Roman army! Senex and Domina, Hero’s parents go on a trip and so the plot is hatched! However the best laid plans etc etc and this sets the scene for much misunderstanding and hilarity for the audience. There is also a twist in the tale.

The plot displays all the elements of a classic farce including puns, much coming in and out of doors, mistaken identity and satirical comments on social class. The title derives from the line often used by vaudeville comedians in Music Hall shows of years past: “A funny thing happened on the way to the theatre”

Originally produced on Broadway in 1962 the show won several Tony Awards and has since enjoyed many revivals, notable in London’s West End in 1963  at the Strand Theatre where Frankie Howerd played Pseudolus. The latest production was at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Ontario in 2009 and there has even been a Cantonese version played in Hong Kong in March 2009.  The film version, in 1996 starred Zero Mostel reprising his Broadway role as Pseudolus.

Lars (Blood Brothers, A Chorus Line) has rounded up a cast of regulars and newcomers to Melville for this very funny musical, so we suggest you book early to avoid disappointment. David Hardie has joined us as MD

Featuring: Ross Bryant as Pseudolus, with Phil Mackenzie & Diana Ryman as Senex & Domina, Morgan Phillips as Hero, Craig Menner as Miles Gloriosus, Kimberley Harris as Philia with Emmet Nichols, Harry Lenthall, Judith Clark, Niquelle May, Barbara Lovell, Tarryn Bullock, Vicki Kirkman, Stuart Riches, Andrew Milne, Jeff Hansen &  Warren McGrath.

 

 

 

 

Mandurah Little Theatre presents

"Dangerous Liaisons"

Directed by Karen Francis

Lust. Seduction. Revenge. The Game As You've Never Seen It Played Before. Rich and bored aristocrats in Rococo France play high-stakes games of passion and betrayal. Set in Rococco France, a scheming widow and her ex-lover make a bet regarding the corruption of a recently married woman. The ex-lover, Valmont, bets that he can seduce her, even though she is an honorable woman. If he wins, he can have his lover to do as he will.

You may remember the film which starred Glenn Close, John Malkovich and Michelle Pfeiffer. This drama is set in Paris just prior to the French Revolution when the idle rich had everything their own way. The play weaves an intricate and passionate path of two cruel, cunning, conniving characters bent on tearing apart society through various sexual exploits and dirty, deceitful, devilish deeds. This was their way of filling in the empty hours.

The cast is hard at work mastering the beautiful dialogue and gracious manners of that era. Please be warned that sexual themes and nudity feature in this production.

There is an exciting sword fence in this play between Tom and Philip. They have had expert tuition from Andy Fraser the Master Stage Combat Instructor who works with the professional theatres in Perth.

Dangerous Liaisons does contain adult content; audience members must be 16+

Featuring:
Vicomte de Valmont - Tom Hennessy
Marquise de Merteuil - Diana Oliver
Madame de Tourvel - Sky Ogier
Cécile de Volanges - Nikkita Dixon
Le Chevalier Raphael Danceny - Philip Hutton
Emilie - Rachel Loftus
Madame de Rosemonde - Beryl Francis
Madame de Volanges - Corinne Thorneycroft
Azolan - Matt Sheehy
Julie - Dee Crosthwaithe
Major Domo - Ian Butcher
Servant - Amy Honor Elliott

If you are unsure what this show may be about...Cruel Intentions is the modern day version of this play. Dangerous Liaisons is set the year before the French Revolution.

Old Mill Theatre presents

"Female Transport"

Directed by Hywel Williams

This is the dramatized story of six women convicts transported from England to Australia at the beginning of the 19th century. The Sydney Cove set sail in 1807 on the six month journey and this recounts the determination of six of the women, whose story this is, to survive against the conditions below decks and the indifference, brutality and treatment considered ‘appropriate’ for criminals in ‘those days’.

Survive they do with wit, determination and sheer cunning, against the system which treats them as less than human, There’s the Captain for whom this is a commercial venture, the Sergeant who is determined to make them obey, the cabin-boy who doesn’t know which attitude to adopt and the Surgeon, who tries his best to see that the women are treated reasonably.

Although classified as a drama there are plenty of lighter moments and much earthy humour as the six women determine to get the better of their captors.

Hywel first directed this production in 2005 at Phoenix Theatre in Hamilton Hill where it was very well received. He has wanted to reprise the play ever since and so we are delighted to present it to you at the Old Mill Theatre for your enjoyment.

Featuring
Kirstie Francis, Kyla Jones, Melissa Kiiveri, Jocelyn O’Neil, Kate O’Sullivan, Ariel Simone, Damien Nott, Phil Barnett, Adam Dear and Tim Prosser.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Darlington Theatre Players present

"Malice in Wunderland"

A Gothic Musical
Written and Directed by LaVerne Kirton

A Senior Youth Theatre Production

Forget the traditional stories of Alice in Wonderland!
This story tells of an Alternate Wunderland.

A teenage ‘Alice’ is drawn into another dimension:
The Magic Crystal has disappeared - enter a Black Queen and a Red Queen.
How can ‘Alice’ discover the final victor in the quest for control of
The Realm of Wunderland?

February 26 – March 13   2010
Suitable for all ages

Costumes and Sets by award-winning designers

Tickets $18 adults, $16 Conc/child, $14 members
Family 2 adults + 2 children $60
Bookings from January 11 - 9255  1783

 

Featuring:
in alphabetical order

Emily Caruso, Imogen Castledine, Charlie Darlington, Amber English,
Stacey Gay, Deborah Gordon, Brett Hatfield, Julie Ann Hourquebie,
Connor Kemp, Victoria Luxton, Isaac Money, Lleuwyn Taylor,
Alex Waller, Jessie Wood, Savannah Wood.

Principle Dancers:
Renae Papalia, Emma Foggerdy, Odette Vonk, Teagan Lindsay,
Alana Howard, Bec Money, Sophie Tucker, Aliza Caruso, Emily Caruso, Teaka Howard

Principle Singers:
Robert Anderson, Brooke Napier, Glen Bain, Jayden Payne, Tim Presant,
Natasha Dale, Jennifer Hawker, Courtney Turner, Renae Makin,

 

Stirling Players presents

"Lords and Ladies"

Based on Terry Pratchett’s fantasy novel
Adapted for the stage by Irana Brown and Simon James
Directed by Christine Ellis

The Stirling Players will reign in the new theatre season by presenting to audiences Simon James and Irana Brown's play adaptation of the much-loved Terry Pratchett story, Lords and Ladies.

In the mountain kingdom of Lancre, three witches return home from a broomstick tour of Discworld to find the elves are back and there is a very real threat of the entire Disc being destroyed.

Granny Weatherwax and her tiny coven must do battle with the elves who threaten to take control with their hypnotic glamour.

A comedic adventure of witches, wizards, romantic interludes, a royal wedding, strange crop circles, even stranger Morris dancers, and the biggest threat Discworld has ever faced . . . Elves!

With a cast of over thirty, this play with music is expected by the Stirling Players to be an impressive start to the new year.

Christine Ellis, well known for her extravagant productions with the Stirling Players, has proven once again that her directing abilities have hit the mark with Lords and Ladies.

Says Ellis of the production, "I can appreciate how many die-hard Pratchett fans there are, even in Perth, and I'm really aiming to produce a play that appeals to the general public, but also to the readers of the books.

"I was blown away by the talent at the auditions, and am thrilled that a majority of the cast are also Pratchett fans; it creates an energy you can really see in their performances on stage."

Playlovers presents

"The Pillowman"

by Martin McDonagh
directed by Matt Longman

Goldfields Repertory Club presents

"Art"

A comedy by Yasmina Reza
Translated by Christopher Hampton
directed by Lauren Chapman-Holle

 

Tickets are on sale now for the Goldfields Repertory Club's first show of 2010 - Art, written by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton and directed by Lauren Chapman-Holle.

Art is a comedy that looks at the cataclysmic effect on three friends, Serge (Tim Sadleir), Marc (David Holle) and Yvan (Stuart Fleming) when Serge purchases an expensive work of abstract art - a large painting consisting of white lines on a white canvas.

As the three men engage in an ongoing debate over the value of the painting, emotions run high and the conflict escalates to the point of nearly destroying their longstanding friendship.

Art opens on Friday, 12 March 2010, for a three week season. Tickets are now on sale from the Goldfields Arts Centre. $20 Adults, $15 GRC Members and Concession. Call the Box Office on 9088 6900 between 10am and 3pm, Monday to Friday, to ensure you don't miss out!

 

 

 

 

 

Melville Theatre presents

"A Funny Thing Happened
On The Way To The Forum "

Book by Bert Shevelove & Kurt Gelbart.
Directed by Lars Jensen, MD David Hardie
Choreography by Rachel Leonhardt.

Inspired by the farces of the ancient Roman playwright Plautus (251-183BC) this tells the story of the slave Pseudolus who attempts to win his freedom by helping his young master Hero to win the ‘girl of his dreams’, Philia, who just happens to be one of the courtesans living in the house next door and who is already promised to Miles Gloriosus, a renowned warrior in the Roman army! Senex and Domina, Hero’s parents go on a trip and so the plot is hatched! However the best laid plans etc etc and this sets the scene for much misunderstanding and hilarity for the audience. There is also a twist in the tale.

The plot displays all the elements of a classic farce including puns, much coming in and out of doors, mistaken identity and satirical comments on social class. The title derives from the line often used by vaudeville comedians in Music Hall shows of years past: “A funny thing happened on the way to the theatre”

Originally produced on Broadway in 1962 the show won several Tony Awards and has since enjoyed many revivals, notable in London’s West End in 1963  at the Strand Theatre where Frankie Howerd played Pseudolus. The latest production was at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Ontario in 2009 and there has even been a Cantonese version played in Hong Kong in March 2009.  The film version, in 1996 starred Zero Mostel reprising his Broadway role as Pseudolus.

Lars (Blood Brothers, A Chorus Line) has rounded up a cast of regulars and newcomers to Melville for this very funny musical, so we suggest you book early to avoid disappointment. David Hardie has joined us as MD

Featuring: Ross Bryant as Pseudolus, with Phil Mackenzie & Diana Ryman as Senex & Domina, Morgan Phillips as Hero, Craig Menner as Miles Gloriosus, Kimberley Harris as Philia with Emmet Nichols, Harry Lenthall, Judith Clark, Niquelle May, Barbara Lovell, Tarryn Bullock, Vicki Kirkman, Stuart Riches, Andrew Milne, Jeff Hansen &  Warren McGrath.

David Young Productions presents
The Australian Premiere
Pulitzer Prize Nominee

"Second Samuel"

written by Pamela Parker
directed by Susan Hayward

David Young Productions is proud to present the southern American comedy Second Samuel, written by Pulitzer Prize nominee, Pamela Parker. The international premiere season, directed by Susan Hayward, will open at the Subiaco Arts Centre on April 29.

Set in the late 1940s, the people in the sleepy rural town of Second Samuel are preparing for the funeral of one of their most beloved citizens. But their serenity is suddenly shattered when dark secrets are revealed, making townfolk in for a summer no one will ever forget.

Second Samuel is a small town in Georgia, rebuilt after General Sherman burned the first one. It’s where the men spend their leisure time at the local watering hole and the women are found gossiping at the local hair and beauty emporium.

American guest artist, Kansas-born Nat Martin, will feature and reprise his role as Ulysses Simpson, known as “US”. Martin has performed “US” since 1987 throughout the United States both locally, regionally and on national tours and this will be his first tour overseas.

Martin’s biog is impressive as he describes his career as a great theatrical adventure of make-believe. Having professionally performed in the musical Camelot, Little Shop of Horrors, Ragtime the Musical, A Lesson Before Dying, three productions of Driving Miss Daisy and written music and lyrics for Tallulah and Hattie: Dead at the Pearly Gate Café, another production written by Parker. Martin’s cv also lists film and television credits including In The Heat of the Night for MGM.

“Plugging into a show with new performers, in a new space and in another country will be a fun and exciting challenge,” Martin said. 

This touching Southern comedy is about family, diversity and strength with a unique blend of charm, wit and humour. Second Samuel is a journey of discovery and the message comes home that it is okay to be different.

Second Samuel has received rave reviews from American theatre critics, been on three national tours, countless high school and community theatre productions, sold out every performance at South Carolina’s Spoleto International Arts Festival, been off Broadway, has been produced at Virginia’s historic Barter Theatre, and named best original script by the Atlanta Journal Constitution newspaper.

Atlanta playwright Pamela Parker, who has been nominated twice for the Pulitzer literary honour, approached well-known Perth director Susan Hayward through internet theatre forums and, after great discussion, logistical planning securing actor Nat Martin, the 2010 production was born. Parker will also make her way to Perth for the international premiere season.

When describing how she became a playwright, Parker said: “I was always reading books and then developed a love of theatre but not a clear idea of what I wanted to do. I was a good stage and house manager. I liked lighting and sound. Acting was okay but I didn’t like being ill before going on stage.

“I enjoyed theatre but I couldn’t find my niche. I tried everything but nothing felt right. Writing a play never crossed my mind, until one day someone told me I couldn’t. So the challenge was set and I haven’t looked back.”

Director Susan Hayward has produced some highly memorable productions over recent years including The Vagina Monologues, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The One Day of the Year and Round and Round the Garden.  Hayward is also looking forward to directing Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf later in the year for Playlovers.

When asked why stage Second Samuel, director Susan Hayward responds enthusiastically. “How could I not be doing Second Samuel?” she said. “Quite apart from the delightful quirky story, how often does a little old director in community and independent theatre get a chance like this?

“It would be big news in professional theatre if an established actor – well-known enough and recognised to have been invited to Obama's inauguration – was coming to Perth to reprise a role he had played all over the USA, so to have him come to work with meis mind blowing!”

“I always do my best to honour the playwright's intentions in whatever play I do. With Second Samuel I have a massive responsibility. Not because the playwright will be here but there are so many threads to the story, so many nuances and so many ways to do it. It would be easy to just play it as a comedy but it is so much more.”

Along with an outstanding Perth cast lineup and original music written and composed by Tommy Thompson, the Perth season of Second Samuel will no doubt be the first of many international seasons and high acclaim. Second Samuel will perform an exclusive season at the Subiaco Arts Centre from April 29 to May 8.

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Western Australian own Blue Shaddy are now well known around the country as being one of the most energetic live bands on offer. With their Roots come Hillbilly sound Blue Shaddy always connect with their audience. Singer / songwriter Jim McClelland, his brother Belly (harmonica) and Sandra (bass guitarist and wife of Jim) were born and bred in WA's remote wheat belt – a harshly beautiful environment complete with dust and flies, but with not a lot else to do but focus on their shared love of music. When you listen to Blue Shaddy's songs you get a strong sense of where these three come from and it is very apparent that their heart still lies in their country roots. With their captivating on-stage raw chemistry, Blue Shaddy gain invitations to most of the major music festivals on offer. www.blueshaddy.com www.myspace.com/blueshaddy

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Date	Venue	State	Tix	Bookings
2010
Fri 8 January	Mundaring Weir Amphitheatre Jakoby Rd, Mundaring	WA	$47	supporting Diesel Book Online Here
Fri 15 January	Quokka Arms Hotel	WA
Sat 16 January	Quokka Arms Hotel	WA
Tues 26 January	Supreme Court Gardens	WA		Australia Day 3.30pm - 4.30pm
Tues 26 January	Fremantle Foreshore	WA		Australia Day 6.30pm - 7.30pm
Sat 30 January	Hope From Ashes Toodyay Benefit Concert Toodyay Oval	WA		daytime
Sat 30 January	Indi Bar 27 Hastings St, Scarborough	WA	$20	at the door
Sun 31 January	Big Day Out - Claremont Oval	WA
Sun 6 February	Boddington Blues Festival	WA
Sat 13 February	Eastern Hotel, Midland	WA	$20	at the venue
Sat 20 February	Fremantle Arts Centre 1 Finnerty St Fremantle	WA	$25	with Matt Gresham and Kev from Eskimo Joe. Raising awareness for Homelessness more info
Sat 27 February	Indi Bar 27 Hastings St, Scarborough	WA	$20	at the door
Sun 28 February	Wings & Wheels Festival Ravenswood Airport Hopetoun	WA	$15	on stage 6pm inludes all day pass to festival 10am - 10pm
Fri 5 - Sun 7 March	Port Fairy Folk Festival	VIC		more info
Sun 13 March	Mordialloc on the Bay Festival Melbourne	VIC
Sun 14 March	Way Out West Roots Club Williamstown	VIC
Sun 20 March	Nukarra Farm Festival Geraldton	WA
Fri 26 - Sun 28 March	Apollo Bay Festival	VIC

 

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