WHAT’S ON
CURTAIN RISES ON ANOTHER BIG SEASON AT RPAC
Redland Performing Arts Centre presents
ON TOUR
Jenny Wynter
Brisbane’s much-loved cabaret event is on its way to RPAC for the first time! From humble beginnings in the Sitting Duck Café in West End in the early ‘90s, Women in Voice has grown to be a don’t-miss event on the Brisbane performing arts calendar. A blend of superb singing and delicious harmonies, backed by a great band and all served up with a generous dose of laughs. This will be an exceptional night of music not to be missed!
Hannah Johnstone
Bellani Smith
SUN 20 JUNE, 4PM Tickets: $35-$45 via 3829 8131 or www.rpac.com.au Booking fees: $4.50 by phone and $5.20 online per transaction
Leah Cotterell
Hannah Grondin
as Menaka Thom
Redland Performing Arts Centre, Concert Hall
PERFORMANCES spanning contemporary music, dance, drama, family theatre, classical music and cabaret are among the highlights coming up at Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC). The new Season 2021: Act 2 program guide is now available with more than 30 different shows on offer at RPAC until the end of August, with something to appeal to all tastes and interests. RPAC’s reputation as one of the best performance venues in the south-east Queensland continues to attract major touring productions, with Opera Queensland and Queensland Ballet gracing the stage this season. Be quick to secure a seat at Queensland Ballet’s Tutus on Tour on July 24. RPAC will also celebrate legendary artists Elvis, Simon and Garfunkel, Cat Stevens, Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks, Aretha Franklin and the Bee Gees in a series of tribute concerts this season. A treat for the grandchildren is The Owl and The Pussycat on June 11 and 12, based on Edward Lear’s poem.
Along with leading national and regional touring productions, the best of Redlands Coast will be celebrated with Stage Sessions making a welcome return to showcase the talent of local performers in a series of 10 intimate cabaret concerts on the RPAC stage from July 1-4. The Act 2 program is available at the box office or a Redland City Council Customer Service Centre or library. Many shows later in the year have early bird prices for a limited time only. For the full list and to book tickets, visit rpac.com.au
HISTORY IN ENOGGERA THE Enoggera And District Historical Society is holding an open day on July 17, at the Memorial Hall in Trundle St, Enoggera. There will be displays from other historical and community organisations as well as from the Enoggera group. On August 28, the Enoggera State School, South Pine Rd, Enoggera will celebrate 150 years of education. There will be a fete as well as a reunion of pupils and static displays.
Redland Performing Arts Centre presents A production by Belloo Creative & Critical Stages Touring By Katherine Lyall-Watson with Barbara Lowing and Roxanne McDonald Directed by Caroline Dunphy
‘This is theatre at its best’ Australian Stage
Join us for an entertaining and heartfelt adventure with two of Australia’s finest actors. Rovers is a delightful and modern comedy-drama that has audiences laughing, crying and celebrating the imagination and heart of Australia’s trailblazing women.
THUR 8 JULY, 7.30PM
Redland Performing Arts Centre, Concert Hall
Tickets: $25-$35 via 3829 8131 or www.rpac.com.au
Photo: Kate Holmes
Booking fees: $4.50 by phone & $5.20 online per transaction
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