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Friday 16 September 2011

What's on Labour Day Long Weekend

We have just partnered up with GoDo as a consequence we can now give you some very special events and some great prices just for you, click here to find out what exciting activity you could be doing over the long weekend, They have everything from horse riding to high tea on a Sydney cruise!

Whatever you decide to do over the long weekend have fun, relax, unwind and be safe.

Philippa

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Lizzie Bay dog Show


Next month Gazebo Wine Garden will be celebrating the local area and the diversity of its patrons - including both people and pooches! In honour of Gazebo Wine Garden's two legged and four legged friends, they will be hosting a special Labour Day long weekend event - Lizzie Bay Dog Show.


The event will see local pooches strut it out for coveted awards such as:


*         Best dressed


*         Best owner-pooch look-a-like


*         Best hair do


*         Best trick


*         Best in show


The local pooches' two legged friends will also have the opportunity to sit back, relax and celebrate with their best friends.


On the day, 3 October registration will begin at 1.30pm for a 3pm show. Pooches will be treated to delights from Paws Point, as well as have an opportunity to be pampered.

VENUE:
2 Elizabeth Bay Road, Elizabeth Bay
www.gazebogarden.com.au

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Country Matters

A (mostly true) story of two girls exploring their sexual identities against a metatheatrical backdrop! With unflinching honesty and unwavering humour, their tales explore everything from vaginismus and violence, lesbians and Lolita, and dating to dildos. It's flirtatious feminism for a new millennium - and you may get covered in fluids (mostly yours).

SHOW DATES:

Sep 28, 7:00pm
Sep 29, 7:00pm
Sep 30, 9:00pm
Oct 1, 5:00pm
Oct 1, 9:00pm

VENUE:

New Theatre
542 King Street, Newtown

TICKETS:

Adult: $22.00 (inclusive of booking fees)

http://thesydneyfringe.com.au/
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Progtopia

Live Aussie acoustic prog rock at the Roxbury.  A Sydney Fringe Festival event.

Unitopia – special guest performance
Featuring:
 Mike Mills (Toehider )
Polyminor
Chris Martinic
September  30, 7:30pm – 10.30 pm
 
The Roxbury Hotel, 182 St Johns Road, Glebe
TICKETS:
Adult: $21.50  (incl booking fee)
 
Tickets available from :
http://thesydneyfringe.com.au/shows/progtopia-live-roxbury

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Shakers Re-Stirred

SHOW DATES:

Sept 28, 8.30pm
Sept 29, 7.15 pm
Sept 30, 7pm
October 2, 2.30pm, 7pm

Every town has its local cocktail bar where everyone wants to be seen. From the local check out girls through to the chinless wonders, yuppies and local lads. 'Shakers' gives a wickedly funny glimpse of this 'cock sucking cowboy' world through the eyes of four long suffering waitresses.

A night out with a play from the prolific pen of John Godber, is an entertaining, thought-provoking glimpse into aspects of our modern life with lots of social comment wrapped up in some high comedy and seasoned with masses of killing one-liners.

-David Porter, Eastern Daily Press

On a sell-out first night with a noticeably younger crowd than usual, I was laughing with the whole audience as I found myself identifying with more than one character in what must be an extremely familiar situation for many people.

-Sally Beadle, BBC

I laughed at the customers mispronouncing the menu items and if this appears unbelievable, I have heard 'meringue' pronounced 'meringway'

-Peter Steptoe, Croydon Today

'Shakers: Re-Stirred' is Godber and Thornton's hilarious romp through the nightlife of passing trade in an uptown cocktail bar - complete with disgruntled waitresses, awkward customers, lads and checkout girls on a boozy night out.

-Nottingham Arts Theatre
VENUE
The Oxford Hotel

TICKETS:

$15 - $20
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Circus Ringbarkus

Australia’s funniest travelling dog show is bringing its acclaimed production back to
Sydney with a school holiday season at Castle Hill during September/October.
It’s magical, it’s humorous, it’s the poochiest!  Its Australia’s funniest travelling Dog Show live under the little big top in a 90-minute extravaganza of mirth and mayhem.  Circus Ringbarkus will have you in stitches as they clown and carry on in this crazy canine comedy circus.
Circus Ringbarkus have been touring nationally for the past 13 years playing to sell out crowds including at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.    They have emerged as one of the most popular shows on the kids’ circuit in the country today.
This talented troupe combines elements of vaudeville, comedy, circus, magic and illusions, to produce a vibrant and enchanting show which appeals to everyone. The performing pooches are always the hit of the show!
This year the family is presenting the show under their very own little big top, a cute red and yellow circus tent, designed to showcase their talents. The effect has been to create a delightful circus experience, where all seats are located ringside and the atmosphere is intimate and family friendly.
 The small capacity of the tent means there are no large crowds or long queues to deal with, so parents can relax and enjoy the Show with their children.
 
Circus Ringbarkusis outstanding value for money and a fantastic way to entertain the kids these holidays!
 
Come and see Circus Ringbarkus, Live under the LITTLE BIG TOP!
 
VENUE:
Castle Hill, Castle Hill Showgrounds
 
Thu 29th September – Sat 8th October
11.00 am & 2.00 pm Daily
 
TICKET OFFICE & CARNIVAL OPEN FROM ONE HOUR PRIOR!
 
Tickets from $17.00
 
Bookings are essential: phone 0412 101 815- Or book online at Circus Ringbarkus website www.circusringbarkus.com.au

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DARLING HARBOUR FIESTA

16 BANDS, 35 DANCE GROUPS, 14 DANCE CLASSES, 24 FOOD AND CRAFT STALLS

3 DAYS 2 HOT FIESTA NIGHTS

Find your rhythm at FIESTA-Australia's largest annual Latin American festival at Darling Harbour from 1-3 October.


Discover the passion of dance with Latin America's hottest performers, experience the intensity of salsa on the open-air dance floor, and sample a range of delicious regional dishes and exotic crafts while the excitement reaches fever pitch in the Rio-style Fiesta Carnivale Parade.


Fiesta Dance Off Competition

Think you can dance? Send in a video of your best Latin dance moves to go in the running to win your share of prizes worth over $8,500!*
*Terms and conditions apply.

For more information visit www.darlingharbour.com/fiesta<
http://www.darlingharbour.com/fiesta>
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Madame Tango

Australia's new tango performance group-Three2TANGO Entertainment and acclaimed actress Tina Bursill re-invent the artform Argentine Tango fusing it together with Ballet, Aerial acrobatics, Burlesque and live Theatre.
This show will make you want to dance with the stranger sitting next to you!

In order to escape her monotonous life in the country, a young girl seeks a new and colourful life in the city of Buenos Aires. She discovers Tango and finds herself consumed by its passion. Becoming absorbed in the underworld of this big city, she falls into a series of events that spiral out of control, realising along the way that men are not always as they seem.
After a sellout season of the cabaret production- Three2TANGO, Will Centurion and his dancers Mariana Baltodano, Paige Walker and Natalie Somerville have collaborated to bring you a show unlike any other.
Let Tango have its way with you too....
SHOW DATES:
Sep 26, 7:00pm
Sep 27, 7:00pm
Sep 30, 7:00pm
Oct 1, 2:00pm
Oct 1, 7:00pm
 
VENUE:
New Theatre
, 542 King Street, Newtown
 
TICKETS:
Adult: $25.00
Concession: $21.00
Child: $0.00
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THE 39 STEPS

SEPTEMBER 28 – OCTOBER 1 8PM, OCTOBER 2 5PM

London, 1935. Man of the world Richard Hannay returns to the mother country after exhausting years conquering pygmies in the colonies, thinking to find some peace and quiet. It’s not to be. One adventurous evening at the theatre and Hannay finds himself wanted for murder and on the run across the
country. Battling everything from dodgy underwear salesmen to reluctant love interests, he’s on a mission to uncover the true nature of the mysterious Thirty Nine Steps armed with only his wits and a very fine moustache.

In this production of Patrick Barlow’s play adapted by Simon Corble and Nobby Dimon based on Alfred Hitchcock’s film based on John Buchan’s novel, four performers will play over one hundred characters in locations from the London Palladium to the wild heaths of Scotland. Sharp, fast and funny, this

is one for Hitchcock lovers, comedy lovers, adventure lovers and lover lovers.

with

LUKE MARTIN as RICHARD ARBUTHNOT HANNAY, ESQ.
BRIDIE CONNELL as ANNABELLA SCHMIDT/PAMELA/MARGARET
and HARRY MILAS and ROB JOHNSON as A CAST OF HUNDREDS, IF NOT THOUSANDS

Directed by Pierce Wilcox

Produced by Lauren Eisinger

VENUE:

SIDETRACK THEATRE, 142 ADDISON RD MARRICKVILLE

TICKETS:

$15/$20
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Mandy Nolan's What I Would Do If I Were You

See the show, read the book. Mandy Nolan is one of Australia's funniest comedians and bases her humour on her own politically incorrect and slight naughty views on life and family relationships.


Sydney events:

Monday 3 October 2011: The Fringe Bar, 106 Oxford Street, Paddington, 8:30pm. Tickets from the venue 02 9360 5443.
Tuesday 4 October 2011: The Cat and Fiddle, 452-456 Darling Street, Balmain, 8pm. Tickets from the venue 02 9810 7931.

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Austinmer Dance Theatre and The Sydney Fringe Festival present "Too Soon to Tell".
 

Under the direction of Michelle Forte Too Soon to Tell consists of 9 Classical and Contemporary trained dancers and one live musician-all between the ages of 17 and 25 years.


In this hour long production audiences will enjoy four dynamic fresh emotionally  charged dance pieces which clearly demonstrate the diversity and talent of these passionate young dancers.


There is something for everyone-from the traditional and lyrical as well as up to the minute Contemporary styles. Add to this already exciting blend the bonus of live Contemporary music composed/written and performed by Chloe Harrison and  you have a production which is not only suitable but an

inspiration to all ages and dance theatre enthusiasts!

The company was lucky enough to have International choreographer Paul Selwyn Norton as guest choreographer earlier this year which resulted in a fabulous piece entitled Army of You. Paul has worked with companies such as Koresh Dance Company-Philadelphia, Chunky Move-Melbourne, Stalker Theatre-Sydney and the prestigious Ballet Frankfurt under the direction of William Forsythe. ADT is extremely grateful for this opportunity and privileged to be presenting Army of You as part of their Festival production!


Dates/Times:

Friday September 23rd @ 8.15pm
Saturday September 24th @ 2.00pm
Tuesday September 27th @ 7.00pm
Friday September 30th @ 7.00pm
Saturday October 1st @ 5.00pm
Sunday October 2nd @ 2.00pm

VENUE: 

Newtown Theatre, Cnr King & Bray Sts Newtown

TICKETS:

Adults $21.50, Students & Concession: $16.00

BOOKINGS:

The Sydney Fringe Box Office, Ph: 9020 6980 www.thesydneyfringe.com.au

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THE CHAOS FAIRY


Tues 27 Sept - Sat 1 Oct, 2011, 10.00am & 2.00pm daily


Presented by Sydney Children’s Festival, Riverside Parramatta and Chaos Fairy Productions. Composed and created by Nicholas Flanagan

Riverside Theatres, Parramatta | TUES 27 Sept - SAT 1 Oct, 2011

The Chaos Fairy, a new musical for children (aged 4-12) premieres at Riverside Theatres Parramatta, part of the Sydney Children’s Festival.
A magical children’s show, The Chaos Fairy tells the story of an eight-year-old boy who enlists a mad fairy and an eccentric wizard to help him realise his greatest wish, to sing and perform for an audience.
Combining playful lyrics and boisterous comedy, the story unfolds as our young hero finds courage for his convictions. The Chaos Fairy features an eclectic music score, traversing jazz, musical theatre and contemporary pop. Director Darren Gilshenan’s unique comic style makes this heart-warming story of one boy’s personal journey a joyous performance for the whole family.
The Chaos Fairy has an extraordinary cast, including Arky Michael, best known for his work with Bell Shakespeare, Belvoir and Sydney Theatre Company, who comic inventiveness to the character of the wizard to life. Chris Scalzos, with his remarkable voice, comes to the productions hot off the heels of Doctor Zhivago. The extraordinary Odile Le Clezio plays the perfectionist mother, and recent Actor’s Centre graduate Allison Butler plays the chaotic fairy. This fantastic cast create this funny, memorable and enchanting experience for children.
Conceived, written and composed by Nicholas Flanagan, The Chaos Fairy has been in development since 2009, supported by Riverside Theatres Parramatta.
So join in the fun! Bring your fairy wings and wizard hats, regardless of your age.

For more information and videos, head to the chaosfairy website -
www.chaosfairy.com
VENUE:
Lennox Theatre, Riverside Theatres Parramatta

TICKETS:

$ 32.50/ $25 conc. / $100 Family of 4/ $25 Holiday care

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Debris

9pm 22-25 September and 29 September - 2 October

Award-winning playwright Dennis Kelly gives us a fractured glimpse at an urban dystopia, imagined by two tormented, uniquely violent minds. In a new production by Bodysnatchers, "Debris" explores our propensity to love and the damaging nature of loss, tugging at the familial ties that bind and leave us held together by static electricity that burns into our skin and marks us as belonging to one another.

VENUE: 
Pact Theatre

TICKETS:
$22- $26
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Gobbledygook

7.45pm 22-25 September and 29 September - 2 October

A new theatre work by Bodysnatchers, "Gobbledygook" examines the apparatuses our lives are filtered through; the mess of signal, frequency and wire. The lone woman speaks into the phone as if being pulled apart by horses; her life slowly being disconnected. A raw investigation into the voice and language, Gobbledygook stages the parallax gap between imagination and reality.

VENUE:
Pact Theatre
TICKETS:
$22-$26
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Putting It Together
Playing from 11 Sept - 2 Oct
Presented by OVO Australia for the 2011 Sydney Fringe, “Putting it Together” is a musical revue showcasing the songs of Stephen Sondheim, a Broadway legend who has written the music and lyrics to some of the biggest hits in musical theatre in the last fifty years, including “Sweeny Todd”, “A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to the Forum”, Company” and “Follies”.

Drawing its title from a song in “Sunday in the Park with George”, the show was devised by Sondheim and Julia McKenzie, receiving several productions beginning with its premiere in England in 1992 and finally on Broadway in 1999.

The revue-style format of “Putting It Together” draws upon Sondheim’s rich and varied body of work to examine the key themes of love and relationships, both sweet and sour. We explore the relationships meet couples in love, couples who have come to the end of their union and men and women who will never get it together. During the course of an all-night, black-tie cocktail party in a penthouse, an older couple face their disillusions and marital troubles with a younger, less jaundiced couple, and an outside observer. The spouses deal with infidelity and divorce but finally reconcile before dawn.

Favourite songs featured in the show include “Pretty Women”, “The Ladies Who Lunch”, “Merrily We Roll Along” and of course, the title number. The show is a must-see for fans of musical theatre and features over 30 of Sondheim's best-loved songs.

VENUE:
Supper Club at Oxford Hotel; Riverside Theatre Parramatta
TICKETS:
From $15 plus booking fee

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