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Laycock Street Community Theatre
17 Jan - 21 Jan 2017
PETER PAN THE MUSICAL
Gosford Musical
Society invites
the young and
young at heart to
a journey through
a galaxy of stars,
to the magical
place called
Neverland. The
legend of Peter
Pan has been
delighting children for years, perfect for the
whole family. Music and lyrics by the award-
winning duo George Stiles and Anthony
Drewe, based on the book by Willis Hall.
All tickets $26
SUNDAY 12 FEBRUARY 7.30PM
LIOR...WITH STRINGS
One of
Australia’s
most
successful
singer/
songwriters
in an intimate
evening of his
most well-
loved songs,
drawn from a
vast catalogue
of recordings, as well as a sneak preview of
some new works from his forthcoming album.
For those fortunate enough to attend Lior’s
previous solo performance at Laycock Street
Community Theatre, this show will bring an
extra dimension to his astounding vocals,
with the backing of a string quartet drawn
from Sydney’s finest orchestral players,
along with bassist Brett Hirst.
THEATRE MEMBER $42
ALL OTHER TICKETS $44
FRIDAY 17 FEBRUARY 8PM
PRADA’S PRISCILLAS
From Sydney
the birthplace
of Aussie drag,
and the home of
Priscilla, Queen of
the Desert, comes
2014 ACE Award
nominee, Prada
Clutch. Flanked
by gorgeous men,
Prada and her
‘girls’ will take
you on a journey
from where it all
began with Les
Girls in the ‘60s, across the Aussie outback
with Priscilla Queen of the Desert in the ‘90s,
and into 2016 with a celebration of today’s
pop icons!
Come aboard the Priscilla bus and party
with the classic Priscilla hits in glittering
drag spectacular , Let Prada Clutch and her
Priscillas entertain you.
THEATRE MEMBER $32
ALL OTHER TICKETS $35
THURSDAY 23 FEBRUARY 10AM, 12PM,
6PM FRIDAY
24 FEBRUARY 10AM
MR STINK
A PLAY BY MARYAMMASTER
BASED ON THE BOOK BY DAVID WALLIAMS
DIRECTED BY JONATHAN BIGGINS
David Walliams’
award-winning
book comes to
life on stage for
children 6-12...
and their adults!
“Mr Stink stank.
He also stunk.
And if it was
correct English to
say he stinked,
then he stinked
as well…”
It all starts when
Chloe, just about
the loneliest girl in the world, makes friends
with Mr Stink, the local tramp. Sure he smells
a bit, but he’s the only person who’s ever
been nice to her.
The team behind The 52-Storey Treehouse
Live on Stage returns with this touching,
twisted, hilarious, and very smelly tale...hold
on to your nose!
THEATRE MEMBER $20
ADULT $25
CONCESSION $22
GROUPS 6+ $22
UNDER 12 $18
SCHOOL GROUPS $18
60 mins (no interval)
For children 6 to 12 and their adults
Includes a small amount of theatrical haze
TUESDAY 28 MARCH 8PM
WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 11AM & 8PM
DRACULA BY BRAM STOKER
CREATED AND ADAPTED BY SHAKE & STIR
THEATRE CO
Another bloody
classic.
The Gothic horror
story swoops
the country
in a gripping,
critically-
acclaimed
production
created by shake
& stir.
From the
company behind
the multi-award
winning, national touring productions of 1984
and Animal Farm comes this new adaptation
of Stoker’s twisted tale.
THEATRE MEMBER $35
ADULT $45
CONCESSION $42
GROUPS 6+ $42
UNDER 18 $18
100 minutes (no interval)
Age suitability: From Grade 10 and up
Infrequent coarse language, sexual themes,
supernatural elements
Gosford Regional Gallery
Behind the Lines
10 Dec 2016 - 29 Jan 2017
A contentious
political climate
was created
throughout 2016
within Australia,
due to a Federal election, controversial
policies and public scandals. Exploiting this
satirical gold was Australian cartoonists
The Years Best Political Cartoons celebrates
these artists’ endeavours.
Entry fee of $5 ($3 concessions/$10 family)
Covers both exhibitions.
Bare: Degrees of Undress
10 Dec 2016 - 29 Jan 2017
Celebrates
candid, contrived,
natural, sexy,
ironic, beautiful
and fascinating
Australian portraits
which all show
a bit of skin.
Featuring Billy
Slater, Germaine
Greer, Dame Edna
Everage, David
Gulpilil and Megan
Gale explore the
subtle but crucial differences between
the naked and the nude.
Entry fee of $5 ($3
concessions/$10 family) Covers both exhibitions.
Wavelength
10 Dec 2016 - 11 Jan 2017
A series of
paintings by
Central Coast
landscape
painter Cathryn
McEwen,
celebrating the
mesmerising
visual qualities
of water. The works evoke the shallows
of coastal shorelines by breaking down
elements of landscape to focus on colour,
shape and light.
Log Book - Daniel Analdi
14 Jan - 15 Feb 2017
This exhibition is a
photographic essay
exploring the life,
people and culture of
Warnervale airport.
Like many regional
facilities, the airport is
undergoing significant
changes. These
images reveal the
artefacts and historical
significance of the site,
as well as provide an
important record for
the future. Arnaldi is a portrait photographer
whose work has been exhibited extensively
across Australia.
Lewis Morley, Dame Edna Everage
(Barry Humphries AO), direct
positive colour photograph, 1982.
Daniel Arnaldi, Andrew, pig-
ment ink on cotton rag, 2015.
Cathryn McEwen, Norah Headland Fore-
shore (detail), oil on canvas, 2016.
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