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Albany Entertainment Centre Harbourside Take 2 Details inside Details HARBOURSIDE TAKE 2 HARBOURSIDE CONCERT SERIES HARBOURSIDE TAKE 2 HARBOURSIDE CONCERT SERIES ALBANY ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE JAMES TAYLOR TRIBUTE AND GSG MUSIC STUDENTS ENSEMBLE VAGABOND AND HEARTSTRINGS ENSEMBLE VAGABOND AND ALBANY YOUTH STRINGS BERNARD CARNEY AND CHRIS EDMONDSON 2 Toll Place (off Princess Royal Drive) Box Office: (08) 9844 5005 Albany WA 6330 Administration: (08) 9844 5000 WIN TICKETS WIN [email protected] TO ENTER Albany Entertainment Centre and City of Albany Albany Entertainment Centre Albany Entertainment Centre and City of Albany Albany Entertainment Centre 1 JUL HARBOUR SIDE FOYER 7 JUL HARBOUR SIDE FOYER 8 JUL HARBOUR SIDE FOYER 14 JUL HARBOUR SIDE FOYER HARBOURSIDE TAKE 2 JIMEOIN HARBOURSIDE CONCERT SERIES SOWETO GOSPEL CHOIR HARBOURSIDE CONCERT SERIES SCHOOLS’ MUSIC SHOWCASE BERNARD CARNEY AND CARLA GENEVE YEEHAA! PENNY KING AND THE WA YOUTH JAZZ ORCHESTRA QUINTET ANDREW WINTON, BILL LAWRIE AND THE PEPPERJACKS GUIDE Albany Entertainment Centre and City of Albany A-List Entertainment Albany Entertainment Centre Andrew Kay & Associates Albany Entertainment Centre Albany District Schools Music 15 JUL HARBOUR SIDE FOYER 20 JUL PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 21 JUL HARBOUR SIDE FOYER 23 JUL PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 28 JUL HARBOUR SIDE FOYER 2 AUG PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE GOLD: THE ULTIMATE ABBA SHOW COUNTERMOVE OTHELLO RADIO ACTIVE ACT-BELONG-COMMIT YOH FEST 2016 AN EVENING WITH TOMMY EMMANUEL SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY BELL SHAKESPEARE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ACADEMY OF PERFORMING ARTS STAGE The Harbour Agency Perth Theatre Trust Perth Theatre Trust WAAPA in association with Albany Entertainment Centre Act-Belong-Commit Trimao Pty Ltd 6 AUG PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 9 AUG PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 11 AUG PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 19 AUG PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 22 AUG PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 24 AUG PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE PERTH THEATRE TRUST THEATRE PERTH ROY ORBISON & THE EVERLY BROTHERS ALBANY DISTRICT PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ CIRCUS OZ KINGFISHER CONCERT FOREVER DIAMOND IAN MOSS JUL | AUG | SEP 2016 SEP | AUG | JUL MUSIC FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION SIX STRINGS CLASSICS TOUR Ben Maiorana Entertainment Albany District Primary Music Teachers’ Network Perth Theatre Trust Great Southern Grammar Ben Maiorana Entertainment The Harbour Agency 31 AUG PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 7 SEP PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 10 SEP - 11 SEP PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 14 SEP PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 22 SEP PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE 24 SEP PRINCESS ROYAL THEATRE SPECIAL OFFERS TICKETING ALL BOOKINGS THROUGH TICKETEK* FOR AWARD WINNING FOOD SET YOUR COMPASS TO VIEW Enter To ONLINE PHONE IN PERSON TUE - SUN | 10AM - 3PM & PRE-SHOW DINING win tickets GHOST STORIES PRINCESS ROYAL HARBOUR PRINCE MOO PRODUCTIONS PRESENTED BY PERTH THEATRE TRUST HEATH LEDGER THEATRE ALBANY ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE 9844 5040 STATE THEATRE CENTRE OF WA 21 SEP - 2 OCT STATE It horrified London, it petrified Sydney and now this haunting psychological thriller is coming for you. Seen by over half a million people worldwide, Ghost Stories is a truly terrifying theatrical experience that will make you laugh and scream in equal measures. For your chance to WIN a double pass for the opening night performance on 21 STAY IN TOUCH September, email [email protected] with your name, address and GHOST STORIES in the subject line before 5 September 2016. Are you brave enough to enter? KEEP UP TO DATE AND BE THE FIRST TO KNOW! To receive news of our exciting events via our regular ticketek.com.au 1300 795 012 Venue Box Office eNewsletters, head to our website, sign up and let us know Special needs His Majesty’s Theatre MON - FRI 9am - 5.30pm what you’re interested in. 1300 665 915 SAT 10am-5.30pm Groups State Theatre Centre of WA MON - FRI 10am - 5.30pm www.ptt.wa.gov.au/about-us/subscribe/ * 1300 364 001 Albany Entertainment Centre MON - FRI 10am - 5pm SAT 10am - 1pm or Ticketek Agencies *Service/delivery fees may apply. A credit/debit card processing fee will apply. Detail of ‘Men on phones’. Limited edition screen print by Hannah Farleigh, Artist in Residence, developed for the Subiaco Theatre Festival 2016 at Subiaco Arts Centre. This publication is current at June 2016. Some information may have changed since publication. Some event tickets may not be on sale at the time of print. Perth Theatre Trust regrets that they cannot accept liabilities from errors or omissions contained in this publication, however caused. Image credits from this publication are available from the Perth Theatre Trust website. Copies of this publication are available in alternative formats upon request. I WON’T DANCE MORNING MELODIES THE ELIXIR OF LOVE COMEDY LOUNGE JULIAN GARGIULO DEATH IN BOWENGABBIE HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE THE SONGS OF FRED ASTAIRE AND COLE PORTER WEST AUSTRALIAN OPERA CONCERT DIRECT FROM CARNEGIE HALL 825 Hay Street (08) 9265 0900 Museum of Performing Arts Barre Lounge Café Perth WA 6000 [email protected] Monday to Friday, 10am - 4pm (08) 9226 1006 Monday to Friday, 8am - 3.30pm Opening hours may vary for main stage shows Perth Theatre Trust Perth Theatre Trust West Australian Opera Perth Theatre Trust Perth Theatre Trust Perth Theatre Trust 30 JUN - 2 JUL DOWNSTAIRS AT THE MAJ 6 JUL 14 JUL - 23 JUL 15 JUL, 12 AUG, 9 SEP DOWNSTAIRS AT THE MAJ 16 JUL DOWNSTAIRS AT THE MAJ 29 JUL - 30 JUL DOWNSTAIRS AT THE MAJ CHARLESWORTH BALLET AN EVENING WITH KEITH POTGER LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS ¡HISPANIC ATTACK! ROMEO AND JULIET RADIO AND JULIET TRIBUTE MORNING MELODIES GALA SHOWCASE THE STORY OF [INSERT CELEBRITY]’S RISE TO FAME COLE PORTER Charlesworth Ballet Institute Perth Theatre Trust Luckiest Productions and Perth Theatre Trust West Australian Ballet West Australian Ballet Perth Theatre Trust Perth Theatre Trust 30 JUL 4 AUG - 6 AUG DOWNSTAIRS AT THE MAJ 4 AUG - 14 AUG Tinderbox Productions 18 AUG - 20 AUG DOWNSTAIRS AT THE MAJ 9 AUG - 24 SEP 14 SEP - 22 SEP 22 SEP - 24 SEP DOWNSTAIRS AT THE MAJ 28 SEP COLE PACO PENA BRUSH UP ON YOUR SHAKESPEARE A PERFECT SPECIMEN THE GREATS OF 70’S COUNTRY MUSIC WA SCREEN AWARDS MICHAEL GRIFFITHS FLAMENCO IN CONCERT AN EXHIBITION STATE THEATRE CENTRE OF WA 174 - 176 William Street (08) 6212 9200 Perth WA 6000 [email protected] Perth Theatre Trust Abstract Entertainment ON UNTIL 14 OCT Perth Theatre Trust Black Swan State Theatre Company The Johnny Cash Show The Film and Television Institute WA Inc. 29 SEP - 1 OCT DOWNSTAIRS AT THE MAJ 30 SEP MUSEUM OF PERFORMING ARTS 30 JUN - 17 JULY STUDIO UNDERGROUND 2 JUL HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 4 JUL HEATH LEDGER THEATRE THE 52-STOREY TREEHOUSE 47 BELOW OUR LAND PEOPLE STORIES LEGALLY BLONDE: THE MUSICAL THE CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE OTHELLO A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON NATURE ROARS BACK WITH BOB POOLE BANGARRA DANCE THEATRE BELL SHAKESPEARE THE WAY TO THE FORUM NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LIVE CDP Theatre Producers 5th Element Expeditions Perth Theatre Trust St George’s Anglican Grammar School Black Swan State Theatre Company Perth Theatre Trust The Midnite Youth Theatre Company National Geographic 5 JUL - 14 JUL HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 7 JUL HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 20 JUL - 23 JUL HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 21 JUL - 23 JUL STUDIO UNDERGROUND 30 JUL - 14 AUG HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 17 AUG - 20 AUG HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 17 AUG - 20 AUG STUDIO UNDERGROUND 21 AUG STUDIO UNDERGROUND SCATTERED EXPERIMENTS: A DOUBLE HEADER CLINTON: THE MUSICAL AN OCEAN CONVERSATION MOVEME FESTIVAL DECADANCE PERTH 2016 THE CRY DARK MATTER THE AUSTRALIAN DANCE AWARDS 2016 SCALE VARIABLE CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES FESTIVAL PASS TURA New Music Black Swan State Theatre Company Sea Shepherd Australia Ausdance WA, STRUT Dance, STRUT Dance Co3 Australia Praxis and Performing Lines WA Ausdance WA 27 AUG STUDIO UNDERGROUND 27 AUG - 11 SEP HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 31 AUG - 1 SEP STUDIO UNDERGROUND 15 SEP - 18 SEP Co3 Australia and Performing Lines WA 15 SEP - 17 SEP HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 15 SEP - 17 SEP HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 15 SEP - 18 SEP STUDIO UNDERGROUND 18 SEP HEATH LEDGER THEATRE GHOST STORIES SUNDAY@SUBI COINCIDENCES AT THE END OF TIME LIFE IN THEIR HANDS ACT-BELONG-COMMIT YOH FEST 2016 HAPPY DAYS AT WAR PRINCE MOO PRODUCTIONS SUBIACO ARTS CENTRE FREE CONCERTS SECOND CHANCE THEATRE 180 Hamersley Road (08) 9380 3000 Subiaco WA 6008 [email protected] Perth Theatre Trust City of Subiaco Perth Theatre Trust Agelink Theatre Inc Act-Belong-Commit Believe Productions Australia 21 SEP - 2 OCT HEATH LEDGER THEATRE 19 JUN - 21 AUG MAIN AUDITORIUM 29 JUN - 2 JUL STUDIO 6 AUG MAIN AUDITORIUM 15 AUG - 18 AUG MAIN AUDITORIUM 30 SEP - 8 OCT STUDIO Season at a glance 19 June* James Flynn Swings Swing 26 June RASWA Brass His Majesty’s Theatre (08) 9265 0900 PO Box 7118Military marches and [email protected] ptt.wa.gov.au /perththeatretrust @PerthTT @perththeatretrust PERTH THEATRE TRUST contemporary brass 825 Hay St Perth WA 6000 Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm Cloisters3 July SquareMiddar WAAboriginal 6850 @ Theatre NAIDOC concert Jake and the Cowboys NAIDOC concert 10 July* Songs of Olivia Newton- John and Burt Bacharach sunday@subi Cabaret 17 July Born to Sing Choir Free concerts presented Choral by the City of Subiaco 24 July Mucky Duck Bush Band Traditional folk Sundays from 2pm 31 July The Birds 19 June to 21 August 2016 Contemporary jazz 7 August Hills Big Band Tickets are available Big band at the door from 1.15pm 14 August Earthshadow on a first come, first served basis. Flamenco Subiaco Arts Centre, Candela Latin 180 Hamersley Road, Subiaco 21 August Voudou Zazou Gypsy jazz For more information on the concerts visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts *Auslan interpreters will be at this concert or contact the city on 9237 9222.
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