A reminder not miss this brilliant – and very important – festival which features three terrific Australian plays by Justin Fleming.

It’s an extraordinary event with much to offer on themes of African refugee, Indigenous Australian, Muslim, Asian and general multicultural Australia… and where all our stories meet!

The plays feature a terrific cast (including some up-and-coming NIDA-trained pros and a few ‘names’ from stage and screen – plus some moving performances from the African actors) who are acting their socks off too!

A must-see… AND WE HAVE FREE TICKETS FOR THIS THURS GALA – see below!

After an introductory run at NIDA last week, it settles in the Bondi Pavilion this week with opening night for Coup d’Etat on Wednesday 8 August… and the two one-act plays after that.

AND special fundraisers too:

• Thurs 9 August for KBH Corporation (Kinchella Boys Home – “The Stolen Generation”) in the presence of NSW Governor Marie Bashir – featuring Aboriginal music and dance and a performance of “Junction”; and
• Thurs 16 August for SSEG (South Sudan Educates Girls) – featuring African music and dance as well as performance of “A Land Beyond the River”;

And remember throughout the month the art exhibition (featuring Indigenous art and photography as well as work by Villawood detainees) continues in the Bondi Pav foyer.

Details all at http://storylines2012.blogspot.com.au/
Or on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/StoryLinesFestival2012

WIN TICKETS!
A limited number of free double passes are available to win

“Surprising and very thought-provoking… accessible and personal… moving and thrilling.” – WhatsonSydney
“Intriguing storyline that keeps you wanting more… a tight ensemble…beautifully composed performances that won’t disappoint” – Theatre Junkies

Don’t miss your chance to see Justin Fleming’s “A Land Beyond the River” and “Junction” – part of the StoryLines festival, moving from NIDA’s Parade Theatre to the Bondi Pavilion next week and playing until 17 August as a double bill – 10, 14, 15, 17 August at 8pm
These are world premieres by one of Australia’s finest playwrights, presented by bAKEHOUSE Theatre in association with the Tamarama Rock Surfers.

• With the Voices and Visions art exhibition featuring work by Indigenous and refugee artists (including Villawood detainees);
• Special Gala fundraiser for Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation August 9th 7pmfeaturing Junction, art, Indigenous music and dance; and
• Fundraiser for South Sudan Educates Girls August 16, 7pm featuring Land Beyond the River, art, African music and dance.

PLUS – on alternate nights of 8, 11 and 18 August and the full week 21-25 August at 8pm, the special new staging of Justin Fleming’s Coup d’Etat.
“A riveting political thriller that had the audience listening intently on the edge of their seats… an explosively powerful play… this gripping, enthralling work that forces us to question and examine the very fabric of contemporary society.” – Sydney Arts Guide (2011 )

We have a limited number of free double passes to the GALA OPENING NIGHT Wed 8 August – includes refreshments, music, dance and the Voices & Visions art exhibition (see above)
To win, email win

Visit: www.rocksurfers.org/2012/04/story-lines-2012 or www.storylines2012.blogspot.com.au

****TICKET BLITZ!!!! BOOK NOW!!!!****

They say the meek shall inherit!

Book your tickets NOW for our next production ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ and receive 25 percent off your purchase! Hurry though, this is a strictly limited offer and will be available for a VERY limited time!! So what are you waiting for book now at shiremusictheatre.org.au or call the box office booking line on 0458 642 553!

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Feel free to share this code with your friends who might also want to book tickets!

(And don’t forget to join the event page to win a photo shoot with the cast)