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2025
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Sringaram - Tales of Love
Fri 21st March 7:30 pm - 8:15 pm (45 mins)
Sat 22nd March 7:30 pm - 8:15 pm (45 mins)
An intimate dance performance exploring the essence of femininity. Choreographed in Bharatanatyam (South Indian dance), the dancer embodies the essence of her identity-grounded, ethereal, powerful.
★★★★★"Her movement, always so graceful and gentle, has an unmistakeable steel that tells us to sit up and listen and to think more deeply."– Hannah Molloy, Theatreview.
An intimate dance performance that weaves together the themes of love and desire, exploring the essence of femininity and creating a vibrant tapestry of emotion and movement.
Choreographed in Bharatanatyam—a traditional South Indian dance form—and enhanced by a blend of spoken words and movements, the piece begins with a meditative introduction. The dancer embodies the essence of her identity—grounded, ethereal, and powerful. Fluid movements evoke a sense of self- discovery and inner strength, celebrating the diverse beauty of womanhood.
Suitable for ages 15 and above.
Fri 21st March 7:30 pm - 8:15 pm (45 mins)
Sat 22nd March 7:30 pm - 8:15 pm (45 mins)
An intimate dance performance exploring the essence of femininity. Choreographed in Bharatanatyam (South Indian dance), the dancer embodies the essence of her identity-grounded, ethereal, powerful.
★★★★★"Her movement, always so graceful and gentle, has an unmistakeable steel that tells us to sit up and listen and to think more deeply."– Hannah Molloy, Theatreview.
An intimate dance performance that weaves together the themes of love and desire, exploring the essence of femininity and creating a vibrant tapestry of emotion and movement.
Choreographed in Bharatanatyam—a traditional South Indian dance form—and enhanced by a blend of spoken words and movements, the piece begins with a meditative introduction. The dancer embodies the essence of her identity—grounded, ethereal, and powerful. Fluid movements evoke a sense of self- discovery and inner strength, celebrating the diverse beauty of womanhood.
Suitable for ages 15 and above.
The Little Mermaid
Sat 22nd March 2:00 pm - 2:55 pm (55 mins)
Sat 22nd March 4:00 pm - 4:55 pm (55 mins)
Sun 23rd March 1:00 pm - 1:55 pm (55 mins)
Sun 23rd March 3:00 pm - 3:55 pm (55 mins)
The Spirit of the Sea tells us the story of Ariel, a Little Mermaid who dreams of living in the human world. She collects human things which have fallen into the sea and swims up to a rock to watch the ships.
There is a fierce storm and Ariel rescues a handsome Prince from drowning. Ursula the evil Sea Witch was watching in her Crystal Ball.
Ursula agrees to change Ariel's mermaid tail into legs but takes away her beautiful voice, which she puts in a shell on her neck. Prince Eric meets Ariel - she cannot speak but tries to persuade the Prince to kiss her to free her from Ursula's spell. They dance in fun before going to the Palace Ball.
Ursula arrives to stop Ariel and Eric from falling in love. The Prince snatches the shell to return Ariel's beautiful voice.
They kiss and are married
Sat 22nd March 2:00 pm - 2:55 pm (55 mins)
Sat 22nd March 4:00 pm - 4:55 pm (55 mins)
Sun 23rd March 1:00 pm - 1:55 pm (55 mins)
Sun 23rd March 3:00 pm - 3:55 pm (55 mins)
The Spirit of the Sea tells us the story of Ariel, a Little Mermaid who dreams of living in the human world. She collects human things which have fallen into the sea and swims up to a rock to watch the ships.
There is a fierce storm and Ariel rescues a handsome Prince from drowning. Ursula the evil Sea Witch was watching in her Crystal Ball.
Ursula agrees to change Ariel's mermaid tail into legs but takes away her beautiful voice, which she puts in a shell on her neck. Prince Eric meets Ariel - she cannot speak but tries to persuade the Prince to kiss her to free her from Ursula's spell. They dance in fun before going to the Palace Ball.
Ursula arrives to stop Ariel and Eric from falling in love. The Prince snatches the shell to return Ariel's beautiful voice.
They kiss and are married
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An Ordinary Miracle
Friday March 28th at 6pm
Saturday March 29th at 6pm
Sunday March 28th at 1pm and 6pm
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Friday March 28th at 6pm
Saturday March 29th at 6pm
Sunday March 28th at 1pm and 6pm
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Bobo Comedy Club
04 April 2025 at 7pm
Li Bo, the Queen of standup comedy, is back again in 2025! Get ready for an unforgettable evening bringing the house down.
Bobo Comedy Club (波波剧社) is a well-known Chinese stand-up comedy group founded by Li Bo (李波). Specializing in stand-up comedy and improvisational performances, the club has gained popularity for its sharp humor, witty storytelling, and unique take on everyday life.
Li Bo’s stand-up shows are known for their relatable observations, clever wordplay, and engaging stage presence, making her a beloved figure in China’s growing stand-up comedy scene. Her performances blend humor with insightful social commentary, bringing laughter and thought-provoking moments to audiences. Now. the Queen of standup comedy is back again in 2025! Joined by the renowned 'Talk Show Uncle' Shanshan and the charismatic 'Showstopper' Shuaishuai, the show features their sharp wit, hilarious jokes, and timely perspectives.
04 April 2025 at 7pm
Li Bo, the Queen of standup comedy, is back again in 2025! Get ready for an unforgettable evening bringing the house down.
Bobo Comedy Club (波波剧社) is a well-known Chinese stand-up comedy group founded by Li Bo (李波). Specializing in stand-up comedy and improvisational performances, the club has gained popularity for its sharp humor, witty storytelling, and unique take on everyday life.
Li Bo’s stand-up shows are known for their relatable observations, clever wordplay, and engaging stage presence, making her a beloved figure in China’s growing stand-up comedy scene. Her performances blend humor with insightful social commentary, bringing laughter and thought-provoking moments to audiences. Now. the Queen of standup comedy is back again in 2025! Joined by the renowned 'Talk Show Uncle' Shanshan and the charismatic 'Showstopper' Shuaishuai, the show features their sharp wit, hilarious jokes, and timely perspectives.
The Gujarati Show
April 11th at 7pm
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April 11th at 7pm
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Dot and the Kangaroo
Wednesday 23rd April – Performance @ 1pm
Thursday 24th April – Performances @ 10am
Saturday 26th April – Performances @ 3pm & 6pm
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Wednesday 23rd April – Performance @ 1pm
Thursday 24th April – Performances @ 10am
Saturday 26th April – Performances @ 3pm & 6pm
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Jungle Book Kids
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Wednesday 23rd April –Performance @ 9.45am, 11.00am, 12.15pm, 1.45pm
Thursday 24th April – Performances @ 9.45am, 11.00am, 12.15pm, 1.45pm
Saturday 26th April – Performances @ 10am & 1pm
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Wednesday 23rd April –Performance @ 9.45am, 11.00am, 12.15pm, 1.45pm
Thursday 24th April – Performances @ 9.45am, 11.00am, 12.15pm, 1.45pm
Saturday 26th April – Performances @ 10am & 1pm
The Pole Boutique - SLAY it
Saturday May 10th at 7pm
The Pole Boutique's Amateur in house pole dancing competition open to all students not competing at a National Professional level.
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Saturday May 10th at 7pm
The Pole Boutique's Amateur in house pole dancing competition open to all students not competing at a National Professional level.
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Independent Theatre
Ordinary People
adapted from Judith Guest's novel by Nancy Gilsenan
May 16, 17; 22,23, 24 @ 7.30
Matinees Sunday 18 @ 4.00;
Saturday 24 @ 2.00
Early Tuesday 20 & Wednesday 21 @ 6.30
The Jarretts are an ordinary American family, living in Chicago. Calvin is a determined, successful provider, and Beth an organised, efficient wife. They had two sons – Conrad and Buck – but now they have one.
Judith Guest's best-selling 1976 novel takes the reader into their lives, to share their pain, misunderstandings and ultimate healing.
The novel was filmed, in 1980, by Robert Redford, with Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore and Timothy Hutton playing the family. The film won 4 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Supporting Actor. Nancy Gilsenan's stage adaptation is a faithful translation of this much-loved book.
CAST INCLUDES Callum Logan, Fahad Farooque, Lyn Wilson and Steve Turner.
Directed by Rob Croser.
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Ordinary People
adapted from Judith Guest's novel by Nancy Gilsenan
May 16, 17; 22,23, 24 @ 7.30
Matinees Sunday 18 @ 4.00;
Saturday 24 @ 2.00
Early Tuesday 20 & Wednesday 21 @ 6.30
The Jarretts are an ordinary American family, living in Chicago. Calvin is a determined, successful provider, and Beth an organised, efficient wife. They had two sons – Conrad and Buck – but now they have one.
Judith Guest's best-selling 1976 novel takes the reader into their lives, to share their pain, misunderstandings and ultimate healing.
The novel was filmed, in 1980, by Robert Redford, with Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore and Timothy Hutton playing the family. The film won 4 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Supporting Actor. Nancy Gilsenan's stage adaptation is a faithful translation of this much-loved book.
CAST INCLUDES Callum Logan, Fahad Farooque, Lyn Wilson and Steve Turner.
Directed by Rob Croser.
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The Mighty Good Talent School
Annual Showcase
Sunday July 6th at 3pm
Showcasing students from Adelaides 46 year old talent school.
Join in the fun with some talented young performers who are tomorrows stars today.
Tix $35.00 and include a video download of the performance.
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The South Australian Pole Championships
July 12th at 7pm
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July 12th at 7pm
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