Shows
Past Shows
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Macbeth of Norlane by NGSC
Duncan owns a restaurant in Norlane. Macbeth and Banquo are kitchen hands. But the witches say he can be so much more than that and Lady Macbeth agrees. What will Macbeth do next?
Date: 21 September
Time: 6.00pm
Venue: Drama Room, North Geelong Secondary College
Address: 130 Separation Street, North Geelong 3215
Teaching artists: Dave Kelman, Lily Fish, May Saba-Sabet, Natalie Lucic.
Teacher Lawrence Jordan.
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STANDOUT (@ Due West Festival)
A night of live short performances by young emerging artists from Melbourne’s West, as part of Due West Festival.
In the Light of Day is an exploration of a community that is suddenly placed in quarantine, forcing neighbors to connect. With scenes continually breaking out of the stage, this immersive piece will lead audiences to becoming part of the action.
At First Glance delves into love and all its motivations. Follow Benji as he falls in love on the Werribee line. Touch on to meet Lucinda, a resilient young woman harboring a pain that keeps her trapped in a dead-end job. Jump off at Station Place to find some local kids running from their troubles. Transfer to Joel, a shy guy in a music shop with nothing left to lose. Can you really fall in love at first sight?
See original new works, hear young voices, and be a part of celebrating theatre in the West.
Date: Saturday 26 August
Time: 7pm – 9pm
Location: Phoenix Youth Hub, 72 Buckley Street Footscray
FREE
Register your attendance now!
Food and refreshments provided
More info: Call Sally 03 9091 4725
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ARABIAN NIGHTS
Fantastic stories of magic, robbers, brave girls and talking donkeys, devised and performed by the students of Whittington Primary School.
Date: 18 August
Time: Grade Prep to Grade 2 at 12.30pm, Grade 3 to Grade 6 at 2pm
Location: Whittington Primary School, Worden Ct, Whittington
Price: FREE
More info: Call Sally 03 9091 4725
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AT FIRST GLANCE
Follow Benji as he falls in love on the Werribee line. Touch on to meet Lucinda, a young woman trapped in a dead-end job. Transfer to Joel, a shy guy in a music shop.
Can you really fall in love at first sight? Can love be found in unlikely friendships? How do we find the strength to act from love and not spite?
Participants in WEYA’s Wyndham Edge ensemble, showcase their original work.
Date: 03 August
Time: 6.30pm
Location: Youth Resource Centre 86 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing
Price: FREE
Register for a place here
More info: Call Sally 03 9091 4725
A partnership program supported by
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IN THE LIGHT OF DAY
An outer-suburban street awakes to find they’ve been put under quarantine, with no warning or explanation, and no way out. If they want to escape, the neighbours will have to get to know each other a whole lot better.
Participants in WEYA’s Phoenix Edge program showcase their work in development.
Date: 10 June
Time: 7.00pm
Location: Phoenix Youth Hub, 72 Buckly St, Footscray
Price: FREE
More Info: Call Sally 03 9091 4725
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The Secret City at Geelong After Dark
Created by Geelong Edge, Western Edge Youth Art’s Geelong based emerging artists’ ensemble, this promenade street performance will be presented as part of Geelong After Dark. The work shines a light into the hidden world of culturally diverse Geelong taking audiences on a fun journey along dark alleyways into the lives of young people of colour in Geelong who are grappling with who they are, who they want to be and what it really means to fit in 21st century Australia.
Date: Friday 5 May
Time: 7.30 pm
Location: Little Malop Street, Geelong.
Price: FREE
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Hamlet 2016
A new Hamlet for our times and community by Victoria University Secondary students.
It’s like this. Hamlet’s a girl. Her father has died. Then her mother marries Hamlet’s Uncle Claudius. Now her father’s ghost has appeared. Something is rotten in the state of Deer Park.
Featuring Samoan language, innovative mobile projections and Shakespeare!
Date: Thursday 13 October
Time: 7.00 pm
Location: Theatre of Victoria University Secondary College, Senior Campus, 5A Jamieson Street, St Albans 2021.
Price: FREE
More Info: Call Sally 90914725
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Romeo and Juliet of Corio
Romeo sees Juliet at Geelong Station and falls in love. But their families have a long feud over their restaurant business. Can love conquer all or will Juliet’s gangster brother Tybalt bring them down?
An original play by Year 11 and 12 VCAL students.
Date: Thursday 15 September
Time: 6pm
Venue: The Drama Room of North Geelong Secondary College,
130 Separation St, North Geelong VIC 3215
Price: FREE
‘A theatrical triumph and richly deserving of high praise. The performances were of a very high standard and clearly showed commitment to role, good timing, excellent concentration and great teamwork. A vivid demonstration of how potent the combination of VCAL, Performing Arts and Community partnerships can be’. – Former Drama Teacher and Audience member
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TEK
Students who have been participating in WEYA’s Phoenix Edge After School Program at the Phoenix Youth Hub will present their original work TEK.
This event is FREE and open to the public.
Prometheus Corporation announces their latest product: an android so real it could almost be human. What could possibly go wrong?
Date: Thursday 29 and 30 September
Time: 7.00pm
Venue: Phoenix Youth Hub, 72 Buckley St Footscray
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Adventures in ancient Greece
You are invited to travel back in time to the world of ancient Greece in this exciting and funny performance by the children of Whittington Primary School.
Join the great heroes on their quests, have scary encounters with monsters, and meet wicked kings, brave princesses and hungry lions!
BBQ from 12.30pm
Date:Thursday 8 September
Time: 1.20 pm
Location: Multi-purpose Hall, Whittington Primary School
Worden Court Whittington Geelong VIC 3219
Price: Free
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