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Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson left extraordinary legacies to Australia and they should never be forgotten. As the world increasingly succumbs to the never-ending and somewhat inevitable pressure of ‘one world culture’ it is vital that small nations like Australia fight back to show their uniqueness. Our national identity was born in the bush and is one of feistiness and determination where pioneers battled with bushfires, floods, droughts, insect plagues and, quite often, authority and the banks. They also fought loneliness and despair but somehow-or-other came out the other side to build this great nation.
Lawson and Paterson emerged at a time when we needed masterful storytellers who would talk to us in our own language and at our own level. They both took the old bush stories and songs and gave them back to us in a colloquial literary catalogue that bridged the gap between bush and city. They gave us a unique voice that still rings true blue today. ‘Dead Men ...

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“RY X was a seed that was planted, gently watered and nurtured. And it has grown, and blossomed. It has already grown beyond what I initially imagined.” elaborates Australian artist RY X of his rise to notoriety following his standout debut EP, Berlin, released late 2013.

Benchmarking his return is his new offering entitled ‘Only’ – a seamless extension of its predecessor, which once again showcases RY’s boundless ability to create thought-provoking atmospheric pop music, engulfed with his distinctively ethereal vocal lines.

‘Only’ is the lead single to be taken from RY’s eagerly anticipated debut album, Dawn released 6th May via esteemed UK label, Infectious Music. A conscientious and unfeigned debut, RY discloses how the 12-track LP came to fruition via a candid process of self-discovery and trust – “I have followed my heart and it has been a beautiful process of building trust with myself, as an artist, and person.” ...

Every Saturday night: part show, part karaoke, part dance party, all go!Dance battles, lip syncs, choreographed dances, karaoke and backup dancers, party-goers can sit back and watch, or dance til you drop and sing til you stop. Show leads into a massive, late night dance party!
Hosted by the international superstar Nicola Hamilton, and featuring different guest artists every show!

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12/03/2016 11.30pm Australia/Adelaide | Tickets:
 

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Glutonny - Octagon Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide, South Australia 5000 Australia * The "full price" of an event means the price per ticket as at the date of initial offer or displa...

The Alliance Franc?aise French Film Festival is delighted to confirm that Academy Award® winning filmmaker George Miller, and revered movie critic, David Stratton, will be Patrons for the Festival’s 27th edition.Globally famed for a slew of successful and ground-breaking films, including the Mad Max franchise, Miller has long been an admirer of French cinema and in 2010 was honoured with France’s prestigious ‘Order of Arts and Letters’ (Ordre des Arts et des Lettres) in recognition of his impressive body of work. David Stratton holds a special place in the hearts of Australian cinema-audiences and is respected and admired for his insightful movie critiques and wealth of film knowledge. In 2001, he also received France’s ‘Order of Arts and Letters” in recognition of his services to cinema and, in particular, French cinema. In addition to the participation of these two distinguished gentlemen, the Festival will also be graced by the involvement of husband and wife acting dynamos, Marta Dusse...

This play is about a devoted Liverpool Football Club supporter, a 'scouser', who tells the story of the famous Kop from 1957 to 1994 when the Kop was converted from standing room to set seating, because of the Hillsborough disaster.The story of Liverpool’s rise to success, telling about managers like Bill Shankly, Bill Paisley and of course Kenny Dalglish. This is told along with the songs that rang out from the Kop by the Liverpool fans in those years, such as 'Tommy Scouser', 'We Hate Nottingham Forest' and many more including 'You’ll Never Walk Alone'.

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The Butterfly Club Carson Place Melbourne, Victoria 3000 Australia * The "full price" of an event means the price per ticket as at th...

Having sold out the 2014 visit, Brendan O’Carroll’s Mrs. Brown’s Boys are returning to Melbourne in January!Mrs. Brown's Boys will return in the hilarious play Good Mourning Mrs. Brown. It's the second play in the Mrs. Brown five part trilogy! Good Mourning Mrs. Brown features the original cast, with Brendan O'Carroll as Mrs. Brown and will re-live many of audiences' favourite moments from the hit Channel 7 TV series with new scenes live on stage. "Australia was feckin' amazing. We loved the experience of being Down Under and can't wait to get back.", said Brendan O'Carroll from his home town of Dublin. In Good Mourning Mrs. Brown, we see Mrs. Brown and the whole family tackle the wake and funeral of Grandad Brown. There is just one problem, Grandad Brown is not dead! It’s the usual unmissable side-splitting mayhem of Mrs. Brown’s Boys live on stage! Premium, A and B Reserve ticket price for ON THE HOUSE: $69 (Premium not included in Melbourne offer) C Reserve ticket price for ON TH...

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”memorable little moments of childish delight.” GlamAdelaide 2015
**** The Western Australian

Your favorite hunchback takes the stage for 40 minutes of interactive hijinx that bring the whole family together.

A show appropriate for Grandparents and grandchildren of every language and every culture as laughter has no boundaries.

Mon Oncle le bossu, invites the audience to enjoy his skills of balloon swallowing, musical chicken playing, and nonsensical magic.

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Celebrating the performing arts in Australia since 1984, A History of the Sidney Myer Performing Arts Awards is a lavish book showcasing the who’s who in the arts across Australia.

For the first time, this book tells some of the wonderful stories of the many amazing Award winners and chronicles the shifting cultural landscape in Australia over the last 30 years.

The Awards have recognised and celebrated many of Australia’s greatest artists, arts organisations and facilitators and are one of the richest and most coveted Awards in the performing arts in Australia.

The inaugural individual winner in 1984 was noted poet and playwright and Indigenous rights campaigner, Jack Davis; and from there it has been awarded to array of artists across the spectrum – choreographer Meryl Tankard; actor Geoffrey Rush; director Neil Armfield; multi-talented performer Eddie Perfect; Circus Oz, Back to Back theatre, Legs on the Wall, Strange Fruit, Big hART,...

Dear Memo Music Lovers,

What a brilliant summer of music we have had thus far!

Last Sunday arvo’s show was simply superb as Kate Ceberano sang up a storm and left audiences mesmerized! We can’t wait to have her back here in March to wow us all over again.

This week sees MEMO open its doors to the public for a special OPEN DAY as part of the St Kilda Festival. There will be a variety of artists performing live from 12pm, a mouthwatering selection of drinks available at the bar and a cool, laid back vibe where you can enjoy a Sunday arvo of cool tunes, plus it is FREE ENTRY! Taking the MEMO stage on the day will be; Greg Champion, Mia Wray, Edible Pets, Tanya George, The Foldbacks and Leticia Maher. It’s time to KICK BACK, RELAX, and ESCAPE THE MAYHEM with an icy cold beer or wine, so round up your friends and come celebrate the festival with us! Read on to find out about NEW SHOW ANNOUNCEMENTS plus more… ...