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 The Blind Date Project | Ride On TheatreTuesday, 22 May 2012 The show works because it taps into the very real and sincere longing we all have for connection with another human being, the incredibly difficult journey it is to find that connection, and just how far we'll go to do it.... |
 When They Could Not Breathe | Medley Theatre CompanyMonday, 21 May 2012 When They Could Not Breathe explores the intensity of emotions that swirl around the psyche during a heart break. |
 Biddies | CDP ProductionsSunday, 20 May 2012 Biddies is a fun play, with a perfect balance of light and dark moments, a bit of audience participation and even an appearance by the Village People.... |
 Eve | The Nest EnsembleSaturday, 19 May 2012 The Nest Ensemble's Eve is a strong and compelling piece of independent theatre. |
 A Hoax | La Boite & Griffin Theatre CompanySaturday, 12 May 2012 A Hoax by Rick Viede is in-your-face theatre that catapults the audience deep into the twisted minds of four misfits all of whom long to be somebody big.... |
 An End to Dreaming | Emma Dean and Jake DiefenbachMonday, 30 April 2012 Emma Dean's talents are impossible to exaggerate. Her voice is strong, smooth and controlled, her sense of theatrical timing impeccable and on stage she is all but riveting to wa... |
 Romeo & Juliet | Queensland Theatre CompanyTuesday, 24 April 2012 Queensland Theatre Company's latest offering for theatre goers is Shakespeare's timeless classic Romeo & Juliet. |
 Midsummer (a play with songs) | The Traverse Theatre CompanySunday, 15 April 2012 This is a hopeful play, with its fair share of real-life grit on the side. |
 Macbeth in Concert | Opera QueenslandSaturday, 14 April 2012 Opera Queensland's first production for 2012 is as bold and dramatic as they come. |
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A Hoax - Cancelled performances 17 - 22 MayLa Boite today announced the cancellation of four performances of their current production A Hoax to allow actor Shari Sebbens to travel to the Cannes Film Festival for the Gala Screening of anticipated new Australian filmThe ... Thursday, 10 May 2012 |
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| Unravel The Fibonacci Sequence at the Australian Festival of Chamber Music |
| Friday, 20 June 2008 01:15 |
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Believed by many to be the most harmonious proportions in art and music, The Fibonacci Sequence is the United Kingdom’s real life example of its name sake. At the Australian Festival of Chamber Music in July in Townsville, these five enormously talented artists have promised to delight with both words and music, and show a little of what’s behind their musical perfection. Famed as one of the world’s best chamber ensembles, The Fibonacci Sequence includes Cello - Benjamin Hughes; Clarinet - Julian Farrell; Piano - Kathron Sturrock; Viola - Yuko Inoue, and Violin - Jack Liebeck. The famous five will perform as one and allow audiences an up close and personal on Saturday July 5 in Concert Conversations with Artistic Director Piers Lane. They will also perform individually in a range of musical performance throughout the festival (interviews and images available). “First up in the Concert Conversations series is UK’s Fibonacci Sequence. The history of this ensemble is closely related to one name: Kathron Sturrock. As founder of the group, she has built the ensemble into an important presence on the world chamber music scene. During the performance they promise to master two pieces from Bruch’s Eight pieces for Piano, Viola and Clarinet as well as Ravel’s Sonata for Violin and Cello in this morning concert,” said General Manager Yvette Brathwaite-Bragg. The internationally acclaimed Australian Festival of Chamber Music will be staged over 10-days from July 3 to 12, hosted by Artistic Director, the London-based, Australian-born pianist, Piers Lane. Featuring an outstanding core music program of 24 concerts with 28 world class artists performing 80 compositions along with 20 emerging artists, the AFCM is the largest chamber music festival in the Southern Hemisphere. AUSTRALIAN FESTIVAL OF CHAMBER MUSIC presents CONVERSATIONS WITH PIERS LANE AND FIBONACCI SEQUENCE Bruch Two pieces from Eight pieces for Piano, Viola and Clarinet, Op.83 Kathron Sturrock (Piano), Yuko Inoue (Viola), Julian Farrell (Clarinet) Ravel Sonata for Violin and Cello Jack Liebeck (Violin), Benjamin Hughes (Cello) Date: Saturday 5th July at 10:00am Location: Townsville Masonic Centre Web: www.afcm.com.au Tickets: Ph 07 4727 9797 or 1800 449977 (freecall outside Townsville) Also in the Concert Conversations with Series… Tuesday 8th July 2008 10.00am TOWNSVILLE MASONIC CENTRE Concert Conversations with Piers Lane Conversations with Alexander Ivashkin, Natalia Pavlutskaya and the Australian String Quartet. Wednesday 9th July 2008 10.00am TOWNSVILLE MASONIC CENTRE Concert Conversations with Piers Lane Conversations with Carl Vine, Michal Kieren Harvey, Claire Edwardes, Kirsty McCahon, Gavin Webber, Iain Grandage. Thursday 10th July 2008 10.00am TOWNSVILLE MASONIC CENTRE Concert Conversations with Piers Lane Conversations with Patricia Wright, Thomas Meglioranza and Vernon Hill. Friday 11th July 2008 10.00am TOWNSVILLE MASONIC CENTRE Concert Conversations with Piers Lane Conversations with David Selig, Julian Smiles, Philippe Graffin and Ben Jacks. |
