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Americans Hanna and Liv are best friends backpacking in Australia. After they run out of money, Liv, looking for an adventure, convinces Hanna to take a temporary live-in job behind the bar of a pub called ’The Royal Hotel’ in a remote Outback mining town. Bar owner Billy and a host of locals give the girls a riotous introduction to Down Under drinking culture but soon Hanna and Liv find themselves trapped in an unnerving situation that grows rapidly out of their control.
In cinemas on 23rd November.
NOTE: a handling and delivery fee applies
Shows (Silver & Bronze Membership)
23/11/2023 until 07/12/2023 | Admin Fee $0.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
Melbourne Venues (various)
use these tickets at various cinema theatres
Melbourne, Victoria
3000
Australia
Shows (Silver & Bronze Membership)
23/11/2023 until 07/12/2023 | Admin Fee $0.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
Perth Venues (various)
use these tickets at various cinema theatres
Perth, Western Australia
6000
Australia
The Royal Hotel
Americans Hanna and Liv are best friends backpacking in Australia. After they run out of money, Liv, looking for an adventure, convinces Hanna to take a temporary live-in job behind the bar of a pub called ’The Royal Hotel’ in a remote Outback mining town. Bar owner Billy and a host of locals give the girls a riotous introduction to Down Under drinking culture but soon Hanna and Liv find themselves trapped in an unnerving situation that grows rapidly out of their control.
In cinemas on 23rd November.
NOTE: a handling and delivery fee applies
Shows (Silver & Bronze Membership)
23/11/2023 until 07/12/2023 | Admin Fee $0.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
Melbourne Venues (various)
use these tickets at various cinema theatres
Melbourne, Victoria
3000
Australia
Shows (Silver & Bronze Membership)
23/11/2023 until 07/12/2023 | Admin Fee $0.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
Perth Venues (various)
use these tickets at various cinema theatres
Perth, Western Australia
6000
Australia
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The China National Symphony Orchestra will make their return to Australia this year after an absence of six years. Over 80 musicians make up this world-class orchestra under the baton of CNSO’s conductor Maestro Li Xincao. They will perform one concert only the Arts Centre Melbourne on 2 December. The concert also features violinist Lu Siqing, the first Asian prizewinner of the Paganini Competition.
Prestigious conductor Li Xincao has shown his adaptability to different programs and his correct understanding of different styles of works. He was praised especially for his excellent performance in German and Austrian works and in the new works by the Chinese contemporary composers. Over the years, Li Xincao has spread music to all five continents with worldwide recognition both in the field of symphony and opera. In particular, he has led China National Symphony Orchestra for historic visits around the world, winning enthusiastic responses and high praise from authoritative music critics from all over the world.
Well-recognized as one of the most outstanding Chinese violinists of today, Lu Siqing performs regularly with major national and international orchestras. As the first asian violinist to win the esteemed International Paganini Violin Competition, Lu's performances have received great acclaim in some of the world's most prestigious concert halls and in more than forty countries and territories, including the Musikverein in Vienna, Avery Fisher Hall and Alice Tully Hall in New York City, Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Sydney Opera House, among others.
The China National Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1956, is the most outstanding Chinese orchestra and has been instrumental in promoting and developing the art of symphonic music in China, introducing Chinese audiences to a large repertoire of classical, romantic, modern and contemporary orchestral works by both Western and Asian composers. Serving as a cultural ambassador, CNSO have engaged in intercultural dialogues and promoted friendship between China and the world through music during many international tours.
The CNSO has performed with many top artists including Herbert von Karajan, Seiji Ozawa, Charles Dutoit, Krystof Penderecki, David Oistrakh, Yehudi Menuhin, Isaac Stern, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Martha Argerich, Mischa Maisky, Giuseppe Giacomini, Lang Lang, Wang Yuja and Han-Na Chang.
During the past decades, the CNSO has undertaken international tours to the USA, United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Spain, Mexico, Japan,and many other cities. The London Times praised the orchestra “as a sophisticated musical group with vigorous sounds and excellent technique.” The Washington Post mentioned the Orchestra “is a solid, energetic and meticulously drilled ensemble.”
For the Orchestra’s Australian tour 2023, the CNSO will perform a selection of masterpieces including Overture Dance of The Yao People, The Butterfly Lovers composed by He Zhanhao and Chen Gang and Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A Major op. 92. Overture Dance of the Yao People is one of the best known and most popular Chinese instrumental compositions of the second half of the 20th century that inspired by the long drum dance. The Butterfly Lovers is one of the most famous Chinese works of orchestral music written for a Western-style orchestra, an adaptation of an ancient legend, the Butterfly Lovers. Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A Major op. 92 is remarked by Beethoven as one of his best works and the second movement, "Allegretto" is frequently performed separately to this day.
This is a unique opportunity for Australian audiences to experience exquisite music and witness the supreme skill and artistry of the China National Symphony Orchestra.
“A sophisticated musical group with vigorous sounds and excellent technique”. The London Times
“A solid, energetic and meticulously drilled ensemble”. The Washington Post
$5.9 ticket handling fee applies
Shows (Silver Membership)
02/12/2023 2.00pm | Admin Fee $0.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
Arts Centre | Hamer Hall
26-28 Southgate Ave
Southbank, Victoria
3006
Australia
China National Symphony Orchestra
The China National Symphony Orchestra will make their return to Australia this year after an absence of six years. Over 80 musicians make up this world-class orchestra under the baton of CNSO’s conductor Maestro Li Xincao. They will perform one concert only the Arts Centre Melbourne on 2 December. The concert also features violinist Lu Siqing, the first Asian prizewinner of the Paganini Competition.
Prestigious conductor Li Xincao has shown his adaptability to different programs and his correct understanding of different styles of works. He was praised especially for his excellent performance in German and Austrian works and in the new works by the Chinese contemporary composers. Over the years, Li Xincao has spread music to all five continents with worldwide recognition both in the field of symphony and opera. In particular, he has led China National Symphony Orchestra for historic visits around the world, winning enthusiastic responses and high praise from authoritative music critics from all over the world.
Well-recognized as one of the most outstanding Chinese violinists of today, Lu Siqing performs regularly with major national and international orchestras. As the first asian violinist to win the esteemed International Paganini Violin Competition, Lu's performances have received great acclaim in some of the world's most prestigious concert halls and in more than forty countries and territories, including the Musikverein in Vienna, Avery Fisher Hall and Alice Tully Hall in New York City, Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Sydney Opera House, among others.
The China National Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1956, is the most outstanding Chinese orchestra and has been instrumental in promoting and developing the art of symphonic music in China, introducing Chinese audiences to a large repertoire of classical, romantic, modern and contemporary orchestral works by both Western and Asian composers. Serving as a cultural ambassador, CNSO have engaged in intercultural dialogues and promoted friendship between China and the world through music during many international tours.
The CNSO has performed with many top artists including Herbert von Karajan, Seiji Ozawa, Charles Dutoit, Krystof Penderecki, David Oistrakh, Yehudi Menuhin, Isaac Stern, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Martha Argerich, Mischa Maisky, Giuseppe Giacomini, Lang Lang, Wang Yuja and Han-Na Chang.
During the past decades, the CNSO has undertaken international tours to the USA, United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Spain, Mexico, Japan,and many other cities. The London Times praised the orchestra “as a sophisticated musical group with vigorous sounds and excellent technique.” The Washington Post mentioned the Orchestra “is a solid, energetic and meticulously drilled ensemble.”
For the Orchestra’s Australian tour 2023, the CNSO will perform a selection of masterpieces including Overture Dance of The Yao People, The Butterfly Lovers composed by He Zhanhao and Chen Gang and Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A Major op. 92. Overture Dance of the Yao People is one of the best known and most popular Chinese instrumental compositions of the second half of the 20th century that inspired by the long drum dance. The Butterfly Lovers is one of the most famous Chinese works of orchestral music written for a Western-style orchestra, an adaptation of an ancient legend, the Butterfly Lovers. Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A Major op. 92 is remarked by Beethoven as one of his best works and the second movement, "Allegretto" is frequently performed separately to this day.
This is a unique opportunity for Australian audiences to experience exquisite music and witness the supreme skill and artistry of the China National Symphony Orchestra.
“A sophisticated musical group with vigorous sounds and excellent technique”. The London Times
“A solid, energetic and meticulously drilled ensemble”. The Washington Post
$5.9 ticket handling fee applies
Shows (Silver Membership)
02/12/2023 2.00pm | Admin Fee $0.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
Arts Centre | Hamer Hall
26-28 Southgate Ave
Southbank, Victoria
3006
Australia
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Can you survive the impending apocalypse?
Experience the drama that will supercharge your senses!
Witness the horror that is the zombie apocalypse in this interactive theatre production right in the heart of town.
The elite team from the School of Survival will be passing through town solely for the purpose to train you in this once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire all the skills you will need in order to survive impending doom.
Learn the ropes of zombie apocalypse survival and force yourself to face the question: "If a horde of zombies was let loose onto the world without warning, would you survive?"
Will you become the night's sole survivor?
This last night stand against the zombie horde will be hosted in the confines of the City of Perth Library.
Shows (Silver & Bronze Membership)
02/02/2024 7.00pm (AWST) until 02/02/2024 8.30pm (AWST) | Admin Fee $20.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
03/02/2024 7.00pm (AWST) until 03/02/2024 8.30pm (AWST) | Admin Fee $20.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
City of Perth Library
573 Hay St
Perth, Western Australia
6000
Australia
How To Survive a Zombie Apocalypse
Can you survive the impending apocalypse?
Experience the drama that will supercharge your senses!
Witness the horror that is the zombie apocalypse in this interactive theatre production right in the heart of town.
The elite team from the School of Survival will be passing through town solely for the purpose to train you in this once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire all the skills you will need in order to survive impending doom.
Learn the ropes of zombie apocalypse survival and force yourself to face the question: "If a horde of zombies was let loose onto the world without warning, would you survive?"
Will you become the night's sole survivor?
This last night stand against the zombie horde will be hosted in the confines of the City of Perth Library.
Shows (Silver & Bronze Membership)
02/02/2024 7.00pm (AWST) until 02/02/2024 8.30pm (AWST) | Admin Fee $20.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
03/02/2024 7.00pm (AWST) until 03/02/2024 8.30pm (AWST) | Admin Fee $20.00 | ALL TICKETS GONE!
City of Perth Library
573 Hay St
Perth, Western Australia
6000
Australia
