The Cube Wodonga 2013 season

The Cube Wodonga 2013 season
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The Cube Wodonga
The Cube Wodonga
courtyard
Sunday, February 10
2pm to 4pm
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Welcome to
The Cube Wodonga’s
first season, 2013
The Cube Wodonga
is a state-of-the–art
entertainment centre in
Wodonga’s central
business district.
Wodonga Council is very
excited to present an
eclectic mix of shows in
2013 and look forward
to sharing many laughs,
captivating dance, fine
music and inspired
performances with you and
your family and friends.
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The venue has a fantastic
line-up including comedy,
dance, music, physical
theatre, morning melodies,
children’s theatre and even
one out of the box (or is that
the cube) featuring a world
champion BMX flatlander,
break-dancer and b-boy.
The aim is to bring the
community together and
showcase remarkable talent,
and hopefully take you on a
journey in the process.
Sunday Sessions in The Cube Wodonga courtyard
The Cube Wodonga is
thrilled to also support
two key organisations in
the community,
PROJECTion Dance and
the Murray Conservatorium
of Music, with two and four
performances respectively.
There is something for
everyone at The Cube
Wodonga in its exciting
first season. Become a
member and enjoy great
benefits all year round.
Grooveyard Hammond Combo
Phillip Stone, Kevin
McGrath, Carolyn Higgs
and Graeme Cook are
Grooveyard Hammond
Combo - a cult name for
a record shop. The music
is equally eclectic with
influences including soul,
jazz, blues and rock.
It all comes together in
the grooveyard - soulful
and unique.
Bring your own chair or
blanket. Rubix Catering café
and bar open for food and
drink purchases.
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The Cube Wodonga
Tuesday, February 26
4pm to 6pm workshop and
rehearsal
7pm performance
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Free
Tickets required
Question: Did you hear the one about the teen who won $2000?
Answer: It’s no joke!
Melbourne International
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Class
Clowns
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Celebrating its milestone
18th birthday, Class Clowns
is Melbourne International
Comedy Festival’s one-ofa-kind, national comedy
competition for teenagers
in secondary schools
around the country.
Alumni include Josh
Thomas, Triple J’s Tom
Ballard and writer for ROVE,
Kynan Barker.
The Class Clowns
competition encourages
cheeky monkeys from years
nine to 12 (ages 14 to 18)
to find their comic voice,
either through stand-up,
sketch or musical comedy –
any format goes. They
might then make it to the
national grand final to
perform at the Melbourne
International Comedy
Festival and win $2000.
To register for a heat or
for additional information
visit classclowns.com.au
Presented by Melbourne
International Comedy Festival
and The Cube Wodonga.
Rules are: Time limit for
acts is five minutes and
the maximum group size is
three.
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The Cube Wodonga
Friday, March 8 at 8pm
Saturday, March 9 at 3pm
45 minutes (no interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Adult $18
Member $15
Child/concession $12
Sticks, Stones, Broken Bones
Come play in the dark!
Sticks, Stones, Broken
Bones is a wordless, shadow
puppet comedy for all ages
from Montreal, Canada.
Mr Bunk presents a series
of delicate, intricate
comic sketches with his
shadow puppets. Using a
minimum of language in
the show, his elaborate
contraptions that generate
the shadows fascinate,
while his surreal cartoon
shadows will delight you.
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Sticks, Stones, Broken
Bones transports children
and adults alike into
a giddy, funny dream
world, a shadowy, bent
take on Warner Bros’
wackiness. Flying ninjas,
UFO abductions and brain
transplants. In each scene
the audience is invited
behind the visual trickery
to witness the making
of the shadow puppet
melodramas.
Excellent for limited-English
speaking audiences.
General adult audiences
will also enjoy the show.
“He takes the viewer
into a childlike world of
simple beauty and quirky
tales...the audience
was mesmerised to
the very end. His visual
storytelling is a treat
and his imagination is
glorious...you can’t help
but be captivated.
Four stars.”
Adelaide Advertiser
Warnings: Some scenes
may frighten very young
children. Recommended
age is seven years plus.
Age: Families but not
exclusively.
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360
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The Cube Wodonga
Allstars
360 ALLSTARS is a
phenomenal theatrical
performance exploring all
forms of rotation. Boasting
a stellar cast, including
world champion athletes,
world class dancers and
world renowned musicians,
the production connects
the street with the elite to
deliver a radical urban circus.
A performance like no other,
360 ALLSTARS reinvents
the traditional circus by
presenting contemporary
performance styles instead
of conventional circus art
forms. Replace acrobats
with break-dancers,
substitute a basketball
freestyler in place of a
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juggler, swap the unicyclist
for a BMX flatlander, and
throw in a Roue Cyr artist
and you get an exhilarating
circus performance, like
nothing you have seen
before. And with live looping
plus live music from master
musician, Gene Peterson,
360 ALLSTARS is as aurally
exciting as it is visually
astounding.
Showcasing some of
Australia’s best performers,
alongside celebrated
international artists from
UK, Europe and United
States, 360 ALLSTARS is a
revolutionary production
that will leave you dizzy
with excitement.
Wednesday, April 3 at 8pm
80 minutes (no interval)
Suitable for all ages
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Adult $22
Member/concession $17
Free workshops
Wednesday, April 3
Cast
Basketball-man Rashaun
Daniel basketball freestyler
Rhys Miller Roue Cyr artist
Gene Peterson percussionist
and drummer
B-boy Physicx break-dancer
B-boy Simonster break-dancer
Sam Perry loop artist
Peter Sore BMX flatlander
Tour managed and co-ordinated
by arTour.
11am - 360 b-boys
Break-dancing workshop,
maximum 50 people, ages
10 plus, The Cube Wodonga
Bookings required
Phone: (02) 6022 9311
12.30pm – Basketball-man
Rashaun Daniel’s
Basketball Freestyling
workshop, maximum 40
people, ages eight plus
at Wodonga Middle Years
College (Huon campus),
Wilson St, Wodonga
2pm – Peter Sore BMX
Flatlanding workshop,
maximum 20 people
(bring your own bike),
ages 10 plus at Wodonga
Middle Years College
(Huon campus), Wilson St,
Wodonga
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Friday, May 17
11am plus a 15-minute
Q & A session, and 6pm
60 minutes (no interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Adult $22
Member $18
Students/concession $15
Freefall is circus theatre
like no other in Australia.
Beautifully constructed
with sizzling skill and
honest performances, it’s
a completely captivating
audience experience.
An exciting exploration
of bizarre and everyday
fears, human quirks and
truths. Gravity and Other
Myths use their extensive
skills in circus and physical
theatre to showcase the
inner workings of seven
characters as they learn to
engage with their fears.
The artists combine
traditional circus
disciplines including hula
hoop, juggling, adagio,
hoop diving and acrobatic
pitching with contemporary
movement and physical
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theatre to develop a
dynamic and innovative
performance style.
Through spoken word and
the unique physicality
of each character,
Freefall transcends the
conventional concept of
fear to show the deeper
complexities and resulting
everyday habits that fear
evokes in us all. There is
a palpable energy that
this ensemble hold on
stage, their presence and
openness has charmed
audiences of all ages.
Free workshop
Saturday, May 18
10am - Tumbling, adagio
and human pyramids
workshop (maximum 60
participants, one-hour)
The Cube Wodonga
Bookings required
Phone: (02) 6022 9311
Age: Eight years plus.
Warnings: Mature themes
and Speedos!
Created and performed by
Gravity and Other Myths
Lighting design Geoff Cobham
Sound design Elliot Zoerner
and Gravity and Other Myths
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2013
The Cube Wodonga
Disco: The Vinyl
Solution
Disco: The Vinyl Solution
is a biting, stand-up/
physical comedy show with
a serious core. Performed
by Melbourne comedian,
satirist, broadcaster and
DJ Fiona Scott–Norman,
Disco is hilarious, informed,
scathing and is basically
the An Inconvenient Truth
of electronic dance music.
Taking in hip-hop, disco and
partner dancing, clubbing,
white supremacy and
drunken street violence,
Disco elegantly and
articulately concludes that
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the world’s been going to
hell in a hand basket since
everyone stopped touching
each other on the dance floor.
Disco explores the big
issues in contemporary
society - is street violence
caused by electronic dance
music? Is it coincidence
that aggression’s been
on the rise since partner
dancing went the way of
good manners? And how
come songs used to be
written about the moon,
and now it’s all ‘hos’ and
‘bitches’?
Disco is directed by Tim
Ferguson (ex-Doug Anthony
Allstars and Don’t Forget
Your Toothbrush). As you’d
expect, the show is fearless
and funny.
Friday, July 5 at 8pm
70 minutes (no interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Adult $22
Member/concession $18
Age and warnings! Appeals
particularly to a 30-plus
crowd, or anyone who
suspects that modern music
is “crap”, but doesn’t want
to say it out loud for fear of
sounding old. Uses words of
more than two syllables.
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The Cube Wodonga
Shaun Parker & Company
Happy As Larry
dynamic, playful and
beautifully layered
new dance work which
investigates the elusive
nature of human happiness.
Created by award-winning
choreographer Shaun
Parker, this powerful
performance combines an
intoxicating, free-flowing
mix of ballet, break-dance,
acrobatics and highly
physical contemporary
dance. The cast of
characters is developed
from the Enneagram, a
psychological system that
maps nine personality
types: The perfectionist;
the giver; the performer;
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the tragic romantic; the
observer; the devil’s
advocate; the optimist;
the boss; and the mediator
– all rich inspiration for
Shaun Parker’s insightful
creativity. Set to a vibrant
electro/acoustic score
by Nick Wales and Bree
van Reyk, the performers
bring fun and danger to the
fore in this innovative and
moving dance work.
This project has been made
possible by the New South Wales
Government through Arts NSW.
Age: Eight years plus.
Warnings: Fog and smoke
effects.
Director and chorographer:
Shaun Parker
Composers: Nick Wales and
Bree van Reyk
Image: Branco Gaica
Happy As Larry is a
Saturday, July 20
2pm and 8pm
75 minutes (no interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: 2pm - All tickets $20
8pm tickets $25
Member/concession $20
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The Cube Wodonga
I Heart Bunnings
8am: Sunday morning.
Question: What’s wrong?
Answer: You’re not at
Bunnings.
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Thursday, August 1 at 8pm
60 minutes (no interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Adult $22
Member/concession $18
carpenters. He likes going to
Bunnings to look at things
he could make if they were
around to fix them.
It’s the ultimate man-shed.
Two acres of timber, tools
and trellises, guaranteed to
make your man-ovaries ache.
It’s a fantasy supermarket
where dreams and wobbly
bookshelves are made.
Perhaps this is Bunnings’
great, dark secret: no one
there knows what the
hell they’re doing. It is the
perfect place to wander
around and feel like you’ve
got the skills and materials
to nail your s*#t together.
Harley Breen has two
brothers, they’re both
Warnings: Some mild
coarse language.
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The Cube Wodonga
“A comical visual feast
which simply has to be
seen to be believed.”
Artshub
Squaring The Wheel
Image: David Wyatt
Thursday, September 12
10.30am and 1.30pm
90 minutes (no interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Adult $12
Student/concession/
child $8
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When an eccentric misfit
meets a strange world of
contraptions, everything
turns into a challenging and
surprising discovery.
These and other world
mysteries are revealed in a
quirky and heart-warming
story of a search for finding
one’s place.
Squaring The Wheel
is a theatrical stage
extravaganza with a
comical and physical
language.
Did you ever wonder how a
vacuum cleaner and ironing
board can help a man with
his hat? Or how a broom
finds itself making up part
of a band? Or how eggs
can walk or records play
without a record player?
Squaring The Wheel brings
together circus skills,
puppetry, magic, wacky
mechanisms, unexpected
music and audience
participation in a set full
of delightfully impractical
contraptions.
Age: Families and schools.
Company and producer
Jens Altheimer
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Everything Must Go
Turn off the main road and
follow the gravel road up the
hill. Nancy Browne is having
a garage sale. There will
be treasure like you can’t
imagine. Like you really
can’t imagine.
Eccentric and reclusive,
Nancy Browne has lived in
the same house, the same
Tasmanian valley all her
life, but now the valley is
changing — farms are being
sold and city people are
moving in bringing with
them new ideas and new
ways. And now the farm has
been sold. A developer has
bought it and is going to
create a suburb on it, Perfect
Ponds. The wider world has
encroached and Nancy has
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to make sense of it.
She also
has to move house.
Directed by three-time Barry
Award nominee Damian
Callinan and performed by
Rachel Leary, Everything
Must Go is a comedic and
poignant portrayal of a
misfit finding her way.
Set in Tasmania’s Huon
Valley the show explores the
mixing of subcultures that
occurs as city folk move
into rural areas. It centres
around one character, Nancy
Browne, whose family has
been living on the same
farm for years, but now, they
(she) must go.
Charming and odd, Nancy
draws out family stories
from the items she is selling
in her garage sale, as well
as highlighting her own
take on the world. She tells
stories of the valley where
she lives, her neighbours
and the changes that are
taking place.
Hilarious, ridiculous
and very touching, this
is a fabulously unique
Australian character.
Image: Glenda Pontes Depose
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The Cube Wodonga
Thursday, September 12
at 8pm
Friday, September 13 at
1pm
60 minutes (no interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Adult $17
Member/concession $15
1pm show – All tickets $10
FREE workshop
Friday, September 13
3pm - Character writing
and devising. Explore how
to create and develop
character.
Bookings required
Phone: (02) 6022 9311
Age: Not suitable for
children under seven.
Written and performed by
Rachel Leary
Directed by Damian Callinan
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The Cube Wodonga
RU4Me
By Annie Byron
Based on Kissing Frogs by Andee Jones
Tuesday, September 24
at 8pm
Wednesday, September 25
11am and 7pm
Thursday, September 26
at 8pm
70 minutes (no interval)
Age: 15 plus
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Adult $25
Member/concession $20
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Image: Glenda Pontes Depose
If you ever tried finding love
online, this is the show for you.
Annie Byron brings all
her charm and humour
to Connie, a woman of a
certain age who wants
to believe that finding a
romantic love is not the
impossible dream. Bravely
she enters the online
dating jungle and soon
discovers that what you
see is probably not what
you get, there is no such
thing as a free cup of
coffee and that having John
Clarke as your romantic
ideal may be setting the
bar just a little too high.
Based on Andee Jones’
bestselling book Kissing
Frogs, it brings a humorous
twist to those pressing
questions about love such
as, why is it so hard to
find and even harder to
keep? Is romantic love the
impossible dream and how
do you know Mr Right even
when you find him?
Directed by Wayne Harrison
who brought the hit shows
Codgers and Biddies to the
stage, this heartwarming
and funny show explores
the heart hazards of social
network dating in a laughfilled show, perfect for a
fun night out.
Starring Annie Byron
Playwright Annie Byron
Director Wayne Harrison
Lighting and projection
designer Nicholas Higgins
Sound designer Jeremy Silver
Producer Camilla Rountree
This project has been made
possible by the New South Wales
Government through Arts NSW.
Presented by Riverside Productions
and True West Theatre.
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The Cube Wodonga
Victorian Opera
The Magic Pudding
- the opera
Meet Albert. He’s a walking,
talking, never-ending
dessert, and a typical
Australian larrikin. His
companions are a penguin
(Sam Sawnoff), a sailor
(Bill Barnacle) and a koala
(Bunyip Bluegum) and his
enemies are the pudding
thieves – Wombat and
Possum.
Described as being
somewhere between Roald
Dahl and Lewis Carroll, The
Magic Pudding has captured
the imagination of readers
for almost 100 years.
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In 2013, Victorian Opera
gives Norman Lindsay’s
much-loved Australian
classic The Magic Pudding
a unique voice in an opera
for children. This brand new
commission by composer
Calvin Bowman and
librettist Anna Goldsworthy
will bring together the
witty and absurd world
of The Magic Pudding
with the soaring voices of
local young singers and
emerging talent.
Tuesday, October 22,
10.30am and 6pm
60 minutes (no interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: 10.30am all tickets
$10. 6pm – Adult $20
Member/concession $17
The Magic Pudding - the opera is
presented with kind permission
of the copyright holders: HC and
A Glad. Image: © HC and A Glad,
1918, from The Magic Pudding
by Norman Lindsay. Published by
HarperCollins Publishers Australia.
Age: Suitable for children
aged six and up.
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The Cube Wodonga
Morning Melodies
Morning Melodies
Wednesday, October 23
10.30am
Free morning tea from
9.30am
60 minutes
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: All tickets $10
Girls Girls Girls
As part of the City
of Wodonga Senior
Celebrations, join The Cube
Wodonga for Girls Girls Girls,
a show that promises to
be full of glamour, fun and
fabulous songs sung by
three talented women, who
are respected and loved
by the Australian people.
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Starring Debra Byrne,
Wendy Stapleton and
Nikki Nicholls.
Experience the magic,
charisma and performance
of Debra, Wendy and Nikki
superbly costumed in the
glittering style of the
60s and 70s girlie groups
as they take you on a
journey of the fabulous
hits of the London pop
era, The Supremes, Dusty
Springfield, Leslie Gore,
Petula Clarke and the 70s’
musicals - Hair and Jesus
Christ Superstar.
Frankie J Holden and Wilbur Wilde
On The Prowl, Legends of Ol ’55
Thursday, November 7
10.30am
Free morning tea from
9.30am
60 minutes
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: All tickets $10
Two of Australia’s most
recognised rock star
legends are back. From
Ol’55 to Jo Jo Zep and
The Falcons, Hey Hey It’s
Saturday, In Melbourne
Tonight, Underbelly and a
host of music, stage and
television hits between
the two, Frankie J Holden
and Wilbur Wilde will play
all the old favourites
and have a few stories
intertwined to keep you
laughing and dancing in
your seat.
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The Cube Wodonga
PROJECTion Dance
PROJECTion Dance serves
as a laboratory for artists,
therapists and practitioners
to explore developments
in dance across borders
including professional
dance performances,
inclusive dance practice
and dance education with
a commitment to delivering
dance to the public in new
ways.
Murray Conservatorium
of Music is a place for
musicians and the public
to meet and learn. The
conservatorium caters for
the talented professional
and amateur musicians of
today and tomorrow.
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“Australian choreographer Tim Podesta is
one of those rare people about whom you
can say ‘they have the world at their feet’.”
Swan Lake
PROJECTion Dance opens
season 2013 with a modern
interpretation of one of the
greatest ballets of all time,
Swan Lake.
Through breathtaking
dance and Tchaikovsky’s
evocative score,
PROJECTion Dance take this
epic tale of love, lust, power
and greed and transforms
it with rich imagery
and beautifully realised
passages to produce a fluid
and hypnotic performance.
Dance Informa Magazine
Thursday, April 11,
Friday, April 12 and
Saturday, April 13
All performances 7.30pm
Two hours, 20 minutes
(includes interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Adult $28
Member/concession $18
Bittersweet, Citizen, Flux
Free workshop
Free workshop
Saturday, April 13
1pm to 3pm
Workshop and discussion
Bookings required.
Phone: (02) 6022 9311
Images: Con Tsioukis
The Cube Wodonga is
proud to present in its
2013 season two works
by PROJECTion Dance
and four concerts by
Murray Conservatorium
of Music.
PROJECTion Dance
Saturday, October 12
11am - Open workshop
series followed by
performance at 1pm by
Fortune II featuring dancers
from the Dis/assemble
Project.
Thursday, October 10,
Friday, October 11 and
Saturday, October 12
All performances 7.30pm
90 minutes (includes
interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: Evening shows,
Adult $28
Member/concession $18
Saturday 1pm, all tickets $18
An evening of fresh,
dynamic works performed
by the exhilarating dancers
from PROJECTion Dance.
Two world premieres and a
PROJECTion Dance premiere
promise a look at the bold,
new directions in the world
of contemporary dance.
Using film and animation,
the audience will be taken
on an exploration in to the
future of theatre and dance.
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2013
The Cube Wodonga
Murray Conservatorium presents
Murray Conservatorium presents
The Stephen O’Connell Jazz Quintet performs
Poem Of Tones
Beautifully crafted sweet,
soulful and passionate
ballads.
Stephen O’Connell
saxophones
Miles O’Connell saxophone
Paul Gibbs piano/keyboards
Dave Condon drums
Mark Scotland upright and
electric bass
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Thursday, February 14
8pm
Two hours (includes
interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: $30 Adult, member/
concession $25, child $5
Roman Rudnytsky
United States concert pianist
Friday, June 28 at 8pm
Two hours (includes
interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: $30 Adult, member/
concession $25, child $5
Roman Rudnytsky is an
American concert pianist
of Ukrainian background.
Having performed in more
than 95 countries he has
been a prizewinner in the
International Leventritt
Competition in New York and
the JS Bach International
Competition in Washington,
as well as Laureate of
the ‘F Busoni’ and the ‘A
Casagrande’ international
piano competitions in Italy.
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The Cube Wodonga
General information
Murray Conservatorium presents
Great reasons to
become a member
Mostly
Mozart
Heroes and
Villains
The Murray Conservatorium
orchestra and chamber
orchestra perform orchestral
repertoire by Mozart. Book
now for a delightful evening
of classical music.
The Murray Conservatorium
orchestra and all comers
ensemble present an evening
of popular classics depicting
heroes and villains. Book now
for a delightful evening of some
of the most captivating music
from the movies and beyond.
Friday, July 26 at 8pm
One-hour, 30 minutes
(includes interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: $20 Adult, member/
concession $15, child $5
MURR AY
CONSERVATORIUM
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Friday, November 22, 8pm
One-hour, 15 minutes
(includes interval)
Enquiries: (02) 6022 9311
Cost: $20 Adult, member/
concession $15, child $5
• Become a member of
The Cube Wodonga for
just $30 a year and enjoy
great benefits.
• Members are entitled to
discounted tickets to all
performances presented
by The Cube Wodonga.
• Another benefit of
membership is access to
pre-sale tickets, priority
invitations to post-show
functions, artist talks
and workshops.
• From time-to-time,
members may also be
entitled to discounted
tickets to performances
by some commercial
touring companies that
hire the venue or local
community groups who
have chosen to extend
such courtesies to The
Cube Wodonga members.
• Each member will receive
a member card with an
individual number, which
also gives you online
access to membership
pricing and special offers.
• Membership is valid for
the period of The Cube
Wodonga season in
which the membership is
purchased, being limited
to December 31 of the
same calendar year.
• Members are entitled
to bring a guest along
to a show and get their
guest ticket at the
member price, subject
to availability (one per
member, per show).
Car parking
All day – car spaces facing
Havelock St and the centre
median parking in Lawrence
St.Two and three-hour
spaces in adjacent car park
until 5pm weekdays. No
restrictions on weekends.
Rubix Catering - café
and bar
For selected performances
at The Cube Wodonga a
pre-show dinner is available
in the café. Pre-show
private functions can also
be arranged. The bar is
open one hour prior to all
evening performances.
Please call to book your
pre-show dinner or special
event on (02) 6056 7737.
Concession/carer cards
Where possible, The
Cube Wodonga offers a
concession rate for tickets.
Present your concession
card at the box office to
receive the concession price,
this includes health care,
seniors and student cards.
The venue supports the
Victorian Government’s
Carer Card program. Please
phone The Cube Wodonga
or come in and talk to
staff about a free carer’s
companion seat.
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Seating
plan
Wheelchair/scooter
accessibility:
Wheelchair/scooter entry
into and throughout the
venue is available with lift
access to the balcony.
An accessible toilet is
located in the main foyer,
which is fitted with a hoist
and adult change table.
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Hearing: A ‘hearing loop’
operates within the meeting
room and foyer. To utilise,
please switch your hearing
aid to the ‘T’ switch.
The auditorium is fitted
with an ‘assistive listening
system’. To utilise the
hearing system you will need
to collect a pendant from
the box office. As there are a
limited number of pendants,
it is advisable to pre-book.
Seating:
Special allocated seating
is available for people with
mobility issues. Removable
seating is available in row
D (six positions) and in the
balcony row S and T (two
positions). These seats are
reserved for people using a
wheelchair and are released
to the general public if not
purchased.
Motorised wheelchair/
scooter recharge facility:
The venue has a community
lounge featuring four
motorised wheelchair/
scooter power points to
allow for recharge, as well as
a small kitchenette with a
microwave.
Family/parent services:
The accessible toilet is
fitted with a baby change
table. The community
lounge is equipped with a
microwave and kitchenette.
Exit
ground
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A
Exit
level one
Exit
door A
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B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
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Parking and
drop-off/pick-up:
Disabled car parks are
available in the main car
park to the city offices in
Hovell St. Taxis can pick-up
and drop-off at the Hovell
St entrance. If you need
assistance from the taxi
into the venue, please
contact the box office on
(02) 6022 9311 prior to your
arrival.
STAGE
Exit
ground
The Cube Wodonga aims to
be an all-inclusive venue.
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Accessibility and
disability services
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Exit
door C
KEY
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Exit
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Exit
door B
Exit
door D
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$20
$20
$20
Saturday, July 20 - 8pm
$20
$20
Saturday, July 20 - 2pm
Happy As Larry
$25
$20
$20
NA
Friday, July 5 - 8pm
Disco: The Vinyl Solution
$18
$25
Friday, June 28 - 8pm
Murray Conservatorium presents Roman Rudnytsky
$22
$30
$18
$25
$5
NA
$15
$18
Friday, May 17 - 6pm
$22
$18
Friday, May 17 - 11am
Freefall
$22
NA
$15
NA
$18
$18
Saturday, April 13 - 7.30pm
$28
NA
$18
$18
Friday, April 12 - 7.30pm
$28
NA
$28
$18
PROJECTion Dance presents Swan Lake
Thursday, April 11 - 7.30pm
$22
$17
Wednesday, April 3 - 8pm
360 ALLSTARS
$15
Saturday, March 9 - 3pm
$18
NA
$17
NA
$12
$12
$18
$15
Friday, March 8 - 8pm
Sticks, Stones, Broken Bones
$18
NA
$5
$25
$30
$25
Thursday, February 14 - 8pm
Murray Conservatorium - The Stephen O’Connell Jazz Quintet performs Poem of Tones
Please note: There are no refunds on tickets purchased as part of the season. The list below does not
include the free events within the season, some of which do require tickets.
Step two - Select your tickets
Aisle seat (right leg on aisle)
Aisle seat (left leg on aisle)
Sight-impaired (first three rows)
Carer seat
Wheelchair seat
Email
Special assistance requirements: Wheelchairs and mobility-impaired patrons can be comfortably
accommodated in the theatre. A hearing loop has been installed in the theatre. Please indicate
your requirements (please tick):
Mobile
(Work)
Phone (Home)
AddressPostcode
First nameSurname
Ms
Miss
Mrs
Mr
Title (please tick) Step one - Your details
Member
Become a member and select your shows
No. of
tickets
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• Any assistance required
(for example, hearing loop,
walking frame or wheelchair
access) needs to be
communicated to box office
staff when you book your
tickets or before you attend
the performance to ensure
that there is appropriate
equipment and staff to
assist. Failure to notify venue
staff in advance means
Adult
• There are NO REFUNDS
on any ticket. The Cube
Wodonga is able to
EXCHANGE your ticket
to another performance
within its season, subject to
availability. There needs to
be at least 24 hours notice
prior to the performance if
you wish to change.
• Subject to availability,
tickets will be available for
purchase at the box office
one hour prior to each
performance.
No. of
tickets
Please read the terms and
conditions for ticketholders
carefully before using The
Cube Wodonga’s ticketing
system either online, by phone
or in person at the box office.
• This venue is a Companion
Card affiliate. One
complimentary companion
ticket will be issued to
the cardholder upon
presentation of their card.
These terms and conditions
apply to every performance
on sale at this venue,
including all performances
covered by venue hire
contract.
Concess/
student
3.In person from the box
office.
• All tickets must be paid
in full before the event
(no part payment or
reservation).
No. of
tickets
2.Online: thecubewodonga.
com.au/tickets; or
that The Cube Wodonga
cannot guarantee those
requirements being met.
Child
1. By phone on
(02) 6022 9311;
Please phone the box office
on (02) 6022 9311 for
exchange availability.
No. of
tickets
How to buy tickets
Total
value
2013
The Cube Wodonga
No. of
tickets
Member
$18
$12
$12
$15
$10
$20
$20
$20
$20
Thursday, August 1 - 8pm
Thursday, September 12 - 10.30am
Thursday, September 12 - 1.30pm
Thursday, September 12 - 8pm
Friday, September 13 - 1pm
Tuesday, September 24 - 8pm
Wednesday, September 25 - 11am
Wednesday, September 25 - 7pm
Thursday, September 26 - 8pm
$25
$25
$25
$25
$10
$17
$12
$12
$22
$20
Adult
$18
$18
$18
Friday, October 11 - 7.30pm
Saturday, October 12 - 7.30pm
Saturday, October 12 - 1pm
$17
$10
Tuesday, October 22 - 6pm
Wednesday, October 23 - 10.30am
$10
$20
$10
$18
$28
$28
$28
$10
$17
$10
$18
$18
$18
$18
$20
$20
$20
$20
$10
$15
$8
$8
$18
$15
Concess/
student
$10
$20
$
$15
$
$10
Mastercard
VISA
Signature of cardholder
Card number
Expiry date
Cheque payable to City of Wodonga ABN 63 277 160 265
Name on card
Please select your payment method:
Step three - Payment details
TICKETS SUB TOTAL
Friday, November 22 - 8pm
Murray Conservatorium presents Heroes and Villains
Thursday, November 7 - 10.30am
$
$15
$10
Frankie J Holden and Wilbur Wilde – On The Prowl, Legends Of Ol ’55
Girls, Girls, Girls
$10
Tuesday, October 22 - 10.30am
Victorian Opera’s The Magic Pudding
$18
Thursday, October 10 - 7.30pm
PROJECTion Dance Company presents Bittersweet, Citizen, Flux
RU4Me
Everything Must Go
Squaring The Wheel
I Heart Bunnings
$15
Friday, July 26 - 8pm
Murray Conservatorium presents Mostly Mozart
No. of
tickets
Child
No. of
tickets
No. of
tickets
CCV number
$
$5
$10
$10
$17
$10
$18
$18
$18
$18
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
$8
$8
NA
$5
Total
value
$
2013
2013
The Cube Wodonga
The Cube Wodonga
Acknowledgements
The Australian Government is proud
to be associated with Sticks, Stones,
Broken Bones, 360 ALL STARS, Freefall,
Happy As Larry and RU4Me through
the national performing arts touring
program, Playing Australia, which
gives Australians across the country
the opportunity to see some of the
nation’s best performing arts.
Happy As Larry: This project has been
assisted by the Australian Government’s
Major Festivals Initiative, managed
by the Australia Council for the Arts,
the Australian Government Arts and
Advisory Body, in association with the
confederation of Australian International
Arts Festivals Inc., Sydney Festival, Perth
International Arts Festival, Adelaide
Festival of Arts and Brisbane Festival.
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The Cube
Wodonga
118 Hovell St,
Wodonga, VIC 3690
PO Box 923,
Wodonga, VIC 3689
Lawrence St
Tho
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Beechworth Rd
Box office hours of operation
Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 6pm
Saturday, 9.30am to 12.30pm
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