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17TH - 27TH OCTOBER 2013
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Welcome to the inaugural Broken Hill Fringe! Our
thanks go to all our sponsors but in particular our
major sponsors Regional Development Australia,
2BH and Hill FM, Broken Hill Community Foundation,
NSW Government, Brand Creative and Broken Hill
Tourist Park. We would also to thank John Williams,
Member for Murray Darling for championing our cause
with the NSW Government.Over the next few years
we believe we can build something that will bring
significant economic and social benefits to Broken
Hill. We have done our best to program an event to
cater for everyone in our community and to ensure
the Fringe is accessible to all, we have included many
free events including at On the Fringe our pop up bar
and entertainment venue. This event would not have
been possible without the work of many including the
PVCBA Committee our Project Officer and volunteers,
but most importantly, the work of our artists. Thank
you one and all and see you at the Fringe!
Philip O’Keefe, Chair
Patton Village Community & Business Association
As the first regional hub of the Sydney Fringe
Festival the Broken Hill Fringe will provide not
only a showcase on our region but an outstanding
opportunity for our inspiring artists to perform.
Regional Development Australia Far West is proud to
partner with the Patton Village Community & Business
Association to support this development. On behalf
of the committee and staff of RDA Far West I would
like to congratulate the Patton Village Community &
Business Association on their vision, dedication and
inspiration.
Michael Williams, Executive Officer RDA Far West
Broken Hill Fringe Principal Partner
We would like to
show our respect
and acknowledge the
Wilykali people of
the Paakantji Nation,
the Traditional
Custodians of the
Land on which these
events take place and of Elders past
and present.
VISUAL ARTS
Mon 7 - Sun 27 Oct // Willyama Art Society Visual Arts Exhibition
Town Hall Facade // An exhibition featuring work by a number of
members of the Society – highlighting their individual styles. The
exhibition will provide a large variety of subjects in all mediums so
there will be something of interest for all art lovers.
Opening hours – 10am-4pm Free Event
Thu 17 - Sun 27 Oct // Photographic Exhibitions // TAFE College
Information Technology Digital Photographic Exhibition //
‘Urban Angles’ // An exhibition of the work of TAFE’s Information
Technology students. The exhibition is a culmination of works
created by TAFE students studying Information, Digital Media
and Technology from Certificate 2 through to Diploma. Students
photographed Broken Hill architectural locations, capturing unusual
angles and creating interesting abstracts. Students looked for clean,
graphic lines and bright colours of various buildings inside and out.
A ‘People’s Choice’ Prize will be awarded via a public vote.
Space Terrarium // An exhibition of works called “Space Terrarium”
by artists Virginia Taylor, Raphael Sherriff and Joanna Doley. Pastel,
ink and Conté on textured card. Check out their website/shop also
http://www.etsy.com/shop/spaceterrarium.
Opening Hours – Mon- Thu 9am-6.30pm; Fri 9am-1pm. Free Event
Sat 12 Oct - Sun 24 Nov // The Mars Project // Broken Hill Regional
Art Gallery // An Adam Norton Exhibition. As a recipient of a 2012
Artist in Residence grant Norton was able to embark on yet another
exploration of the influence of science and technology cultures
amongst the extreme landscapes of outback Broken Hill during
his residencies. Should humans ever reach Mars and mineral rich
deposits are discovered, the planet could well become a new ‘High
Frontier’, a concept reflecting Broken Hill’s early founding years
as a frontier town, then isolated from much of the world. Norton’s
VISUAL ARTS
work creates an interesting dialogue on current human progress
and the ever present and often burning desire to find new lands and
resources. The new works produced from the Residency will form
this exhibition. Opening Hours – Mon-Sun 10am-5pm. Gold Coin
donation.
Thu 17 - Sun 27 Oct // Vacant Places // New Spaces // Vacant
Shops at 14 & 16 Oxide St (opposite the Astra) // A Pop Up
Creative Arts Precinct in empty shops featuring a small group of
the Hill’s multitude of talented artists including visual artists, Jeff
Sforcina, Robert Bosch, Colin Radford and Dave Dowden with Alan
Wonderley, a creator of quirky furniture from waste materials.
Opening Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-4pm; Sun 26 October 10am-4pm.
Entry Free. A variety of Works for Sale
Thu 17 - Sun 27 Oct // Charles Rawlings Exhibition // Broken Hill
City Library // A small but beautiful collection from the Archives of
Charles Rawlings etchings featuring historical images of the Broken
Hill mining industry. Opening Hours Mon-Fri 9am-6pm; Sat 10am1pm; Sun 1pm-5pm. Free Event
Thu 17 - Sun 27 Oct // Emerging Artists’ Exhibition //
Commonwealth Bank / Browzers Bookshop / Bell’s Milk Bar / The
Crib Tin // Featuring the work of our youngest artists from schools in
Broken Hill and surrounding districts. Free Event.
Sat 26 – Sun 27 Oct // Art Exchange // Open Ground // An eclectic
exhibition of art and music by Broken Hill Art Exchange members.
Saturday 4.00pm - 6.00pm and Sunday 10.00am - 4.00pm.
Sat 26 Oct // Pencil Drawing Workshop // Town Square //
Conducted by local artist, Bob Grove. Ages 6-16. All materials
provided. 11.15 - 12.00pm. Free Event.
MUSIC & DANCE
Thu 17 & Sat 19 Oct // Palace Fringe Cabaret – 2013 // The Pavilion
Room, Palace Hotel // An Evening of old style Music Cabaret at the
Palace Hotel with Comedy, Burlesque, & song, with a Rock’n’Roll
Fairytale twist! Hosted by the charming Zackari Watt and featuring
local guests & a cast of touring kooks! (Newcastle/Sydney/
Melbourne). 8pm start (dinner from 6pm). Ticketed Event. Show only
$35 / Dinner & Show $70 including Canapés, drink on arrival plus
mains selection.
Thu 17 & 24 // Open Mic // West Darling Hotel
So you think you’ve got talent! Now’s your chance to show us what
you’ve got! From 8.30pm. Free Event
Sun 20 Oct // Georgie’s Music Magic // With Georgie Donohue
Alma Hotel Karaoke. // 8pm-midnight
Sat 26 Oct // Miss Mandy // Turn It Up DJs // Night Train, Theatre
Royal Hotel // Adelaide DJ. She will get you dancing! Tickets $5.
Doors open 10pm.
Sun 27 Oct // Alma Hotel // Reflections // Performed by Rebecca
and Graham McInnes. 8pm-midnight.
Fri 25 Oct // Priscilla : A Tribute – Queens of the Desert // Dinner
and Drag show // Broken Hill Golf and Country Club // Cabaret
drag show featuring local and guest artists including Andrew
Bevarne, William Mafi, Leith Williams, Adrian Bartley, Julie Bevarne
and Tim Ruge - and dancers Emily Roberts, Elyissa Oldson, Kirsty
Stapleton and Bree Muscat. Music from the iconic Priscilla sound
track. 7pm . Tickets including transport from town Centre $65.00.
Sat 26 // Dance Performance // Menindee Central School Cultural
Group // Town Square // A performance by the students of
Polynesian style dance. 10.30am - 11.00am.
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FRIDAY 25th OCT 2013 @ 7pm
Broken Hill Country Golf Club
Two course Gourmet
Chef dinner and 3
one-act performances
Public Transport Provided by Buses-R-US
Pick-up locations & times will be advertised
Tickets
Bells Milk Bar
160 Patton Street 08 8087 5380
Carasel Jewellery
353 Argent Street 08 8087 3159
Barrier Stationer Newsagent
331 Argent Street 08 8087 4868
Philip O’Keefe
0421 299 260
$65.00 inc booking fee
A Broken Hill Fringe Event
Proudly supporting the Broken Hill Fringe.
THEATRE & LITERATURE
Sat 26 Oct & Sun 27 Oct // Theatre 44 // A Bit o’ Drama // A
program of short plays by mainly Australian playwrights along with
some local contributions. Saturday 8.00pm and Sunday 3.00pm.
Tickets $10 Conc $8
Tue 22 Oct // Reading Corner // Browzers Bookshop // with wellknown local poet, Barbara de Franceschi reading the stories. For
5-8 years old. 3.30pm-4.15pm. Free Event
Thu 17 - Sun 27 Oct // Travelling books // On park benches, bus
stops, in cafes and waiting rooms // Find a book to enjoy and then
return it to its travels. Free Event
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OPENING NIGHT
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FAMILY FUN DAYS
Fri 25 Oct // Patton Village Street Party // Patton Park. Featuring
live music, children’s activities including bouncing castle, merry-goround and market stalls with many handmade goods. Screening of
the 12 minute film, Aboriginal HeArt which was filmed in Broken Hill
and premiered recently to great reviews at the Sydney Film Festival,
followed by a twilight screening of a family friendly feature film, The
Rise of the Guardians, at dusk in Patton Park. Rated PG, 97 mins. Also
5 minutes of ABC Open Content. 6.00pm - 11.00pm. Free Event. 2BH
live outside broadcast from 5.30pm - 7.30pm.
Sun 27 Oct // Silverton Pub // Family Fun Day // in conjunction with
Life Line, games, band, tug of war, good pub grub all day. Check out
the film memorabilia, cold beer and wines. Don’t miss this great day.
Free Event. 4.00pm. Bus service from Broken Hill available. Bookings
with the hotel.
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FILM
Fri 18 Oct // Indecent Xposure // Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery
A screening of the feature documentary Indecent Xposure that will
take its audience on a precipitous and unusual journey through the
eccentric, dramatic and surprising life of one of the world’s most
mysterious and reclusive outsider artists, Christina Conrad. This
unusual and compelling story of the artist – describes her rise
and fall and her lifelong struggle with the Art World’s conventional
wisdom, phony respectability and thinly disguised prejudices. The
legend it reveals is conveyed through a surprising and confronting
mix of tragic/comic monologues, bizarre improvisations and an
assortment of unusual and vivid characters offering an unforgettable
account of a personal yet universal odyssey of self-discovery. Rated
PG-13. 7.00pm start. Entry to Gallery by Gold coin donation.
Screening will be followed by a Q&A with Billy Marshall Stoneking
and Christina Conrad.
Thu 17-Sun 27 Oct // Bells Short Film Corner // Bells Milk Bar
Local Community Stories on a loop in the Bells Milk Bar museum.
Opening Hours Daily from 10am-5:30pm
Sun 20 Oct // Broken Hill Fringe Film Festival // Theatre 44
Full Day of Films. As a tribute to the Broken Hill Fringe’s recent
beginnings as the Summer Vibes film festival, there will be a diverse
selection of short and feature films for your viewing pleasure.
Gold coin donation to each session appreciated.
For film festival events at other venues including Broken Hill
Regional Art Gallery, Patton Park and On the Fringe see individual
listings in program.
Sunday Sessions
Three sessions of film featuring a collection of fictional and factual
local, Australian and international films exploring a variety of themes.
Session One, 10:30am -12:30pm
Best of 48hr Shorts.
The best 48Hour Film project films from all around the world.
Participants are challenged to write, shoot, edit and score a
complete 4-7min film in a maximum of 48hours.
Session Two, 1:00pm till 3:00pm
Rites of Passage, Rated M,(80 mins)
Rites of Passage is a feature length drama made collaboratively with
a group of young people who dive below the surface of their often
tough exteriors to reveal what’s going on inside.
Also screening are two short films submitted by ASIN (Australian
Screen Industry Network) members.
Session Three, 3:30 till 5:30pm.
Community Shorts
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A range of diverse films dealing with the subject matter of
‘Community’.
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“ABC Open content” from our local community.
•
“I have a dream”
28mins, a Documentary about the
famous mural in Sydney’s Newtown.
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“Stalker, Message Stick” 26 mins, Documentary about the
Stalker Theatre Company’s Burning Daylight.
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“Community Stories” local Broken Hill stories from the
community.
FRINGE PROGRAM
Mon 7-Sun 27 Oct / Willyama Art Society
Visual Arts Exhibition / Town Hall Facade
/ Free Event
Fri 18 Oct – 7.00pm / Indecent Xposure /
Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery / Gold coin
donation
Thu 17-Sun 27 Oct / Travelling books / In
various places / Free Event
Fri 18 Oct 7.30-8.30pm / Dave Curri on
guitar / On the Fringe
Thu 17-Sun 27 Oct / Bells Short Film Corner
/ Bells Milk Bar
Fri 18 - Sun 20 Oct / Aero Club 75th / Royal
Flying Doctor Service 85th Anniversary
Celebrations / Various locations
Thu 17-Sun 27 Oct / Information
Technology Digital Photographic Exhibition
/ TAFE College / Free Event
Sat 12 Oct-Sun 24 Nov / The Mars Project
/ Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery / Gold
Coin donation
Sat 19 Oct 11.00am-1.00pm / Writing
Workshop: Screenwriting / On the Fringe /
Bookings essential.
Sat 19 Oct 2.30-3.30pm / Corn Dolls
Workshop / With Alan Wonderley / On the
Fringe
Thu 17-Sun 27 Oct / Vacant Places / New
Spaces / Vacant Shops at 14 & 16 Oxide St /
Entry Free / A variety of Works for Sale
Sat 19 Oct 6.30-8.00pm / AbbaCash / On
the Fringe
Thu 17-Sun 27 Oct / Charles Rawlings
Exhibition / Broken Hill City Library / Free
Event
Sat 19 Oct – On the Fringe 8.45pm / Local
film night with ABC Open shorts, Success
and other screenings / On the Fringe
Thu 17-Sun 27 Oct / Emerging Artists’
Exhibition / Commonwealth Bank /
Browzers Bookshop / Bell’s Milk Bar / The
Crib Tin / Free Event
Sat 19 Oct – 8.00pm start (dinner from
6pm) / Palace Fringe Cabaret – 2013 / The
Pavilion room, Palace Hotel / Ticketed
Event
Thu 17-Sun 27 Oct / ABC Open
Photography Slideshow / On the Fringe
Sun 20 Oct - 12.00-2.00pm / Poetry, Pizza
and Coke Workshop / Survivors of the
Desert Event / On the Fringe
Thu 17 – Sun 27 Oct / Fringe Foodies /
Cafes, restaurants and hotel dining rooms
Thu 17 Oct 8.30pm-8.45pm / Abba Cash /
On the Fringe
Thu 17 – 8.00pm start (dinner from 6pm)
/ Palace Fringe Cabaret – 2013 / The
Pavilion room, Palace Hotel / Ticketed
Event
Thu 17 - from 8.30pm / Open Mic / West
Darling Hotel / Free Event
Sun 20 Oct - 2.45pm / Dave and Maggie
with the Best Bits Film Festival / Survivors
of the Desert Event / On the Fringe
Sun 20 Oct - 5.30pm / Steve Cannane
Poetry Winners Presentation with poetry
Performances by Cathy Bray and Billy
Marshall Stoneking and Christina Conrad
/ Survivors of the Desert Event / On the
Fringe
Sun 20 Oct / Broken Hill Fringe Film
Festival / Full Day of Films / Theatre 44 /
Free Event
MON 21 OCTOBER / ON THE FRINGE
CLOSED
Mon 21 - Fri 25 Oct / Mint Willow Studios
Workshop / Mint Willow Studios / Lesson
and materials $20
– Queens of the Desert / Dinner and Drag
show / Broken Hill Golf and Country Club
/Tickets including transport from town
Centre $65.00.
Fri 25 Oct – 8.00pm til late / Open Mic /
On the Fringe
Fri 25 Oct – 9pm / Palace Hotel / Two Up
Sun 20 Oct – 8.00pm-midnight / Georgie’s
Music Magic / Alma Hotel / Free Event
SAT 26 OCTOBER – SILVER CITY CUP
TAKES PLACE. This is not a Fringe event
but we highly recommend it!
Tue 22 Oct – 7.00pm / Beer Dinner
“degustation dinner” / Broken Hill Sturt
Club / Tickets $90 Bookings essential.
Sat 26 Oct - 10.30-11.00pm / Dance
Performance by Menindee School Cultural
Dance Group / Town Square / Free event
Tue 22 – Wed 23 Oct – 10.00am-4.00pm
/ ABC Open two day Video Production
Workshop / Bookings essential / On the
Fringe
Sat 26 Oct 11.15-12.00pm / Pencil drawing
workshop / Town Square / Free event
Tue 22 Oct – 8.00-9.00pm / Broken Hill
Ukulele Folk Group / On the Fringe
Tue 22 Oct – 3.30pm-4.15pm / Reading
Corner / Browzers Bookshop / Free Event
Wed 23 Oct – 7.00pm / Art and Other
Morsels / Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery
-7pm / Ticketed Event / Bookings essential
Wed 23 Oct – 8.00-9.00pm / Pop up Poets
/ On the Fringe
Thu 24 Oct – 7.30pm & 10.00pm / Divas
with William Mafi / On the Fringe
Thu 24 Oct – 6.30pm & 9.00pm / What
story are we in? / On the Fringe
Thu 24 -from 8.30pm / West Darling Hotel
/ Open Mic / Free Event
Fri 25 Oct – 3.00-5.00pm / the Fred
Jobson Story with Afternoon Tea / South
Community Library / Gold coin donation
Fri 25 Oct – 6.00pm-11.00pm / Patton
Village Street Party / Free Community
Event
Fri 25 Oct – 7.00pm / Priscilla : A Tribute
Sat 26 Oct – 3.00-5.00pm / Tales from the
Line of Lode / Three short presentations
/ Fred Jobson Story / Percy Bloomfield
Story / Broken Hill Community Choir / On
the Fringe
Sat 26 – 4.00-6.00pm Sun 27 Oct 10.00am-4.00pm / Art Exchange / Open
Ground Exhibition / Free Event
Sat 26 Oct – doors open 10.00pm /
Adelaide DJ, Miss Mandy / Night Train,
Theatre Royal Hotel / Tickets $5
Sat 26 Oct–8.00pm / Theatre 44 / A Bit o’
Drama / Tickets $10 Conc $8
Sat 26 – from 8.00pm / Blues music and
Jam session / On the Fringe
Sun 27 Oct – 3.00pm / Theatre 44 / A Bit
o’ Drama / Tickets $10 Conc $8
Sun 27 Oct / Silverton Pub / Family Fun
Day / Free Event
Sun 27 Oct – 8.00pm-midnight / Alma
Hotel / Reflections with Rebecca &
Graham McInnes
Sun 27 Oct 6.30pm – 8.00pm / Last night
at the Fringe / On the Fringe
SPECIAL EVENTS
Fri 18 - Sun 20 Oct // Aero Club 75th & Royal Flying Doctor Service
85th Anniversary Celebrations
Broken Hill Aero Club event celebrating 75th anniversary in
collaboration with RFDS 85th anniversary. An Historical display and
exhibition of historical aircraft including Royal Flying Doctor Service
aircraft, aerobatics, joyrides, breakfasts, lunches and other events
sharing part of Broken Hill’s history.
Fri 18 - Sun 20 Oct // Package 1:
All inclusive Friday, Saturday and Sunday. All weekend bus transfers
to and from accommodation to airport and to and from Silverton. All
meals including Friday evening [hangar meal], Saturday breakfast,
lunch and Silverton Pub buffet dinner [with complimentary glass of
wine] and Sunday breakfast. Unlimited landing fees.
Tickets $180
Sat 19 - Sun 20 Oct// Package 2:
Saturday and Sunday. All weekend bus transfers to and from
accommodation to airport and to and from Silverton. All meals
Saturday: breakfast, lunch and Silverton Pub buffet dinner [with
complimentary glass of wine]. Sunday breakfast.
Unlimited landing fees. Tickets $140
Fri 18 Oct // Package 3:
Hangar Tea, Camp oven and yabbie dinner in the Broken Hill Aero
Club Hangar. Tickets $40. From 6.00pm.
Sat 19 Oct // Package 4:
Buffet Dinner & Yarns, with guest speaker, David Evans – Qantas
Check Captain – who will talk about a memorable flying experience
on board the Qantas aircraft that blew an engine departing
Singapore. With Mother & Some Other Pluckers to provide further
entertainment. Bus transfers to and from Silverton. Tickets $90.
From 6.00pm.
Note: Packages do not include drinks/alcohol consumed at
venues. All Aero Club events open to the general public. For
tickets: ph John MacLeod on 0439 911 911 or Kareen Clark on
0429 020 943.
Fri 25 Oct // The Fred Jobson Story //South Community Library
// A Presentation by Don Mudie on local identity, Fred Jobson given
along with an exhibition of examples of his iron ore art and served
with afternoon tea / Gold coin donation. 3.00pm - 5.00pm.
Fri 25 Oct // Palace Hotel // Two Up // Broken Hill’s association
with the game of two-up is unique in the Australian story. For
a significant part of the 20th century an illegal Two-up school
operated just metres off the Argent Street – the main thoroughfare
of Broken Hill and when that was raided and shut down by police in
1984, the city’s Council successfully applied for a permit to run the
game every day of the year. In handing down its decision, the NSW
Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing acknowledged that Two-up
was an established part of the cultural heritage of this mining city”.
So come on down and play the authentic old-school game of Twoup legally! From 9.00pm.
Mon 21 - Fri 25 Oct // Mint Willow Studios Workshop // Come
along and try your hand at screen printing. A one hour lesson with
the talented Emma and a printed tea towel to take home. Cost of
lesson and materials at the bargain price of $20. Mint Willow will be
among one of the many craft and other stalls at the Patton Village
Street Party.
‘ON THE FRINGE’
On the Fringe at the South Broken Hill Hotelfeaturing local
music, poetry, film, storytelling, workshops and guest artists. Be
entertained by some very talented performers. For ten days only!
Free Events.
Thu 17-Sun 27 Oct // ABC Open Photography Slideshow // Daily
slideshow of an ABC Open photography compilation, showing a
selection of the best of photographs contributed to ABC Open’s
Snapped project, a national online showcase with a new monthly
photography theme
Thu 17 Oct // AbbaCash // Abba songs in the style of Johnny Cash.
8.30 - 8.45pm
Fri 18 Oct // Dave Curri on guitar // A fine musician to entertain you.
7.30 - 8.30pm
Sat 19 Oct // Writing Workshop: Screenwriting // Led by poets and
Indecent Xposure creatives Billy Marshall Stoneking. This is a Survivors
of the Desert event. Bookings ph 0466 825 017. 11.00am - 1.00pm
Sat 19 Oct // Corn Dolls Workshop // With Alan Wonderley
enlightening us on the history of Corn Dolls. Make a corn doll yourself
(subject to material availability). 2.30pm - 3.30pm
Sat 19 Oct // AbbaCash // Abba songs in the style of Johnny Cash.
6.30 - 8.00pm
Sat 19 Oct // On the Fringe // Local film night // Supported by ABC
Open // ABC Open content followed by Rites of Passage short films
and the pre-release premiere of feature length documentary, ‘Success
is..’, which examines the nature and meaning of success through the
12 personal journeys of diverse participants – includes local resident,
Jason King. 8.45pm
Sun 20 Oct // Survivors of the Desert – Poetry & Writing Festival
12-2pm // Poetry, Pizza and Coke - workshop for years 11 & 12 with
four-time Sydney Fringe offender and poet, Cathy Bray.
2.45pm // Dave and Maggie present The Best Bits Film Festival //
Where we cut to the chase for the best scenes in otherwise boring
movies!
5.30pm // Steve Cannane is a journalist, TV presenter, MC and
keynote speaker. He appears regularly on ABC TV’s, The Drum,
and is a reporter and fill-in presenter on ABC1’s Lateline, He has
appeared on Ten’s The 7PM Project. In addition, he has written for
the Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian and The Bulletin. Steve
will present the prizes to the winners of the poetry competition
followed by short readings by the winners. Performances by Cathy
Bray, four time Sydney Fringe offender and sell out poet, and
Indecent Xposure creatives, Billy Marshall Stoneking and Christina
Conrad will follow.
Mon 21 Oct – ON THE FRINGE CLOSED
Tue 22 – Wed 23 Oct // ABC Open Free two day Video Production
Workshop. Produce a short video story about someone with an
unusual hobby or quirky obsession and publish it on the ABC as
part of ABC Open’s latest video project, My Crazy Passion. Learn to
script, shoot, edit and publish your video as part of a collection that
celebrates the more unusual things Australians get up to in their
spare time. Bring pen, notebook camera and your ideas, plus your
camera and computer if you have one. This is a beginner workshop,
it’s a lot of fun and all are welcome. This workshop will develop
your digital/technical skills, your storytelling abilities and creativity.
Bookings Jenia Ratcliffe / ABC Open Producer / 8082 4024.
10.00am - 4.00pm.
Tue 22 Oct // Broken Hill Ukulele Folk Group // an informal
gathering of aspiring ukulele players. Come along! Bring your
ukulele or just relax and listen or sing-along. 8.00pm - 9.00pm.
Wed 23 Oct // Pop up Poets // poetry readings by local poets Dallas
Hunt, George Cole, Ray Cook, Phil Le May, Barbara de Franceschi
and visiting poets. 8.00pm.
Thu 24 Oct // William Mafi / This charismatic and effervescent
artist, in sassy costumes will perform Divas, belting out the great
songs of Shirley Bassey and Tina Turner. He will be joined by the
equally entertaining Helen Bub-Connor for a night of first class
entertainment. 7.30pm-8.30pm & 10.00pm-11.00pm
Thu 24 Oct // What story are we in / Helen Bub-Connor / Through
story, songs and soundscapes, Helen Bub-Connor paints a picture of
the ever changing snapshots she finds herself in. From her migration
to the remote west, to her Greek heritage, to motherhood, marriage
and soccer, this little show promises to be fun, funny and reflective
of that constantly hovering question: What story are we in? on vocals
and other instruments, and Bryan Mullard on guitar.
6.30-7.15pm & 9.00-9.45pm.
Fri 25 Oct // Open Mic / If you think you’ve got it let’s hear it!
8.00pm til late
Sat 26 Oct // Tales of the Line of Lode / Three short performances
3.00pm - 5.00pm
Fred Jobson artist, songwriter and man of many talents, presented
by Don Mudie with examples of Fred’s exceptional iron ore artwork
and the Broken Hill Community Voices performing Broken Hill, I Love
You Still, accompanied by the ukulele group, The Village Strummers.
Percy Brookfield presented by Dallas Hunt, words and poem by
Alan Duffy about politician, Marxist, prospector and drover whose
life was ended tragically by a deranged gunman. His funeral was
an outpouring of grief with more than 15,000 people making it the
biggest gathering in Broken Hill ever.
Songs of Social Justice / Performed by the Broken Hill Community
Choir who use music to give voice to social justice issues and
promote freedom and respect for all people. The songs they sing
are mainly a cappella.
Sat 26 Oct // Relax in the bar after the Silver City Cup listen to
some Blues or join in the jam session.
Sun 27 Oct Music // Last night at the Fringe
6.30-8.00pm – On the Fringe
8.00pm – midnight – Alma Hotel
26th October 2013
Enjoy a great day racing and fun
activities for the whole family.
For further information contact:
Kylie Casey, Secretary Manager,
P. 08 8087 3828 M. 0417 527 145
E. [email protected]
F. facebook.com/silvercitycup
Gourmet Food
Tue 22 Oct // Beer Dinner “degustation dinner” // Broken Hill Sturt
Club // hosted by celebrity chef, microbrewer and restaurateur Chef,
Stefano de Pieri. Venice-born Stefano has had a long-time passion
for good food, wine and beer. He, settled in Mildura with his family
in 1991 and his championing of the fine local produce and wine led
to the television series - A Gondola on the Murray. His restaurant,
Stefano’s Restaurant housed in the original cellars of the Mildura Grand
Hotel has been the recipient of many prestigious awards. Tickets $90
Bookings essential. 7.00pm.
Wed 23 Oct // Art and Other Morsels // Broken Hill Regional Art
Gallery // Wander the exhibitions and then enjoy some fine food and
wine. A 2 course dinner will be served in the beautiful surroundings of
the Gallery catered for by Gourmet Catering. 7pm. Bookings essential.
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FRINGE FOODIES
Watch out for Fringe Foodies
Specials!
Alfresco’s
397 Argent Street
Broken Hill
08 8087 5599
Alma Hotel
218 Hebbard Street
Broken Hill
08 8087 3260
www.almahotelbrokenhill.
com.au
Astra Hotel
393 Argent Street
Broken Hill
08 8087 5428
www.theastra.com.au
Bell’s Milk Bar
160 Patton St
South Broken Hill
08 8087 5380
www.bellsmilkbar.com.au
Broken Earth Café
1 Federation Way
Broken Hill
08 8087 1318
www.brokenearthrestaurant.
com.au
Champion Pizza
27 Sulphide Street
Broken Hill
08 8088 2452
Charlotte’s at the Grand
317 Argent Street
Broken Hill
08 8087 2230
Temptations
39 Oxide Street
Broken Hill
08 8087 1342
Club Legion
170 Crystal Street
Broken Hill
08 8087 1777
www.clublegion.com.au
The Silly Goat
350 Argent Street
Broken Hill
08 8088 4774
www.facebook/thesillygoat
Demo Club
218 Argent Street
Broken Hill
08 8088 4477
www.democlub.com.au
Thom, Dick & Harry
354 Argent Street
Broken Hill
08 8088 7000
www.thomdickharrys.com.au
Junction Hotel
560 Argent Street
Broken Hill
08 8088 4380
www.junctionhotel.com.au
The Crib Tin
322 Argent Street
Broken Hill
08 8088 5888
Mulga Hill Tavern
264 Oxide Street
Broken Hill
08 8087 7138
www.facebook.com/
mulgahilltavern
Palace Hotel
227 Argent St
Broken hill
08 8088 1699
www.thepalacehotelbrokenhill.
com.au
Southern Cross Hotel
357 Cobalt Street
Broken Hill
08 8088 3085
www.southerncroshotel@
westnet.com.au
West Darling Hotel
Cnr Argent & Oxide Streets
Broken Hill
08 8087 2691
Silverton Hotel
Silverton
08 8088 6030
www.silverton.org.au
Sturt Club
321 Blende Street
Broken Hill
08 8087 4541
www.sturtclub.com.au
For further information phone Foodies or check out their websites and facebook
VENUE INFORMATION
Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery
404-408 Argent St, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8088 3440
www.bhartgallery.com.au
On the Fringe
South Broken Hill Hotel
211 Patton Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8088 4322
Crib Tin Cafe
322 Argent Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8088 5880
Browzers Bookshop
345 Argent Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8088 7221
www.browzers.com.au
Town Hall Façade
Argent Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8080 3349
Broken Hill College: TAFE Western
248 Argent Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8082 6888
www.wit.tafensw.edu.au
Broken Hill City Library
Blende Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8080 3460
www.bhlibrary.org.au
Theatre 44
189 Wills Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8087 9585
www.theatre44.com
Bell’s Milk Bar
160 Patton Street,
South Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8087 5380
www.bellsmilkbar.com.au
Palace Hotel
227 Argent Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8088 1699
www.thepalacehotelbrokenhill.
com.au
Mint Willow Studio
125 Oxide Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 0418 164 202
West Darling Hotel
28 Oxide Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8087 2691
www.westdarlinghotel.com.au
Vacant Shops
14 & 16 Oxide Street, Broken Hill
Commonwealth Bank
338-340 Argent St, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8088 3888
www.commbank.com.au
Aero Club of Broken Hill
Broken Hill Airport, Bonanza Street,
Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8088 1928
Silverton Hotel
2 Layard Street, Silverton
[25 km north west of Broken Hill]
Phone / 08 8088 5313
www.silverton.org.au
Alma Hotel
12 Hebbard St Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8087 3260
www.almahotelbrokenhill.com.au
Broken Hill Sturt Club
321 Blende Street, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8087 4541
www.sturtclub.com.au
Broken Hill Golf & Country Club
Racecourse Road, Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8087 9099
www.brokenhillgolf.com.au
Patton Park
Patton Street, South Broken Hill
Phone / 08 8087 5380
Town Square
Cnr Argent & Chloride Streets,
Broken Hill
Theatre Royal
347 Argent Street, Broken Hill
Ph 8087 3318
facebook.com/pages/Theatre.Royal.
Hotel
Broken Hill Art Exchange
145/147 Duff Street
South Broken hill
Ph 8088 3171
brokenhillartexchange.com
FRINGE TEAM
PATTON VILLAGE & COMMUNITY BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
COMMITTEE:
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Philip O’Keefe – Acting Chair
Ann Rogers – Secretary
John Harris – Treasurer
Jason King
Ann Gordon
Felicity Hubbard
PROJECT OFFICER: GRAPHIC & WEB DESIGN: IT SUPPORT: Meryl Rogers
Josh Cowdrey, Brand Creative
Luke Dart
THANKS
OUR THANKS GO TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE FOR THEIR
INVESTMENT IN THIS FRINGE THROUGH THEIR LABOUR,
ADVICE AND PROVISION OF GOODS AND OTHER SERVICES.
Andy and Helen Rogers, Dennis and Maureen Rogers, Jake
and Nicky Trengove, Helen and Jeff Sforcina, Ghislaine Barb,
Michael, Bob Jones, Ross McEvoy, Grant Bloomfield, Mr Olds,
Chris and Peter Harvey, Garry Harkness, Alan Wonderley, Hayley
Bastin, Kay and Paul Lewis, Anna and Evan Bastin, Vicki Taylor,
David Lee, Cheryl Smith, Esther La Rovere, Emma Stenhouse,
Silver City Cup Committee, David and Maryanne Trinder, Susan
Thomas, Deborah Asmather, Bob Groves, Daryl Irvine, Jodie and
Dean Trengove, Kristie and Michael Thornberry, South Library
and Community Centre vollies, Nancy Alagich, Carasel Jewellers,
Barrier Stationers & Newsagents, Kylee Mitchell, James Giddey,
Murton’s City Bus, Ellen Day, Anne Delbridge, Sue Sulicich, Lew,
Amanda & Mitch - Sydney Fringe, Justin Macdonnell, Steve Miller,
Tegan Henchey, Gary Radford, Broken Hill Outback Tours.
PARTNERS
The Broken Hill Fringe gratefully acknowledges the investment our
partners have made in this inaugural event.
PRINCIPAL PARTNER
Regional Development Australia Far West
MAJOR PARTNERS
Broken Hill Community Foundation | 2BH & Hill FM
Brand Creative & For Real Magazine | NSW Government
SILVER PARTNERS
ABC Open | Broken Hill City Council | Broken Hill Tourist Park
Outback Passport | Patton Village | Mildura Brewery
COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
South Broken Hill Hotel | Broken Hill Productions | Essential Energy
48 Hour Film Project | Australian Screen Industry Network
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