Brave New Works #25

Tickets: Tickets will be emailed to the email address given when purchasing. A printed ticket or displayed on a smartphone must be presented at the venue for entry, together with any concession cards used.

BIG CELEBRATION DANCE PARTY

Featuring New Zealand group Swamp Thing, DJ NRG, Cyclone Tracee Band, the JAM DRMMERS, digital projections, and too much dancing!! A time to celebrate 25 years as a close knit creative arts community, and a quarter of a century of Brave New Works Festivals

Performance Dates/Times:

Doors open 7.45pm
Delicious food and drinks at Café Gin Lao
8pm Friday 2 November 2018

Cost of Tickets:

Adults $25
Concession $20

Venue: Denmark Civic Centre, rear 3 Strickland Street

THE FOUR WAAPAS with EXTRA FRIES

Come and celebrate with four wonderful young local musicians at the end of their first year of studying music performance at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts; full of rare musical treasures, rich vocals and original songs. Featuring Julian Anderson, Sabrina Ives and Saskia Brittain and Timieka Denton with their band Dulcie.

Performance Dates/Times:

Doors open 2.45pm
Saturday 3 November 3pm

Cost of Tickets:

Adults $15
Concession $10
Children FREE

Venue: Denmark Civic Centre, rear 3 Strickland Street

LINA ANDANOVSKA

This concert will exude Lina’s solo flute virtuosity and intensity, and showcase new works in collaboration with local artists Dave Rastrick (trumpet & looping), Linda Bradbury (written & spoken word), Nari Lees(dance), Los Car Keys (folk music) and Robyn Lees (‘live’ art). A one off performance not to be missed, a rare treat!

Performance Dates/Times:

Doors open 2.45pm
Sunday 4 Nov 3pm

Cost of Tickets:

Adults $20
Concession $15
Children FREE

Venue: Denmark Civic Centre, rear 3 Strickland Street

MUNGBEAN

A new Australian drama written by Eloise Carter and directed by Terence Smith.

Moose and April have known each other forever, then Mungbean moves to town. They will never be the same again. A story about growing up in rural Australia. It’s about friendship, heartbreak and Vegemite.

Performance Dates/Times:

Doors open 10.45am and 6.45pm
Sunday 4 Nov 11am and 7pm

Cost of Tickets:

Adults $25
Concession $20
Children FREE

Venue: Denmark Civic Centre, rear 3 Strickland Street

THE FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE

The Fisherman and his Wife is a performance adaptation of the Grimm’s fairytale of the same name, directed by Silvia Lehmann. Watch community performers fish this fairytale up from the depths, weaving in threads of local poetry and musings that explore the underbelly of this rich and complex ancient tale. For adults and children alike, this is a humorous storytelling feast for all the senses.

Performance Dates/Times:

Doors open 15 minutes prior to performance starting
Thursday 1 November 7pm
Saturday 3 November 11am
Saturday 3 November 7pm

Cost of Tickets:

Adults $15
Concession $10
Family Ticket $50 (2 adults, up to 4 children)

Venue: Denmark Civic Centre, rear 3 Strickland Street

THE WOLF BRIDE AND OTHER TALES

Christina Cairns Storytelling Performance; come hear, see and touch, the world of ‘The Wolf Bride’ and other tales.

Performance Dates/Times:

Doors open 6.45pm
Friday 2 November 7pm
Saturday 3 November 7pm

Cost of Tickets:

Adults $15
Concession $10
Children FREE

Venue: Butter Factory

WELCOME TO BRIGHTSIDE

Join Terence Smith (director of 52 Hertz last year and Mungbean this year) and Deb Edmondson in an entertaining devised collaboration that explores the truth about what they think they know about theatre and politics.

Performance Dates/Times:

Doors open 6.45pm
Saturday 3 November at 7pm

Cost of Tickets:

General Admission $10

Concessions: Health Care Card, Denmark Arts Member, Pensioner Concession Card, University Student. Concession cards should be brought to the event and may be requested.

Tickets: Tickets will be emailed to the email address given when purchasing. A printed ticket or
displayed on a smartphone must be presented at the venue for entry, together with any concession cards used.