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Ep 7. What to see on the G.C. 24.01.2024

Ep 7. What to see on the G.C. 24.01.2024

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 Discover the Latest Creative Happenings on the Gold Coast and Northern New South Wales If you live on the Gold Coast in Queensland or in the northern parts of New South Wales, or you're planning on taking a holiday there soon, don't miss out on the latest creative events happening in the area.Although this episode was suppose to be released on Wednesday 24th Jan 2024, we decided to release a little earlier due to some good things happening on the scene at the beginning of the year!Tweed Theatre Company - 12 Dancing PrincessesStay updated with behind-the-scenes shots and news by following the Tweed Theatre Company Facebook page. To secure your spot for the March season, purchase your tickets at here .Tugun Theatre Company - Auditions - The HauntingIf you're interested in auditioning for this two-hander or working behind the scenes as a sound effects artist to add some atmosphere to the set, please visit the Tugun Theatre website or Facebook page for more details and audition information.Javeenbah Theatre - 35MM: A Musical ExhibitionThis stunning show runs from February 3 to February 17, and tickets can be purchased here and keep an eye out for updates via their Facebook pageTamborine Mountain Little Theatre - two monologues from Talking Heads by Alan Bennett. Keep an eye on the Zambia Theatre website and Tamborine Mountain Little Theatre’s Facebook pageGold Coast Little Theatre - The GraduateAdapted from the novel and the iconic 1967 film season runs February 2nd and end on February 24th.Visit www.gclt.com.au to secure your tickets or keep an eye out on their Facebook page for updates!.Spotlight Theatre - The Sound of MusicSecure your tickets now on www.spotlighttheatre.com.au before it's too late! Season Runs 9th Feb - 9th MarchGold Coast City Choir Head over to 7 Community Drive, Ashmore, and join the choir today, January 24th, at 6:45 p.m. and become part of the choir. For updates check out their Facebook page or to find out more check out their website.The Drama Merchant - Readers Theatre Class - Toad's TalesAn exciting opportunity for young readers aged between 13 and 16 who want to build confidence in public speaking and teamwork whilst fostering a love for reading. Classes will be held at Q.W.C.A Hall in Mermaid Beach, starting from Wednesday the 7th of February, from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm. For more information, including costs, check out their Facebook post or visit their websiteVocalescence - Sip and Sing workshopThis free event boasts a morning filled with funtastic songs and vocal exercises to help you acquire or enhance your singing capabilities. Women of all vocal ranges and abilities are welcome to attend. Saturday, February 3rd, from 8.30am to 12.30pm at the Helensvale Library and Cultural Center. Register today for your free ticket via the following link: https://www.trybooking.com/COKGL and keep an eye out on their Facebook for updates!If you enjoyed listening to this episode and want to stay in the loop, check out the GCTAI Facebook page for the weekly theatre schedule and visit www.goldcoasttheatre.com.au to learn more about anything you heard. Check out our calendar page to plan which shows you would like to see. If you want to volunteer for any of our members, you can check out the volunteer and audition page. Just a reminder that our website is still being refurbished right now, and if you are an Alliance Member and would like extra information to appear of on our blog please contact gctaimedia@outlook.comTa ta for now!

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