Zorba The FreakSaturday 11 June, 8pmAdult $35, Concession $28.50ZORBA THE FREAK is a show about growing up Greek in Australia. Kapiniaris comically muses on marriage, parenthood and happily makes fun of himself and Greek attitudes to Cypriots, Macedonians, Turks and Anglo-Australians.

The Gallery20Twenty at the Knox Community Arts Centre invites emerging artists to showcase their work, including paintings and drawings in all media and photographic work, as well as sculptural pieces. The gallery provides our local people in and around the City of Knox with exposure to a variety of traditional and contemporary works of art.

Hire of Gallery20TWENTY

• The space is available for hire for a fee of $600 plus GST (or if otherwise negotiated).

• Standard hire of the space is for a 6-week period inclusive of setup and dismantling time.

Gallery20TWENTY Opening Hours

• Monday to Friday 10am-5pm (or by appointment)

• Saturday and Sunday - as per Centre’s scheduled Theatre Program

For more information, please contact the curator of Gallery20Twenty, Angie Malley - angemalley@gmail.com

Nick Parnell Vibes VirtuosoSaturday 21 May, 8pmAdult $35, Concession $28.50Music’s greatest ‘hits’ re-imagined by one of the world’s foremost vibraphone players.

Nick Parnell makes old music new again, injecting energy into a repertoire familiar to some, but inspirational to all. Favourites from his classic repertoire include Gershwin’s Summertime, re-interpreted for a vibrant listening experience.

Guest Pianist – Michael Lerace (2008 Royal Over-Seas League Music Competition winner)

Come Together Beatles Show Saturday 25 June, 8pmAdult $35, Concession $28.50The Fabulous Phil Smith, Cres Crisp, Gary Young & Fallon Williams are some of Melbourne’s most loved and experienced musicians. Together they deliver a joyous show devoted to all the hits and smashes of The Beatles.

Luigi Zucchini Tuesday 5 July Two shows: 11am & 1:30pm (show length 60mins)All tickets $10Enjoy the fun of LUIGI ZUCCHINI’s interactive magic show featuring circus tricks, dance routines, magical rabbits and doves, topped off with spellbinding illusions.

Suitable for ages 3 to 10

FEBRUARY – JUNE 2016

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hOLIDAY FUN!

Once Were Leaders Thursday 17 March, 8pm Adult $35, Concession $28.50Max Gillies’ fascination with the ups and downs of political leadership has seen him parody everyone from Hawke to Howard to Thatcher and more. In Once Were Leaders, he goes through his extensive catalogue of works to share some of his most infamous characters.

International Jazz Day 2016Saturday 30 April, 8pmAdult $45, Concession $38.50Leading vocalist, trumpet player and composer Vince Jones will entertain us on UNeSCO International Jazz day with his elite group of musicians. Music will include original songs and beautiful contemporary versions of jazz standards. Supported by the eternally popular saxophonist, Fiona Burnett.

42nd Knox Rotary Art ShowOpening Night, Friday 26 February, 7-9pmSaturday 27 February, 10am – 5pmSunday 28 February, 10am – 4pmOpening night tickets $20 per personSaturday & Sunday $5 per personChildren under 12 free

The Beggars Sing The Seekers Saturday 26 March, 8pmAdult $35, Concession $28.50The Seekers hits are faithfully reproduced in this show by folk sensation The Beggars. All the old favourites are here, ‘I’ll Never Find Another You’, ‘The Carnival is Over’ and of course ‘Georgie Girl’, together with The Beggar’s own originals and rollicking standards.

Melbourne International Comedy Festival RoadshowThursday 21 April, 8pmAll Tickets $40The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow is a must do on the Knox Comedy calendar. Bringing with it some of our best Aussie and international stand-up talent, this event always delivers big laughs.

Please note: contains strong language.

Is It Because I’m Indian?Saturday 7 May, 8pmAdult $30, Concession $25Rajendra Moodley’s life is in the spotlight or is it headlights of an oncoming taxi? Why is it so difficult to imagine that this slashie (an actor/writer) could play more than a token role? Is it because he’s Indian? This show is an autobiographical tour-de-force, packed with colourful characters and laughter.

Tea and Classics with Inventi ensembleTuesday 8 March, 12 April, 10 May & 7 June10:30-11:30amAll Tickets $15 (pre-booking discounts available)Knox audiences love Inventi ensemble and 2016 is set to be another year of magnificent classical music for the community to enjoy.

Bookings: 0435 495 493www.inventiensemble.com

Psychedelic Sing-a-long Wednesday 30 March, 8pm & Wednesday 25 May, 8pmAll tickets $10Join MC Phil Smith as he guides you through a bi-monthly sixties sing-a-long. Park your kombi out the back in our ample off-street parking and join us for a night of music from The Monkees, to The Kinks, Credence, The Hollies and more.

Wednesday Open Mic Wednesday 27 April, 8pm & Wednesday 29 June, 8pmEntry $10, performers freeAlternating with the Psychedelic Sing-a-long is a bi-monthly acoustic Open Mic night hosted by Phil Smith. If you’re a singer-songwriter, solo artist or part of a group and you’re looking for an opportunity to perform then this is your big chance. Call the centre to book your spot on 9729 7287.

Skipping Girl Vinegar Solo Saturday 14 May, 8pmAdult $30, Concession $25expect to be uplifted by Skipping Girl Vinegar’s critically acclaimed singer/songwriter Mark Lang, as he returns to his teenage hometown of Knox for a special one-off SGV solo show. This will be a must-see immersive live experience rich in melody and storytelling, unravelling the stories and inspirations behind the highly celebrated new album ‘The Great Wave’ and previous work.

Asanti Dance Theatre Presents

SankofaFriday 19 February, 8pmAdult $35, Concession $28.50

Join Asanti dance Theatre as they explore the concept of Sankofa, an ancient symbol from Ghanaian traditional beliefs, through a raw and exciting approach to dance that draws on traditional and contemporary West African movement.

hOLIDAY FUN!

Kids’ Party Confidential Thursday 7 AprilTwo shows: 11am & 2pm (show length 60mins + 60min interactive workshop)All tickets $10Kids’ Party Confidential plays on the triumphs, disasters and near misses that we face at backyard fiestas every weekend. You’ll laugh, cringe and learn how to tie an incredible balloon sword!

Suitable for ages 3 to 10.