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Are you passionate about the arts?A donation to Frankston Arts Centre is an investment in thelocal arts community and artworks of the future. Together,with your philanthropic support, we can make Frankston avibrant community renowned for its arts and culture.

All donations over $2 are tax deductible. To make acontribution, contact the Box Office or go to:

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FAC Partnerships Frankston Arts Centre is proud to be associated with ourPartners and is dedicated to providing them with unique andimaginative opportunities to support their marketing andbusiness objectives. The FAC believes in building long-term,meaningful relationships with its Partners to deliver mutualbenefits which support the arts and engage the community.

“EastLink has supported the FAC since 2012 and is delightedto partner again in 2018 as Principal Theatre Partner. Bringingthe arts and our communities together is rewarding for alland travelling quickly and easily to the FAC via EastLink is‘time better spent’.”

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Frankston Arts Centre (FAC) is a landmark arts facility locatedclose to public transport, shops, cafes and restaurants and isserved by an underground car park.

Frankston Arts Centre features: n an 800 seat theatren a flexible function centre n a 200 seat black box theatren six exhibition spacesn and a variety of rooms and spaces available for workshops

and functions.

The FAC’s annual program features performances by nationaland international touring companies. The free exhibitionprogram showcases local and international artists and mostartwork is available for sale.

The FAC hosts events by local schools and community groups,offers a wide range of workshops and promotes accessibilitythrough its Arts Access program. The FAC’s facilities are hiredby commercial clients and community organisations, making itone of Melbourne’s busiest venues.

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Melbourne City Ballet

Sleeping BeautyThursday 3 may, 7.30pm | Theatre

Once upon a time there was a beautiful baby girl…Join melbourne City Ballet as they present the timeless taleof Sleeping Beauty.Tickets: Member $36, Adult $45, Conc $38, U16 $36, Family $150, Groups 6+ Adults $38, Groups 6+ Conc $36

Dionysus Theatre

Arete: DeltaThursday 3 may – Saturday 5 may, 8pm | Cube 37

An innovative annual One-Act Play, Performance and VisualArts Festival where all artistic works respond to a set theme,allowing artists to manifest unique thought.Some coarse language.Tickets: Member $30, Adult $35, Conc $30, Groups 10+Adults $30, Groups 10+ Conc $25

Dynamic Management

The Crystals and Chris MontezFriday 4 may, 7.30pm | Theatre

From the USA – the defining vocal group, The Crystals, andthe Hispanic hitmaker, Chris montez, join the Allstars torock you with sixties international hits.Tickets: Member $54, Adult $59, Concession $54, Family $130, Groups 10+ $54

Duet Productions

Mirusia with special guest Paul PottsSaturday 5 may, 8pm | Theatre

Celebrated as the 'Angel of André Rieu', the Australian-Dutch soprano mirusia is in full swing forging her own careeras a solo artist. Mirusia will be joined by tenor Paul Potts,winner of Britain's Got Talent in 2007, whose story inspiredthe movie One Chance starring James Corden.Tickets: All tickets $79

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Christine Dunstan Productions

Bosom BuddiesTuesday 1 may, 7pm | Theatre

Nancye Hayes is Australia’s leading lady of musical theatre.Todd mcKenney is Australia’s favourite song and dance man.

In this new show, they reflect on their stage careers andtheir lives in showbiz. They sing, they dance, theyreminisce – about the lows as well as the highs. They tell back stage storiesnever before told and theyshow video footagenever before seen.

Tickets: Member $44-$53Adult $50-$60Concession $45-$54 Under 30 $27-$35

Duration: 140 minutes,includinginterval

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Hayes gives an exhilaratingand seemingly inexhaustibleperformance.” Melbourne Review

Todd McKenney is magnetic,exciting and, above all,memorable.” Radio 2GB

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Melbourne International Comedy Festival

Melbourne International ComedyFestival RoadshowSunday 6 may, 8pm | Theatre

Join the melbourne International Comedy Festival Road-show as it journeys around the country, home-delivering hotand tasty comic treats to audiences near and far. This year'scast features Bob Franklin, Eleanor Tiernan (UK), Josh Earl,Azeem Banatwalla (India) and Dave Callan.

Tickets: Member $40-$50 Adult $45-$57 Conc $42-$52 Under 30 $27-$35

Duration: 135 minutes, includinginterval

Pre-show Talk: 7pm

Warning: Performances maycontain coarse language, sexualreferences and material that canoffend. It is recommended forpeople aged 15 years or older.Smoke machine / hazer may beused during this performance.

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Some of the country's best comics… hadaudiences in tears." The Queensland Times

Jokes and sketches come hard and fast…there’s no other show... that quite assuresyou of a smorgasbord of quality funnymenand women." bakchormeeboy.com (Singapore)

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Roald Dahl’s George’s Marvellous MedicineAdapted for the stage by shake & stir theatre co

Friday 11 may, 11am & 6pm | Theatre

What starts as just another boring day for George quicklyturns into a marvellous experiment of epic proportions!

Cleverly adapted from the much-loved book by Roald Dahl,George's Marvellous Medicine bounds off the page in aspectacular live show for the whole family.

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Tickets: Member $23 Tickets $25Family (4) $95Schools $18

Duration: 55 minutes, no interval

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A world-class performance with fantasticacting and wonderfully choreographedlighting and set design.” Scenestr.com.au

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Warning: Haze, smoke andstrobe effects, loud music.

Auslan Interpretedperformance at 11am. Please inform Box Officewhen booking if you willbe using this service.


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Peppa Pig’s SurpriseTuesday 8 may, 12pm & 2pm | Theatre

Surprise! Peppa Pig, George and friends are back featuringlife size puppets in a brand new live stage show. Enjoy fun,loads of songs and surprises in this charming, colourful, new show.Tickets: Member $37.50, A-Res $39.90, B-Res $34.90, Family (4) $150, Groups 4+ $37.50Children under 18 months free on adult knee

Regional Touring

Tex Perkins: The Man In BlackWednesday 9 may, 8pm | Theatre

Tex Perkins returns as The Man In Black presenting the songsand story of Johnny Cash. This Helpmann award-winningshow is not to be missed. Perkins is supported by TheTennessee Four with Rachel Tidd.Tickets: All tickets $89.90

Ben Maiorana Entertainment

The Men In Black: Roy Orbison & Johnny CashSaturday 12 may, 8pm | Theatre

International artist Dean Bourne and acclaimed singer ChrisCallaghan take you on a magical celebration of the iconic hitsof Roy orbison and Johnny Cash.Tickets: Member $64.90, Adult $69.90, Concession $66.90,Groups 10+ $59.90

Samuel Klingner Entertainment

The Tap PackSunday 13 may, 6pm | Theatre

Direct from London and Berlin, Australia’s newest and hottesttap dance sensation, The Tap Pack, is coming to FrankstonArts Centre this May!Tickets: Member $59.90, Adult $64.90, Concession $59.90,U16 $59.90, Groups 6+ Adult $59.90, Groups 6+ Concession$54.90, Family $220

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Ballet RevoluciónWednesday 16 may, 8pm | Theatre

Direct from Cuba, Ballet Revolución – the show that hastaken Europe by storm – returns to Australia for a nationaltour in April and May with a brand new production. BalletRevolución is recharged, rebooted and ready for itsAustralian fans once again.

Audiences all over the world simply cannot get enough of theCuban dancers’ exuberant energy and contagious joy of lifewith which they turn any idea into an explosive and intenseperformance. With breathtaking twists, daring jumps andsensual moves from ballet to street dance, Ballet Revoluciónhas already thrilled audiences in sold-out shows fromSingapore to Berlin, Vienna and London.

Leading Australian choreographer Aaron Cash, along withCuban choreographer Roclan Gonzalez Chavez, blendbreathtaking contemporary moves with salsa and Cubandance to produce a unique fusion, resulting in an explosionof unbridled passion and raw energy.

Tickets: Member $89.90 Full $94.90 Concession $89.90 Groups 8+ $89.90

Duration: 95 minutes, plus interval

An irresistible Cubancocktail of ferocioussensuality.”The Australian

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Frankston Arts Centre | Daytime Music + Theatre

The Australian Ballet SchoolFriday 18 may, 10.30am & 1.30pm | Theatre

A showcase of diverse works – this is your chance to see theart of ballet enlivened by the youth and dynamism of itsfuture stars.Tickets: Member $18, Full $20, Groups 10+ $18eaIncludes light refreshment, tea/coffee, pre show.Lunch at noon additional $22

Frankston Music Society

Haydn’s Choral Masterpiece:The CreationSunday 27 may, 2.30pm | Theatre

Experience one of the greatest choral classics with FrankstonSymphony and mornington Peninsula Chorale. Featuringspecial guest soloists Suzanne Shakespeare, Kent mcIntosh,Alex Pokryshevsky and conducted by Thaddeus Huang. Tickets: Adult $28, Conc $25, U16 $12


Frankly SinatraFriday 8 June, 10.30am & 1.30pm | Theatre

Australian musical theatre star Philip Gould and awardwinning singer michelle Fitzmaurice team up to sing anddance their way through 22 hits of the man called the“Chairman of The Board”.Tickets: Member $18, Full $20, Groups 10+ $18eaIncludes light refreshment, tea/coffee, pre show.Christmas in June Lunch at 12pm additional $26

Lunchbox Theatrical Productions

Beyond The BarricadeTuesday 12 June, 8pm | Theatre

For the first time in Australia, enjoy the best-loved songs fromthe world’s greatest West End and Broadway musicals in aglittering concert.Tickets: Adult $75, Conc $70, 4 Ticket Offer $260, Groups 8+ $65

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HIT Productions

Hotel Sorrento By Hannie Rayson

Saturday 19 may, 8pm | Theatre

Hotel Sorrento, by one of Australia's favourite playwrights,Hannie Rayson, is about the reunion of three sisters who grewup together in the seaside town of Sorrento.

Middle sister Meg returns from England to discover herfamily are not thrilled about her new award-nominated bookclaiming the novel is just their life story with names changed.

Nostalgia and contested memories collide as the familydiscover that shared stories can bring a family together andalso drive them apart.

Tickets: Member $40-$50 Adult $45-$57 Concession $42-$52 Under 30 $27-$35 Schools $18

Duration: 120 minutes,including interval

Post Show Q&A

This is a real Australian family in a realAustralian setting, a gentle psychologicalthriller that no Australian should miss.” Adelaide Theatre Guide

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Which Way HomeThursday 14 June, 7.30pm | Theatre

Tash and her Dad are going on a road trip. Home to country,where the sky is higher and the world goes on forever. It’s along way from the wide streets and big old houses of Tash’schildhood.

Dad still thinks he’s the king of cool, but he’s an old fella now.It’s time for Tash to take him home.



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Perfectly pitched between humour and pathos.”★★★★ The Age

Which Way Home mixes broad comedy withthe most touching emotions.” Stage Whispers

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Glen Campbell, Linda Ronstadt & John Denver: A TributeFriday 29 June, 8pm | Theatre

Paying tribute to three music legends who dominated thecharts in the 60s, 70s and 80s. Graham and Ashleigh Toolerelive the magic and greatest hits of these superstars.Tickets: Member $64.90, Adult $69.90, Conc $66.90, Groups 10+ $59.90


The Adele & Amy SongbookSaturday 30 June, 8pm | Theatre

The sensational Amanda Canzurlo – aka Bloom – brings hersoulful vocal resonance to cover two artists that have takenthe music world by storm over the last decade... Adele andAmy Winehouse. Tickets: Member $64.90, Adult $69.90, Conc $66.90, Groups 10+ $59.90

Abstract Touring

John Paul Young and The Allstar Band:The Vanda & Young SongbookFriday 6 July, 8pm | Theatre

Travel through the decades of Vanda and Young mega hitsand John’s own behind the scenes stories about the songsand their making, at a time when music was king.Tickets: Adult $69, Concession $65, Groups 10+ $65

Premier Artists

Kasey Chambers: Campfire TourWednesday 11 July, 7.30pm | Theatre

Join Kasey Chambers by the “campfire” for a musical journey through the stories of places, people, cultures andsounds that have inspired one of Australia’s most reveredperformers.Tickets: Adult $62.95, U15 $43.95

The Harbour Agency

Guy Sebastian Friday 15 June, 7pm | Theatre

For the first time in two and a half years, one of Australia’smost popular and successful male artists, Guy Sebastian, is taking his band on the road this Winter. Guy is the onlyAustralian male artist to have ever achieved six number onesingles and two number one albums in chart history.Tickets: All tickets $85.95

Australian Welsh Male Choir and Victoria Police Pipe Band

Daytime ConcertsWednesday 20 June, 10.30am & 1.30pm | Theatre

A varied repertoire of songs including much lovedtraditional Welsh pieces. The choir has toured England,Wales and Ireland a number of times during its 44 years.The choir gave a successful tour of China in 2017 and willperform in the Royal Albert Hall, London in October 2018.Tickets: Member $18, Adult $20, Groups 10+ $18Lunch at noon additional $25

Bjorn Again

Thank ABBA for the Music TourSaturday 23 June, 8pm | Theatre

Bjorn Again, the World’s No.1 ABBA Tribute Band, arerenowned for their musical excellence, authentic voices,costumes and energetic on-stage performances.Tickets: Member $64.90, Adult $69.90, Concession $66.90,Child U16 $66.90, Groups 8+ $59.90

Victorian State Ballet

Snow WhiteSunday 24 June, 2.30pm | Theatre

A spectacular full-length classical ballet production of thismost famous of fairy tale stories. Featuring the superbartistry and highly skilled ballet technique of the VictorianState Ballet, this enchanting take on the Disney masterpiecewill be a sheer delight for the whole family.Tickets: Member $50-$60, Adult $65-$75, Conc $55-$65,U14 $40-$50, Groups 10+ $45-$55

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Upcoming ShowsThe Wiggles

The Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle Tour!Thursday 12 July, 10am, 12.30pm, 2.30pm & 5pm | Theatre

The Wiggles are coming to perform as part of their WiggleWiggle Wiggle! Tour! This brand new show will featureEmma, Lachy, Anthony and Simon along with all their wiggly friends.Tickets: All tickets $33.50, Groups 10+ $31.50Children under 12 months free on adult knee

Samuel Klingner Entertainment

The Naked MagiciansFriday 13 July, 8pm | Theatre

Seen on London’s West End, in 200+ cities around the world,and by over 50 million on TV, The Naked magicians isundoubtedly the world’s funniest and naughtiest magic show! 18+ only: Includes coarse language, sexual references andmale nudity... get ready to have some fun!Tickets: VIP Premium Seats + Meet & Greet $79.90, Member$44.90, Adult $49.90, Concession $44.90, Groups 5+ $44.90


Buddy Holly In Concert:27th AnniversarySaturday 14 July, 8pm | Theatre

2018 marks the 27th Anniversary of the smash hit musicalBuddy, The Buddy Holly Story opening in Australia, starringScot Robin.Tickets: Member $64.90, Adult $69.90, Conc $66.90, Groups 10+ $59.90

PLOS Musical Productions

The Phantom Of The OperaFriday 20 July, 7.30pm; Saturday 21 July, 7.30pm; Sunday 22July, 1.30pm; Tuesday 24 July, 7.30pm; Wednesday 25 July,7.30pm; Thursday 26 July, 7.30pm; Friday 27 July, 7.30pm;Saturday 28 July, 1.30pm | Theatre

Beneath the Paris Opera House hides the Angel of Music.Tickets: Member $50, Adult $55, Conc $50, U16 $39, Groups 20+ $50

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Monkey Baa Theatre Company

Josephine Wants To DanceBased on the book by Jackie French and Bruce Whatley

Thursday 5 July, 11am & 2pm | Theatre

Tickets: Member $23 Tickets $25Family (4) $95Schools $18


Warning: Fog/smoke effects.

Adapted by Eva Di Cesare, Sandra Eldridge and Tim mcGarryDirector: Jonathan BigginsComposer: Philip ScottChoreographer: Tim Harbour(courtesy of the Australian Ballet)


© Bruce Whatley 2006, from Josephine Wants to Dance by Jackie French and Bruce Whatley. Published by Harper Collins Australia.

Josephine is a kangaroo – who loves to dance. Her littlebrother, Joey, tells her that kangaroos don't dance, theyhop – but Josephine continues to point her toes and leapthrough the air.

A delightfully funny tale that looks at the importance ofpursuing your dreams.

A story about dreams, believing in yourself...and a dancing kangaroo.

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Falling In Love AgainThursday 2 August, 7.30pm | Theatre

Falling In Love Again is a tribute to thelegendary actress and singer marleneDietrich, from New Zealand’s first lady ofstage and screen, Jennifer Ward-Lealand.Singing highlights from Miss Dietrich’s films,concerts and recordings, Jennifer performssongs by Cole Porter, Edith Piaf, FredericHollander and Pete Seeger.

Jennifer and musical director and pianistGrant Winterburn are joined by bass playerAaron Coddel. Beautifully lit by lightingdesigner Andrew malmo, and featuring an

exquisite recreation of one of Dietrich’sfamous gowns, this acclaimed showvividly captures the timeless style andglamour of an icon of Hollywood’sGolden Age.

Ticket Prices: Member $64, Adult $69,Limited Conc $59, U16 $29, Groups 6+

Adult $54, Groups 6+ Conc $49

Duration: 90 minutes, including interval

The spellbinding web this trioweaves is nothing short ofcaptivating… it was wonderfulto overhear older members of the audience swooningexcitedly after the showabout how perfect everydetail was.” Huxley, 2017

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Neo Radio

La Petite MortSaturday 14 July, 7.30pm | Cube 37

ComEDy / DRAmA

This tongue-in-cheekwhodunnit will have youbelieving you are in a sultryclub with a swinging bandfrom yesteryear, playing acontemporary soundtrackof hit songs.

Inspired by film noir, La Petite Mort transportsmusic by artists like NickCave, Amy Winehouse andTaylor Swift to the steamystreets of jazz land.

It's 1940s radio dramablended with comedycabaret!

Tickets:Member $39Adult $44Concession $40 Under 30 $30


Warning: Occasional coarse language witha sprinkling of double entendre.

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Essence Productions

Point of No Return By Alaine Beek

Friday 17 August, 12pm | Cube 37

Based on the fascinating true story of Australia’s firstboys’ prison, Point of No Return is a riveting dramaabout a group of youths struggling to survive inTasmania’s Point Puer Prison. This strong cast oftalented actors will take you on an emotional, and at

times, dark journey to a sense of hope as the boys become Australia’s first colonists.

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Tickets: Member $24Adult $30 Concession $25 Groups 10+ $18


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Warning: Adult themes, some coarse language

Hey Boss

Swing Man Written and performed by Damian Callinan

Saturday 11 August, 7.30pm | Cube 37

Damian Callinan, renowned character and stand-upcomedian, confirms what many had long suspected:he suffers from OTTDS (Over The Top DanceSyndrome). After years of eschewing partner dancingand cutting up dance floors on his own, he discoversthat the only cure is to learn how to Swing Dance.

Tickets: Member $39, Adult $44, Concession $40, Under 30 $30


ComEDy / DANCEFleet of foot Damian Callinan has found thatself-improvement and comedy can makestrangely effective bedfellows.”Herald Sun

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Warning: Mild coarselanguage and adult content.Recommended for ages 16+.


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Michael Cormick Friday 3 August, 10.30am & 1.30pm | Theatre

Join musical theatre star, michael Cormick, as he sings hisfavourite songs from The Phantom of the Opera, Beauty & The Beast, The Boy from Oz and Les Misérables.Tickets go on sale 18 May: Member $19, Full $21, Groups 10+ $19eaIncludes light refreshment, tea/coffee, pre show.Lunch at noon additional $22

Frankston Music Society

An Afternoon at the Proms:Operatic ExtravaganzaSunday 19 August, 2.30pm | Theatre

Join the Frankston Symphony and mornington PeninsulaChorale with guest soloists Katrina Waters and Adam millerfor a spectacular concert, conducted by Thaddeus Huang andTom Pugh, featuring operatic favourites and Proms classics. Tickets: Adult $28, Conc $25, U16 $12

Watts Rockin Entertainment

Beccy Cole with Libby O’Donovan & The Sisters of TwangFriday 31 August, 8pm | Theatre

Beccy Cole, celebrated Country artist & winner of nineGolden Guitars, is coming to Frankston. Old songs, newsongs and surprises. Don’t miss Beccy Cole with Libbyo’Donovan & The Sisters of Twang.Tickets: Member $65.90, Adult $67.90, Conc $65.90

Showcase Entertainment

Herman's HermitsSunday 2 September, 6pm | Theatre

Herman’s Hermits, one of the biggest 60s British Invasionbands, are bringing their 6 O’Clock Hop tour to Australia –every show starts at 6pm sharp. Reminisce with There’s aKind of Hush, I’m Henry VIII, Mrs Brown You’ve Got aLovely Daughter, and more.Tickets: Member $59.90, Adult $69.90, Groups 10+ $59.90

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Jurassica By Dan Giovannoni

Thursday 23 August, 7pm | Theatre

Set in Moorabbin, Jurassica explores what it is to migrateand to spend the rest of your life searching for home. Ralphand Sara migrated from Italy in the 1950s. Their son, Ichlis,never really forgave them for his misunderstood name, andgrandson Luca is struggling to talk to his father or grand-father until one night Ralph is rushed to hospital.

Winner of the 2015 Green Room Award for Best NewAustralian Writing, Dan Giovannoni’s magical new play isabout dinosaurs – but not the prehistoric kind.

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Duration: 120 minutes, including interval

Playwriting Workshop, Post Show Q&ASee page 28 for all the details.

Warning: Coarse language. Recommended for ages 14+.

...the exploration into this 21st centuryItalian family had me in fits of laughter...this show is an absolute must-see.”Theatre Review

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Circa Contemporary Circus

Humans Created by yaron Lifschitz and the Circa Ensemble

Wednesday 22 August, 8pm | Theatre

Circa's reputation for fearless, boundary-pushing new circus is borne out in everyone of their shows, which blur the linesbetween movement, dance, theatreand circus.

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Special Workshop Circa make it look soeasy! Want to have a goyourself? The FAC hasarranged a special circusworkshop for adults. See page 28 for all the details.

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Stunning athleticism and heart-stopping acrobatics in this innovativecircus work of the highest calibre.”★★★★★ ArtsHub

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Exhibitions Tammy Honey: iLandscapeThursday 5 April to Saturday 21 AprilArt After DarkThe irony of the inner pop star unknowingly performing in apublic context, unaware of their bad singing, juxtaposed withreferences of historical Australian landscape paintings.

Jordan Richardson: FracturedThursday 5 April to Saturday 23 JuneFAC Curved WallA selection of vibrant artwork inspired by Jordan’sappreciation for street art and the contemporary artistic styleof David Hockney, Annie Leibowitz and Andy Warhol.

Mother: Celebrating Mother Earth Thursday 26 April to Saturday 19 mayCube GalleryA collection of artworks from local female artists and uniqueinterpretations of Mother Nature... Mother Earth, EarthMother, Gaia. opening Event: Thursday 26 April, 6pm-8pmRSVP: 03 9784 1060

Stalker Theatre: CreatureThursday 26 April to Saturday 19 mayGlass Cube Gallery | Art After DarkThe digital backdrop to the immersive theatrical performanceof Creature that presents a modern retelling of the 1899Australian classic children’s book, Dot and the Kangaroo.

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Herman's HermitsSunday 2 September

Cockfight | The FarmTuesday 4 September

The Farm in association with NoRPA and Performing Lines

Cockfight By The Farm

Tuesday 4 September, 8pm | Theatre

Two blokes in an office: one older, one younger. A crossbetween The Office and a cage fight, Cockfight is a gameof comical one-upmanship.

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A fun-filled romp combining humour andimpressive physicality, sure to please comedyand dance fans alike.” Stage Whispers

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melbourne Chamber orchestramonday 17 September

Ickypedia | The Listiesmonday 24 September

Tickets: Member $34-$44Adult $38-$50Concession $36-$45Under 30 $27-$35Schools $18

Duration: 70 minutes,no interval

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Baluk Arts: Celebrating NAIDOC Week Thursday 28 June to Saturday 4 AugustFAC Curved WallA selection of Indigenous paintings and works on paperreflecting country, connection, history and culture by localemerging artists from Baluk Arts Aboriginal Art Centre inMornington. opening Event: Friday 29 June, 5pm-7pmRSVP: 03 9784 1060

Lifegate: Colour of Hope Thursday 12 July to Saturday 4 AugustCube GalleryYoung people express their personal journeys towardsdeveloping a hope-filled vision that will inspire them to reachtheir own potential in life.

Caroline Graley and John Noordennen:Full BloomThursday 5 July to Saturday 1 SeptemberGlass Cube Gallery | Art After DarkA large scale installation depicting a flower in the moment ofdehiscence, bursting open to release seeds and pollen in agrand flourish.

FAC Open Exhibition 2018Friday 10 August to Friday 31 AugustCube GalleryFAC Open Exhibition theme Immersion is inspired by FAC’s2018 Dive into the Arts campaign. The winning artist isawarded their own FAC exhibition opportunity and openingevent in 2019. Entry $16. Applications close Friday 27 July. opening Event: Friday 10 August, 6pm-8pm RSVP: 03 9784 1060

Lifegate: Truth

Baluk Arts: Gillian Garvie

Josh Brnjac: Open Exhibition

Caroline Graley

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Peninsula GrammarThursday 3 may to Saturday 2 JuneFAC mezzanineStudents at Peninsula Grammar are encouraged to think,imagine, create and appreciate in their visual arts practice.Enjoy the abundance of originality and talent on display inthis selection of Semester One artworks by students ofPeninsula Grammar.

Yannick Bauer: North To South PassageThursday 3 may to Saturday 4 AugustFAC Atrium GalleryA stunning photographic exploration of Australia’s beautifulbeaches and Europe’s amazing mountainscapes andarchitectural buildings.

Chisholm TAFE: Little Landscapes 9x5Thursday 24 may to Wednesday 27 JuneCube GalleryA collection of 9” x 5” paintings created by Chisholm artstudents en plein air (in the open air) workshops and ArtAfter Dark on the street front every night from dusk.opening Event: Thursday 24 May, 6pmRSVP: 03 9238 8216

Mangkaja Arts: Works on PaperThursday 7 June to Saturday 4 AugustFAC mezzanineMangkaja artists from the Fitzroy Valley region share stories of culture and identity through vibrant images andrepresentations of country painted with a lively distinct use of colour and uninhibited style.

Amy Nuggett,Wurna Jiljingurnu Kayili Martuwarrakarti

Yannick Bauer

Chisholm TAFE: Erin Baillie

Peninsula Grammar


What’s New? Frankston’s newest event space opensThe new Lounge at Frankston Arts Centre is officially open forbusiness. Recently refurbished to a very high specification, ourcontemporary function space also comes with exclusive use ofthe arts centre outdoor balcony and bar overlooking ourbeautiful City of Frankston.

Whether it be a celebration, your next conference, businessmeeting or pre-show entertaining, The Lounge Room & Balconyis set to be the new venue of choice for event planners in 2018.

For more information and to discuss your event: 03 9784 1965or [email protected]

A new way to see theatreFrankston Arts Centre is pleased to introduce a new service forthose who are visually impaired. In the upcoming performanceof Jurassica an audio description of the performance will beavailable.

Audio description is the auditory narration of live performance.During gaps in dialogue, it describes visual elements such asscenes, settings, actions and costumes. Audio description isaccessed by using audio description equipment andheadphones provided by the theatre. It is discreet, easy tooperate and other theatre patrons will not even be aware thatanother audience member is using this facility. It is particularlybeneficial to people who are blind and vision impaired andpeople with print, learning and physical disabilities.

Other performances that are being made more accessible toall community members include an Auslan Interpretedperformance for George’s Marvellous Medicine and an openCaptioned performance for Hotel Sorrento. Open Captioningis where large screens display the dialogue in text.

Information: 03 9784 1896 or DoArtFAC.com.au

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Hip Cat Circus: After School ClassesRuns in conjunction with school terms | Cube 37Tiny Cats: 5-7 years | Wednesdays, 4pm-5pmJunior Cats: 8-12 years | Tuesdays, 4pm-5.30pm;Wednesdays, 5pm-6.30pmSenior Cats: 13-21 years | Tuesdays, 5.40pm-7.40pmEver wanted to run away and join the circus? Circus is fun,friendly and non-competitive. Kids learn skills like tumbling,acrobalance, aerials and juggling whilst improving fitness and having fun. Term fees range from $140 – $200 depending on age andterm length. Enquires: 03 9784 1896

Hot Arts for Cool Kids monday 2 July, Tuesday 3 July, Thursday 5 July, Friday 6 July, 10am-12.30pm | Cube 37Come visit our Aussie Bush Backyard these holidays and get crafty with Hot Arts. Using all recyclable and sustainablematerials, get crafty making your very own Aussie animal. All tickets: $15 | Suitable ages: 4-12 yearsMust be accompanied by an adult

Playwriting Workshop Saturday 18 August, 1pm-2pm | Cube 37Ever wondered what it takes to write a play? Got a great ideabut don’t know how to get it out of your head. Come alongto our scriptwriting workshop and use your brain power forsharing your creativity and ideas with the world. Free with ticket purchase of Jurassica. Book directly with BoxOffice on 03 9784 1060.Maximum 15 participants | Suitable for ages 16+

Circus for Big KidsSaturday 18 August, 2.30pm-4pm | Cube 37When was the last time you could touch your toes? If youranswer is 20 years ago, then this is the workshop for you! Foradults, come along and learn some basic circus skills, havesome fun and find a new and fun way to improve yourphysical fitness. You might not be walking the tightrope atthe end, but you’ll definitely have a laugh!$20 per person or $10 with a ticket purchased for Circa’sHumans. Maximum 25 participants. Suitable for ages 21 plus.

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FAC Information

Hours: 9am-5pm Monday toFriday, 9am-2pm Saturday and 1 hour before performances.

Tickets: Booked tickets may becollected at the Box Office or canbe mailed for a nominal fee.

Concession: Unless otherwisestated, concession includesGovernment Pension Card/SeniorCard, full time student or person inreceipt of unemployment benefits.Some performances may havelimited concessions detailed.

Auslan Interpreted Performance

Car Parking: For undercover parking,

enter from Young Street. Feesapply. ‘Reserved’ applies all hours.

Children and Babies: Unless otherwise stated,

everyone attending a performance,including children and babies, must hold a valid ticket.

Frankston Arts Centre27-37 Davey Street (PO Box 490)Frankston Victoria [email protected]

Tickets: 03 9784 1060theFAC.com.au

2 Course Dining: Dinner package available

includes a set main and dessert.

Hearing Assistance: Receivers are available

for loan.

Interpreter Service: 131 450

Live Theatre Captioning

Special Needs: We provide access for all

abilities. Please advise the BoxOffice in advance.

DISCLAImER: Every effort hasbeen made to ensure theaccuracy of the details in thisbrochure, however the FACreserves the right to withdraw,substitute or vary the details ofperformances and to rectify anyerrors at a later date.

Frankston Arts Centre is a businessunit of Frankston City Council


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FAC Membership

FAC mEmBERSHIP:

Annual membership nowavailable. Valid until endof December 2018.Individual $40, Joint $80.

Individual members areeligible to purchase onediscounted ticket eachperformance and jointmembers are eligible topurchase two discountedtickets each performance.

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Become an FAC member and enjoy startreatment!

n Member discounts to FAC Program shows and othernominated shows

n Priority bar service – walk the red carpet and skip the queues

n Advance copy of FAC Program bookletn Invitation to the FAC Program launch party to preview

upcoming showsn Deferred payment to FAC Program shows –

choose the best seats now and pay latern Pre-sale booking opportunitiesn Exclusive offers and special member only events.

more information: memberFAC.com.au

Eat & Drink @ the FACBlack Tie offer two dining choices for yourenjoyment – two course and casual.

Savour our two course Pre-Show Dining experience with achoice of two main courses and two desserts for $48 perperson at shows. Dinner commences in our dining room twohours prior to each show to allow sufficient time to relax andenjoy your meal without feeling rushed. With an emphasison fresh, seasonal ingredients, our menus change for eachdining experience and are proudly catered by Black Tie.Bookings: 03 9784 1060

For those looking for a quick bite or a drink before a show,you can choose from our over the Bar menu items, rangingfrom mixed Sandwich Plates, Seasonal Antipasto to share,Australian Cheese Platter and various Faster Food optionsfor those that may be pressed for time.

The bar is centrally located in the main theatre building andis open one hour prior to performances. To avoid the rush,don’t forget to pre-order your interval drinks and snacks atthe bar prior to the show's commencement.

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