As the holiday season approaches, the gift of theatre and entertainment becomes a unique and memorable present for loved ones. The Sunshine Coast Council’s Lake Kawana Community Centre and Coolum Civic Centre are gearing up to offer a diverse array of performances, events, and entertainment options in the upcoming year.
From live music to theatre, dance, comedy, and children’s entertainment, there is something for everyone on the calendar. These venues promise high-quality experiences that cater to various tastes and interests, ensuring a delightful time for all visitors.
This Christmas, consider gifting tickets to a show at the Lake Kawana Community Centre to create lasting memories with family and friends. The lineup includes renowned productions such as Queensland Theatre Company’s Quartet and the captivating one-woman play, Mother, featuring the talented Australian actor Noni Hazlehurst.
For the younger audience, shake and stir theatre co will showcase their adaptation of Harper Lee’s classic novel in Tequila Mockingbird, adding an Australian twist to the beloved story. Families can also look forward to Monkey Baa Theatre Company’s stage adaptation of Li Cunxin’s The Peasant Prince, offering a heartwarming experience for all.
Entertainment seekers can indulge in laughter with the Aboriginal Comedy Allstars, showcasing top Indigenous stand-up comedy talents from around the country. Additionally, the Coolum Civic Centre will host captivating productions like Catherine Alcorn’s portrayal of Bette Midler in The Divine Miss Bette and Amy Herzog’s thought-provoking play, 4000 Miles.
The latter presents a touching exploration of the evolving relationship between a grandson and his grandmother, offering a mix of humor and introspection. To make the most of these shows, consider becoming an SCvip member for exclusive discounts and offers throughout the year.
Tickets for these performances range from $17.50 to $48 per person, with early bird discounts available for a limited time. For more details or to secure your seats, reach out to the Lake Kawana Community Centre either by phone or online.
These theatrical offerings not only provide entertainment but also serve as a cultural experience that enriches the community. The arts have long been a vital part of society, offering a platform for expression, reflection, and connection.
By supporting local theatre, audiences contribute to the preservation and growth of artistic endeavors, ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy the magic of live performances. The Sunshine Coast’s commitment to providing a diverse and engaging cultural landscape is evident in the range of shows and events lined up for the coming year.
Whether you are a seasoned theatre enthusiast or someone looking to explore new artistic horizons, the upcoming programs at the Lake Kawana Community Centre and Coolum Civic Centre promise a fulfilling and entertaining experience for all.
So this festive season, consider giving the gift of theatre and entertainment, and treat your loved ones to an unforgettable cultural journey on the Sunshine Coast.
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