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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.
The FAC’s main building boasts an 800 seat theatre, severalexhibition spaces, a flexible function centre with dining andconference facilities with water views. Cube 37 adjoins themain building on Davey Street and includes a 194 seat studiotheatre, exhibition space, computer lab and the Glass Cubegallery. The FAC manages the White Street Gallery in centralFrankston and produces selected outdoor events and festivals.
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 it one of Melbourne’s busiest venues.
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Horrible Histories Live on Stage! The Best of Barmy BritainYou’ll be amazed, appalled and ablaze with delight as this acclaimed West Endshow uses songs, audience participation, fun, facts and farts to tell the storiesof the people who made Britain barmy!
Don’t miss this horrible history of Britain with the nasty bits left in.Suitable for children aged 7 to 12 – but parents will love it as well!
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How Sweet It IsFriday 15 September, 10.30am & 1.30pm | Theatre
Two of Australia’s best known performers, Frankie J. Holdenand Michelle Pettigrove, sing (and dance!) some of thegreatest songs about love, marriage and children.Tickets: Member $18, Full $20, Group 10+ $18eaIncludes light refreshment, tea/coffee, pre show.Lunch at noon additional $22
Grand International Concerts
Isla Grant in ConcertTuesday 19 September, 7.30pm | Theatre
Internationally acclaimed recording artist Isla Grant returnsfor a nostalgic evening concert featuring songs from her newalbum I’m a Survivor. Isla’s beautiful voice encompassescountry folk songs to easy listening. Joined by Al Grant andaccompanied by Glenn Flynn. Tickets: Member $65, Adult $69, Conc $65, Group 6+ $65
Australian Dance Theatre
Be Your Self ReduxFriday 8 September, 8pm | Theatre
Be Your Self Redux fuses Garry Stewart’s audacious choreography withspoken word to create an exciting dance work that leaves audiencesquestioning the underpinnings of who they are.
In Stewart’s Be Your Self Redux, audiences are engaged in a complexdialogue in which they are compelled to explore what makes you ‘you’. Theathletic dancers of Australian Dance Theatre are transformed into erupting,powerful, and emotional entities, projecting startling physical images.
Arising from conversations with a Buddhist monk, neurologist, physiologistand literary academic, Stewart situates the body at the centre of his inquiryand reveals that despite our civilising cultural influences, the body is still aforce to be reckoned with.
Tickets: Member from $29.50, Adult from $34, Conc from $30, U30 from $27
Warning: Strobe lighting, haze effects and adult themes. Recommended for ages 12+.
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CDP Kids Production
Horrible HarrietA play by Maryam Master adapted from the books by Leigh Hobbs
Tuesday 26 September, 11.30am & 2pm | Theatre
Look out! Here comes Horrible Harriet. She’s wicked, wildand wonderful! Horrible Harriet lives in the roof of her schooland keeps teachers chained in the cellar to do her home-work. Harriet and the other children don’t see eye to eye –but all Harriet really wants is a friend. when Athol Eggheadlands in his hot air balloon, Harriet finally meets someonewho understands her. Then Mr Chicken arrives to disrupt thewhole show! Fortunately Horrible Harriet knows how tohandle him... or does she?
The team behind the hit stage productions The 13, 26 and52-Storey Treehouses, The Gruffalo, and Mr Stink, bring theworks of Australian Children’s Laureate, Leigh Hobbs, to lifeon stage.
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Around The World In 80 Days by Jules Verne
adapted for the stage by Toby Hulse| directed by Terence O’Connell
Friday 22 September, 8pm | Theatre
The bet is on! This thrilling new production takes you fromLondon to Bombay, Yokohama to San Francisco, throughtyphoons, out-of-control trains and into the deepest reachesof your imagination as it’s all done with just three actorsplaying a multitude of roles.
The pressure is on and time is running out for Phileas Foggand his band of quirky adventurers. At their heels, a relentlessScotland Yard detective. At stake – beating the clock – andwinning the bet. This is no movie…this is theatre at its mostmagical! Wayne Scott Kermond, Sharon Millerchip and IanStenlake bring this adventure to life in a new adaptation ofthe classic story told in a completely unexpected way.
Join the post-show talkavailable after the 2pmperformance. See page18 for more information.
Evolution Music
Tillerman: The Cat Stevens SongbookSunday 1 October, 2pm | Theatre
The music of Cat Stevens comes alive with the Voices, Stringsand Band of the Tillerman Orchestra, beautifully recreated inthis wonderful show.Tickets: Member $45, Adult $49, Conc $42, Child $25, Group10+ Adult $42, Group 10+ Conc $40, Family $123
Ben Maiorana Entertainment
Elvis – One Night in Vegas Mark AnthonySaturday 7 October, 8pm | Theatre
Relive the King’s triumphant return to the concert stage asMark Anthony recreates this historic period with Elvis – OneNight in Vegas.Tickets: Member $64.90, Adult $69.90, Conc $66.90, Group10+ $59.90
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An Evening with the MSOSaturday 14 October, 8pm | Theatre
In this special concert, British clarinet virtuoso Michael Collinsreturns to play with and conduct the MSO in a riveting seriesof works that shows off the very best of the orchestra’swoodwind section.
Joining him is the 2015 ABC Symphony Australia YoungPerformer of the Year, Brisbane-born Lloyd Van’t Hoff,performing a dynamic work for basset clarinet and chamberorchestra entitled Ornamental Air, composed by MSO’s 2017Composer in Residence, Elena Kats-Chernin.
On the program is Dvorák’s ‘old worldy’ Serenade for Winds,Mendelssohn’s genius concert piece, Konzertstück, andBeethoven’s Symphony No.8 (which he fondly referred to ashis ‘little Symphony in F’), which, despite being written whilethe great composer was growing increasingly deaf, has nomusical deficiencies to show for it!
Tickets: Member from $52.50Adult from $60Conc from $55U30 from $27Group 10+ from $55
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Horrible HistoriesSunday 24 September, 11am | Theatre
You’ll be amazed, appalled and ablaze with delight as thisacclaimed west End shows uses audience participation,songs, fun, facts and farts to tell stories of those who madeBritain barmy! Suitable for children aged 7 to 12 – butparents will love it as well!Tickets: A Reserve $39.20, B Reserve $34
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The Peter Allen SongbookFriday 13 October, 10.30am & 1.30pm | Theatre
Starring John Bowles and Michelle Fitzmaurice, with narratorBrian Hannan, this show will contain many of Peter Allen’sgreatest hits including Rio, I Honestly Love You, Quiet Please,Tenterfield Saddler and many more. Tickets: Member $18, Full $20, Group 10+ $18eaIncludes light refreshment, tea/coffee, pre show.Lunch at noon additional $22
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Hip Cat Circus
Hip Cat Boogie BasementSaturday 14 & Sunday 15 October, 2pm | Cube 37
Hip Cat Circus goes back to the 1940s when “Swing was theThing”. During this dynamic era, live entertainment becamemore accessible and children’s theatre was introduced. Sitback and enjoy the Hip Cats in their own Boogie Basement,where razzle dazzle is a must!Tickets: $20
Pro Raw Powerlifting
Big Dogs 2Sunday 15 October, 1pm | Theatre
Powerlifters from USA, Russia, Australia, Czech Republic,Azerbaijan, Israel, Belarus, UK and more. we expect to see a 500kg squat, Andrey Malanichev squatted 485kg at Big Dogs 2016.Tickets: $65 – $110
Raglan Road
The Rhythms Of Ireland 2017 TourTuesday 24 October, 8pm | Theatre
Experience a spectacular evening of traditional Irish dance,music and song enhanced by stunning costumes, sound andlighting. Seen by over two-million worldwide, this showblends ancient traditions with innovative choreography.Tickets: Member $64.90, Adult $74.90, Conc & U16 $64.90,Group 6+ $64.90, Family (2A+2U16) $250
ATA Allstar Artists
The Glenn Miller OrchestraSaturday 28 October, 7.30pm | Theatre
Direct from the USA! The most popular and sought after bigband in the world today for both concert and swing danceengagements is coming to Frankston. with its unique jazzsound and featuring America’s finest musicians and singers,the Glenn Miller Orchestra is considered to be one of thegreatest bands of all time.
The Glenn Miller Orchestra brings back all those sentimentalmemories of the 1940s – the great ‘Big Band’ hits, theoriginal Glenn Miller arrangements, the Frank Sinatra Song-book, the music of The Andrews Sisters, the romantic worldwar II melodies made famous by Vera Lynn, and much more.
Even today, Glenn Miller’s musical arrangements are stillheard around the world – timeless icons of American culturesuch as Chattanooga Choo Choo, In the Mood, TuxedoJunction, A String of Pearls, Moonlight Serenade, LittleBrown Jug, Pennsylvania 6-5000 – music which captivatedmillions of people worldwide. Join us on a sentimentaljourney down memory lane!
Tickets: Member $84.90Adult $89.90Pensioner $84.90Group 8+ $84.90
“A band ought to have asound all of its own. It oughtto have a personality.”Glenn Miller
Abstract Entertainment
The Bootleg BeatlesSunday 5 November, 8pm | Theatre
Formed from the west End cast of the musical Beatlemania,this is the world’s premier Beatles show. An amazing multi-media production recreates the vast soundscapes of TheBeatles.Tickets: Adults from $59.50, Conc from $53.55, U16 from$44.50, Group10+ from $53.55
Join a Swing dancingworkshop the day of theshow. See page 19 formore information.
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Christmas SpectacularFriday 8 December, 10.30am & 1.30pm | Theatre
Led by tenor Roy Best, Promac celebrates 30 years with awonderful mix of traditional Christmas carols, contemporaryChristmas songs and a whole lot of laughs in between.Tickets: Member $18, Full $20, Group 10+ $18eaIncludes light refreshment, tea/coffee, pre show.Christmas Lunch at noon additional $26
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The Dusty Springfield Story:wendy StapletonFriday 8 December, 7pm | Function Centre
Starring Wendy Stapleton and featuring fabulous musicaltheatre singer/dancers and musicians, this show takes you ona colourful and festive journey through all the hits of the 60s,70s, 80s and 90s that made Dusty a household name.Tickets: $59 including 2 course dinner
PLOS Musical Productions
The Little Mermaid31 December – 10 January, various times | Theatre
Everyone’s favourite Disney princess takes to the stage thisnew Year’s Eve in a beautiful underwater musical adventurefor the whole family. The Little Mermaid is an enchantingmixture of irresistible story, unforgettable songs and breath-taking dance numbers. Tickets: Member $47, Adult $52, $Conc $47, U16 $39, Group 20+ $47
Imperial Russian Ballet Company
A Festival of Russian BalletThursday 9 November, 8pm | Theatre
Following their sell-out performances of The Nutcracker, theImperial Russian Ballet Company return to Australia with theirdiverse and stunning programme in three awe-inspiring acts.Tickets: Member $79, Adult $89, Conc $79, U16 $69, Group 10+ $79, Family (2A+2U16) $290
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From Broadway to BallroomFriday 10 November, 10.30am & 1.30pm | Theatre
From Broadway to Ballroom stars the 2015 World DanceCouncil Champions Emma and Rhett Salmon and seasonedopera performers Liza Beamish and Lachlan Baker. Tickets: Member $18, Full $20, Group 10+ $18eaIncludes light refreshment, tea/coffee, pre show.Lunch at noon additional $22
City of Frankston
Frankston’s Christmas Festival of LightsSaturday 25 November, 5pm-10pm | Davey Street, Frankston
Celebrate the 20th Christmas tree lighting spectacular,followed by dazzling fireworks. Join in on the festivitiesincluding family friendly performances, children’sentertainment and activities, shopping and dining.Free event. Enquiries: frankstonevents.com.au | 1300 322 322
Blue Ribbon Foundation
Navy Blue Harmony ConcertSunday 26 November, 2pm | Theatre
Featuring the Royal Australian navy Band, Victoria PolicePipe & Drum Band and Andrew wishart. Proceeds benefitVictoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation Peninsula Branchalong with Frankston and Rosebud Hospitals.All tickets: $25
Save the date: Season 2018 launchThursday 30 NovemberMembers and special guests are invited to anentertaining evening as we preview the 2018 FAC SeasonTheatre program. It's a smorgasbord of music, drama,comedy and dance!
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Exhibitions: See more! Locals of Frankston: Richard SimpkinThursday 26 June to Saturday 21 OctoberFAC Mezzanine GalleryPhotographer and author Richard Simpkin documented thestories of locals in 2015 to create a true snapshot of whatmakes Frankston such a unique bayside city.
There's a Currawong in the Garden:Karen BarnesThursday 3 August to Saturday 21 OctoberFAC Atrium Gallery Karen works primarily with hard ground etchings that areinspired by her strong sense of wonder coupled with hours of observing nature and a love of drawing.
Sense of Place: wendy GraceThursday 10 August to Saturday 14 OctoberFAC Curved Wall nature inspired works driven by Grace’s affection and intriguefor the landscape and the characteristic contours and texturesthat occur in nature’s cyclic process of growth and change.
Oliver’s Hill Panoramic: Josh BrnjacThursday 10 August to Sunday 10 DecemberWhite Street Mall Light BoxesStunning Frankston coastline captured by local youngentrepreneur and landscape photographer, Josh Brnjac.
Not for profit boutique: Revamped JewelleryThursday 24 August to Saturday 21 OctoberFAC Art + Gift BoxesRaising funds for women's charities by revamping andrecycling donated jewellery.
Nascent: Gina CzarneckiMonday 4 September to Sunday 17 SeptemberGlass Cube Gallery | Art After DarkCombining visual art, experimental media and humanmovement, Nascent is a visual and visceral journey throughand about being. Poised and isolated, dancers’ bodiesgradually become intertwined, massed forms that pause and unfold across the screen. Score by Fennesz.
Oakwood ArtworksThursday 7 September to Saturday 16 September Cube GalleryOakwood School is an innovative and successful school forvulnerable young people who have been developed andnurtured by the Oakwood teachers to engage witheducation.
Traverse: Amanda nelson Thursday 7 September to Saturday 30 SeptemberGlass Cube GalleryThe concept for traverse was realised during Amanda’sresidency at Point nepean’s Police Point. Through stories andpatterns in the landscape, the drawing explores the bridgebetween past and future.
Polyglot, Mahogany Rise & Monterey Monday 18 September to Sunday 1 OctoberGlass Cube Gallery | Art After DarkA music video by Polyglot Theatre in collaboration with the kids and artists of Mahogany Rise Primary School andMonterey Secondary College. Polyglot’s programs encouragechildren to stretch their ideas and forge their own creativepaths through explorative, collaborative, skill-building play.
Rooted in Hope Thursday 21 September to Saturday 30 SeptemberCube GalleryLifegate Inc’s 6th Annual Colour of Hope Youth Exhibition.Artwork by Frankston teenagers learning to overcomepersonal crises and live a life rooted in hope.
Polyglot Theatre: Outer Bounds, Sarah walker
Rooted in Hope: Waterfalls
Oakwood Artworks: Open Ocean, Brad Mills
Sycamore, wendy Grace
There's a Currawong in the Garden, Karen Barnes
Revamped Jewellery: Jenni Alderton
Oliver’s Hill Panoramic, Josh Brnjac
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Exhibitions: See more! Statewide Autistic Services Inc Wednesday 1 November to Wednesday 8 NovemberCube GalleryThe SASI Art Competition for adults with a disability awardsthe Alfred Murfey Prize, in honour of one of the SASIfounders, a People’s Choice Award and the Packer’s Prize.
Cabinet of Cardboard Curiosities: Eliza-Jane GilchristThursday 2 November to Sunday 26 NovemberGlass Cube Gallery | Art After DarkEliza-Jane Gilchrist explores pattern and shape in large scalecardboard installations that are inspired by historical ‘cabinetsof curiosities’ or ‘wonder rooms’ displaying fascinating objectsthat highlight the wonders and oddities of the natural world.
Southern Independent SchoolsSaturday 11 November to Thursday 23 NovemberCube GalleryAn impressive selection of fine quality artwork selected from16 secondary schools; Visual Communication and Design,Art, Textiles, Studio Arts, wood Technology. Note: Full exhibition until Thursday 16 november.
Think Imagine: Chisholm Art & DesignExcellence ExhibitionThursday 30 November to Tuesday 19 DecemberCube GalleryThe very best of 2017 student folios from Fine Art, Illustration,Photography, Graphic Design, Screen and Games Art. Opening: Thursday 30 November, 6pm-8pmRSVP: 03 9238 8216
Prints and Works on Paper: Mangkaja ArtsThursday 14 December to Saturday 10 February FAC Curved Wall Mangkaja artists from the Fitzroy Valley region share stories of culture and identity through vibrant images and represent-ations of country painted with a lively distinct use of colourand uninhibited style.
Mental Health Week Art Exhibition Thursday 5 October to Saturday 28 OctoberCube GalleryCoordinated by wellways, this exhibition is a showcase ofwork by artists who have been affected by mental illness,including carers and significant others.Artists’ Soirée: Monday 9 October, 6pm-8pm RSVP: 03 9784 6800
Peninsula Short Film FestivalTuesday 10 October to Sunday 29 OctoberGlass Cube Gallery | Art After DarkA selection of Peninsula Short Film Festival films will beprojected on the glass cube facade including the 2017People’s Choice winner Covered in Exposure; Carl Sorheimand Best Animation short films. PSFF 2018 will be screeningon Saturday 10 February, at the Village Green, Rosebud.
The Back to Back Theatre Portraits:Steve SaloThursday 19 October to Saturday 9 DecemberFAC Curved Wall Contemporary artist Steve Salo collaborated with Back toBack Theatre to paint portraits of the ensemble actors andthe artistic director of one of Australia’s most globallyrecognised and respected theatre companies.
FAC Gift StoreThursday 26 October to Saturday 3 FebruaryFAC Art + Gift BoxesShop at our designer jewellery store for locally inspired cardsand gifts for the festive and summer seasons.
Tania FerrierThursday 26 October to Saturday 27 JanuaryFAC Atrium Gallery Tania Ferrier celebrates cultural diversity and explores themes of identity and belonging, often collaborating withother artists and Indigenous and multicultural communities in Australia and the USA.
Back to Back Theatre: Simon Laherty actor, Steve Salo
Village People, Tania Ferrier
Peninsula Short Film Festival Magnolia, Eliza-Jane Gilchrist
Mangkaja Arts: Rodeo Time, Mervyn Street
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SASI Art Competition: Owen McCaffrey
Chisholm Art & Design: Bradley Henderson
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Get your swing on! Swing Dancing workshopSaturday 28 October, 1pm-2pm | Cube 37Find inspiration in the music of the Glenn Miller Orchestraand get into the swing of the 1940s. Renowned dance schoolSwing Patrol Frankston will take you through the steps andhave you lindy hopping to the beat – a perfect introductionto swing dancing.$20 with performance ticket, $30 workshop only
Hip Cat Circus: After School ClassesHip Cat Circus teaches circus skills led by professionaltrainers. It’s fun, exciting, friendly and non-competitive. Comealong and learn aerials, tumbling, acrobalance, manipulation,juggling, hooping, mini-tramp, clowning and so much more.
Tiny Cats (Ages: 5-7 years)Junior Cats (Ages: 8-12 years) Senior Cats (Ages: 13+ years)
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Hot Arts for Cool Kids Monday 8, Tuesday 9, Thursday 11 & Friday 12 January10am-12.30pm | Cube 37Join our talented team and make artworks and inventionsfrom recycled materials using your imagination. Visit all ourart stations, such as paper, woodwork, sewing, constructionmaterials, painting and surprise us with your originalcreations.All tickets: $15 | Suitable ages: 4-12 yearsMust be accompanied by an adult
Arts Access ProgramsFrankston Arts Centre aims to ensure that everyone in itscommunity has the opportunity to enjoy and participate inthe arts. There are a number of regular programs that runincluding community art groups, Cirque sur Roues, Art inDialysis art activities, performing and visual arts program,accessible dance and movement classes.
For further details about any of these programs contact theProgramming and Engagement team on 03 9784 1896.
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Antidote: a festival of ideas, art + actionSunday 3 September, 11am | Frankston Library(Livestreamed from Sydney Opera House)At a time of recognised global uncertainty, Antidote willcelebrate the artists, thinkers and ‘doers’ who have spear-headed social change and fought for what they believe in.we’ve spent years talking about the world’s problems – now it’s time to imagine solutions. FREE
Australian Dance Theatre:Be Your Self Redux Workshop | Thursday 7 September, 4pm-6pm | Cube 37Taught by members of the elite ensemble of AustralianDance Theatre (ADT), these workshops provide a deeperunderstanding of the world of dance and promote self-confidence, ingenuity and physical awareness. $20 with performance ticket, $30 workshop onlyAge: 10+ years
Sneak Peek | Friday 8 September, 4.30pm-5.30pm | TheatreSee behind the scenes of part of an ADT company class,followed by a discussion with the Associate Artistic DirectorElizabeth Old, concluding with watching a rehearsal of theshow. FREE with performance ticket
Pre-Show Talk | Friday 8 September, 7pm | FAC MezzanineADT Associate Artistic Director Elizabeth Old will present apre-show talk and Q&A session about Be Your SelfRedux and ADT. Audience members have a chance to hearabout the making of Be Your Self Redux and the unique wayin which this extraordinary contemporary dance companycreates its works. FREE with performance ticket
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Theatre Seating Plan
VIRTUAL TOUR
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:
18 month Membershipnow available. Valid untilend of December 2018.Individual $60, Joint $120.
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 booklet
n Invitation to the FAC Program launch party to previewupcoming shows
n Deferred payment to FAC Program shows –choose the best seats now and pay later
n Pre-sale booking opportunities
n Exclusive offers and special member only events.
More information: MemberFAC.com.au
Eat & Drink @ the FAC
Our Function Centre exclusive caterers Black Tie Catering and Event Managementoffer two dining choices for your enjoyment – casual and 2 course.Casual Dining – Tapas, Tastes and PlatesEnjoy a glass of wine and casual dining in our PeninsulaRoom before your show starts. The venue is always open anhour before the show starts to give you a chance to enjoy abite to eat.
2 Course Dining Available throughout the year on selected shows asindicated by the special dining icon. Dinner packageincludes a set main and dessert. Served in the PeninsulaRoom two hours before the show starts or at 12pm forDaytime Music + Theatre lunches.
Did you know you can pre-order interval drinks and avoid the rush?
For details: 03 9784 1074
