GLORIOUS 26 August

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Sutherland Entertainment CentreIssue 3, 2017

EVERYBODY LOVES LUCYSaturday 1 July

HORRIBLE HARRIET 20 AugustCHRISTMAS IN JULY 15 July

PREMIER ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS:

GREASE AND HAIRSPRAYFriday 7 July 8pmGrease and Hairspray is a spectacular production that brings together two of the biggest and most popular musicals of all time. These two mega-musicals features 50s and 60s style dance music and rhythm and blues. Grease Vs Hairspray, a great fun night of non-stop entertainment.General admission $45, concession $40, group 8+ $40, children under 12 $25Pre-show dining available in our foyer restaurant for only $33pp

HIT PRODUCTIONS IN ASSOCIATION WITH LUCKIEST PRODUCTIONS PRESENT:

EVERYBODY LOVES LUCYSaturday 1 July 8pm Brimming with Lucille Ball’s irrepressible spirit, Luckiest Productions present a tribute to a true trailblazer.This cabaret-style show is a treat for audiences young and old.General admission $47, concession $44, Group 6+ $39, Cabaret dining an extra $33pp

Winter might be coming, but things are really hotting up here at SEC. One of the highlights in July will be a fantastic new live show celebrating the TV phenomenon that was the Lucille Ball show. This laugh packed pint-sized performance will be one of the most entertaining hours on stage at SEC this year.

Popular Music lovers have so much to choose from. Whether it’s the Golden Oldies of Dusty Springfield, the Everly Brothers and Buddy Holly, the 60s and 70s stars Rod Stewart and Tina Turner, the musicals Grease and Hairspray, the 70s and 80s of Fleetwood Mac or The Magic of Queen, there is a tribute performance for all tastes.

We haven’t forgotten classical lovers either as there is the play Glorious, telling the hilarious story of Florence Foster Jenkins the World Worst Opera Singer. There are also two great classical music themed shows, in your much loved formats. Back to the Golden Years present their Winter concert with an Andre Rieu flavoured show, while the annual Christmas in July also has a classic feel as multi-instrumentalist Danny Elliot shows off his incredibly broad talents.

If that’s not enough, the first signs of Spring will be celebrated in on Sunday 27 August with your local Sutherland Shire Symphony Orchestra.

There is also something for the children with the very popular Leigh Hobbs character Horrible Harriet making her first stage appearance direct from the Sydney Opera House on Sunday 20 August. There are great family pack ticket discounts available for this show so book early for that one.

Scott O’Hara, Manager

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SUTHERLAND ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE AND THE BRASS MONKEY PRESENTS:

RUMOURS – 40TH ANNIVERSARY: A TRIBUTE TO FLEETWOOD MACSaturday 8 July 8pmBehind the scenes of success, Fleetwood Mac was in a state of disarray. Tensions were high as the three chief songwriters, Buckingham, Nicks and Christine McVie, channelled their aggressions, frustrations and hurt from their relationship breakups into new songs. The result was one of the era’s all-time greatest albums, and a landmark breakup record: Rumours. All tickets $51. In show cabaret dining available for an extra $35pp

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QUEEN – “THE MAGIC TOUR”Friday 14 July 8pmFor the first time, Thomas Crane and his hot band bring back to life the excitement, sound and stage energy as witnessed at Wembley 1986. You will hear the greatest hits including We Will Rock You, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, We Are The Champions, Radio Ga Ga, I Want to Break Free, A Kind of Magic and Bohemian Rhapsody.General admission $45, concession $40, group 8+ $40Pre-show dining available in the foyer restaurant $33pp

$39, Cabaret dining an extra $33pp

SUTHERLAND ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE AND THE

PREMIER ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS:

HIT PRODUCTIONS IN ASSOCIATION WITH LUCKIEST PRODUCTIONS PRESENT:

EVERYBODY LOVES LUCYSaturday 1 July 8pm Brimming with Lucille Ball’s irrepressible spirit, Luckiest Productions present a tribute to a true trailblazer.This cabaret-style show is a treat for audiences young and old.General admission $47, concession $44, Group 6+ $39, Cabaret dining an extra $33pp

CDP PRESENTS:

HORRIBLE HARRIETSunday 20 August 11.30amA play by Maryam Master, adapted from the books by Leigh Hobbs. Join Harriet’s search for identity and friendship, with songs, laughs, mischievous fun - and not least Mr Chicken himself!General admission $20, concession $17, child under 12 $15, family (2 adults 2 children) $50. Eat’n Street open for morning tea and lunch.

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BACK TO THE GOLDEN YEARS PRESENTS:

SOUNDS OF ANDRE RIEUMonday 21 August 11amExceptionally talented Australian entertainers will delight you with an array of musical renditions from Andre Rieu. Glen Amer is a brilliant pianist and vocalist who has the fingers of Liberace and the voice of Mario Lanza. Vov Dylan, is an International performer who has just been awarded with the title of “The World’s Fastest Violinist”. These are just two of the incredible performers in this specially curated show. Eat’n Street open for morning tea and lunch.

SUTHERLAND ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE PRESENTS:

HOOKED ON CLASSICS: CHRISTMAS IN JULY SPECIALSaturday 15 July 8pmThe ever popular Christmas in July returns with a delicious mid-winter dinner. Enjoy a dinner and show package taking in the performance of the multi-talented international instrumentalist Danny Elliot or enjoy the concert from the upstairs Dress Circle.You will be spellbound by the multi-talented winner of the Australian Variety Entertainer of the Year and international instrumentalist Danny Elliott as he spans all genres of music in a stunning display of extraordinary talent in this Hooked on Classics Christmas Special. General admission $45, concession $42, group 6+ $39 In show cabaret available for an extra $30pp

SUTHERLAND ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE AND DOWNUNDER PROMOTIONS PRESENT:

IT TAKES TWO – ROD & TINASaturday 22 July 8pmA sensational new show direct from New York recreating spellbinding performances of Rod Stewart and Tina Turner. It Takes Two combines the talents of Cookie Watkins as Tina Turner and Rob Caudill as Rod Stewart. It is hard to imagine a more dynamic duo to grace the stage of any venue. Their performances can only be described as, powerhouse, exhilarating and captivating and ensures a lasting memory with audiences that witness the show.

General admission $47, concession $44, group 6+ $39 In show cabaret dining available for an extra $33pp

BEN MAIORANA ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS:

THE EVERLY BROTHERS & BUDDY HOLLY IN CONCERTSaturday 19 August 8pmThis world class tribute stars internationally renown The Robertson Brothers and Scot Robin who breathe life back into the legends that are The Everly Brothers & Buddy Holly.

General admission $69.90, concession $64.90, group 10+ $59.90. Pre-show dining available in the foyer restaurant for only $33pp

MOVIE DAYSGOING IN STYLEWednesday 28 June Lifelong buddies Willie (Morgan Freeman), Joe (Michael Caine) and Albert (Alan Arkin) decide to buck retirement and step off the straight-and-narrow when their pension funds become a corporate casualty.

MY COUSIN RACHELWednesday 26 July A young Englishman plots revenge against his mysterious and beautiful cousin, believing

that she murdered his guardian. But his feelings become complicated as he finds himself falling under the beguiling spell of her charms.

CHURCHILLWednesday 23 August A ticking-clock drama following Winston Churchill (Brian Cox) in the 24 hours before D-Day as tensions mount for the beleaguered British Prime Minister.Movie & Lunch: 11.00am General $12, concession/child $11 Dinner & Movie: 6.00pm $30 Bookings essential for dinnerMovie Night (Movie only): 7.30pmAll tickets $8

decide to buck retirement

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SILVER REEL PRESENTS A SALON PRODUCTION IN ASSOCIATION WITH TEMPO PRODUCTIONS AND EMBANKMENT FILMS AND IN ASSOCIATION WITH LIPSYNC PRODUCTIONS CREATIVE SCOTLAND HEAD GEAR FILMS AND METROL TECHNOLOGYBRIAN COX MIRANDA RICHARDSON JOHN SLATTERY WITH ELLA PURNELL AND JAMES PUREFOY ‘CHURCHILL’ CASTING

BY DAN HUBBARD C.D.G. COSTUME DESIGNER BART CARISS MAKEUP HAIR &

PROSTHETICS DESIGNER CATE HALL PRODUCTIONDESIGNER CHRIS ROOPE MUSIC

COMPOSED BY LORNE BALFE EDITOR CHRIS GILL A.C.E.

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY DAVID HIGGS B.S.C. EXECUTIVE

PRODUCERS JO BAMFORD IAN BERG PETER HAMPDEN PHIL HUNT IAN HUTCHINSON ZYGI KAMASA NICK MANZI NORMAN MERRY MICHAEL MILILLO CHRISTOPHER J REYNOLDS ANDREA REYNOLDS COMPTON ROSSRONNELL SHAW MIKE STARR EXECUTIVE

PRODUCERS TIM HASLAM HUGO GRUMBAR PRODUCERS CLAUDIA BLUEMHUBER AND PIERS TEMPEST PRODUCEDBY NICK TAUSSIG AND PAUL VAN CARTER SCREENPLAY

BY ALEX VON TUNZELMANN DIRECTED BY JONATHAN TEPLITZKY

© Salon Churchill Limited 2016

MY COUSIN RACHELWednesday 26 July A young

that she murdered his guardian. But

CDP PRESENTS:

HORRIBLE HARRIETSunday 20 August 11.30amA play by Maryam Master, adapted from the books by Leigh Hobbs. Join Harriet’s search for identity and friendship, with songs, laughs, mischievous fun - and not least Mr Chicken himself!General admission $20, concession $17, child under 12 $15, family (2 adults 2 children) $50. Eat’n Street open for morning tea and lunch.

group 10+ $59.90. Pre-show dining available in the foyer restaurant for only $33pp

You will be spellbound by the multi-talented winner of the Australian Variety

SUTHERLAND SHIRE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRESENTS:

SPRING CONCERTSunday 27 August 2.30pmOne of Sydney’s most prestigious community orchestra proudly bringing the classical symphonic repertoire to the Sutherland community.General admission $25, concession/student $20, child under 12 (one free ticket with every paying adult)

HIT PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS:

DUSTY AND THE DIVASFriday 8 September 8pmFeaturing the most popular Divas of the 1960s and 1970s - Dusty Springfield, Cilla Black, Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton, Karen Carpenter, Edith Piaf, Connie Francis, Lulu, Petula Clark, Sandie Shaw, Shirley Bassey, The Supremes and many more. Sharon and Jessica are amazing musical interpreters and embrace each character in glamorous costumes and through their songs. The audience will re-live such hits as Son of a Preacher, Walkin’ After Midnight, Downtown, Puppet on a String, Big Spender, Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, It’s My Party, These Boots Are Made For Walking, Mercedes-Benz and more.General admission $47, concession $44, group 6+ $39In-show cabaret dining available for an extra $33.

concerts + comedy + cabaret + functions + exhibitions + theatre

30 Eton Street, Sutherland 2232Telephone: (02) 9521 8888Facsimile: (02) 9545 3216Email: tickets@ssc.nsw.gov.auwww.suthentcent.com.au

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Preview dining menus and book tickets to most shows online. The Centre’s counter is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 4.30pm.MOBILITY ACCESS All ground floors of the SEC are wheelchair accessible, with ramps at the Eton Street entrance and at the rear in Merton Street. A limited number of designated parking spots are available in Eton Street. Please advise when booking tickets if wheelchair access is required.

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HIT PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS:

GLORIOUSSaturday 26 August 8pmGlorious! Is a heart-warming comedy set in New York, in the 1940s and tells the hilarious and true story of the world’s worst opera singer - Florence Foster Jenkins - who was referred to as ‘the first lady of the sliding scale’.

This deliciously happy and delusional woman paid scant attention to her critics and would screech and warble to her audiences who in the majority fell about with laughter.

General admission $47, concession $44, group 6+ $39.

Pre-show dining available in the foyer restaurant for only $33pp

@ A GLANCEMAY24 MOVIE DAY: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST26 GERALDINE TURNER IN TURNER’S TURN27 PETER NORTHCOTE29 PIZZAZZ OF EUROPE

JUNE4 SUTHERLAND SHIRE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA8 SYDNEY COMEDY FESTIVAL SHOWCASE9 JOHNNY CASH THE CONCERT16 LIVE AID 85 THE TRIBUTE24 TENORI – THE TUXEDO TOUR28 MOVIE DAY: GOING IN STYLE30 THE BEST OF THE EAGLES

JULY1 EVERYBODY LOVES LUCY7 GREASE AND HAIRSPRAY8 RUMOURS – 40TH ANNIVERSARY: A TRIBUTE TO FLEETWOOD MAC14 QUEEN – THE MAGIC TOUR15 CHRISTMAS IN JULY22 IT TAKES TWO26 MOVIE DAY: MY COUSIN RACHEL

AUGUST19 EVERYLY BROS & BUDDY HOLLY20 HORRIBLE HARRIET21 THE SOUNDS OF ANDRE RIEU23 MOVIE DAY: CHURCHILL26 GLORIOUS27 SUTHERLAND SHIRE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

PURCHASE TICKETSOnline anytime www.suthentcent.com.au or Box Office: 9521 888830 Eton Street Sutherland9am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday

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