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For many young audiences, a ticket to the theatre can mean a life-long memory. Live theatre has it all – ideas, dance, colour, music, play, communication, stimulation and a chance for children to engage their imagination and sense of whimsy.Children are inspired, enchanted and challenged by the power of theatre where a story book can come to life on stage through the skills of professional performers, colourful sets and costumes, music, songs and lighting.Riverside has been introducing school students to the magic of theatre for 25 years. Each production is carefully selected to entertain and educate with plenty of ideas to explore before and after performances. This year Riverside is proud to offer you and your students a variety of high-quality productions focused on interactive experiences to engage primary aged students .

Robert LoveDiRECToR

Camilla RountreePRoDuCER

Bringing your students to the theatre is a wonderful experience, but choosing what to see,

especially for little ones, can be daunting at times.As a teacher myself, i understand how important it is to know

that what you’re booking will be the right fit for your students in terms of their interests and what you would like them to gain.

it’s a lot of organising - so you want a successful outcome.in addition to curriculum links and stage recommendations, we’ve added an extra feature this year “From the Education Coordinator”. This is where i comment in plain (non-marketing) language on

what i think the reasons are for seeing a particular show. Hopefully this will assist you in your decision-making process.

i am always available for a chat if you’re after a more detailed explanation- so call or send me

an email, you’ll find my contact details in this brochure.i look forward to assisting you provide your

students with the gift of live theatre in 2013..

Amy MatthewsEDuCATion CooRDinAToR

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Photo: Hot Shots Photography4 For more detailed curriculum information go to riversideparramatta.com.au/education 5

From the Education Coordinator…Relationships between children and their grandparents, or members of their families or communities who are in the older generations, can be so important for their social development and can broaden their understanding of the world around them. This show brings with it all the magic of Grandparents along with some wonderful stories and engaging theatrical elements such as puppetry and music. Why not arrange a grandparents day with a little outing to the theatre?

GRAN’S BAG RivERsiDE in AssoCiATion WiTH smALLsHoWs PREsEnTs

By GREG LissAmAn

Who can resist a good story; especially when it’s being told by Gran?

When Gran comes to visit, she brings her beautiful big red bag. It is a treasure trove of secrets and small delights. All sorts of surprises emerge, and lots of great stories. The best story of all is about how Gran found her magic carpet bag – or did her bag find her? Chrissie Shaw brings the tale to life as the larger than life Gran and pulls the entire show out of her giant red handbag – which seems to have a life of its own. With storytelling, songs, and puppetry, Gran takes us on a fun adventure full of twists and turns. You never know where the story will go next.

The stories entertain; educate and provide hours of enjoyment so come and join in the fun!

“Gran’s Bag was a magical carpet ride into a child’s imagination and an adult’s memorable journey into the delightful world of storytelling. Gran’s Bag’s simplicity was appealing, its design bewitching and its performance endearing.” - Lowdown

“The students were enthralled with Chrissie, “Gran”, and were keen to listen to the story she was telling. They were particularly interested in the props she used (and songs). Chrissie was happy for the students to engage with her as the storyteller. She was very welcoming to questions asked at the conclusion and shared her “magic” with the students. Great!!” - St Andrew’s Primary School

WRiTER/DiRECToR: Greg Lissaman

sonGWRiTER: Chrissie Shaw

DEsiGnERs:Imogen Keen & Hilary Talbot

PERFoRmER:Chrissie Shaw

Gran’s Bag is supported by Arts ACT and the State Library of Queensland.

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS K - 2

DATE AND TIME VENUE TICkET PRICE DURATIONTue 14 May 10:00am & 12:00pmWed 15 May 10:00am & 12:00pmThu 16 May 10:00am & 12:00pmFri 17 May 10:00am & 12:00pm

Rafferty’s $15 Student 45 minutes includes Q&A

SUBjECT CONTENT OBjECTIVES AND OUTCOMES

Early Stage 1English Talking and Listening, Reading

Text Type: Narrative, Characterisation.Context and Text TES1.3 Language Structures and Features RES1.7 RES1.8

Creative Arts- Drama Storytelling, Puppetry Appreciating DRAES1.4

HSIE Unit of Work: This is Me! Identities CUES1Significant People and Events CCES1

Stage 1

English Talking and Listening, ReadingText Type: Narrative, Characterisation.

Context and Text TES1.3. RS1.7 Language Structures and Features TS1.4, RS1.8

Creative Arts- Drama Storytelling, Puppetry Appreciating DRAS1.4

HSIE Unit of Work: Families- Past and Present Significant People and Events CCS1.1Time and Change CCS1.2Identities CUS1.3

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SUITABLE FOR

YEARS K - 2

6 For more detailed curriculum information go to riversideparramatta.com.au/education 7

From the Education Coordinator…if your students love the book- they’ll love seeing it come to life in this magical stage representation. This is a brilliant opportunity to develop their comprehension and literacy skills by providing a popular text in a different context. And it’s all about the rhyme!

“How the cat purred and how the witch grinned,As they sat on their broomstick and flew through the wind…”

From the team that brought us the hugely successful The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo’s Child comes another brilliant stage adaptation of a classic tale. This time it’s Room On The Broom, filled with songs, laughs and scary fun for primary aged students.

Room on the Broom tells the tale of a friendly witch who takes her broom for a spin, losing her hat, her bow, and her wand in the process, but finding new friends along the way who help her out.

The witch and her cat are flying happily along on their broomstick when a stormy wind blows the witch’s hat, bow and wand away into the night. With the help of a daft dog, a beautiful bird and a friendly frog, her belongings are retrieved. But this broomstick’s not meant for five and – CRACK! - the broom snaps in two! When a hungry dragon appears, who will save the poor witch? And will there ever be room on the broom for everyone?

“Winning performances, jaunty songs and some delightful puppetry…Undeniably charming. Four stars” Time Out

CDP AnD RivERsiDE PREsEnT TALL sToRiEs’ mAGiCAL musiCAL ADAPTATion oF

ROOM ON ThE BROOMBAsED on THE AWARD WinninG PiCTuRE Book By JuLiA DonALDson & AxEL sCHEFFLER PuBLisHED By mACmiLLAn CHiLDREn’s Books.

DATE AND TIME VENUE TICkET PRICE DURATIONThu 27 Jun 11:30am, Fri 28 Jun 10:00am & 12:00pmSat 29 Jun 11:00am

Riverside $15 Student 55 minutes.

SUBjECT CONTENT OBjECTIVES AND OUTCOMES

Early Stage 1English Talking and Listening, Reading

Text Type: Narrative, RhymeContext and Text RES1.7Language Structures and Features TES1.4, RES1.8

Creative Arts- Drama Drama Forms: Playbuilding, Storytelling.Unit of work link: Working with Animals

Appreciating DRAES1.4

Creative Arts- Music Repertoire: Vocal Music, Movement Performing MUES1.1Listening MUES1.4

Stage 1

English Talking and Listening, Reading(Text Type: Narrative)

Context and Text TS1.3, RS1.7Language Structures and Features TS1.4, RS1.8

Creative Arts- Drama Drama Forms: Playbuilding, Storytelling. Appreciating DRAS1.4

Creative Arts- Music Repertoire: Vocal Music, Movement Performing MUS1.1Listening MUS1.4

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From the Education Coordinator…What child doesn’t love dinosaurs? And if they don’t- this show will change that! These puppets are so life like and the presentation of the show so sincere, that your students will think they’re at the reptile park patting real creatures and not watching theatre about animals that are long extinct. An interactive hands-on marvel!

ERTH visuAL AnD PHysiCAL inC. PREsEnT

DINOSAUR PETTING ZOO

SUBjECT CONTENT OBjECTIVES AND OUTCOMES

Early Stage 1Creative Arts- Drama Drama Forms: Puppetry

Unit of Work: DinosaursAppreciating DRASE1.4

Stage 1Science and Technology Living Things Knowledge and Understanding- Content

Values and Attitudes Towards Science and Technology

Creative Arts- Drama Drama Forms: Puppetry Unit of Work: Explorers

Appreciating DRAS2.4

Stage 2Science and Technology Living Things Knowledge and Understanding- Content

Values and Attitudes Towards Science and Technology

Creative Arts- Drama Drama Forms: Puppetry Unit of Work: Explorers

Appreciating DRAS2.4

DATE AND TIME VENUE TICkET PRICE DURATIONThu 19 Sep 10:00am & 12:00pm Fri 20 Sep 10:00am & 12:00pm Sat 21 Sep 11:00am & 2:00pm

Courtyard $15 Student 50 minutes.

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS K - 4

8 For more detailed curriculum information go to riversideparramatta.com.au/education 9

Meet Erth’s awesome prehistoric creatures, from cute baby dinos to teeth-gnashing giants. Ancient life-like dinosaurs are alive and mostly friendly (!) in this fun, educational and unique performance event that will delight children of all ages.

Erth’s Petting Zoo is like no other, presenting a journey through prehistoric Australia when dinosaurs and other exotic creatures roamed Gondwana. Get up close and personal with an amazing array of creatures from bygone eras. Meet a menagerie of insects, mammals and dinosaurs that once roamed free around the southern hemisphere and are now in residence at The Petting Zoo daily.

Erth’s large-scale dinosaur puppets stimulate the imagination about dinosaur life in a way that connects young audiences to the real science of palaeontology. Let Erth take you on a prehistoric journey from our explosive big bang beginnings in a show that promises to be bigger and better than ever.

Children of all ages can watch wide-eyed from a safe distance, or dare to get right up close to the creatures. You can pet, feed and interact with them in a once in a lifetime imaginative experience. Book early as these shows will sell out.

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DATE AND TIME VENUE TICkET PRICE DURATIONThu 10 Oct 10:30am, 11:30am & 12:30pm

Riverside $15 Student 35 minutes.

SUBjECT CONTENT OBjECTIVES AND OUTCOMES

Early Stage 1Creative Arts- Music Repertoire: Instrumental Music, Movement

Units of work: Sing and Move, Sounds in the Environment

Performing MUES1.1Listening MUES1.4

Creative Arts- Dance Unit of Work: Rain Performing DAES1.1

HSIE Composing DAES1.2 Environments- Patterns of Place and Location ENES1Environments-Relationships with Places ENES1

Stage 1Creative Arts- Music Repertoire: Vocal Music, Movement Performing MUS1.1

Listening MUS1.4

Creative Arts- Dance Repertoire: Get Ready, Lets Dance

Performing DAS1.1 Appreciating DAS1.3

HSIE Wet and Dry Environments Change and Continuity- Time and Change CCS1.2Environments-Relationships with Places ENS1.6

Science and Technology The Earth and It’s Environment Knowledge and Understanding- Content (all outcomes under this content strand)

Originally produced by Sydney Opera House

10 For more detailed curriculum information go to riversideparramatta.com.au/education 11

From the Education Coordinator…A wonderful way to engage your very young

students with orchestral music, and squeeze a little environmental studies in there as well.

The Primary Proms format keeps their developmental stage in mind as it guides them

through vivaldi’s famous piece, incorporating movement and interaction where students can do the actions while learning about the natural

moods of the four seasons of nature and how they’re represented musically.

SUITABLE FOR

YEARS K - 4

ThE FOUR SEASONS CDP AnD RivERsiDE PREsEnT syDnEy oPERA HousE PRimARy PRoms

By AnTonio vivALDi

SUMMER, AUTUMN, WINTER, SPRING

An intimate and joyful introduction to orchestral music for early primary students.

The Four Seasons is Vivaldi’s best-known work, and is among the most popular pieces of Baroque music. Performed live by The Primary Proms Orchestra, the music will take students on a journey through the seasons where a young boy discovers the delights and difficulties of Mother Nature.

In this rich musical experience students will have the opportunity to meet the musicians and be introduced to the instruments and their sounds, from the silvery pizzicato notes of winter to the dramatic final movement of the summer thunderstorm.

The Sydney Opera House Proms have now come to Riverside after running for more than 30 years at the Sydney Opera House. It remains the perfect introduction for youngsters to the joys of live performance and storytelling in a relaxed, informal and interactive environment.

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FROM ThE EDUCATION COORDINATOR…This is a chance to hear directly from your students favourite authors - this event sells out with a waiting list every year! What I will tell you is - book fast to avoid disappointment!

Sydney Writers’ Festival invites teachers and their students to join us for School Days in May 2013. School Days is a celebration of literature for children and young adults, featuring a handpicked line-up of writers for primary schools.

Teachers, this is a fantastic opportunity for students to engage with their favourite authors, discover exciting new voices and be inspired in a fun, educational and interactive day. In these hugely popular sessions, writers and illustrators will perform, read from their work, talk about their craft and take questions from the audience.

Our Primary School Days line-up features award-winning authors: Brian Falkner, Sally Rippin and Jackie French, and writer-illustrator collaboration Nick Earls and Terry Whidborne.

School Days brings literature to life, offering students a chance to meet the people behind the stories they love. Books by participating writers will be available for purchase from the Gleebooks Festival Bookshop at each venue.

syDnEy WRiTERs’ FEsTivAL

PRIMARY SChOOL DAYS

DATE AND TIME VENUE TICkET PRICE DURATIONFri 20 May 9:40am-2:10pm Riverside $20 Student 4 hours 30 minutes

SUBjECT CONTENT OBjECTIVES AND OUTCOMES

Stage 1English Reading, Writing Context and Text RS2.7, WS2.13

Language Structures and Features RS2.8, WS2.14

Stage 2English Reading, Writing Context and Text RS3.7, WS3.13

Language Structures and Features RS3.8, WS3.14

Each September during the school holiday break Riverside opens its doors for a week-long event filled with family-orientated theatre, live music and activities.

Experience live theatre and concerts and let the kids run wild before and after the shows in our FREE indoor playground and activities.

This year, the highlight of SPOT ON will be Monkey Baa’s stage adaptation of Emily EyEfingEr!

Adapted from the popular book series by Duncan Ball, Emily Eyefinger is the story of a gifted young girl. Born with an extraordinary gift – an eye at the end of her finger. She struggles with being different but also discovers that with her third eye she can solve mysteries, see round corners, rescue friends, and catch dangerous criminals. In fact it’s very handy and an adventure looms at every corner.

This is 55 minutes of pure enjoyment, silly antics and good old-fashioned fun for the whole family as Emily, with her best friend Malcolm, Great Aunt Olympia and other chums, embarks on her biggest journey yet, solving the mystery of the Tomb of Tutenkamouse!

This is a lighthearted joyous work with resonating themes of identity, respect, self worth and friendship. Suitable for children aged 5 - 10 years

24 - 29 sEPTEmBER

sEPTEmBER sCHooL HoLiDAy Fun

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OPEN DOORS GETTING hERE…ACCEss RivERsiDE RIVERSIDE EDUCATION PRIORITY FUNDED SChOOLS TICkET SUBSIDY PROGRAMThanks to generous support from Veolia Environmental Services as well as funding from Arts NSW, Riverside is proud to be able to offer subsidised tickets to schools that are disadvantaged. We believe that all students should have access to quality educational arts experiences, regardless of their circumstances, and are delighted to provide a program that may enable this to happen.

What schools are eligible? Schools that are identified as “Priority Funded” schools by DEC.

What do we get? $12 off the ticket price.

How do I take part in this program? Email or call our Education Bookings at [email protected] or 8839 3308 for an expression of interest form. Bookings are limited to one booking per student and are subject to availability of tickets and funding- so book early to avoid disappointment! To enquire or give feedback on the affordability of this program, please don’t hesitate to contact Amy Matthews, Education Coordinator, on 8839 3308.

STUDENTS wITh SPECIAL NEEDSRiverside caters to your students who have special needs or access issues. This includes (but is not limited to) wheelchair access, level access and hearing loops. Please indicate exactly what special needs your students have on your booking form to allow us to prepare in advance and make your visit as smooth as possible.

ADD vALuE To youR ExPERiEnCEBACkSTAGE TOURSShare the magic of the theatre with your students by booking a Backstage Tour as an add-on to your show or workshop. Tours of Riverside increase your understanding of how a professional theatre works. Backstage tours visit production areas not usually seen by the general public and can be adapted to suit the learning needs of students and special interest groups. All tours must be booked in advance and are subject to the working life of the theatre.

Ticket Price: With show $5 per student. Without show $10 per student.

How to book? To book with a show, simply add it to the allocated space your booking form or call our Education Coordinator Amy on 8839 3308 to add it later or book without a show.

GivinG BACk To EDuCAToRsRiverside would like to acknowledge the hard work you do. When you organise an excursion for your students to Riverside you are expanding their minds and we’d like to REWARD you for taking the time to do so. Book and pay the deposit for your school group of 20 students or more by 1 March 2013 and you’ll receive TWO COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS to Riverside to one of our 2013 Riverside Season Shows!* *Subject to Availability

PUBLIC TRANSPORTRiverside Theatres is located on the banks of the Parramatta River in the heart of Parramatta, within walking distance of the Ferry Terminal, bus stops and Parramatta Train Station.The nearest public bus stop is immediately across the road from the theatre in Church Street. Parramatta is linked from all directions by train. The theatre is approximately a 10 minute walk from the station. The Parramatta Ferry terminal is approximately a 10 minute walk from the ferry terminal. Connect Studios are located opposite the Parramatta Train Station on Darcy Street.

PRIVATE BUSES AND COAChESSafe and easy drop off/pick up immediately behind the theatre in the Market Street bus stops.

For more details about getting to Riverside visit riversideparramatta.com.au or call the transport info line: 131 500.

VISITING RIVERSIDE ThEATRES & CONNECT STUDIOSPlease ensure your group arrives a minimum of 30 minutes prior to the start of the event. Latecomers will be admitted in a suitable break in the event. Riverside Theatres encourages students to leave bags at home or at school as secure storage is not generally available. Restrooms are located at both ends of the foyer for students including those requiring disabled access. Hearing loops are installed in all theatres, but those requiring headsets should book them in advance. Riverside Theatres encourages young people to attend live performances but reserves the right to ask a patron to leave if their behaviour is deemed disruptive to the performance. The support and assistance of teaching staff is always appreciated.

Please advise your students clearly of theatre etiquette and expectations of live performance prior to your visit to Riverside, including:

• Switchoffmobilephones(notjustonsilent)• Noeatingordrinkinginthetheatre• Placingfeetonseatsisprohibited• Talkingduringtheperformancemaydisturbothers• Everyoneshouldbeabletoenjoytheirvisittothetheatre

Details in this brochure are correct at the time of printing. Riverside reserves the right to add, withdraw and substitute artists and vary the programme and prices should the necessity arise. Please note that some performances may contain smoke, strobe lighting and loud noise. Where available we will indicate this in our program and website, and also in the theatre foyer at the time of the performance.

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hOw TO BOOk SChOOLS BOOkING FORM 2013STEP 1 Use Enclosed Form or Download & complete Booking Form: All bookings require a completed Booking Form. Risk assessments and education support materials (where provided) are available online. If you are from a Priority Funded School, please contact us regarding possible ticket subsidies that may be available to you.

STEP 2 Send your booking form to us: Fax or email your booking form to Riverside Education Fax: 02 9683 3267 Scan and email: [email protected] Mail: Amy Matthews, Riverside Education, PO Box 3636, Parramatta NSW 2124. NB Please do not send any payments with your booking form. Riverside will confirm your booking and then forward an invoice for your deposit. Bookings are made in strict order of receipt of booking form.

STEP 3 Riverside will confirm your booking: Riverside will confirm your booking and invoice the school for a $125 deposit. Teachers receive complimentary seating on a 20:1 ratio (unless otherwise specified). Once you have paid your deposit, your booking is secure. You can request changes to student numbers up to four (4) weeks prior to the performance date. Final payment must be received within this time period. Failure to do so will result in your booking being cancelled and your deposit forfeited.

STEP 4 Final payment: Riverside will invoice you for the balance, payable 4 school weeks before your performance or workshop date. At that stage student numbers are final. Bookings cannot be held if your final payment is not received and the deposit is forfeited. An increase of numbers is possible after the final payment day and is subject to availability.

STEP 5 Final information sent to schools: A letter of confirmation will be issued instead of individual tickets if you are attending a performance that has been allocated as a schools matinee. For other general public performances, you will be issued with tickets which you will be required to collect from Box Office before the performance. Prior to your visit, we will send you detailed information via email to ensure you have a hassle-free excursion. This will include updating you on any possible changes to times or more detailed information as it emerges from the rehearsal process. Please ensure you have given a valid email address on your booking form.

STEP 6 Attend and enjoy! Seating at schools performances is general admission and schools will be asked to enter the theatre as a group. We advise arriving at the theatre approximately 30 minutes prior to the performance.

The following Terms and Conditions apply for each Riverside Education performance booking:• A$125non-refundabledepositistobepaidwithinten(10)daysofthebookingbeing

confirmed by Riverside• Changestostudentnumbersmustbeinwritingandnolaterthanschoolfour(4)weeks

prior to the performance• Finalpaymentisduefour(4)schoolweekspriortotheperformance• AnychangestostudentnumbersafterthistimeareatthediscretionofRiversideand

subject to availability• Thebookingismadeonbehalfoftheschoolandtheschoolacceptsliabilitytomakepayments

on the due dates.

LAST MINUTE BOOKINGS: Bookings made four (4) weeks PRIOR to a performance must be paid in full within 1 week of confirmation and are final. There are no refunds or changes to numbers or dates on these bookings. If you have concerns about meeting the terms and conditions, please contact the Education Coordinator on 8839 3308.

STEP ONE: School and Contact Details

Title: Mr Mrs Ms Dr Teacher’s Name:

School Name: Contact Phone:

Address: Fax Number:

Suburb: Postcode: Teacher’s Email:

Subject and Year Group of Students attending:

Subject taught by teacher/ title: Would you like to be on the Education Email List? Yes

This school is a: DEC School Catholic systemic school Independent School Special Needs school

Is this a Priority Funded School? Yes (you may be eligible for subsidies. A member of our team will contact you)

STEP TWO: Booking Terms and ConditionsAn invoice for the deposit amount of $125 will be sent to you upon receipt of this form. Payment of the deposit must be received within ten working days to confirm your reservation. This deposit is non-refundable and will be deducted from the total amount due.Confirmation of final numbers and final balance is required four (4) weeks prior to the performance date. Request for additional tickets should be submitted in writing and additional seats are subject to availability. Riverside will do their best to fit your group into your preferred performance times but cannot guarantee availability. Please check your invoice carefully as this is confirmation of your booking date and time. Bookings are by first come, first served basis.

I have read and understand the terms and conditions

Sign: Print Name: Date:

STEP THREE: Help Riverside reach you better

How did you hear about this performance/s?

2013 Education brochure (mailed) Fax broadcast 2013 Education brochure (picked one up) Riverside E-news letter 2013 Education brochure (friend or colleague gave it to me) Word of Mouth

Other (Please specify):

Why have chosen this particular performance/s: (feel free to tick more than one)

It relates directly to the syllabus/ what we’re studying It is very relevant to my students in content

It looked like something my students would enjoy I wanted to bring my students to Riverside

Other (please specify):

STEP FOUR: Special Requirements (Please indicate if you will require any of the following)

Hearing assistance Aisle Seat (for access purposes) Wheelchair Access Level access (not upstairs)

Other special needs (Please specify):

How many students require the above?:

Do you require extra carers/ teachers to meet these needs? How many?

BookinG sTEP-By-sTEP

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GovERnmEnT PARTnER

EDuCATion PARTnER

LEADinG PARTnER

mAJoR GovERnmEnT PARTnER

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RIVERSIDE THANKS OUR 2013 SPONSORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS ASSISTANCE

Leading Partner: Ribs & RumpsEducation Partner: VeoliaMajor Government Partner: PCCGovernment Partner: Arts NSW

RIVERSIDE THEATRESCnr Church and Market Streets Parramatta NSW 2150 PO Box 3636 Parramatta NSW 2124 | riversideparramatta.com.auRiverside Theatres is a business unit of Parramatta City CouncilABN 499 07 174 773

EDUCATION COORDINATORAmy MatthewsPh 02 8839 3308Email education_riverside@parracity.nsw.gov.auriversideparramatta.com.au/education

ADMINISTRATIONPh 02 8839 3398Fax 02 9683 3267Email [email protected]

Director: Robert LoveBusiness Manager: Pamela ThorntonProducer: Camilla RountreeEducation Coordinator: Amy MatthewsMarketing Manager: Suzanne HannemaTechnical Coordinator: Sean ClarkePublicity: MGM ManagementBrochure Design: Leading Hand

BOx OFFICEPh 02 8839 3399Email [email protected]

HOURSMonday to Friday 9am-5pmSaturday 9:30am-1pmPlus one hour prior to performances

TEAChERS NOTES AND Q & A’SWherever possible - Riverside will endeavour to provide teacher’s notes or additional resources for our education events. Usually, these will be available to download from our website prior to the show. Please visit www.riversideparramatta.com.au/education regularly to check for updates.

Short Q & A sessions will also occasionally be provided. We will notify you ahead of time if this is the case and we ask that you arrange your transport home accordingly so that you can take advantage of this service.

jOIN OUR EDUCATION E-NEwS LIST. jOIN US ON FACEBOOk.Sign up to receive our regular newsletters to keep up to date with our productions and special offers. Email your name, school, subject and age group to [email protected]. Then join us on Facebook and share your feedback.

SChOOLS BOOkING FORM 2013STEP FIVE: Indicate your preferred performance dates and numbers attending

Note: Riverside offers one (1) free teacher’s ticket for every twenty (20) paying students for performances (unless otherwise specified). Additional teachers are charged at the student price. Additional carers/ teachers required for special needs purposes will not be charged.

SHOW/ EVENT NAME 1ST PREFERENCE 2ND PREFERENCE 3RD PREFERENCE NUMBERS ATTENDING

PRIMARY Day Date Time Day Date Time Day Date Time No of Stu. No. of Teach (paying)*

No. of Teach (free)

Gran’s Bag x $15 x $15 x $0

Room on the Broom x $15 x $15 x $0

Dinosaur Petting Zoo x $15 x $15 x $0

The Four Seasons x $15 x $15 x $0

SWF- Primary School Days x $20 x $20 x $0

Other Show/ Workshop (specify)

X ___ X ___ x $0

EXTRAS

Backstage Tour – with performance

x $5 N/A x $0

Backstage Tour – without performance

x $10 N/A x $0

STEP SIx: Checklist (before submitting your form)

Have you… Provided your full and correct contact details in step one Read and signed for the booking terms and conditions in step two Accounted for all students with special needs and requirements in step four Selected three (3) preferences (where applicable) for the date and time you’d like to see the performance in step five Provided the numbers attending as close to accurately as possible in step five (can be confirmed upon payment of balance subject

to availability)

STEP SEVEN: Submit your form

BY POST Riverside Education, PO Box 3636, PARRAMATTA NSW 2124

BY FAX 02 9683 3267BY EMAIL [email protected] PERSON Corner of Church and Market Streets,

PARRAMATTA NSW 2150

Please direct all enquiries to our Education Coordinator 02 8839 3308

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