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Here you can find out more information about the GPAC venue; view upcoming shows: book tickets online; and read up on the latest news from Geelong's home of performing arts.

Ph: 03 5225 1200
50 Little Malop Street
Geelong VIC 3220

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New comedy about family and faith opens at GPAC
A highly anticipated new work by one of Australia's most regarded young playwrights Tommy Murphy opens at Geelong Performing Arts Centre (GPAC) in September as part of Alcoa Theatre Season 2010. Gwen in Purgatory is a warm yet stinging portrait of contemporary family life, centred on 90-year-old Gwen.
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Thousands of children pour through GPAC doors
Children from throughout the region have swarmed through Geelong Performing Arts Centre over the past two weeks, enjoying an array of local and touring performances. And the trend is set to continue into the school holidays with more top-class children’s events on the way.
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A musical stroll down the Wallaby Track
Season Two of GPAC's popular Musical Mornings program continues on September 15 and 16 with On The Wallaby Track, a fun-filled show described as "a wander through colonial Australia in songs and yarns".
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Garry Ginivan Productions presents

Wombat Stew (Education Program sessions)


Bring the Class


Based on the book by Marcia K Vauhan and Pamela Lofts

First published in 1984, Wombat Stew is a modern day phenomenon in children’s literature, which has sold more than 350,000 copies Australia wide. The simple story of a dingo who catches a wombat and decides to make wombat stew, has been cleverly developed into a “true-blue-dinky-di-big-aussie-musical” complete with blobs of mud, very fine feathers, creepy crawlies, fliesss, gum-nuts and a big bubbling billy can!

With a cast of 6 multi-talented performers, Wombat Stew is a “mouth-watering” combination of story-telling, mime, music, dance and puppetry, which is bound to be the highlight of children’s theatre for 2010 and well into the future.

Stage adaption and lyrics by Gary Young. Original Score by Paul Keelan. First published by Scholastic Australia Pty Limited in 1984.This adaptation created under license from Scholastic Australia Pty Limited. Text copyright Marcia K Vaughan 1984. Illustration copyright Pamela Lofts 1984.

PLEASE NOTE: Education Program shows are for SCHOOLS ONLY. The general public performances are on Saturday May 22.

Date: 21 May
Theatre: The Playhouse
Time: 11.00am & 1.00pm
Duration: 50 mins (no interval)
Category: Musical/Comedy
Suitable for: Age 4 and above
Tickets: $8.00

To book call the GPAC Box Office on 5225 1200

Click here to download a copy of the Wombat Stew teachers notes (PDF format)








Fri, 21 May 2010 11:00 AM
Fri, 21 May 2010 01:00 PM

The Playhouse Geelong Performing Arts Centre,
50 Little Malop Street,
Geelong


WHAT'S ON

Geelong Chamber Music Society Concert Series 2010 - Welcome to the 2010 Concert Series - a program of five concerts to be presented by the Geelong Chamber Music Society in 2010.
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Twelfth Night - 1928. Olivia has come home from boarding school only to find her father and brother dying from an illness connected to the family business. She takes solace in the fact that she will inherit the business which will not only keep the memory of her family alive but also keep her opulent lifestyle intact.
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Seraphine - Seraphine de Senlis was a religious, solitary and eccentric character who worked as a maid in the town of Senlis. Maid by day, artist by night. When art collector Wilhem Uhde arrives in Senlis, Seraphine cleans his floors, washes his linen and prepares his tea. And then he accidentally stumbles on her work and immediately recognises her talent.
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On The Wallaby Track - On The Wallaby Track is a wander through colonial Australia in songs and yarns. Rollicking performances of favourite Australian/Irish tunes, a Henry Lawson story, Mark Twain at the Melbourne Cup, some racing tips from C.J. Dennis ("hey, could you lend us half a quid?"), jokes, the sad story of Holy Dan and meaningful lines from the pens of those highly respected local writers Trad and Anon.
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