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Tuesday
13 April 2010 at 11am & 1pm
Awkward
Productions
presents
Circo
Ilogico
in
STOP
NUMBER 60
It's
amazing what can happen while waiting for the bus!
A
beautiful new production for children of all ages!
Riverstone
Recreation
All
tickets $5 - door sales only
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Saturday 17 April 2010 at 8pm
The
Southern Hemisphere International
School
of Scottish Fiddle
presents
A
CELEBRATION OF
SCOTTISH
FIDDLE 2010
The
Southern Hemisphere International School of Scottish Fiddle presents
A Celebration of Scottish Fiddle 2010. Featuring international artists
Catherine Fraser - Australia, Sarah-Jane Summers - Scotland, Ryan
McKasson - USA, Duncan Smith - Australia with the students of the
7th annual Southern Hemisphere International School of Scottish
Fiddle.
"A
superb night of entertainment from some of the world's leading musicians
in the Scottish idiom. These fiddlers play up a storm ... don't
miss it!"
Genesis
Energy Theatre
Tickets:
$20 Adult, $15 Concession
$5
Child (under 12 years)
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Wednesday
21 April 2010 at 8pm
Thursday
22 April 2010 at 8pm
Friday
23 April 2010 at 8pm
Saturday
24 April 2010 at 2pm & 8pm
Sunday
25 April 2010 at 3pm
Upper
Hutt Musical Theatre
presents
WE'LL
MEET AGAIN
Upper
Hutt Musical Theatre has another great musical coming up; showcasing
life in two world wars with some of the most memorable wartime music
ever written.
We’ll
Meet Again is the kind of show that will bring back memories to
those of us old enough to remember, and will give younger people
a glimpse of what life was like in wartime: separation from loved
ones; the training camps; the air raids; rationing; mail from home;
the trenches; the camp concerts; the Anzacs; the movies; wartime
cabaret; women at war; and more.
To
present this show to you, Upper Hutt Musical Theatre has assembled
a cast of more than 30 talented singers, dancers and actors. Musical
numbers will include such classics as Wish Me Luck; This is
the Army; In the Mood; Lili Marlene; Auf Wiederseh’n; White Cliffs
of Dover; Stage Door Canteen; In the Mood; Underneath the Arches;
Roses of Picardy; Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer; Maori battalion;
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy and many more.
GENESIS
ENERGY THEATRE
All
Tickets: $20
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Tuesday
27 April 2010 at 8pm
Classical
Expressions 2010
presents
RICHARD
MAPP
&
EMMA SAYERS
Richard
Mapp and Emma Sayers have been working together as colleagues and
pianists for close to ten years. Both artists perform regularly
as soloists, collaborate with other musicians as accompanists and
are members of chamber music ensembles - Richard is a member of
the NZ Piano Quartet and Emma performs in the new music ensemble,
Stroma.
Programme
includes:-
| J S Bach |
Prelude and Fugue
in A flat minor |
| Mozart |
Sonata for piano duet in F major |
| Ravel |
Mother Goose Suite |
| Brahms |
Hungarian Dances |
Presented
in association with
Chamber
Music New Zealand
GENESIS
ENERGY THEATRE
Tickets:
$40 Adult & $35 Concession
(Friends
of Expressions, Members of Upper Hutt Music Society, Expressions
Piano Club Members)
Emma
Sayers & Richard mapp
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mount
marua gallery
27
February - 25 April 2010
SNAPSHOT
This
exhibition delves into the wealth of 1970's New Zealand painting
in the Te Manawa art collection to showcase a selection of works
reflecting some of the concerns and practices of artists painting
in New Zealand in the 1970's.
Artist
Robin White
A
touring show developed and toured by Te Manawa Museums Trust

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vector
gallery
3
March - 25 April 2010
RECONNECTED
new
ceramics from Cate Pates
This
show is the latest development of Cate Pates’ ceramic journey, although
the aim is always the same: to create something that causes a spark
in the beholder and draws them to a piece, encouraging exploration
of the surface and its subtleties.
The
way of building using pieces like a jigsaw has been an innate development
rather than a conscious decision. The preparation of the slabs
can take as long as the building process itself, but is one that
she finds delightful, especially the sense of bringing something
from the outside in through printing and imprinting. The forms
are not functional yet are based on traditional domestic vessels,
which allows her to create sensuous ornate handles and provides
a reference for the viewer.
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