genesis theatre
5 October, 3.30pm
Let There Be Music - Wellington Male Voice Choir
Come along for
an afternoon of sacred and secular songs performed in the
traditional style. The choir will perform a number of items
both accompanied and a capella.
Tickets $15, children and students $10
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9 October, 7.30pm
Politics Is An Expression of Art
On behalf of the Rimutaka Labour Party, come and laugh at/with
New Zealand’s leading politicians as they debate the topic
Politics Is An Expression of Art.
FOR: Paul “Pot Hole” Swain – Min of Transport,
Marian “Genetically Modified” Hobbs – Min for
the Environment, Darren “Junior” Hughes – MP
for Otaki
AGAINST: Lianne “Winston’s Pin-up” Dalziel – Min
of Immigration, Rick “Border Patrol” Barker – Min
of Customs, Jim “Flatulence Tax” Sutton – Min
of Agriculture
Tickets $15 waged, $10 unwaged
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12 October, 9am and 1pm
Brass Band
2003 Wellington District Brass Band Championships. Judges: Kevin
Dell, Invercargill and Peter Ellery, Feilding.
9am - Sacred item and test selection
1pm - Concert programme, with eight bands playing for a half
hour each.
Gold coin donation
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21 October, 7.30pm
Jeremy Taylor in Concert
A night with Jeremy Taylor. Superb songwriter
and satirist. Irrepressible humour. Spike Milligan's stage
partner. Unforgettable experience.
Haunting songs. Extraordinary performer. Plus singer/guitarist
John Sutherland.
Tickets $15
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24 October, 7.30pm
Jazz Showcase
The Jazz Club moves to Upper Hutt for a special showcase of Festival
music. Indonesian diva Waldjinah will join local groups Shaken
Not Stirred featuring Lisa Tomlins and the Rosie Langabeer group
for an evening of varied and exciting music.
Tickets $25
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29-30 October, 8.00pm
HIBS One Act Play Festival
Students from Hutt International Boys School and Upper Hutt
College will stage two revue sketches by Harold Pinter and two
one act
plays by Marcelle Calitz. The two Calitz plays explore turbulent
teenage years. Set in Upper Hutt, Who Stole Last Night? deals
with a boy racer's nightmare. Set in Port Elizabeth (South Africa)
An Expellable Offence, directed by Gino Moretto, explores peer
pressure and teenage pregnancy. The two plays strikingly contrast
the teenage cultures of New Zealand and South Africa.
Tickets $5, children and students $3
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rotary foyer
Sunday 26 October, 11am – 2pm
Children's Day
Come on kids – express yourself!
Parents bring your children to Expressions any time between 11am
and 2pm so they can have fun creating mini exhibitions of themselves
and telling stories about
their favourite day. Numbers are limited to 25 children. This is a free activity
and the children’s work will be displayed at Expressions the following
week.
If you have any queries phone us on 527 2168.
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