Whitehorse Centre 397 Whitehorse Road Nunawading 3131

Box Office Hours Monday to Friday 10am - 4.30pm

Phone 9262 6555

Phone bookings attract a handling fee of $3.75.

Internet Tickets can be purchased via www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Internet bookings attract a handling fee of $3.00.

Email tickets@whitehorse.vic.gov.au

Accessibility Whitehorse Centre is accessible for patrons in wheelchairs or with mobility impairment. If you require a wheelchair space in the theatre, please request this when booking tickets.

Hearing or speech impaired? Call us via the National Relay Service on 133 677 then quote 9262 6333

Privacy Council is fully committed to complying with the provisions of privacy legislation. This means that Council respects the privacy of individuals and complies with the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 in the collection, use, storage, management, provision of access and disposal of personal information. The information collected at the time of making a phone or mail booking is for the purpose of registering and administering seat allocation and issuing of tickets for shows. Information will also be used to keep you informed of any upcoming shows on sale through the centre’s ticketing service, or to seek your feedback to assist us to deliver better services. The information will be used by the Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The intended recipients of the information are Council Officers and authorised contractors. Council may disclose the information to law enforcement agencies, courts and other organisations authorised to collect it. For more information, please refer to Council’s Privacy Policy at http://www.whitehorse.vic.gov.au/Privacy-Statement.html or obtain a copy from any of the Council offices. If you have any questions, change your contact details or do not wish to receive information as stated above, please contact the Whitehorse Centre on 9262 6555.

at the Whitehorse Centre

WHAT'S ON

NOVEMBER – DECEMBER 2015 – JANUARY 2016www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Box Office 9262 6555

Whitehorse Carols

Santa Claus is coming to town and so are a host of wonderful performers including world class theatre trio Melissa Langton, Chelsea Plumley and Alex Rathgeber. Hosted by popular children’s act The Workers, with performances from the Box Hill City Band, children’s entertainers the Zucchini Clan, the Combined Churches of Blackburn North and special guests from Bradshaw Music Productions. Santa and his elves will be available from 4.30pm for photos before he is whisked away on his around the world sleigh trip.

Main concert from 5.30pm.

Sunday 13 December 5.30pm – 9.30pm Civic Gardens 379 Whitehorse Road Nunawading Free Event

Outdoor Events Outdoor Events

How to book You can book tickets to any of these

performances by calling us on 9262 6555

Mon – Fri 10am – 4:30pm or visiting our website

at any time www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Join us on Facebook “Like” us on Facebook and

keep up to date with the latest news and events at the

Whitehorse Centre.

www.facebook.com/WhitehorseCentre

‘We Will Rock You’ with a night guaranteed to blow your mind! Amazing tribute show The Killer Queen Experience will be headlining this year’s Australia Day concert with support from Aussie classic fuelled quartet ‘Australian Made’, the energetic ‘Like This!’, and lovable MC Wendy Stapleton. This stunning night of entertainment will go out with a bang in a stunning 10 minute fireworks finale. The fun begins at 5pm with a range of free rides for all ages and a huge variety of gourmet food, coffee and beverage stalls open for the evening.

Tuesday 26 January 6pm – 10pm Civic Gardens 379 Whitehorse Road Nunawading Free event

Whitehorse Australia Day Concert and Fireworks

Whitehorse Centre is a service of the Whitehorse City Council and is a member of the Victorian Association of Performing Arts Centres.

Details are correct at time of printing and the right to rectify errors is reserved.

www.facebook.com/ WhitehorseCentre

The City of Whitehorse Band presents

Christmas with the Band

The City of Whitehorse Band will be playing your favourite carols at their annual Christmas concert plus music from film, stage and big bands. The guest artist will be Kelly Auty, who will sing songs from her vast repertoire including a carols sing-along. Don’t miss this very popular festive event - with MC Di Anderson and proudly supported by the City of Whitehorse.

Monday 14 December 8pm Full $20 Conc. $15

Whitehorse Centre presents

The Spirit of Christmas

The Gaslight Company is a firm favourite with midweek matinee audiences, and their highly acclaimed show The Spirit of Christmas promises great festive season entertainment. Compered by Phillip Wheeldon and featuring Philip Gould and Michelle Fitzmaurice, this show is a mix of traditional carols and contemporary Christmas songs, all with a dose of comedy!

Wednesday 16 December 11am Complimentary morning tea 10am Tickets $17 /Group (10 +) $15

Wander Productions presents

Once Were Leaders An evening with Max Gillies

Stalwart of political satire and funny-man Max Gillies brings his new show to the Whitehorse Centre in November, cataloguing some of his most infamous characters in Once Were Leaders. Forget about Joe Hockey and the ‘budget deficit’ for a minute... is Australia suffering a leadership deficit? There was a time when politicians could inspire us. But were they really better than the current crop or has our perception benefited from the passage of time?

Thursday 12 November 8pm Full $45 Conc. $42 Group (8+) $42

Utassy Ballet presents

Junior PerformanceNow in their 55th year, Utassy presents the feature ballet ‘Cobblers and the Elves’ for the annual Junior Performance. This engaging ballet was last performed in 2010, as part of their 50th Anniversary at The Playhouse - Arts Centre Melbourne. The programme will also include excerpts from La Boheme, Spanish Suite and contemporary dance.

Friday 27 November 7pm Saturday 28 November 2pm Full $28 Conc. $16

Whitehorse Centre presents

SankofaSankofa teaches us that before one can truly move forward, one must look back to the past. Featuring incredible international dancers, combined with some of Australia’s most exciting afro-contemporary dancers and musicians, you will be blown away by the raw energy, connection to culture and extraordinary talent. With undulating torsos, flips through rings of fire,

exhilarating dance moves and phenomenal acrobatics, Sankofa beautifully explores traditional and yet universal themes. Follow one man’s journey through the centuries and into the unknown, all the time under the watchful eye of Sankofa.

Tuesday 10 November 8pm Full $42 Conc. $39 U25 $25

Whitehorse Centre presents

Father of the Bride (classic film 1950)This Oscar-nominated screenplay is a delightful family comedy about proud father Stanley Banks and the marriage of his daughter. From when she announces her engagement through to the wedding itself, we see all of the surprises and disasters along the way. Spencer Tracy stars in the title role with beautiful performances by Elizabeth Taylor and Joan Bennett.

Wednesday 11 November 10am Complimentary morning tea 9.15am Tickets $8 / Group (10 +) $7

Hot Road Productions presents

The Glass SoldierNelson Ferguson, a young artist from Ballarat, became a stretcher bearer in WW1. In 1918 Ferguson’s eyes and lungs were damaged at Villers Bretonneux. He returned from war and went on to make a significant contribution to society. In 1968, by the miracle of science, his eyesight was restored. The Glass Soldier, narrated by Derek Guille and combined with a world class brass ensemble and

percussionists including the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and outstanding vocalists, will stir your soul.

Wednesday 11 November 8pm Full $25 Conc. $15

Nova Music Theatre presents

GreaseRydell High’s senior class of 1959: duck-tailed, hot-rodding ‘Burger Palace’ boys and their gum-snapping, hip-shaking ‘pink ladies’ in bobby sox and pedal pushers, evoke the look and sound of the 1950s in this rollicking musical. Head ‘greaser’ Danny and new (good) girl Sandy attempt to relive the high romance of their ‘Summer Nights’ as the rest of the gang sing and dance their way

through songs such as Greased Lightnin’, It’s Raining On Prom Night and Alone At The Drive-in Movie; music that became the soundtrack of a generation.

24 October – 8 November Contact the Box Office for performance details Full $41 Conc. $36 Child $33 Group (10+) $33

GIFT VOUCHERS

A Whitehorse Tickets gift voucher is the perfect gift for family and friends and is valid for 12 months.

Whitehorse Centre presents

Season 2016 It’s just around the corner....

The 2016 Season will be launched in December and a priority booking period commences for anyone wishing to subscribe to this Season until single seats go on sale Thursday 7 January 2016. Season brochures will be received in homes following the launch. Please log onto our website on Thursday 3 December to view the 2016 Season.

The City of Whitehorse Band presents

Christmas with the Band

The City of Whitehorse Band will be playing your favourite carols at their annual Christmas concert plus music from film, stage and big bands. The guest artist will be Kelly Auty, who will sing songs from her vast repertoire including a carols sing-along. Don’t miss this very popular festive event - with MC Di Anderson and proudly supported by the City of Whitehorse.

Monday 14 December 8pm Full $20 Conc. $15

Whitehorse Centre presents

The Spirit of Christmas

The Gaslight Company is a firm favourite with midweek matinee audiences, and their highly acclaimed show The Spirit of Christmas promises great festive season entertainment. Compered by Phillip Wheeldon and featuring Philip Gould and Michelle Fitzmaurice, this show is a mix of traditional carols and contemporary Christmas songs, all with a dose of comedy!

Wednesday 16 December 11am Complimentary morning tea 10am Tickets $17 /Group (10 +) $15

Wander Productions presents

Once Were Leaders An evening with Max Gillies

Stalwart of political satire and funny-man Max Gillies brings his new show to the Whitehorse Centre in November, cataloguing some of his most infamous characters in Once Were Leaders. Forget about Joe Hockey and the ‘budget deficit’ for a minute... is Australia suffering a leadership deficit? There was a time when politicians could inspire us. But were they really better than the current crop or has our perception benefited from the passage of time?

Thursday 12 November 8pm Full $45 Conc. $42 Group (8+) $42

Utassy Ballet presents

Junior PerformanceNow in their 55th year, Utassy presents the feature ballet ‘Cobblers and the Elves’ for the annual Junior Performance. This engaging ballet was last performed in 2010, as part of their 50th Anniversary at The Playhouse - Arts Centre Melbourne. The programme will also include excerpts from La Boheme, Spanish Suite and contemporary dance.

Friday 27 November 7pm Saturday 28 November 2pm Full $28 Conc. $16

Whitehorse Centre presents

SankofaSankofa teaches us that before one can truly move forward, one must look back to the past. Featuring incredible international dancers, combined with some of Australia’s most exciting afro-contemporary dancers and musicians, you will be blown away by the raw energy, connection to culture and extraordinary talent. With undulating torsos, flips through rings of fire,

exhilarating dance moves and phenomenal acrobatics, Sankofa beautifully explores traditional and yet universal themes. Follow one man’s journey through the centuries and into the unknown, all the time under the watchful eye of Sankofa.

Tuesday 10 November 8pm Full $42 Conc. $39 U25 $25

Whitehorse Centre presents

Father of the Bride (classic film 1950)This Oscar-nominated screenplay is a delightful family comedy about proud father Stanley Banks and the marriage of his daughter. From when she announces her engagement through to the wedding itself, we see all of the surprises and disasters along the way. Spencer Tracy stars in the title role with beautiful performances by Elizabeth Taylor and Joan Bennett.

Wednesday 11 November 10am Complimentary morning tea 9.15am Tickets $8 / Group (10 +) $7

Hot Road Productions presents

The Glass SoldierNelson Ferguson, a young artist from Ballarat, became a stretcher bearer in WW1. In 1918 Ferguson’s eyes and lungs were damaged at Villers Bretonneux. He returned from war and went on to make a significant contribution to society. In 1968, by the miracle of science, his eyesight was restored. The Glass Soldier, narrated by Derek Guille and combined with a world class brass ensemble and

percussionists including the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and outstanding vocalists, will stir your soul.

Wednesday 11 November 8pm Full $25 Conc. $15

Nova Music Theatre presents

GreaseRydell High’s senior class of 1959: duck-tailed, hot-rodding ‘Burger Palace’ boys and their gum-snapping, hip-shaking ‘pink ladies’ in bobby sox and pedal pushers, evoke the look and sound of the 1950s in this rollicking musical. Head ‘greaser’ Danny and new (good) girl Sandy attempt to relive the high romance of their ‘Summer Nights’ as the rest of the gang sing and dance their way

through songs such as Greased Lightnin’, It’s Raining On Prom Night and Alone At The Drive-in Movie; music that became the soundtrack of a generation.

24 October – 8 November Contact the Box Office for performance details Full $41 Conc. $36 Child $33 Group (10+) $33

GIFT VOUCHERS

A Whitehorse Tickets gift voucher is the perfect gift for family and friends and is valid for 12 months.

Whitehorse Centre presents

Season 2016 It’s just around the corner....

The 2016 Season will be launched in December and a priority booking period commences for anyone wishing to subscribe to this Season until single seats go on sale Thursday 7 January 2016. Season brochures will be received in homes following the launch. Please log onto our website on Thursday 3 December to view the 2016 Season.

The City of Whitehorse Band presents

Christmas with the Band

The City of Whitehorse Band will be playing your favourite carols at their annual Christmas concert plus music from film, stage and big bands. The guest artist will be Kelly Auty, who will sing songs from her vast repertoire including a carols sing-along. Don’t miss this very popular festive event - with MC Di Anderson and proudly supported by the City of Whitehorse.

Monday 14 December 8pm Full $20 Conc. $15

Whitehorse Centre presents

The Spirit of Christmas

The Gaslight Company is a firm favourite with midweek matinee audiences, and their highly acclaimed show The Spirit of Christmas promises great festive season entertainment. Compered by Phillip Wheeldon and featuring Philip Gould and Michelle Fitzmaurice, this show is a mix of traditional carols and contemporary Christmas songs, all with a dose of comedy!

Wednesday 16 December 11am Complimentary morning tea 10am Tickets $17 /Group (10 +) $15

Wander Productions presents

Once Were Leaders An evening with Max Gillies

Stalwart of political satire and funny-man Max Gillies brings his new show to the Whitehorse Centre in November, cataloguing some of his most infamous characters in Once Were Leaders. Forget about Joe Hockey and the ‘budget deficit’ for a minute... is Australia suffering a leadership deficit? There was a time when politicians could inspire us. But were they really better than the current crop or has our perception benefited from the passage of time?

Thursday 12 November 8pm Full $45 Conc. $42 Group (8+) $42

Utassy Ballet presents

Junior PerformanceNow in their 55th year, Utassy presents the feature ballet ‘Cobblers and the Elves’ for the annual Junior Performance. This engaging ballet was last performed in 2010, as part of their 50th Anniversary at The Playhouse - Arts Centre Melbourne. The programme will also include excerpts from La Boheme, Spanish Suite and contemporary dance.

Friday 27 November 7pm Saturday 28 November 2pm Full $28 Conc. $16

Whitehorse Centre presents

SankofaSankofa teaches us that before one can truly move forward, one must look back to the past. Featuring incredible international dancers, combined with some of Australia’s most exciting afro-contemporary dancers and musicians, you will be blown away by the raw energy, connection to culture and extraordinary talent. With undulating torsos, flips through rings of fire,

exhilarating dance moves and phenomenal acrobatics, Sankofa beautifully explores traditional and yet universal themes. Follow one man’s journey through the centuries and into the unknown, all the time under the watchful eye of Sankofa.

Tuesday 10 November 8pm Full $42 Conc. $39 U25 $25

Whitehorse Centre presents

Father of the Bride (classic film 1950)This Oscar-nominated screenplay is a delightful family comedy about proud father Stanley Banks and the marriage of his daughter. From when she announces her engagement through to the wedding itself, we see all of the surprises and disasters along the way. Spencer Tracy stars in the title role with beautiful performances by Elizabeth Taylor and Joan Bennett.

Wednesday 11 November 10am Complimentary morning tea 9.15am Tickets $8 / Group (10 +) $7

Hot Road Productions presents

The Glass SoldierNelson Ferguson, a young artist from Ballarat, became a stretcher bearer in WW1. In 1918 Ferguson’s eyes and lungs were damaged at Villers Bretonneux. He returned from war and went on to make a significant contribution to society. In 1968, by the miracle of science, his eyesight was restored. The Glass Soldier, narrated by Derek Guille and combined with a world class brass ensemble and

percussionists including the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and outstanding vocalists, will stir your soul.

Wednesday 11 November 8pm Full $25 Conc. $15

Nova Music Theatre presents

GreaseRydell High’s senior class of 1959: duck-tailed, hot-rodding ‘Burger Palace’ boys and their gum-snapping, hip-shaking ‘pink ladies’ in bobby sox and pedal pushers, evoke the look and sound of the 1950s in this rollicking musical. Head ‘greaser’ Danny and new (good) girl Sandy attempt to relive the high romance of their ‘Summer Nights’ as the rest of the gang sing and dance their way

through songs such as Greased Lightnin’, It’s Raining On Prom Night and Alone At The Drive-in Movie; music that became the soundtrack of a generation.

24 October – 8 November Contact the Box Office for performance details Full $41 Conc. $36 Child $33 Group (10+) $33

GIFT VOUCHERS

A Whitehorse Tickets gift voucher is the perfect gift for family and friends and is valid for 12 months.

Whitehorse Centre presents

Season 2016 It’s just around the corner....

The 2016 Season will be launched in December and a priority booking period commences for anyone wishing to subscribe to this Season until single seats go on sale Thursday 7 January 2016. Season brochures will be received in homes following the launch. Please log onto our website on Thursday 3 December to view the 2016 Season.

The City of Whitehorse Band presents

Christmas with the Band

The City of Whitehorse Band will be playing your favourite carols at their annual Christmas concert plus music from film, stage and big bands. The guest artist will be Kelly Auty, who will sing songs from her vast repertoire including a carols sing-along. Don’t miss this very popular festive event - with MC Di Anderson and proudly supported by the City of Whitehorse.

Monday 14 December 8pm Full $20 Conc. $15

Whitehorse Centre presents

The Spirit of Christmas

The Gaslight Company is a firm favourite with midweek matinee audiences, and their highly acclaimed show The Spirit of Christmas promises great festive season entertainment. Compered by Phillip Wheeldon and featuring Philip Gould and Michelle Fitzmaurice, this show is a mix of traditional carols and contemporary Christmas songs, all with a dose of comedy!

Wednesday 16 December 11am Complimentary morning tea 10am Tickets $17 /Group (10 +) $15

Wander Productions presents

Once Were Leaders An evening with Max Gillies

Stalwart of political satire and funny-man Max Gillies brings his new show to the Whitehorse Centre in November, cataloguing some of his most infamous characters in Once Were Leaders. Forget about Joe Hockey and the ‘budget deficit’ for a minute... is Australia suffering a leadership deficit? There was a time when politicians could inspire us. But were they really better than the current crop or has our perception benefited from the passage of time?

Thursday 12 November 8pm Full $45 Conc. $42 Group (8+) $42

Utassy Ballet presents

Junior PerformanceNow in their 55th year, Utassy presents the feature ballet ‘Cobblers and the Elves’ for the annual Junior Performance. This engaging ballet was last performed in 2010, as part of their 50th Anniversary at The Playhouse - Arts Centre Melbourne. The programme will also include excerpts from La Boheme, Spanish Suite and contemporary dance.

Friday 27 November 7pm Saturday 28 November 2pm Full $28 Conc. $16

Whitehorse Centre presents

SankofaSankofa teaches us that before one can truly move forward, one must look back to the past. Featuring incredible international dancers, combined with some of Australia’s most exciting afro-contemporary dancers and musicians, you will be blown away by the raw energy, connection to culture and extraordinary talent. With undulating torsos, flips through rings of fire,

exhilarating dance moves and phenomenal acrobatics, Sankofa beautifully explores traditional and yet universal themes. Follow one man’s journey through the centuries and into the unknown, all the time under the watchful eye of Sankofa.

Tuesday 10 November 8pm Full $42 Conc. $39 U25 $25

Whitehorse Centre presents

Father of the Bride (classic film 1950)This Oscar-nominated screenplay is a delightful family comedy about proud father Stanley Banks and the marriage of his daughter. From when she announces her engagement through to the wedding itself, we see all of the surprises and disasters along the way. Spencer Tracy stars in the title role with beautiful performances by Elizabeth Taylor and Joan Bennett.

Wednesday 11 November 10am Complimentary morning tea 9.15am Tickets $8 / Group (10 +) $7

Hot Road Productions presents

The Glass SoldierNelson Ferguson, a young artist from Ballarat, became a stretcher bearer in WW1. In 1918 Ferguson’s eyes and lungs were damaged at Villers Bretonneux. He returned from war and went on to make a significant contribution to society. In 1968, by the miracle of science, his eyesight was restored. The Glass Soldier, narrated by Derek Guille and combined with a world class brass ensemble and

percussionists including the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and outstanding vocalists, will stir your soul.

Wednesday 11 November 8pm Full $25 Conc. $15

Nova Music Theatre presents

GreaseRydell High’s senior class of 1959: duck-tailed, hot-rodding ‘Burger Palace’ boys and their gum-snapping, hip-shaking ‘pink ladies’ in bobby sox and pedal pushers, evoke the look and sound of the 1950s in this rollicking musical. Head ‘greaser’ Danny and new (good) girl Sandy attempt to relive the high romance of their ‘Summer Nights’ as the rest of the gang sing and dance their way

through songs such as Greased Lightnin’, It’s Raining On Prom Night and Alone At The Drive-in Movie; music that became the soundtrack of a generation.

24 October – 8 November Contact the Box Office for performance details Full $41 Conc. $36 Child $33 Group (10+) $33

GIFT VOUCHERS

A Whitehorse Tickets gift voucher is the perfect gift for family and friends and is valid for 12 months.

Whitehorse Centre presents

Season 2016 It’s just around the corner....

The 2016 Season will be launched in December and a priority booking period commences for anyone wishing to subscribe to this Season until single seats go on sale Thursday 7 January 2016. Season brochures will be received in homes following the launch. Please log onto our website on Thursday 3 December to view the 2016 Season.

Whitehorse Centre 397 Whitehorse Road Nunawading 3131

Box Office Hours Monday to Friday 10am - 4.30pm

Phone 9262 6555

Phone bookings attract a handling fee of $3.75.

Internet Tickets can be purchased via www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Internet bookings attract a handling fee of $3.00.

Email tickets@whitehorse.vic.gov.au

Accessibility Whitehorse Centre is accessible for patrons in wheelchairs or with mobility impairment. If you require a wheelchair space in the theatre, please request this when booking tickets.

Hearing or speech impaired? Call us via the National Relay Service on 133 677 then quote 9262 6333

Privacy Council is fully committed to complying with the provisions of privacy legislation. This means that Council respects the privacy of individuals and complies with the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 in the collection, use, storage, management, provision of access and disposal of personal information. The information collected at the time of making a phone or mail booking is for the purpose of registering and administering seat allocation and issuing of tickets for shows. Information will also be used to keep you informed of any upcoming shows on sale through the centre’s ticketing service, or to seek your feedback to assist us to deliver better services. The information will be used by the Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The intended recipients of the information are Council Officers and authorised contractors. Council may disclose the information to law enforcement agencies, courts and other organisations authorised to collect it. For more information, please refer to Council’s Privacy Policy at http://www.whitehorse.vic.gov.au/Privacy-Statement.html or obtain a copy from any of the Council offices. If you have any questions, change your contact details or do not wish to receive information as stated above, please contact the Whitehorse Centre on 9262 6555.

at the Whitehorse Centre

WHAT'S ON

NOVEMBER – DECEMBER 2015 – JANUARY 2016www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Box Office 9262 6555

Whitehorse Carols

Santa Claus is coming to town and so are a host of wonderful performers including world class theatre trio Melissa Langton, Chelsea Plumley and Alex Rathgeber. Hosted by popular children’s act The Workers, with performances from the Box Hill City Band, children’s entertainers the Zucchini Clan, the Combined Churches of Blackburn North and special guests from Bradshaw Music Productions. Santa and his elves will be available from 4.30pm for photos before he is whisked away on his around the world sleigh trip.

Main concert from 5.30pm.

Sunday 13 December 5.30pm – 9.30pm Civic Gardens 379 Whitehorse Road Nunawading Free Event

Outdoor Events Outdoor Events

How to book You can book tickets to any of these

performances by calling us on 9262 6555

Mon – Fri 10am – 4:30pm or visiting our website

at any time www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Join us on Facebook “Like” us on Facebook and

keep up to date with the latest news and events at the

Whitehorse Centre.

www.facebook.com/WhitehorseCentre

‘We Will Rock You’ with a night guaranteed to blow your mind! Amazing tribute show The Killer Queen Experience will be headlining this year’s Australia Day concert with support from Aussie classic fuelled quartet ‘Australian Made’, the energetic ‘Like This!’, and lovable MC Wendy Stapleton. This stunning night of entertainment will go out with a bang in a stunning 10 minute fireworks finale. The fun begins at 5pm with a range of free rides for all ages and a huge variety of gourmet food, coffee and beverage stalls open for the evening.

Tuesday 26 January 6pm – 10pm Civic Gardens 379 Whitehorse Road Nunawading Free event

Whitehorse Australia Day Concert and Fireworks

Whitehorse Centre is a service of the Whitehorse City Council and is a member of the Victorian Association of Performing Arts Centres.

Details are correct at time of printing and the right to rectify errors is reserved.

www.facebook.com/ WhitehorseCentre

Whitehorse Centre 397 Whitehorse Road Nunawading 3131

Box Office Hours Monday to Friday 10am - 4.30pm

Phone 9262 6555

Phone bookings attract a handling fee of $3.75.

Internet Tickets can be purchased via www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Internet bookings attract a handling fee of $3.00.

Email tickets@whitehorse.vic.gov.au

Accessibility Whitehorse Centre is accessible for patrons in wheelchairs or with mobility impairment. If you require a wheelchair space in the theatre, please request this when booking tickets.

Hearing or speech impaired? Call us via the National Relay Service on 133 677 then quote 9262 6333

Privacy Council is fully committed to complying with the provisions of privacy legislation. This means that Council respects the privacy of individuals and complies with the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 in the collection, use, storage, management, provision of access and disposal of personal information. The information collected at the time of making a phone or mail booking is for the purpose of registering and administering seat allocation and issuing of tickets for shows. Information will also be used to keep you informed of any upcoming shows on sale through the centre’s ticketing service, or to seek your feedback to assist us to deliver better services. The information will be used by the Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The intended recipients of the information are Council Officers and authorised contractors. Council may disclose the information to law enforcement agencies, courts and other organisations authorised to collect it. For more information, please refer to Council’s Privacy Policy at http://www.whitehorse.vic.gov.au/Privacy-Statement.html or obtain a copy from any of the Council offices. If you have any questions, change your contact details or do not wish to receive information as stated above, please contact the Whitehorse Centre on 9262 6555.

at the Whitehorse Centre

WHAT'S ON

NOVEMBER – DECEMBER 2015 – JANUARY 2016www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Box Office 9262 6555

Whitehorse Carols

Santa Claus is coming to town and so are a host of wonderful performers including world class theatre trio Melissa Langton, Chelsea Plumley and Alex Rathgeber. Hosted by popular children’s act The Workers, with performances from the Box Hill City Band, children’s entertainers the Zucchini Clan, the Combined Churches of Blackburn North and special guests from Bradshaw Music Productions. Santa and his elves will be available from 4.30pm for photos before he is whisked away on his around the world sleigh trip.

Main concert from 5.30pm.

Sunday 13 December 5.30pm – 9.30pm Civic Gardens 379 Whitehorse Road Nunawading Free Event

Outdoor Events Outdoor Events

How to book You can book tickets to any of these

performances by calling us on 9262 6555

Mon – Fri 10am – 4:30pm or visiting our website

at any time www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Join us on Facebook “Like” us on Facebook and

keep up to date with the latest news and events at the

Whitehorse Centre.

www.facebook.com/WhitehorseCentre

‘We Will Rock You’ with a night guaranteed to blow your mind! Amazing tribute show The Killer Queen Experience will be headlining this year’s Australia Day concert with support from Aussie classic fuelled quartet ‘Australian Made’, the energetic ‘Like This!’, and lovable MC Wendy Stapleton. This stunning night of entertainment will go out with a bang in a stunning 10 minute fireworks finale. The fun begins at 5pm with a range of free rides for all ages and a huge variety of gourmet food, coffee and beverage stalls open for the evening.

Tuesday 26 January 6pm – 10pm Civic Gardens 379 Whitehorse Road Nunawading Free event

Whitehorse Australia Day Concert and Fireworks

Whitehorse Centre is a service of the Whitehorse City Council and is a member of the Victorian Association of Performing Arts Centres.

Details are correct at time of printing and the right to rectify errors is reserved.

www.facebook.com/ WhitehorseCentre

Whitehorse Centre 397 Whitehorse Road Nunawading 3131

Box Office Hours Monday to Friday 10am - 4.30pm

Phone 9262 6555

Phone bookings attract a handling fee of $3.75.

Internet Tickets can be purchased via www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Internet bookings attract a handling fee of $3.00.

Email tickets@whitehorse.vic.gov.au

Accessibility Whitehorse Centre is accessible for patrons in wheelchairs or with mobility impairment. If you require a wheelchair space in the theatre, please request this when booking tickets.

Hearing or speech impaired? Call us via the National Relay Service on 133 677 then quote 9262 6333

Privacy Council is fully committed to complying with the provisions of privacy legislation. This means that Council respects the privacy of individuals and complies with the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 in the collection, use, storage, management, provision of access and disposal of personal information. The information collected at the time of making a phone or mail booking is for the purpose of registering and administering seat allocation and issuing of tickets for shows. Information will also be used to keep you informed of any upcoming shows on sale through the centre’s ticketing service, or to seek your feedback to assist us to deliver better services. The information will be used by the Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The intended recipients of the information are Council Officers and authorised contractors. Council may disclose the information to law enforcement agencies, courts and other organisations authorised to collect it. For more information, please refer to Council’s Privacy Policy at http://www.whitehorse.vic.gov.au/Privacy-Statement.html or obtain a copy from any of the Council offices. If you have any questions, change your contact details or do not wish to receive information as stated above, please contact the Whitehorse Centre on 9262 6555.

at the Whitehorse Centre

WHAT'S ON

NOVEMBER – DECEMBER 2015 – JANUARY 2016www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

Box Office 9262 6555

Whitehorse Carols

Santa Claus is coming to town and so are a host of wonderful performers including world class theatre trio Melissa Langton, Chelsea Plumley and Alex Rathgeber. Hosted by popular children’s act The Workers, with performances from the Box Hill City Band, children’s entertainers the Zucchini Clan, the Combined Churches of Blackburn North and special guests from Bradshaw Music Productions. Santa and his elves will be available from 4.30pm for photos before he is whisked away on his around the world sleigh trip.

Main concert from 5.30pm.

Sunday 13 December 5.30pm – 9.30pm Civic Gardens 379 Whitehorse Road Nunawading Free Event

Outdoor Events Outdoor Events

How to book You can book tickets to any of these

performances by calling us on 9262 6555

Mon – Fri 10am – 4:30pm or visiting our website

at any time www.whitehorsecentre.com.au

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‘We Will Rock You’ with a night guaranteed to blow your mind! Amazing tribute show The Killer Queen Experience will be headlining this year’s Australia Day concert with support from Aussie classic fuelled quartet ‘Australian Made’, the energetic ‘Like This!’, and lovable MC Wendy Stapleton. This stunning night of entertainment will go out with a bang in a stunning 10 minute fireworks finale. The fun begins at 5pm with a range of free rides for all ages and a huge variety of gourmet food, coffee and beverage stalls open for the evening.

Tuesday 26 January 6pm – 10pm Civic Gardens 379 Whitehorse Road Nunawading Free event

Whitehorse Australia Day Concert and Fireworks

Whitehorse Centre is a service of the Whitehorse City Council and is a member of the Victorian Association of Performing Arts Centres.

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