2024 Theatre Launch Reveals Over 30 Shows

Over 300 people turned out to the Griffith Regional Theatre recently to catch the 2024 season launch.

The night was a huge success, revealing over 30 shows for next year’s lineup.

Theatre manager, Margaret Andreazza said they sold over 200 memberships on the night and every member received a little goody-bag of treats.

“As always, our members will enjoy a couple of pre-show events, and can bring a friend for free to two of our amazing shows, and enjoy a raft of other benefits through the year, too,” Ms Andreazza said.

Memberships can still be purchased at the cost of $30 for a single and $50 for a couple.

The official launch included a small group from the local cast from The Wedding Singer from earlier in the year to sing It’s Your Wedding Day and some wonderful performances by Helaina Beltrame, Belle Madden and Jesse Aviu.

“We love putting on a great event that the community looks forward to and we’re delighted to see everyone so excited to find out what’s coming next year,” Ms Andreazza said.

“We’ve announced a lot of new shows, but as always we’re expecting a few more shows to book in for next year, so we encourage people to drop in before Christmas to grab a new program and jump on our website to keep up to date with the great range of shows coming to Griffith.”

As usual, there is something for everyone to enjoy at the theatre.

Everyone from children to our senior citizens will love:

• The Gruffalo;
• Tempo by The Flying Fruit Fly Circus;
• The Peasant Prince; and
• Dog Man the Musical.

The theatre has sourced five excellent Morning Melodies shows, including a special tribute to our servicemen and women in the ANZAC month of April, and a comedic musician laughing about getting old to open the year in February.

Next year’s season will include a great selection of Australian productions with Yuldea by Bangarra Dance Theatre, The Visitors - fresh from its sold-out Sydney Season at the Opera House of Moogahlin Performing Arts & Sydney Theatre Company - and Highway of Lost Hearts, featuring regional artists performing live music and telling a story of travelling through outback Australia.

There’s also a choice of great tribute shows, including the Australian Bee Gees Show, The Robertson Brothers, Dean Z - the Ultimate Elvis, Bjorn Again, Fleetwood Pac, Pink Floyd tribute for a start.

More information and tickets can be found at www.griffithregionaltheatre.com.au, by calling the Box Office on 02 6962 8444 or dropping by the theatre during opening hours.

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