Festival of Turtles
Classical Music Concert
Featuring “Kurrajong Ensemble”

Wednesday 8th of May, 6:30pm for a 7pm start
Tickets: Adults $25pp Students $5pp

Kurrajong Ensemble will present a varied programme of music from the 18th century to the present day. For the C18th music Fran and Keith will be using flutes which are exact replicas of the instruments used at the time and have an entirely different sound from modern instruments. The difference between the modern instruments and the C18th ones is enormous - most people who play one don't also play the other, because of the big differences in both technique and musical gesture required … Fran and Keith were among the pioneers of this in Australia.

The salon music of the C19th provides some beautifully crafted repertoire from a time when most people played an instrument and would play together as recreation. This music is deceptively easy-listening on one level but surprisingly well crafted, fun to play, and sometimes flashy. Fran has composed some new works for Kurrajong Ensemble and we will present at least one of these in the concert.

The TACC Bar will be open to purchase drinks from 6:30pm and during intermission. Light nibbles will be provided during intermission.

Buy tickets online by clicking on the below button.
Tickets will be available at the door as long as they have not sold out.

Lock Stock & Bingle, Dance Makers Collective, ERA and TACC bring you

Festival of Turtles
Saturday Night Social

Saturday 4th of May, 7pm to 10pm
TACC Bar Open to purchase drinks and snacks from 6:30pm

Don’t you ever wish you could travel back to the Saturday night dance? Take a spin across a glassy floor, to a swinging live band under sparkling lights? This Saturday night, you can! Join Dance Makers Collective and Lock Stock & Bingle in a solid evening of joyous dancing with your partners, family and friends. This event, a spin-off of Dance Makers Collective’s 2020 Sydney Festival hit The Rivoli, takes inspiration from the peak dance hall and disco eras of the 1960s and 70s, reimagined for the modern lover of dancing.

Whether you have a dance partner, like a night out on the town, or have a boogie in your bedroom, The Saturday Night Social is the place for you!

TICKETS are $22 per person.
Buy tickets online by clicking the below button or in person at the TACC Office during opening hours (1pm to 4pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday).

Photo credit - 1st photo below: Jessa Holman

NEW!! Social Dance Workshop

Thursday 2nd of May, 5pm to 7pm
FREE!

Love to dance but it’s been a while? Or perhaps you enjoy just enjoy learning new dance moves? Join Dance Makers Collective to learn some new moves which you can show off at the Saturday Night Social! Get moving and grooving at this fun and relaxed workshop. All ages and abilities welcome.

No need to register, simply turn up!

WORKSHOP
Flora & Fauna Stencil Art
With experienced artist Annabel Marley

Saturday 4th of May 2024, 10am to 4pm

For beginners to advanced artists.
Cost $60pp includes expert tuition and all materials.
Registrations Essential by 3pm Wednesday 30th April.

Enjoy a day creating stencil art inspired by Australian flora and fauna, as well as the amazing artworks of May Gibbs. In this small group, hands on workshop you will cover design of suitable images, adapting images for the stencil, stencilling techniques and further possibilities.

All materials supplied, however if you have a stencil knife and cutting mat please bring them along.

Festival of Turtles
Opening Cocktail Party

Friday 3rd of May, 6pm to 8pm

You are warmly invited to the Festival of Turtles Opening Cocktail Party to celebrate 20 Years of The Arts Centre Cootamundra! Enjoy cocktails / mocktails and canapes, guest speakers, memorabilia and a tour of the facility. Please book your ticket by 3pm on Tuesday 30th of April 2024.

Come and celebrate with us!

Dance Makers Collective, ERA and TACC bring you

Festival of Turtles
Social Dance Workshop

Thursday 2nd of May, 5pm to 7pm
FREE!

Love to dance but it’s been a while?
Or perhaps you enjoy learning new moves no matter what the dance style?

Join Dance Makers Collective to learn some new moves which you can show off at the Saturday Night Social!

Get moving and grooving at this fun and relaxed workshop.

All ages and abilities welcome. No need to register, simply turn up!

TERM 2  - Cootamundra Community Choir Term 2 dates Start May 1 - July 3. 

Term 2 registration and payment covers one hour choir lesson with choir master Mark Brooker from Young Regional Conservatorium for ten Wednesdays during the school term

Please note: Current start time of 6.30pm remains in place till Snugglepot & Cuddlepie production is completed on Sunday 26 of May, 5.30pm start from Wednesday 29 May - 3 July

WORKSHOP
Drypoint Etching
With experienced artist & educator Denise Scholz-Wulfing

Saturday 13th of April 2024, 10am to 4pm

Have fun exploring printmaking!
For beginners to advanced artists.
Cost $180pp (includes expert tuition, acetate, quality etching paper and inks,
as well as tea and coffee, and morning tea.)
Registrations Essential by 3pm Thursday 4th April.

Learn the creative potential of drypoint etching by using an acetate plate to transform a simple line drawing into a wonderful print in this small group, hands on workshop.

The principles of drypoint will be explained and demonstrated and participants will experience all aspects of creating their own fine art print. The process of etching, inking and wiping an acetate plate and then printing using an etching press will be explained and demonstrated. Techniques such as wiping the plate, Chine collé and a la poupée will be used to add interest and variety to the printed image. Participants will then have the opportunity to print and take home their own small edition of prints to impress friends and family.

Students need to bring:
A line drawing size 12 x 19cms
Fine point permanent marker
Apron
Lunch
A3 Folder or sketch book to carry their prints home
Wear covered shoes
Look up examples of drypoint etching for inspiration
Any extra equipment or materials you have and may like to use

This workshop will need a minimum of 6 people to go ahead.

ABOUT DENISE

Since graduating from City Art Institute, Sydney in 1983 Denise has been a practising and exhibiting artist. Her passion for the drawn and etched image has taken form in many series of works based on narrative themes borrowed from mythology, Biblical stories and directly from nature. Since moving to country NSW, rural, environmental, historical and landscape subjects have crept into Denise’s largely figurative output.

Denise has exhibited in many solo and group shows both locally and nationally, in galleries such as Holdsworth Contemporary, Flinders St Gallery, Sydney, Cowra Regional Gallery, Inkmasters, Cairns just to name a few. Denise has been a finalist in many national competitions such as the Portia Geach Prize, The Burnie Print Prize, The Fremantle Print Award, and won awards including the RAS Miniature and print section, the Camden Art Prize and Rye Art Awards. Her work is also included in the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra and The Art Gallery of NSW print collections.

Denise is also an experienced Arts educator and communicator with many years teaching Secondary students, Tertiary students and Adults. 

Images:
Above - Denise Scholz-Wulfing, Etching, Diana and Acteon, 2020
Below - Denise Scholz-Wulfing, Etching, Rest at Noon, 2016

WORKSHOP
Willow Weaving
With experienced artist Penny Kerr

Saturday 6th of April 2024, 10am to 3pm

For beginners to advanced artists.
Cost $150pp includes expert tuition and all materials.
Registrations Essential by 3pm Thursday 28th March.

Learn how to create unique garden art out of natural willow in this small group, hands on workshop. You will be shown how to make a poppy head, dragon fly and maybe a pheasant (if time allows). All attendees will be able to take home at least 1 finished piece.

About Penny: I started willow sculpture in 2017 totally self taught, a few disasters on the way! Inspired by an English sculptor who does some amazing stuff! I run workshops all year in my garden and studio depending on weather and lm a member of our Visual Arts Group. Lived on the land all my life breeding sheep and cattle with my son.

This workshop will need a minimum of 8 people to go ahead.

Friday 15th December 2023

Doors open at 7pm and the show kicks off at 7:30pm.
TACC Bar open to buy a beer, wine or soft drink.
 

Featuring performances by …

• Caitlin Collins & Bella Carr - Tap Dancing

• Daniel Wincohen - Guitar & Singing

• Andy Baber - Guitar & Singing

• Cootamundra Community Choir

• Temora Community Choir

• Young Regional Conservatorium Choir

• Cootamundra Town Band Inc

• Julie Cowell - MC & song with Andy

Support our talented locals and have a fun night out.

The Coota Community Choir is sponsored by:

PUPPET SHOW @ TACC

“A Little Bit of Blue”

Wednesday 6th of December at 10:30am
Duration: 40 mins plus Q&A
Recommended for preschool to Year 6 
Tickets $10pp

An Interactive Detective Story, told with Puppetry, Where the Kids Help Solve the Case! 

With puppeteer Jenny Ellis, the audience will unravel a mystery, and learn about the unique habits of an extraordinary Australian creature, the bowerbird, and their fascination with the colour blue.

The story begins with strange disappearances from Mrs Mavis Hooley’s home. Something has just gone missing and it is nowhere to be found. Mrs Hooley has been looking everywhere. But it’s not just today. Every day a new thing seems to disappear. Little things: clothes pegs, a ball of wool. It’s troubling at first, but then the thief takes it one step too far.

Mavis calls in a Detective to investigate. A stake out is required. In the dead of night, the Detective indeed finds something peculiar.... The children’s role is to help him solve the mystery.

The performance also has education resources and extension activities available for preschool and primary school students.

TRAILER - A Little Bit of Blue 1 min Trailer on Vimeo

Performed by Jenny Ellis
Directed by Jacob Williams and Clare Batholomew
Written by Jenny Ellis and Anne Brooksbank
Puppets and Sets by Jenny Ellis & Jeremy Lavender
Music by Kelly Ryall

What people have been saying about A Little Bit of Blue:
“A great puppet show and a fantastic mix of entertainment and education.”
~ David Perkins, Senior Programs Officer, Melbourne Museum, VIC

"Your show was the best puppet show ever!"
~ Phoebe, 6 years old, The Arts House Wyong

“A delightful show! Very clever and amusing – both for young and old. Jenny Ellis is clearly a very talented performer! Congratulations to all involved and thank you for a wonderfully engaging performance.”
~ Max, Audience response, Northcote Kid’s Festival, VIC

“An amazing one person dynamic fabulous show – super engaging and beautifully creative"
~ Kate, parent, Police and Justice Museum, Sydney NSW

About Little Wing Puppets

We are an Australian Puppetry Company specialising in Children's Theatre. Since 2006, we have presented over one thousand shows and hundreds of workshops in every state and territory of Australia, as well as overseas. We believe that young people deserve equal access to the arts, wherever they live, and so we have taken our work to some of Australia’s most remote communities. We have an extensive teaching program, and have co-created work with thousands of young people in regional areas. We know that we can help shape young people’s lives by igniting their imaginations. This is a great joy and responsibility. It drives us to continue to make exceptional theatre that speaks to young people, makes them laugh, and tells important stories.

Artistic Director Jenny Ellis has been a puppeteer for over 25 years, and has a vibrant team of independent artists that work collaboratively to create the shows. Jenny has a Post-Graduate Diploma in Puppetry from the Victorian College of the Arts and was mentored by master shadow puppeteer Richard Bradshaw, as part of the national Jump Mentoring program. She was also awarded a major fellowship by the Mike Walsh Foundation to research contemporary puppetry in Europe in 2012.  Jenny completed the one-year program at the Helikos School for International Theatre Creation in Italy in 2014. The Mermaid's Daughter, her show with Company Gongoma, won the Melbourne Fringe Festival Award for The Best School Holiday Program 2008

See Website - Little Wing Puppets | Puppetry and Entertainment (jennyellis.com.au)

LIVE MUSIC @ TACC

Sunday 19th of November at 2:30pm
Tickets $15 for adults and $2 for students
Ticket includes light afternoon tea at the end of the concert.

My students will play a duet and solo, featuring piano, flute, trumpet and euphonium.

Following this there will be the stunning sounds of the Cootamundra Town Band Inc. combined with Junee Town Band. The bands will have recently played at the Leeton Outback Band Spectacular on November 11/12 as the combined band. They will also have joined a gathering of ~150 musicians from Sydney and surrounding Riverina towns culminating in a massed band concert on the Saturday night.

Other guests this year will be the Young Regional Conservatorium Brass Ensemble with members from Temora, Young and Cootamundra. It is lovely to showcase this all brass sound as well as welcome musicians from neighbouring towns, conducted by Mark Brooker from the YRC. Not only are there individual instrumentalists but stirring sounds from the combined concert band (which includes woodwind) and brass only sound! Such a treat!

With music spanning many styles including Baroque, popular, jazz from Australian composers and selections from Broadway and Film, there is something for all tastes.

FIBRE FEST 2023

Join us for the 2nd Annual Fibre Festival @ TACC!

One Day Only - Saturday 11th of November 2023
10am to 4pm

Come and join us for a day of fun fibre!

Enjoy the Fibre Fest Exhibition.
Watch the fibre demonstrations.
Have a go at fibre art & craft.
Shop gifts from local makers
Learn how fleece turns to fibre to fabric.
Vote for your favourites in the Fibre Fest Exhibition Competition.

CREATIVES & MAKERS
Interested in being part of the Exhibition?

Each piece must contain natural fibre, be hand made and not entered in previous years. All items will be part of an ‘Audience Favourite’ voting competition and each category will have its own prize.

Categories include: Garment (e.g., jumper, socks), Wearable accessory (e.g., scarves, hats), Wall Hanging (e.g., tapestry), Household item (e.g., macrame plant holder), Created fibre (e.g., spun wool), and Open (everything else!).

For more information about the exhibition and competition, please click on the below button.

Riverina Comedy Club

7:30pm, Wednesday 25th October 2023

Doors open at 6:30pm.
The TACC Bar will be open to purchase drinks and snacks.
Recommended for ages 15+. Some coarse language and adult themes.

Riverina Comedy Club is going on tour!!

Featuring …
MC Dane Simpson
Comedian Daniel Muggleton
and supporting comedians David Cunneen, Suma Iyer and Andy High.

TICKETS - All tickets are $27.50pp and are available via StickyTickets (click button below) or via the TACC Office during opening hours (1pm to 4pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday).

ABOUT THE RIVERINA COMEDY CLUB
Since bursting onto the scene as a 2015 National Finalist at the Deadly Funny Awards at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Wagga Wagga born stand-up comedian Dane Simpson and his wife Eleanor have always felt passionately about building the local comedy scene. So, Riverina Comedy Club was born.

Dane & Eleanor started Riverina Comedy Club from scratch, using old DJ speakers and a wonky mic stand in an open beer garden. Since then, the Riverina Comedy Club has grown exponentially, from having 5 reluctant local people performing at the first show to having more than 65 regional comedians in their regular rotation. Riverina Comedy Club is now a monthly comedy show in Wagga Wagga.

MC DANE SIMPSON
Dane comes from a long line of funny buggers. A wisecracking Dad, a cleverly cutting Mum, hilarious grandparents, and generations of jokers, pranksters and yarnspinners. Now Dane is here putting the 'rad' into 'traditional'. For 60,000 years of laughs, book now.

'More presence in his pinky finger than most of us could ever dream of. ★★★★½' Sunday Mail
'Side-splitting down-to-earth humour. ★★★★★’  Glam Adelaide
'Simpson is hilarious. ★★★★' Adelaide Advertiser
VIDEO TASTER - From ABC TV’s broadcast of the MICF Gala: Dane Simpson's been practicing his wedding vows | Melbourne International Comedy Festival: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZj4uOL64uc

COMEDIAN DANIEL MUGGLETON
Daniel Muggleton is an Australian stand-up comedian wearing a tracksuit. His debut special ‘Let’s Never Hang Out’ aired multiple times on ABC Comedy in Australia, and is now streaming on Prime Video. Daniel's solo shows are sell-out hits at comedy festivals around the world, and have received critical acclaim, with multiple 5 & 4 star reviews. His 2019 show ‘Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy (But I Reckon it’s easier for Straight, White Men?)’ being selected as one of the top ‘Four Great Free Fringe Shows’ by The Scotsman at Edinburgh Fringe.

‘A foul-mouthed prophet’ ★★★★★ - The Advertiser
'The calling card of a comedian with something special is the ability to find truth amongst the laughs’ ★★★★★ - WeekendNotes
‘Not a 6pm comedian' ★★★★ - The Age

COMEDIAN DAVID CUNNEEN
A late comer to comedy, Dave has taken to the stage like an old man to a warm bath. Blending stories from his life as a married father of 3 with risqué one-liners, Dave has developed a quick moving style of comedy which ensures that there is always a joke for everyone in the audience. A 2020 RAW Comedy State Finalist, Dave has performed across regional NSW, Canberra and at the 2021 & 2022 Melbourne International Comedy Festival for sold out runs of “Best of Wagga Wagga” & “Beat Around the Bush”.

COMEDIAN SUMA IYER
Suma Iyer is a Canberra-based comic who performs across Australia. She’s brown, basic and proud of it, and delights in sharing her surreal observations about the everyday.

COMEDIAN ANDY HIGH
Part Pom, part Scottish and part Viking, Andy came to Australia in 1988 as a bicentennial gift from the Queen. A personal friend of the late Prince Phillip, Andy is proudly always late for things too. Runner up Wollongong Raw Comedy 2020. NSW RAW State Finalist 2023. Melbourne Comedy International Festival Regular.

WORKSHOP
Face Painting Skills - Halloween Special
With facepainter and body artist Naomi Elliott

Sunday 22nd of October 2023, 1pm to 4pm

Learn Face Painting skills to spruce up your look this spooky season.
For participants 12 years and up.
Cost $65pp
Bring your own drinks and snacks. 
Registrations Essential by 3pm Thursday 19th October.

In this 3 hour hands-on workshop, Naomi will cover design, materials and application skills with a specific focus on Halloween looks.

Naomi will explain the anatomy of the face so you can maximise the design and will show you how to find the lights and shadows to help create the illusion of depth. She will also show you a few basic brush strokes which transfer to any face painting design.

On the day Naomi will teach the skills to be able to create a spooky rose, a skull and a sugar skull (a skull with floral embellishments). Naomi will also briefly touch on Face Bling and will show you how to make a simple bling design. 

This workshop will involve demonstrations and plenty of opportunity to practice the skills. You will start with practice boards and then move onto faces or arms. Naomi will also talk about what products and materials she uses and why.

Participants will be provided with all of the materials needed to create the designs. 

Naomi will also have mini kits available for purchase on the day if you want to keep practicing at home. The mini kit will include the paint pallet for the skull as well as a brush and sponge. Other paint colours will be available for purchase on the day and Naomi can also tell you where to purchase good quality products. 

Naomi uses only the highest quality products which are all FDA approved, skin safe, cosmetic grade face paints. The brands she uses includes ‘Facepaints Australia’, ‘Mehron’, ‘DFX’ 'Fusion' and ‘Global’.

ABOUT NAOMI

Naomi is a self-taught face painting artist who has spent many hours honing her skills. More recently she has engaged in the International Face Painting School 'Halloween Online Summit and has undertaken study with Monique Lily completing the 'Pretty Scary Faces' online workshops. Naomi has a Bachelor of Education (K to 12), and is currently a teacher at Cootamundra High School. She is also a qualified Drama teacher and has previously taught HSC Drama. To see some of Naomi’s amazing work, you can follow her on Instagram @findingfredfacepaint

Coota Quest 2023

Show #3: Open Mic

Friday 13th October 2023 @ 6:30pm

A special night for singing (a cappella or with live instrumental), musical instruments, monologues, speeches and comedy. Be part of Coota Quest #3!

All performances must be a minimum of 3 minutes and a maximum of 10 minutes. Performers MUST time their showpiece accurately as this information will be required on registration to help with creating the order of performance. You must allow for staging set up before and after performance - clearing of stage ready for next item.

WANT TO PERFORM? To register your interest in performing in Coota Quest #3 you will need to read the conditions of entry and fill in the Registration Form (click button below). You can either email this form to info@theartscentrecootamundra.org.au or drop it in during opening hours (1-4pm Tues, Wed & Thurs). All registrations must be received by 3pm Wednesday 4th October 2023. $10 entry – to be paid with registration. Direct Deposit available.

WANT TO BE ENTERTAINED? Tickets are $10 per person. The doors open at 6pm and the TACC Bar will be open for a drink or snack. Book your ticket via the button below.

SPECIAL CHOIR WORKSHOP

Wednesday 4th October 2023, 5:30pm to 7:30pm

A special workshop for current members of the
Young Regional Conservatorium Choir,
Temora Community Choir and
the Cootamundra Community Choir
… PLUS anyone new who would like to give it a go **.

** JOIN THE COOTAMUNDRA COMMUNITY CHOIR - There is still an opportunity to join and be part of this exciting activity. Come along to the workshop to give it a go. The workshop will cost $15 for new members, however if you decide to become an official member the $15 will be taken off the term fee of $100.

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
Working as a combined group, Mark (our Choir Master) will show you how to work together to make music in a healthy and sustainable way. He will cover vocal techniques, general vocal health, some musical knowledge tips and tricks. Mark will also focus on music for upcoming concerts. At the end of the workshop, attendees are invited to stick around for a relaxed meet and greet with some punch or a glass of wine.

This workshop is free for current choir members.

NOTE FROM MARK FOR CURRENT MEMBERS - Please remember to bring your musical scores!

For more information email info@theartscentrecootamundra.org.au

PERFORMANCE
What a Performance!

7pm, Monday 2nd October - FREE

Voices of Women and Oddball Theatre present: What a Performance! 

EMBRACE the Riverina with a live and local show of new stories boldly wrapped in live music! 

Directed by Lliane Clarke + Aunty Cheryl Penrith
Saasha McMillan + Haya Arzidin
Pianist and composer + Elizabeth Jigalin

WORKSHOP
What a Drama!

3pm to 8pm, Wednesday 27th September - FREE

ABOUT EMBRACE RIVERINA 

After our incredibly successful Embellishment performance in Wagga Regional Gallery earlier this year, we are inviting all women, particularly young women 18-25+, to have fun and explore their dramatic side in FREE, supportive LOCAL drama workshops! 

The workshops are run by Artistic Director Lliane Clarke with experienced performers, (Saasha McMillan: Oddball Theatre & Lucy Heffernan: Shop Front Arts) in a supportive and safe environment. 

The workshops are specially designed to explore everyone’s dramatic ideas, learn skills, develop storytelling and expression confidence, and above all have fun with other women in your community! The workshops are a safe place for everyone. We welcome First Nations women and women from diverse backgrounds and the LGTBQI+ community. 

All the activities are free, supported by Voices of Women and the NSW Government Office for Regional Youth.

LEARN SOMETHING NEW @ TACC
Fun with Wire and Plaster

A 6 week Sculpture Course with Louise Adams.

Commencing Tuesday 12th September 2023

10am to 2pm each week.
$160pp for the full 6 weeks.

For beginners to advanced students.
BYO lunch and snacks. Tea & Coffee available at TACC.
Bookings Essential by 3pm Thursday 7th September 2023.

Learn small sculpture fundamentals of construction and form using wire and or plaster.

Over the six weeks participants will be encouraged to think in 3D.  The importance of balance and structural strength will also be discussed. This course will encourage the use of imagination, manual dexterity and the ability to think in 3D.

The longer term goal is that participants are motivated to continue using the skills they have obtained through the course, enhancing their skill set through ongoing application of these skills. The recognized mental health benefits achieved through creativity is also a key component in the anticipated positive outcomes of this course.

Each student will create at least one free standing sculpture of their choice using wire or plaster or both.

Participants will be provided with access to .9 gauge wire, casting plaster and most materials required to construct at least one sculpture.

Participants will supply their own eye protection, side cutters, long nosed pliers and flexible gloves.

Course Plan

Week 1: Introduction to sculpture construction, form, strength and stability. Commencing a sculpture in wire.

Week 2: Continue to work on sculpture.

Week 3: Continue to work on sculpture one. Some will commence sculpture two which will be finished in plaster.

Week 4: Continue to work on sculptures. Instruction on problem solving should cracking or stability be an issue. Discussion regarding display / mounting options where appropriate.

Week 5: Continue to work on sculptures, some will be ready to start fine finishing work.Discussion regarding techniques / options for sealing / finishing plaster works.

Week 6: Completion of sculptures.

TACC is excited to announce a new live production to be performed in the Tin Shed Theatre in May 2024 as the feature event for the TACC 20 Year Celebrations.

Snugglepot & Cuddlepie
The Musical in Concert

AUDITIONS

Stage Performers and Chorus

Monday 28th August
AND Wednesday 30th August 2023
6:30pm for a 7pm start in the Tin Shed Theatre (@ TACC).

You only have to attend one audition night.
Adults and children from Year 6 up are welcome to attend.
(Parents to attend with children under 18 years).

There are at least 16 character roles including Snugglepot, Cuddlepie, Ragger Blossom, Possum, Kooraburra, Banskia Men, John Dory, Obelia and more. Special Cast Roles will be auditioned in a read through of script sections at auditions. No one will have prior read of the script. Practice does not make perfect it takes away natural instinct and ability to improvise and interoperate.

For any enquiries contact Production Director Isabel Scott on 02 6942 1732 or izzasc@bigpond.com

TACC is excited to announce a new live production to be performed in the Tin Shed Theatre in May 2024 as the feature event for the TACC 20 Year Celebrations.

Snugglepot & Cuddlepie
The Musical in Concert

AUDITIONS

Stage Performers and Chorus

Monday 28th August
AND Wednesday 30th August 2023
6:30pm for a 7pm start in the Tin Shed Theatre (@ TACC).

You only have to attend one audition night.
Adults and children from Year 6 up are welcome to attend.
(Parents to attend with children under 18 years).

There are at least 16 character roles including Snugglepot, Cuddlepie, Ragger Blossom, Possum, Kooraburra, Banskia Men, John Dory, Obelia and more. Special Cast Roles will be auditioned in a read through of script sections at auditions. No one will have prior read of the script. Practice does not make perfect it takes away natural instinct and ability to improvise and interoperate.

For any enquiries contact Production Director Isabel Scott on 02 6942 1732 or izzasc@bigpond.com