6 MUST-SEE SHOWS AT CAPITOL THEATRE TAMWORTH
Pic snapped by David Kelly
What do On by Circa, The Bee Gees, Cirque Mother Africa, Rent, Death of a Salesman and Euphoria all have in common?
THE LOWDOWN
Well, nothing without context, but everything once we tell you these performances (and more!) are all live at Tamworth Capitol Theatre from April to May.
Grab a drink from the bar and get ready to be swept off your feet, because these bad boys are not to be missed.
ON BY CIRCA
Described as the most artistically audacious circus on the planet, Circa has a bold and creative reputation spanning over two decades – and on Thursday 6 April, the globally-recognised, Brisbane-based company entrust us with their newest edition, On by Circa.
Following the storyline of eight strangers living in the same apartment block, On by Circa explores the chance encounters that occur in one night, leading to the very human moments of love, lust, laughter and conflict.
We don’t want to spoil it by saying anymore, so sign up to DANCE CARD for your chance to win two free tickets and a one-year subscription to FOUND Regional magazine.
THE BEE GEES SHOW
On 1 April , the Bee Gees Show brings their record-selling performances to the Tamworth Capitol Theatre stage.
Heartfelt and magical, if you’re a fan of the three brothers Gibb, you need to find yourself a seat and prepare to be captivated by the tribute that honours the very thing the Bee Gees were famous for – those voices baby!
CIRQUE MOTHER AFRICA
Be transported to the continent of Africa through this heart-throbbing performance.
Combining the most talented entertainers from nine African countries, including Ethiopia, South Africa, Kenya and Tanzania, Cirque Mother Africa is guaranteed to take your breath away.
RENT
From 5-20 May, Rent graces the stage of Tamworth Capitol Theatre for the very first time.
The performance explores the lives of a group of friends living in the East Village of New York, whose hopes and dreams have been impacted by HIV and AIDS. Presented by Tamworth Musical Society, this is a ‘Made in Tamworth’ production and deserves a spot on your calendar.
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
Brought to you by Hearth Theatre, Death of a Salesman is one of the 20th century's greatest plays, exploring one man’s loss of identity and inability to accept change.
Willy Loman, performed by esteemed actor Paul English, is a salesman with “his feet on the subway stairs and his head in the stars”. Reserve your tickets now and watch this incredible ensemble of Melbourne performers recreate one of the classics.
EUPHORIA
Written by award-winning playwright Emily Steel, Euphoria envelops you in the lives of Meg and Ethan whose worlds collide unexpectedly in a storyline wrapped up in a festival, a tragedy, and a small town that doesn’t talk.
Breathing life into a South Australian regional community, Euphoria explores the complexities of human emotion and our avoidance of vulnerability.
