There are 12 wonderful shows in next year’s season – chose five to be a subscriber and enjoy multiple benefits.

360 ALLSTARS – Wednesday, April 8

360 ALLSTARS is a phenomenal physical performance exploring all forms of rotation. Boasting a stellar cast, including world champion athletes, world class dancers and world renowned musicians, the production connects the street with the elite to deliver a radical urban circus.

The Tap Pack – Saturday, May 2

Inspired by the unforgettable live shows of the "Rat Pack" featuring Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jnr comes a new, highly entertaining act with the old classics combined with a fresh twist. Tap. The Tap Pack are guys that can sing, joke and above all tap up a storm.

Sydney Symphony Orchestra – Wednesday, May 20

From the rousing "Lone Ranger" tune in Rossini's William Tell Overture to the seductive sound of cello and strings in Piazzolla's great tango, this is a concert that will have you smiling and tapping your toes. Ravel tells classic fairytales in orchestral technicolor: Sleeping Beauty, Tom Thumb, Beauty and the Beast – they're all there.

Kelly – Wednesday, May 10

Ned Kelly sits in his prison cell. Tomorrow he is going to hang. A wounded beast in a cage, defiant till the end. A priest enters to give him his last rites and it is revealed to be Dan Kelly – Ned's younger brother believed burnt to death at Glenrowan. Dan is desperate and needs one last thing from his older brother and Ned stands firmly against him.

Head Full of Love – Saturday, June 27

The annual Alice Springs Beanie Festival is fast approaching and Tilly Napuljari is running out of time to finish her new creation and enter it for judging. Nessa Tavistock, a Sydneysider, has run away to the Red Centre to escape her own problems back in the big smoke.  Wesley Enoch directs this intricate, warm and wisely told tale by Australian playwright Alana Valentine (Run Rabbit Run, Parramatta Girls)

Mother, Wife and the Complicated Life – Saturday, August 22

What if women told the truth a little more, to ourselves and each other? What if we admitted marriage can be tough, motherhood is a challenge and doing it all is exhausting. What if, instead of the Hollywood version of marriage and motherhood, we saw a depiction of how it really is – relentless, exhilarating, infuriating, hilarious, complicated.  Written by and starring Amity Dry, well known from Channel Nine’s hit TV show The Block.

Australia Day – Friday and Saturday, September 4 and 5

The country town of Coriole is getting ready for Australia Day – a time to crack open a frothy, stick a snag on the barbie and celebrate what it means to be a true blue Aussie. The Australia Day committee is gearing up to put on the town’s biggest party – but they have a few issues of their own to sort out first. Written and directed by Jonathon Biggins.

Circus Oz - But Wait ... There's More – Saturday, September 12

With an astonishing mix of stunt jumping acrobatics, cutting-edge juggling, virtuosic unicycling, elegant flying trapeze, cheeky impersonations, ridiculous knockabout and multi-skilled human physical exuberance, But Wait… There's More is a circus, sometimes masquerading as pure entertainment, always celebrating the collective power of a group of fabulous humans, while at times playfully satirising the rising tide of reality television, consumerism, and today's fast-paced thirst for more. All of this is entwined within original music performed by Circus Oz's live and physically acrobatic band.

The Confidence Man – Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26

The Confidence Man is Dogville meets Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt – a morally complex tale complete with goodies, baddies, and a dose of good old fashioned psychotic menace. Featuring vocal performances by some of Perth's finest actors, The Confidence Man unfolds with the gripping intimacy of a tale whispered in your ear. Being in the middle of a life and death situation has never been so fun.

Natalie Weir’s Carmen Sweet - Wednesday, October 7

Spend the night with the definitive seductress of stage as she weaves her deliciously wicked wiles through one of Expressions Dance Company's (EDC) most loved productions. Performed to Rodion Shchedrin's gripping Carmen Suite by six EDC dancers, this iconic tale of Spanish heat and gypsy passion unravels when naïve soldier Don Josè has his heart ignited by the fiery Carmen.

Bell Shakespeare's Hamlet – Saturday, October 10

Dark acts result in darker consequences. And there is little that's darker and more complicated than the act of revenge. A family torn apart by murder, a son burdened with the truth and the task of avenging his father, and a country on the brink of war. Anguish, passion and desperation collide in this tragic telling of Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark who is tormented by the impossibility of his dilemma, and who remains one of theatre's most fascinating characters.

Wagga Civic Theatre's Community Musical will be:

Legally Blonde – Season November 7 to 21

Sorority star Elle Woods doesn't take "no" for an answer. So when her boyfriend dumps her for someone "serious", Elle puts down the credit card, hits the books, and sets out to go where no Delta Nu has gone before: Harvard Law. Along the way, Elle proves that being true to yourself never goes out of style.

If you’d like more information on the Season the Civic Theatre has a stand in the Marketplace this weekend, if you’re out doing your Christmas shopping seek us out. 

All the information is also on-line at www.civictheatre.com.au or give us a call 6926 9688 and we’ll pop one in the mail for you.

After making over 300,000 Australian's laugh on his last tour and taking a year off to star in his first feature film, Carl returns at his brilliant best with his brand new show. Don't miss Australia's most popular comedian and the opportunity to see one of our countries great comedic minds at work as he presents an evening of stand up with a bit of guitar.

Be there for a night where Carl blends structure with chance, or as he likes to call it – drinking with a fork.

Southern Cross Performing Arts: December 20

The Lizard of Oz: Season January 23 to February 8

Carl Barron: February 13, 14, 15

The Searchers: February 26

Elvis to the Max: February 28

Back to Bacharach: March 7

Graeme Connors: March 12

Monday to Friday 10am to 5.30pm

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Wagga Civic Theatre is a cultural facility of Wagga Council. 

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