Civic Theatre Newcastle

Coming along to Sydney Dance Company's ab [intra] this weekend? Civic Digest are offering a special 2 course dinner for $35 per person. Menu available to pre - booked tables only - between 5.45pm and 7pm. Then head into the Civic Bar and relax with a drink before the show! http://www.civictheatrenewcastle.com.au/V isit/Food-Drink…

Woo hoo - look who is kicking off the Rockwiz tour!

This week there is a bit of a dark theme happening - you can see Dark Matter in the Civic Theatre and The Dark Room in the Playhouse. Double check your tickets to make sure you are in the right dark space!

Tickets on sale now for the Newkulele Festival! Great concerts, workshops and more. Check out all the details here.

TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT 📢 Australia’s oldest newspaper is hitting the road!
Following mass lay-offs in Australian media and the merger of Channel 9 and Fairfax, The editors of @betootaadvocate will visit each corner of the country explaining how, in this day and age, they have managed to keep a newspaper in the black.
In a brutally honest 90-minute presentation, editor Clancy Overell and editor-at-large Errol Parker—along with a very special guest—will treat audiences to a no holds barred live show in true Betoota-style, filled with their trademark wit and humour. Civic Theatre Newcastle, 13 Nov. Tickets on sale now.

Chookas to the cast & crew of Dark Matter Aspire

Don't miss choreographer Rafael Bonachela's latest full length work ab [intra]. A dynamic work of incredible atheticism. Coming to the Civic Theatre on Friday and Saturday 10-11 August.

The ACO take you through the entire 300-year history of Bach’s iconic Goldberg Variations in just two minutes, from its inception to its reimagining for strings as part of the Goldberg Variations concert here at Newcastle Hall on Aug 2.

Emotions in Motion! Loving that Sydney Dance Companys ab [intra] is touring to Newcastle in August. Don't miss this - world class performers bringing a dynamic work of exquisite athleticism.

You can spend an Evening with Malcolm here on Sat 3 November!

On sale Monday at 9am.Celebrate the music of ABBA - coming April 2019.

Metropolitan Players brings you We Will Rock You in August - a musical based on the songs of rock band Queen. It tells the story of a group of bohemians who struggle to restore the free exchange of thought, fashion and live music in a distant future ruled by a corporation called Globalsoft where everyone dresses, thinks and acts the same. Musical instruments are forbidden and rock music is all but unknown. The musical premiered on the West End in London in 2002 and ran for o...ver a decade. Over 16million theatregoers in 28 countries have seen We Will Rock You.
Featuring hit songs Radio Gaga, I Want to Break Free, Somebody to Love, Another One Bites the Dust, We are the Champions, We Will Rock You and Bohemian Rhapsody, and with a talented local cast & production team, its a guaranteed great night out at the theatre! Aug 22- Sept 1. Grab your tickets now!
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Malcolm Bligh Turnbull is often ridiculed for being out of touch, aloof and ultimately humourless. Now it’s time to discover the real Malcolm Turnbull – witty, charming, erudite and sexually explosive. Come and spend an evening with Malcolm.

Look at that background shot - what a nice looking theatre! 😉 #shopthiscity #RediscoverYourCity

Today at 10:54

We attended the Status Quo concert last night. We enjoyed the concert itself but not too impressed with your wanky staff shunting those who wanted to let their hair down off to the sides. You have one of the biggest rock bands of all time in your venue and you treat people like they are kids. Just what do you think people in their 60's and 70's are going to do....trash the seats and use them as frizzbies????? For god sake let people enjoy themselves. LOOSEN UP. One of your so called security staff at the door coming out came out with a lame excuse that that is what the band had asked for.....do me a favour. We have been to several of Status Quo's concerts both in Australia and in UK and other rock concerts, never before have people been treated so abominably. We are here for a good time not a long time.

Today at 10:54

We attended the Status Quo concert last night. We enjoyed the concert itself but not too impressed with your wanky staff shunting those who wanted to let their hair down off to the sides. You have one of the biggest rock bands of all time in your venue and you treat people like they are kids. Just what do you think people in their 60's and 70's are going to do....trash the seats and use them as frizzbies????? For god sake let people enjoy themselves. LOOSEN UP. One of your so called security staff at the door coming out came out with a lame excuse that that is what the band had asked for.....do me a favour. We have been to several of Status Quo's concerts both in Australia and in UK and other rock concerts, never before have people been treated so abominably. We are here for a good time not a long time.