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A scientific race through the alphabet – A thrilling voyage through the alphabet where sesquipedalian words inspire mind blowing, scientific surprises. A tongue-twisting race from A to Z that’s equal parts explosive, messy, hilarious, fascinating and gross.

Special School Rates Available – Please contact Box Office for bookings Join professors Lexi Con and Noel Edge (the Word Nerd and the Science Freak) for a thrilling voyage through the alphabet – where sesquipedalian words inspire mind-blowing scientific surprises!! It’s a tongue-twisting race from A to Z that’s equal parts explosive, messy, hilarious, fascinating and gross. Brace yourself for an hour of carefully crafted alphabetical, scientifical (award-winning) chaos – that floats, flies, squirts, sprays, ignites and erupts!!

‘You’re Crazy!” – ‘You’re too old” – “You will never make it!” With those words of encouragement, 65 year old local, Peter Counsell, successfully completed the Everest Marathon. It took 12 days of trekking to 5300 metres just to start the 42.2km marathon. The highest in the world. Although he struggled for over 8 hours, Peter was the first placed Australian. Whether you are a runner, adventurer, traveller or just want to be inspired to get out of your comfort zone, this presentation is not to be missed. All proceeds from the night will go towards Peter’s fundraising efforts for the Australian Himalayan Foundation. They have been supporting health, education and environmental projects in Nepal for 20 years. Peter is just short of his $5000 target so your presence will help Peter achieve his goal.

Do you dream of reliving the good old days?   Well don’t miss THE ROBERTSON BROTHERS 1960’s TV VARIETY SHOW with special guest Simon Brook McLachlan – from the original cast of the hit musical Jersey Boys.   The boys are back with a brand new show! Take a trip down memory lane with this amazing interactive live TV Variety Show featuring the hits from: The Seekers, Bee Gees, Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, Neil Sedaka and The Everly Brothers!   The Robertson Brothers grew up in a home that appreciated the Variety TV Show. When designing this new live touring show they decided to reinvent the magic and diversity of the old school 1960’s Variety TV shows.   With an amazing multimedia presentation, expect to be entertained by many of the Classic Hits from the 60’s. Through the prism of the Variety TV show format you’ll travel back in time to embrace and celebrate the hits of these 60’s Music Legends.   You’ll be singing, dancing, laughing and crying to ‘Georgy Girl’, ‘Morningtown Ride’, ‘I’ll Never Find Another You’, ‘Oh Carol’, ‘Calendar Girl’, ‘Happy Birthday Sweet 16’, ‘Spicks and Specks’, ‘To Love Somebody’, ‘Massachusetts’, ‘I Started A Joke’, ‘Got To Get A Message To You’, ‘Sherry’, ‘Walk Like A Man’, ‘Big Girls Don’t Cry’, ‘Let’s Hang On’, ‘Bye Bye Love’, ‘Wake Up Little Susie’, ‘All I Have To Do Is Dream’, ‘Cathy’s Clown’, ‘Bus Stop’, plus so many more in this celebration of your favourite 60’s Superstars!

Following the outstanding success and several standing ovations of the Great Tenors production that toured Australia in 2019, Promac Productions are delighted to announce Kings of the High Cs.

Vince is that rare genre-defying artist who creates music without borders. From Iris DeMent’s folk “Our Town” to the piano heavy, new age “Wonderworld”, he comments, sometimes uncomfortably, about the world we live in from an unashamedly idealistic perspective. His readings of the Great American Songbook are true to composer and artist as are his “Van Morrison’s Masterpieces” concerts; respecting the song, while making it his own. Still, his creative output remains intense. New music is due in early 2022 while his 2020 retrospective “A Personal Selection” confirmed how important his contribution to Australian music has been. Always particular about the musical company he keeps, he’s enjoyed playing with the best musicians the country has to offer and for these concerts the tradition continues with Matt McMahon (piano), Karl Dunnicliff (bass), James Hauptman (drums) and John Mackey (saxophone).