Richard Campbell is a well known Indigenous artist, renowned for producing paintings that explore Aboriginal spirituality and its parallels with the Catholic faith. Richard will be discussing his work at the Glasshouse this month at a coffee morning, as well as displaying his Creation Series in a one-of-a-kind exhibition.
Peter describes his character in David Williamson’s Let the Sunshine as “loud, brash, ugly, but charming”. We caught up with Peter to find out more about this comedy/drama.
Victor Trevino, Lead Dancer and Creative Director of Men In Pink Tights, tells us about the upcoming performance at the Glasshouse. Audiences will experience the amazing spectacle of traditional ballet coupled with the side splitting humour of this all male cast … most of whom are in tutus!
To help celebrate Youth Week, two creative workshops will be held at the Glasshouse this month. Read more
You may recognise him as the dentist from the classic ABC television series Mother and Son, but Henri Szeps has many other strings to his bow, being no stranger to both television and theatre. But where Henri’s talent truly shines is in is one-man shows. He’ll be presenting at the Glasshouse later this month …
Glynis Jones, Curator of Fashion and Dress at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, has invested years of work into capturing the highs and lows of Fashion Week Australia. The museum has gathered together a stunning array of fashion, memorabilia and audio and video commentary from the past 15 annual Fashion Week displays.
UK star of stage and screen, Miriam Margolyes OBE is one of the world’s most celebrated character actors. She is currently in Australia touring her one-woman show, Dickens’ Women, following a successful season in the West End in London – and it’s coming to Port Macquarie. Read more
Port Macquarie High School celebrates a major milestone, with its 50th anniversary in April this year. Kickstarting the celebrations early is a special art exhibition at the Glasshouse from February 25, featuring work from past students of the school. Exhibition organisers, Karen Richards and Jim Matsinos, are very excited at the diversity of the pieces on display. Read more
Meet the Program Manager – Performing Arts at the Glasshouse. During the course of her career, Belinda has ran the gamut of entertainment experiences – capably managing children, animals and celebrities with her trademark flair… Read more
Scott ‘Buddy’ Cameron captures the essence of one of the most talented performers the world stage has ever seen. Scott presents Buddy: The Concert at the Glasshouse this month – recapturing the magic of the 1950s era and the unforgettable voice of Buddy Holly.
“Looks like an orchestra; acts like a band; feels like a live movie” … Greta Kelly, violinist with deepblue, highlights just how this fantastic music ensemble will live up to this quote when they visit the Glasshouse this month.
The Hastings Youth Theatre Inc. are proud to present their new show for 2011, the sequel to the Wizard of Oz, The Scatterbrained Scarecrow of Oz, which will be at the Glasshouse on 10 July.
Cat Stevens. The name brings back a 1,000 memories, dark eyes, a winning voice and songs that the whole world sang along to. See Darren Coggan’s fabulous tribute to the legend at the Glasshouse…
The Play a Part Seat Endowment Program is an initiative of the Glasshouse that allows you to bestow a seat in the name of a loved one or group. The first people to take part in this program, Jack and Patricia Ross, tell us about the significance of their donation.
On October 22, the Glasshouse will host its first fine music performance, the Brandenburg Soloists. Melissa Farrow and Matt Bruce, two of the performers, invite us to experience this unique classical concert.
