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New company debuts with school holiday show • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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Executive Producer Clint Salter is the creative mind behind the brand new show ‘Season Squad’, coming to inject some energetic fun into kids and parents alike at The Joan this school holidays. “We’re a brand new company and we formed really to do this show. This was the original concept from Clint… he had this idea for this show and he wanted to produce it himself, so he formed Wonderlane Entertainment,” producer Amy Matthews said. Centering around the magical town of Calendar Grove, we meet Sun
Circa brings 'Wolf' to Penrith this October • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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World-renowned Australian circus company Circa is bringing its ferocious new production, ‘Wolf’, to The Joan this October. Audiences can experience the raw power, breathtaking acrobatics and primal energy of ‘Wolf’ when it takes over the The Joan’s Q Theatre on Wednesday, October 7 and Thursday, October 8. Created by Circa’s Artistic Director Yaron Lifschitz, ‘Wolf’ transforms 10 world-class circus artists into a wild, untamed pack, pushing their bodies to extraordinary limits through acrobatics
Kacey, Casey and country at Panthers • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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The EVAN Theatre welcomes country music legend Kasey Chambers, alongside one of Australia’s biggest contemporary country stars Casey Barnes on Saturday, September 19, for a night of energy, storytelling and of course, country music. Coming off the back of a recent album release, and hitting number one on the ARIA charts, Barnes is no stranger to performing live. “Look, we’re pretty high energy… my favourite part of what we do actually is performing live,” Barnes said. Beginning his music journey
At The Movies: The End Of Oak Street • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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As someone who loves dinosaur movies, ‘The End Of Oak Street’ was high on my list this year, with its suspenseful trailers and thriller-esque energy. However, after seeing it, I was unfortunately left wondering what all the hype was about. The story centres on the Platt family, an average all-American family of four living in the 1980s. Their idyllic lifestyle is interrupted however, when they – and their entire neighbourhood – are mysteriously transported back to a time when dinosaurs ruled. Of
New community food drive to help locals in need • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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Local real estate agency Merrick Property Group is launching its Community Food Drive, with the first collection date scheduled for August 2. “We’re organising the Community Food Drive because we understand that times are tough for many families right now,” said Merrick Property Group Sales Consultant Ty Hickson. “As a local business, we’re fortunate to have a strong network of schools, businesses and people throughout the Penrith community. We want to use those connections to bring people toget
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