Free. All Welcome. A glimpse into the true and make-believe experiences that shape our thoughts, dreams and imaginations. Featuring puppetry, film and live performance. Light Lunch served after the show at 1pm

Between 1963 and 1967 Judy Garland sat in her lounge room recording what she hoped would be turned into her revealing, heartfelt autobiography. It never made it to print. Based on these recordings, interviews and stories from her show, Rain or Shine takes the audience on the journey of Frances Ethel Gumm, or as the world “knew” her, Judy Garland.

Plays and playwrights go in and out of fashion but some endure and speak to each subsequent generation. Lawler’s tale of Queensland cane cutters and Melbourne barmaids has endured, not through nostalgia or because it spawned a new age in Australian writing, but because the characters and their dilemmas are so true, beautifully observed, humorous and poignant

The Sapphires is one of the Australia’s best-loved stories. Winning multiple awards as a play, film and soundtrack album there was one challenge left and that was to undertake a national tour of Australia. Bringing the raw energy, fun and emotion of this story directly to stages like Wonthaggi Arts Centre and across the nation.

Annual End of Year Concert Tickets will be going on Sale on Sunday 3 November at 8am.For tickets, head over to www.trybooking.com/BFGTR Visit us in the Box Office weekdays 10am-4pm if you would like to pay using cash or call us over the phone on 03 5671 2470 during Box Office hours.

It's been a great year at Bass Coast Ballet School and we are excited to show the community what our students have accomplished. Come along for a fun evening as the Bass Coast Ballet School students showcase all their hard work over the past year.Our dancers will present performances in Ballet, Lyrical Ballet, Jazz, Tap and Hip Hop styles.

Lennon: Through a Glass Onion is back in Australia following their sensational 16 week season in New York. The internationally acclaimed theatrical event celebrating the genius, music and phenomenon of John Lennon which we know and loved as LOOKING THROUGH A GLASS ONION was re-produced and rebranded for its Off-Broadway debut at the Union Square Theatre.

Two of Australia’s most applauded performers, Damien Leith & Darren Coggan, come together to celebrate the songbook of the most inspiring songwriters of all time, John Lennon & Paul McCartney.

Come and celebrate IDPwD movie day with us! 11.00am Ride Like a Girl [PG] 1.30pm The Peanut Butter Falcon [M]Tickets available on the day at the kiosk. $15 Adults $10 Concession/Children

New and recent release films, played every Wednesday during School Term when the centre isn't being used for community events or live performances.10.00am Downton Abbey [PG] 12.30pm Ride Like a Girl [PG]$10 concession/children $15 adults Tickets are available from the kiosk on the day of the films.

New and recent release films, played every Wednesday during School Term when the centre isn't being used for community events or live performances.10.00am Paw Patrol: Ready Race Rescue [G] 11.15am Judy [M]$10 concession/children $15 adults Tickets are available from the kiosk on the day of the films.

New and recent release films, played every Wednesday during School Term when the centre isn't being used for community events or live performances.10.30am Paw Patrol: Ready Race Rescue [G] 11.45am Balloon [M] 2.30pm Blinded by the Light [PG] 5.00pm Fisherman's Friends [M]$10 concession/children $15 adults

New and recent release films, played every Wednesday during School Term when the centre isn't being used for community events or live performances.10.00am Judy [M] 12.15pm Fisherman's Friends [M]$10 concession/children $15 adults Tickets are available from the kiosk on the day of the films.

New and recent release films, played every Wednesday during School Term when the centre isn't being used for community events or live performances.5.00pm Last Christmas [PG]$10 concession/children $15 adults Tickets are available from the kiosk on the day of the films.

What happens when pure comedy takes human form. What happens when a creature is created and bred to do stand up, Nobody knows because that isn’t a thing. What is a thing is Ross Noble doing a show. You can come and see. This is it.‘Brilliantly inventive, quirky stand-up …see him and marvel’ The Sun

“Jingle Jigs, Reels a Treat.” Ken Longworth – The Newcastle HeraldBack by popular demand! The team at ‘A Taste of Ireland’ bring their seasonal production, ‘A Celtic Christmas’ to Victoria for the very first time.

When Ana and Marco arrive at the airport to farewell their son, who is leaving his Argentine homeland to study abroad. However his departure leaves a significant hole in their everyday lives, they decide to ‘consciously uncouple’, and begin to explore the surprising and sometimes wonderful world of the newly-single.