Most reviewed Theatre & Performances in Tasmania

  1. 5.0 The Ship That Never Was (1.113 reviews)
    - Very funny play that's suitable for all ages
    Thursday: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Theatre & Performances
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    This is a 1 and a quarter hour play that has been occurring daily in Strahan at 1730 for 28 years. The storyline actually complements the boat tours (Gordon river cruises and/or Wild wilderness cruises) that visit Sarah island and tells the story of a group of convicts who escaped the island by steeling a ship they were building. The play is very funny and well thought out. Two tips * It does involve audience participation so if this isn't for you maybe hide in the corners. * The tickets often sell out a day in advance so consider purchasing them the day before. Its 25 dollars for adults and I believe it was 2.50 for children. See more..
  2. Burnie Arts Centre (0 review)
    Theatre & Performances
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    The Burnie Arts & Function Centre, comprises a large multi-functional auditorium, a 370-seat proscenium arch theatre, and five additional function rooms. The Centre’s entire event space is 1,700 square metres, providing the region with a facility that caters for large undercover expos. The complex has a wide range of high quality audio and visual equipment, including professional lighting, projection, and sound systems – suitable for live performances, conferences and presentations. As well as serving the local community as an event and performance space, The Burnie Arts & Function Centre presents an annual performing arts subscription season throughout the year, featuring a variety of local, Tasmanian, national and international artists. Since the 1970s, the Burnie Arts & Function Centre has been host to formal events, charity dinners, debutante balls, and more. With an onsite catering service, well-equipped function rooms and facilities, ample parking, and a team of caring professionals, the Burnie Arts & Function Centre is the ideal venue. See more..

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