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BUTTS Fund Raiser 
If you are a Playhouse regular, you'll know how much we need more comfortable, wider seats for our auditorium. By making a donation you'll set us up for new seats as part of our major theatre refurbishment. 
Click here to find out more! Sponsor Letter Media Release - Jan 2025
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FOR SALE - THEATRE SEATING
We are upgrading our theatre seating and are selling our exisiting theatre seats.
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FOR SALE - PROPS & COSTUMES
After a very successful production we have decided to sell a number of props and costumes specifically made for 'GREASE The Musical', so that other companies may benefit from our many hours of work.
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Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge that the land that we gather and perform on is the traditional country and homelands of the Taribelang Bunda, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, and Bailai Peoples of the Bundaberg region. We acknowledge they have walked, cared for, sung, told stories and danced on this land for thousands of years. We acknowledge and respect their spiritual relationship, cultural heritage, beliefs and connection to this land, and it is still important to their descendants of today. We acknowledge the Elders, those here today and those who have passed back into the great dreaming.
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Photo Gallery - "Aladdin" (1971) |
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"ALADDIN" 1971
| | | | | | | The Cast The 1971 production of ALADDIN was directed by Kip Theodore (in front, on the floor leaning on Panda (Pat Faircloth, we think). Others identified: Peter Rehbein and Lyn Greer, both seated in second row; Ron Halpin, Maureen Dye, and Prompt - Sherry Barnes ( beside the front half of the Camel) The production was originally planned for the 1970 pantomime, but postponed due to flooding, with roads cut off and some cast unable to get there. It was eventually presented in the 1971 New Year in sweltering conditions, with the roller doors backstage wide open. In one scene, Dame (Geoff Snell) gave a huge pram an almighty shove to go flying across the stage, and fly it did - sailing right through the open roller door on the other side. (we don't believe anyone was in the pram at the time) | | | | | | | | Ron Halpin and Peter Rehbein | | | | | | | John Stoutley as the Emporer and Peg Danaher as the Empress of China, along with Peter Rehbein as Magician Abanazar from Aladdin 1971, visiting a patient at the Bundaberg base Hospital Panto cast members used to visit patients at the Base Hospital - some of whom looked rather bewildered to see us, when you're feeling sick and suddenly see these peculiar colourful characters at your bedside, you could wonder what medication you'd been given. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 07 March 2020 )
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