Pushing the boundaries with cutting-edge experiences

THIS month, Geelong Arts Centre will reveal the capabilities of its brand new theatre spaces with a diverse line-up of riveting shows that celebrate modern theatre experiences.

On September 20-21, Beat Entertainment and Regional Arts Victoria take to The Story House stage for Reckoning.

This powerful celebration of Indigenous culture champions survival, creativity and strength through 60 minutes of original songs, dance and exceptional raw storytelling.

After captivating audiences at Melbourne Fringe Festival, Adelaide Fringe, and across the pond at NZ Fringe Festival, A Lovely Day To Be Online makes its fateful homecoming, gracing The Open House stage on September 22 at 7.30pm.

This original comedic gig­ theatre show from past Creative Engine grant recipient Connor Morel is filled with original soul-pop tunes and a whole lot of heart.

Supported by Geelong Arts Centre, A Lovely Day To Be Online is a hilarious look into internet culture, and a glaring critique into who we become when we leave the real world.

The bold line up of boundary-defying work is a testament to Geelong Arts Centre’s daring new program pillar REWIRE, a curation of arts experiences designed to challenge, thrill and delight.

Book your tickets now and prepare to explore the possibilities of innovative arts spaces at Geelong Arts Centre at geelongartscentre.org.au/rewire-2023

Geelong Arts Centre’s Grand Opening Festival began on August 19 and will run until September 23, and boasts a unique line-up of local and international talent including Missy Higgins, ABC Radio Melbourne’s The Friday Revue, Ross Noble – Jibber Jabber Jamboree, Pesudo Echo – The Ultimate Tour and much more.

 

For the full line-up, head to geelongartscentre.org.au/grand-opening-festival

“Geelong Arts Centre is committed to evolving with our audiences to provide bold, thought-provoking theatre experiences that open the door to a new breadth of opportunities for Geelong’s creative community,” Geelong Arts Centre senior producer of creative industries and programming Michelle Sewell said.

Geelong Arts Centre’s REWIRE program is supported by the Victorian government through Creative Victoria, Major Artistic Partner Deakin University, and Innovation Partner, Costa Asset Management.

Bookings can be made via the website, or by phoning the box office on 1300 251 200 between 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday.