Royal Theatre, Quirindi

22/11/2022

19/10/2022

ANNOUNCEMENT:

Unfortunately, the 'Baby Boomers Comedy and Music Show' scheduled for Friday 21st October has been postponed.

Tickets sold will be refunded by Baby Boomers.

We wish the production team all the best and look forward to seeing them return once the flood waters recede.

17/10/2022

EDIT : Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, this show has been postponed.
Any tickets sold will be refunded by Baby Boomers.

A seriously halerious evening coming to the Royal Theatre, Quirindi.
Baby Boomers Comedy and Music Show.
Friday 21st October 2022.
Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7.30pm show.
Tickets $29 pre sale tickets a must. Available online at trybooking.com/CBWEM
Kevin A. Legend is the funniest little faker you'll find.

29/07/2022

Monday 1st August - The Owls Apprentice.

Join us from 9.30am for pre show activities where you will make your own owl puppet.
Shadow Puppet Show begins at 10.30am followed by a few lessons on how to create your own shadow puppet show.

Suitable for children aged 4yrs-12yrs old.

$10 per child with accompanying adults FREE.
Tickets can be purchased through the eventbrite link or at the venue on the day.

A story about a young owl who is sent to Owl School to learn to become wise.

Suitable for the entire family, educational, interactive and full of Australian native animals.

The Owls Apprentice is produced by Little Wing Puppets. Proudly supported by Liverpool Plains Shire Council, Australia Council of the Arts, and Jump.

The Owls Apprentice Pre show activities from 9.30am, Show begins at 10.30am followed by shadow puppetry lessons.

29/07/2022

There are limited seats remaining for this interactive show combining puppetry and physical comedy.
For tickets go to: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../the-owls-apprentice...

12/07/2022

Get Up, Stand Up, Show Up was the theme for this year's NAIDIC week celebrations.
More than 21 community organisations and over 300 people came together at the Royal Theatre to mark the celebration and honour this year's theme.

Five local schools united to perform 'the Guri Tree' dance. Elders sat in the centre of the stage, honoured by the following generations that surrounded them during the opening ceremony.

The theatre was filled with stalls, workshops, dancing, music and the buzz of a enthusiastic crowd. Workshops featured weaving, dot art, clay painting and much more, celebrating the connection between the oldest surviving culture and contemporary life across the Liverpool Plains.

Mayor Clr Doug Hawkins congratulated the organising committee for their work and commented that despite the weather, it was fantastic to see over 300 community members come together for the Liverpool Plains NAIDOC celebrations.

MC for the day, Councillor Jason Allan speaking in traditional language, welcomed everyone to Kamilaroi country and spoke about the importance of remembering where we came from, our history, our culture and, the importance of looking to the future and where we are heading. With respect for the past and hope for the future, Liverpool Plains Residents came together to Get Up, Stand Up, Show Up.

01/06/2022

Another wonderful community event held at the Royal Theatre, Quirindi.

30/05/2022

Last week the Royal Theatre was honoured to host the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Road Show to a full house. Five hilarious comedians graced the stage and kept us all in stitches for 2.5hours while keeping the show interactive and engaging. From digs at the local Rodeo dating scene, parenting these days, Quirindis very own 'Hoff' and a skit of our year 8 students... the laughter was electric and just what the doctor ordered.

Attendees said "It's a wonderful thing to have our Theatre open again for productions and events, it's just what the town needs after the last few years of trying times".

"I have fat man cramp from laughing for so long. Great night and great atmosphere".

"It's fantastic that we can mingle again as a family and as a community. What better way to kick this off than to come to a comedy festival".

24/05/2022

Tonight at the Royal Theatre. Doors open 7pm, Show starts at 7.30pm.
If you haven't secured your tickets don't panic, tickets can be purchased at the theatre. $35.
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Road Show is set to be a cracker of a night.
See you there 🙂