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Performance
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DANCE
page 4
DESIGN AND
TECHNOLOGY
page 8
DRAMA
page 9
MEDIA ARTS
page 16
MUSIC
page 18
MUSIC THEATRE
page 20
PHOTOGRAPHY
page 24
SHOWCASE
page 24
THE BOYS’ PROJECT
page 25
VISUAL ARTS
page 26
WHOLE SCHOOL
PRODUCTION
page 27
THEATRES
page 28
DONATE TO THE
COLLEGE
page 30
BOOKINGS
BOOKINGS FOR ALL
PERFORMANCES
ARE ONLINE AT
www.jc.wa.edu.au
For further enquiries contact
the box office on 9433 7222
or email
[email protected]
Curtin Theatre and
Ellen Street Theatre
90 Ellen Street
FREMANTLE
JOHN CURTIN COLLEGE OF THE ARTS
JOHN CURTIN
College of the Arts
COLLEGE OF THE ARTS
WELCOME
As a leader in public school education we are instrumental
in providing quality education for your child. Our students
come here for their love of the arts and use their creativity,
innovation and imagination to enhance their academic
performance.
Being recognised as the 2016 Western Australian Secondary
School of the Year and also the winner of the Western Australian
Governor’s Award for Leadership in Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics shows us how building critical and
creative thinking, and communication and collaborative skills in our
students puts them at the cutting edge of educational innovation.
It also shows us what can be achieved when students, teachers and
parents all work in partnership.
Continuing our 2016 success, 66 of our Year 12 students received
School Curriculum and Standards Authority Awards recognising
excellence and we were in the top performing schools for eight
Stage 3 WACE courses.
It is a privilege to work with students who display respect,
intelligence and the ability to show care and compassion towards
others.
Mitchell Mackay
Principal
PERFORMANCE CALENDAR 2017
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MESSAGE FROM OUR
DEAN OF THE ARTS
A school can judge its success on the graduates who
leave. The very nature of the arts instils in people passion,
creativity and social understanding that makes our
students confident communicators, innovative thinkers and
compassionate citizens.
Our goal as arts educators is to enable all students to have the
choice of future directions, whether that is pursuing a career in
the arts industry, or gaining success in a different field, while
maintaining their passion and love of the arts. It is the arts that
have helped shape them as people.
It is important to acknowledge where we have come from as
a college and reflect on our journey especially following our
success as the 2016 Secondary School of the Year. Remarkably
we have been operating as an educational institution for more
than 170 years. Fremantle Free Grammar School opened on
22 June 1846 and later became Fremantle Boys and Princess
May before these combined to become John Curtin Senior
High School in 1954. We have a proud history of innovative
change, reflection and celebration of excellence. Our recent
history shows our change into Western Australia’s only selective
arts college for gifted and talented students, unique to our
State and to our nation.
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JOHN CURTIN COLLEGE OF THE ARTS
As staff, students and parents we have collective ownership
on this recognition. Even though our school community spans
the whole of the metropolitan area from Quinns Rock in the
north to Mandurah in the south and across to Gooseberry Hill
in the east, along with our boarders from regional areas, we
come together to acknowledge our community and continue
to innovate and reflect as we celebrate excellence through our
college performances, screenings and exhibitions.
So it is fitting to acknowledge this journey and celebrate the
iconic, the traditional and the contemporary arts through 78
scheduled events. We look forward to inspiring you with our
senior music theatre production of The Wizard of Oz along with
provoking thought and reflecting on society past and present
with our senior drama piece The Irresistible Rise of Arturo Oi
by Bertold Brecht. Our contemporary dance students take the
traditional classic, Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream,
to create a magic movement scape and our ballet students
finish the year with Sleeping Beauty. Our music students
showcase their talents in many forms from intimate solos to
symphony orchestra and you will also experience our visual arts
and media students’ creative pursuits, not only in scheduled
exhibitions and screenings, but in our Curtin Theatre gallery
throughout the 2017 performance season.
Travis Vladich
Dean of the Arts
PERFORMANCE CALENDAR 2017
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DANCE
REIMAGINE
YEARS 10 TO 12 BALLET
AND DANCE
Our upper school and certificate
dance and ballet students present
works that explore the world through
imagination and creativity. They will
show you how dreams prepare you for
an imagined world or another realm
and how dreams invigorate creativity.
Enjoy a performance that features new
contemporary dance and ballet pieces
reimagined.
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BOOKINGS
BOOKINGS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES ARE ONLINE AT
www.jc.wa.edu.au
For further enquiries contact the box office on 9433 7222
or email [email protected]
Curtin Theatre and
Ellen Street Theatre
90 Ellen Street
FREMANTLE
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DANCE
MOMENTUM
YEARS 7 TO 10 BALLET
AND DANCE
MAY
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
IMPULSE
YEAR 11 DANCE
Our student choreography
performances traverse the
theme of dreams, which
provides a broad platform
for them to develop their
own choreography. Join
them as they take you
through their exploration
of dreams, images, ideas,
emotions and sensations.
JUNE
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
DANCE
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A MIDSUMMER
NIGHT’S DREAM
YEARS 9 TO 12 DANCE
Our Year 9 to 12 dance students transport you into a world
where all is not as it appears. Come and see this modern dance
interpretation of the classic play by William Shakespeare.
“If we shadows have offended,
Think but this, --and all is mended,-That you have but slumber’d here
While these visions did appear”
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DANCE
SLEEPING BEAUTY
PROJECT COMPANY AND
YEARS 7 TO 12 BALLET
Artistic direction by Louise Chalwell and Brooke Leeder
Original choreography by Maurias Petipa
Reproduced by Louise Chalwell
John Curtin College of the Arts Project Company and ballet
students present the traditional fairy tale Sleeping Beauty with
a magical performance that will delight audiences young and
old. Be enchanted by timeless characters such as the Lilac Fairy,
Carabosse, Bluebirds, Puss in Boots and Red Riding Hood as
they tell the story of
a beautiful princess
awakened from a
charmed sleep by the
kiss of the prince who is
her true love.
Thursday 30 November
(Schools Matinee)
Friday 1 December
(Schools’ Matinee)
10.00am
Saturday 2 December
(Matinee) 12.00pm
NOV/DEC
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DANCE
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DESIGN AND
TECHNOLOGY
DESIGN EXHIBITION
For the first time, our Year 7 to 12 design and technology
students will showcase an extensive range of amazing design
projects with a focus on the engineering design process and its
metacognitive development over a student’s six year journey.
You will explore project development from concept to product
and see how design and technology is helping to shape the
development of the college curricula in a more dynamic and
exciting direction.
Opening Friday 21 July
until Friday 4 August
JULY
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DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY
DRAMA
A BEGINNING
YEAR 7 – ACT 1, PROLOGUE
Open Week is a perfect opportunity
to explore behind the scenes with our
new Year 7 students as they commence
their journey with drama. See them in
action in their rehearsals, classes and
backstage.
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In classes
THE ACTOR
YEAR 8 – ACT 1, SCENE 2
Join our Year 8 drama students as they
showcase their developing drama skills
through a performance of class and
extension work.
Tuesday 7 March (Group 1)
Wednesday 8 March (Group 2)
Thursday 9 March (Group 3)
MARCH
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
DRAMA
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RAW
YEAR 11 – ACT 2, SCENE 2
Our Year 11 drama students showcase
their class work in its original form as
we take away the theatrical spectacle
to allow you to focus on the actors in
their raw state.
Monday 13 March (Group 1)
Tuesday 14 March (Group 2)
Wednesday 15 March (Group 3)
MARCH
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14
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7.00pm
Ellen Street Theatre
ELEMENTS
YEAR 9 – ACT 1, SCENE 3
Our Year 9 students present excerpts
from Girl Who Cried Wolf, a haunting
and darkly humorous play by award
winning Australian writer Angela
Betzien. Celebrate their individual,
small group and larger ensemble work
as they explore the aesthetics of voice
and body to create characters relevant
to script. This play boldly examines the
cult of celebrity and the machinations
of the school playground hierarchy.
Monday 20 March (Group 1)
Tuesday 21 March (Group 2)
Wednesday 22 March (Group 3)
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DRAMA
MARCH
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7.00pm
Ellen Street Theatre
A WILDE
NIGHT OUT
YEAR 12 – ACT 2, EPILOGUE
Year 12 Guest Director Season
Oscar Wilde is one of Ireland’s greatest, if
not most humorous exports. Many today
know the controversial, flamboyant and
debonair Victorian dramatist through his
works The Picture of Dorian Gray and
The Importance of Being Earnest. Larger
than life, Wilde was a poet, dramatist,
author and celebrity, donning many quite
fashionable hats. His work and spirit are
as relevant, witty and alive as ever 112
years after his death. This evening is a
celebration of some of his works as well
as the man behind the plays.
MARCH
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7.00pm
Amphitheatre
BOOKINGS
BOOKINGS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES ARE ONLINE AT
www.jc.wa.edu.au
For further enquiries contact the box office on 9433 7222
or email [email protected]
Curtin Theatre and
Ellen Street Theatre
90 Ellen Street
FREMANTLE
DRAMA
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THE RESISTIBLE RISE
OF ARTURO UI
YEARS 10, 11 AND 12
Senior Drama
Think Al Capone meets Richard III and you have the American
gangster movie The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, in Bertolt
Brecht’s allegorical satire. The play explores Adolf Hitler’s
rise to power and is filtered through the story of a bunch of
hoodlums attempting to take over the cauliflower trade in
1930s Chicago. They eventually annex the market in nearby
Cicero too. Replace Cicero
with Austria and consider
an extended Monty Python
sketch with Shakespearean
tragedy thrown in for an
evening of surprises. The
final, chilling moments
remind us that this is no
laughing matter.
MAY
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DRAMA
FESTIVAL
OF IDEAS
YEAR 10 – ACT 2, SCENE 1
Choose your own theatre adventure
as our Year 10 drama students take
you on an all day theatre expedition.
Set across the expanse of John Curtin,
multiple theatres will be set up and
students will take on the roles of the
actor, director and designer.
MAY
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10.00am – 4.00pm
Curtin Theatre, Ellen Street
Theatre, Amphitheatres
THE BEST OF
BRITISH
YEAR 11 – ACT 2, SCENE 2
Year 11 Guest Director Season
In this performance season our Year 11
drama students work with professional
guest directors to celebrate the best
of British comedy and works from
many eras of British theatre, cinema
and television. Think Black Adder,
Absolutely Fabulous, Vicar of Dibley
and other colourful classics. More than
60 actors take the stage in an evening
of comedic entertainment.
AUGUST
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
DRAMA
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A GREAT
NIGHT IN
YEAR 10 – ACT 2, SCENE 1
Year 10 Guest Director Season
What makes a great night in? A great
film, popcorn, malteasers. How does
a night out constitute a great night in?
Come and experience the transformation
of Ellen Street Theatre and our Year 10
drama students in their first guest director
season, complete with all the creature
comforts for our audience.
AUGUST
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7.00pm
Ellen Street Theatre
ANIMAL FARM
YEAR 9 – ACT 1, SCENE 3
Revolution has taken place at Manor Farm.
The pigs have assumed control and under
the principles of ‘Animalism’ a better life
free from human service is promised to
all. Guided by a simple set of rules and an
unrelenting respect for authority, it is not
long until the rules that promised freedom
become the chains that bind the animals
once again. Created and adapted by Shake
& Stir Theatre Co, George Orwell’s novel is
brought screaming into the present.
Monday 30 October (Group 1)
Tuesday 31 October (Group 2)
Wednesday 1 November (Group 3)
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DRAMA
OCT/NOV
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7.00pm
Ellen Street Theatre
THE TEMPEST
YEAR 8 – ACT 1, SCENE 2
Thought to be Shakespeare’s last play,
The Tempest pulls out all stops: magic,
mayhem and mystery. Our Year 8 drama
students explore this great masterpiece
in all its glory from being marooned on a
deserted island, to revenge and romance
and, of course, the tempest, through the
themes of forgiveness, generosity and
enlightenment.
Monday 13 November (Group 1)
Tuesday 14 November (Group 2)
Wednesday 15 November (Group 3)
NOVEMBER
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14
15
7.00pm
Ellen Street Theatre
CREATIONS
YEAR 7 – ACT 1, PROLOGUE
The story of the making of the world
is a global legacy of all traditional
cultures. As our students reflect on
their creative journey so far we ask:
How does drama shape as well as
reflect a culture? How do we develop
sensitivity in the reflection of a culture?
What indigenous cultures are still
celebrated universally?
NOVEMBER
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6.00pm
Amphitheatre
DRAMA
15
MEDIA ARTS
CELLULOID DREAMS
YEARS 7 TO 12
MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL
Celebrating dreams and imagination, this evening will
showcase a variety of media arts genres and styles from
Semester 1. The stories our students share will take the
audience on an adventure through the looking glass
and back again.
JUNE
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
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MEDIA ARTS
NIGHTMARE ON
ELLEN STREET
YEARS 10 TO 12
With Halloween just around the corner,
come along and get your fill of all things
that go bump in the night! Our media
works showcased as part of this thrilling,
chilling and intriguing evening will make
sure you keep on all the lights.
PG+
We strongly recommend that this
screening is not suitable for younger
audiences.
OCTOBER
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
NEONS AND
NIGHTSCENES
YEARS 7 TO 12
Tales of futures past and mind
bending journeys; we welcome you
to a night where your minds can
skyrocket into space and plummet
back to earth in a death defying
free-fall. Please join us for the final
showcase of the media arts calendar
where students will share the best
media works created throughout 2017.
DECEMBER
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
MEDIA ARTS
17
MUSIC
ATAR RECITAL
YEAR 11 AND 12 MUSIC
Our ATAR music students present
a piece from their examination
repertoire in the intimate setting of
the Ellen Street Theatre, showing
the culmination of their performance
studies at the college for family and
friends.
APRIL
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28
7.00pm
Ellen Street Theatre
CADENZA
YEARS 7 TO 11
See our gifted and talented music
students and music enrichment
program students in an evening
of ensemble music performances
showcasing a variety of styles and eras.
NOVEMBER
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
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MUSIC
ALLEGRO
YEARS 7 TO 12
Enjoy an evening of performances from a diverse
range of ensembles featuring our gifted and talented
and enrichment music students. These ensembles
showcase a variety of styles and eras of music. Our Year
7 students will make their debut on the Curtin Theatre
stage and our Year 12 students will appear on this
stage for the final time. Join us for this pinnacle music
event on the college calendar.
MAY
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12
7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
MUSIC
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MUSIC THEATRE
OVERTURE
YEAR 7
We begin our music theatre students’
journey with this performance where
family members receive an intimate
insight into the different aspects of
music theatre in an entertaining and
contrasting show.
MAY
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7.00pm
Ellen Street Theatre
BOOKINGS
BOOKINGS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES ARE ONLINE AT
www.jc.wa.edu.au
For further enquiries contact the box office on 9433 7222
or email [email protected]
Curtin Theatre and
Ellen Street Theatre
90 Ellen Street
FREMANTLE
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M U S I C T H E AT R E
THE WIZARD OF OZ (RSC 1987)
SENIOR MUSICAL
By L. Frank Baum
With Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen
With Music and Lyrics by E.Y Harburg Adapted for the Royal
Shakespeare Company by John Kane
As a college that values creativity and imagination this year’s
senior musical seems fitting to these core values. Join us as we
follow little Dorothy Gale of Kansas who dreams of what lies
over the rainbow. When a twister hits her farm she is carried
away over the rainbow
to another world
where she meets the
Scarecrow, the Tinman,
the Cowardly Lion and
other iconic characters
and they travel the
universe of Dorothy’s
imagination.
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M U S I C T H E AT R E
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TRIPLE THREAT
YEARS 9 AND 10
Triple threat is a theatrical term that
encaptures what it is to be a musical
theatre performer. It is a discipline that
requires singing, dancing and acting.
This triple bill including Disney’s The
Little Mermaid Jr, The Fiddler on the
Roof Jr and Legally Blonde Jr.
JULY
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SCENE TO
SONG
YEAR 7
Celebrate the traditional triple threat
of music theatre performers as our
students combine their skills in song,
dance and acting performing some of
the best known and well-loved musicals
of all time. This performance is the
debut of our Year 7 students on the
Curtin Theatre stage.
SEPTEMBER
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7.00pm
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M U S I C T H E AT R E
16 BAR CUT
YEARS 10 AND 11
This intimate recital showcases our
music theatre students in a collection
of solo and ensemble performances as
we celebrate a variety of shows in the
musical genre up close and personal.
SEPTEMBER
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
SHOWTIME
YEARS 9 TO 11
Musicals have the power to transport
audiences to another world. They also
showcase multitalented performers,
who must be skilled at singing, dancing
and acting. Join us in celebrating our
talented Year 8 and 9 students as
they perform songs and scenes from
a variety of musicals, showing the
power of the music theatre genre for
entertainment and to escape from
everyday life.
OCTOBER
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
M U S I C T H E AT R E
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PHOTOGRAPHY
PHOTOSONIC SENSATION
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DESIGN
EXHIBITION
YEARS 10 TO 12
Digital design and the twenty-first
century brings us a new world of
studio artworks. Join our senior design
and photography students in their
exploration of this exciting medium
with a collection of product, cultural,
commercial and influential design works.
AUGUST
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Curtin Theatre
SHOWCASE
YEAR 12 ARTS STUDENTS
To celebrate the outstanding work
of our Year 12 students we present
Showcase 2016, where performers will
show highlights from across the arts.
This is your opportunity to see our arts
students at their very best.
DECEMBER
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7.00pm
Curtin Theatre
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PHOTOGRAPHY/SHOWCASE
THE BOYS’
PROJECT
Through the contexts of dance,
drama, music and film The
Boys’ Project explores the art of
performance.
Be entertained as we showcase
many creative talents in this
energetic production, celebrating
the creativity and enthusiasm of
boys in the arts.
JUNE
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6.00pm and 7.30pm
Ellen Street Theatre
OCTOBER
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6.00pm and 7.30pm
Ellen Street Theatre
BOOKINGS
BOOKINGS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES ARE ONLINE AT
www.jc.wa.edu.au
For further enquiries contact the box office on 9433 7222
or email [email protected]
Curtin Theatre and Ellen Street Theatre
90 Ellen Street FREMANTLE
THE BOYS’ PROJECT
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VISUAL ARTS
VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITION
Our annual Visual Arts Exhibition displays inspirational work
from our Year 7 to 12 students. The varied and original
artworks are a culmination of student works inspired by our
staff and industry professionals. Celebrate with us the visual
feast of exhibited works in our Curtin Theatre.
Opening night: Friday 27 October
6.00pm – 7.30pm
Gallery also open Saturday 28 October 2.30pm – 5.00pm and
Friday 10 November 2.30pm – 4.30pm
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6.00 – 7.30pm
Curtin Theatre Foyer
(IMAGE: The Seekers,
Tesserae Akerman – Year 10
2016, Oil on canvas)
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VISUAL ARTS
WHOLE SCHOOL PRODUCTION
THE BEAUTIFUL WORD
YEARS 7 TO 10
The Beautiful Word is an original piece of theatre devised by
a young cast spanning Years 7 to 10. This show continues the
collaborative nature of The Beautiful Game, which was performed
at the Curtin Theatre in 2014 with the involvement of all lower
school students from the gifted and talented and soccer programs
and local students. The Beautiful Word is a celebration of spoken
word poetry as an art form, which has always told honestly and
personally of the human condition, ultimately demanding the
need for protest and for change. In the beginning is the WORD
and the word has POWER.
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7.00pm
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WHOLE SCHOOL PRODUCTION
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THEATRES
ELLEN STREET THEATRE
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T H E AT R E S
CURTIN
THEATRE
This magnificent building is
just one part of the exciting
opportunities that exist for
students at John Curtin College
of the Arts.
This small, intimate
theatre is perfect for
students to hone their
skills. Ellen Street
Theatre possesses an
intimacy and charm
all of its own. Seating
approximately 100
patrons it is the perfect
backdrop for students
to present their work up
close and personal. This
theatre is not available
for public hire.
The Curtin Theatre is a superb
blue-glass pavilion building
which sits just above the City of
Fremantle, with commanding
views of Cockburn Sound,
Rottnest Island and the Indian
Ocean, seating more than
450 people facing a large
and flexible proscenium-style
stage. Superbly equipped,
the Curtin Theatre offers
opportunities for a wide
range of uses in theatrical and
musical performance and for
conferences, seminars and
other presentations.
The fully air-conditioned Curtin
Theatre incorporates expansive
naturally lit foyers, a function
room, servery kiosk, large
dressing rooms and free access
to surrounding promenades,
lawns and small amphitheatre.
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BECOME A FRIEND OF
JOHN CURTIN COLLEGE
OF THE ARTS
We have established the Friends of John Curtin College of the
Arts to help students at the college by raising funds that can
provide support and scholarships in the Arts.
For an annual donation of $30 you are helping us raise funds
that provide scholarships in the Arts for students and support
student performance and creativity within the Arts.
Benefits of Being a Friend
A particular benefit is knowing your donation supports talented
students through awarding the Friends of John Curtin College
of the Arts Scholarship.
Friends also benefit from the following:
• One free ticket to what’s on in the performance calendar;
• Advanced knowledge of forthcoming events, including
special Friends events;
• 10% discount off the hire costs of the Curtin Theatre
Rehearsal room.
With your help John Curtin College of the Arts will continue to
give gifted young performers the opportunity to succeed in the
Arts in Western Australia.
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1.) Pay by Direct Debit COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA
BSB: 066040 Account No: 19902167
2.) Cheques should be made payable to:
Reference:
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initial and surname
(ie FRIENDS J Gordon)
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Your privacy is important to us. Your personal information is used to
process your membership and to send you information related to
Friends. By providing your contact details you agree to receive mail and
email correspondence from the Friends of John Curtin College of the
Arts and/or the college from time to time.
If you do not wish to receive any correspondence from the college,
please tick the box.
Please send completed membership application and payment to:
Friends of John Curtin College of the Arts
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F: 9430 5856 or E: [email protected]
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D O N AT E T O T H E C O L L E G E
DONATE TO THE COLLEGE
Donate to Western Australia’s
only fully selective Arts College
and help our future arts
graduates achieve their goals.
NAME YOUR SEAT
As the premier college for
gifted arts students, the college
plays an essential role in
enriching secondary students.
Name Your Seat is one of the
ways you can help us support
young and creative artists.
This is a unique opportunity
for supporters of John Curtin
College of the Arts to have
a naming plaque placed on
a seat in the state-of-the-art
Curtin Theatre.
The fully resourced 450 seat
Curtin Theatre is superbly
equipped for theatrical, dance
and musical performances.
For a one off donation of
$250 you will receive a named
plaque commemorating the
support you have given. You
can also nominate a person/s
or business of your choice.
More importantly you
will make a significant
contribution to John Curtin
College of the Arts, where
your donation will go towards
maintaining the professional
standards of lighting and
sound in the Curtin Theatre
and investing in cutting edge
theatre technology.
Visit www.jc.wa.edu.au to
download a form today.
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DEDUCTIBLE BUILDING
FUND
We invite you to support
improvements and additions
to our existing buildings.
Your donation will make
a significant difference to
the learning environment
of students and will
contribute to construction,
maintenance, renovation
and extension of school
buildings.
All donations are tax
deductible. Visit our website
to download a donation
form.
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OUR VALUES
creativity, innovation and imagination
respect, care and compassion
excellence
a fair go
responsibility
integrity
JOHN CURTIN
College of the Arts
COLLEGE OF THE ARTS
90 Ellen Street
Fremantle WA 6160
T: 9433 7200
F: 9430 5856
E: [email protected]
www.jc.wa.edu.au
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