Sunday 19th August 2012
$20.00 Adult
$15.00 Concession
$10.00 Child

One of Australia & rsquo's finest Spanish Guitarists, Andrew Veivers draws on a wide range of musical influences to evoke the sensual and mesmerising sounds of the Spanish guitar in all of its guises.

From the beginning, Andrew combined the traditional study of flamenco with the formal training of the classical guitar. After graduating with a Bachelor of Music in 1993 from the University of Queensland (St. Lucia) Andrew spent 3 years studying, teaching and performing in London, Madrid and Amsterdam.

At venues ranging from Blenhiem Palace (UK) to The Dillington Classical Guitar Festival (UK) to chamber music series’ in Amsterdam to concerts at many of Australia’s leading festivals, Andrew has appeared as a soloist as well as with his various groups (Flamenco Fire, The Saruzu Quartet, Jaleos Flamenco) to great critical acclaim.

“This guy can really play….Andrew Veivers must eat gypsy hearts for breakfast.” …Lulo Reinhardt, Joes Waterhole, 12th September 2009

“Andrew Veivers is an Australian with a flamenco soul.” …Olivia Stewart, Courier Mail, 5th September 2009

Alongside his performance schedule Andrew has continued his dedication to the teaching of the Spanish Guitar. After being on the teaching staff for many years at the Classical Guitar School in Brisbane and The Spanish Guitar Centre in London, Andrew opened The Spanish Guitar Studio in Brisbane in 1997. Now in its 13th year of operation, The Spanish Guitar Studio has teaching studios in Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast. Andrew launched his teaching manual and DVD – The Rhythm Method: An Introduction to Flamenco Guitar in December 2010 at the Woodford Folk Festival.

Andrew’s solo debut recording – Jaleos – was awarded Best Album (Folk, Ethnic and Other) at the Queensland Recording Association’s Sunnie Awards. In 2006, one of Andrew’s compositions – Guarijas - was a finalist in the Queensland Song Awards World and Folk category.

Andrew’s current ensembles include Australia’s only national flamenco touring company – Flamenco Fire and flamenco-tango-jazz band – The Saruzu Quartet. Andrew has also been a special guest guitarist in the Doch Gypsy Orchestra since 2002.

Andrew created the Flamenco Fire concept in 1999 and has continued to focus on the creative development of the production since its inception. Andrew’s vision for Flamenco Fire has been instrumental in the creative growth of the production. With the support of the Australia Council for the Arts, Flamenco Fire’s 2010 production – Al-Andaluz – was his first commissioned work.

THE DELLTONES
Thursday 14th June 8pm
Adults $49:00
Concession $45:00
child $29:00
It only seems like yesterday but more than 50 years on The Delltones are still enchanting and energizing audiences with their highly exciting and colourful performances.

The Delltones with their rich harmonies, featuring the unique voice of PEEWEE WILSON still captivate audiences blending their own hits ‘Gee’, ‘You’re The Limit’, Get A Little Dirt On Your Hands’, ‘Come A Little Bit Closer’, ‘Hangin’Five’ with classic DooWop and Pop.
Audiences still scream, audiences still shout, audiences still go away singing the songs, dancing the steps, chanting the goofy chants and looking forward to coming back for another dose as soon as they can.

The Delltones the band that makes you feel good long after the show is over!

If you only go out once this year, don’t miss the Delltones Live – They’re better than ever!

This is going to be an event that you do not want to miss, History will be made on this night......

Sunday the 1st July-1pm
Adults $32.50
Concession $29.50
Bio on The Old Fella.

* Retired farmer from Maitland on the York Peninsula SA.
* Started comedy at the tender age of 65, to stop him falling off the perch.
* Performed over 100 times before deciding to audition for Australia's Got Talent. (A.G.T)
* Lined up for 8 hours at Wayville show grounds for the first audition and was given a call back to see the judges.
* He performed once in front of the Judges which was shown on T.V and instantly the Australian Public fell in love with him.
* Finished an amazing 4th on the 2011 series and has since been book for over 100 gigs with a further 150 booked over the next 12 months.
* The Old Fella will be supported by local Adelaide Comedian Anthony Lamond. Lamond is quoted as saying "when I first told my friends I was starting comedy they all laughed at me, then they saw my show and nobody is laughing at me now".

Saturday 24th November 2012-7pm
Adults-$27.50
Concession-$22.00
Child under 15-$15.00
Australian Songbook is a superb tribute to Australian songs made famous by The Seekers, Peter Dawson, Johnny O’Keefe, Lucky Starr, Chad Morgan, Slim Dusty, Anne Kirkpatick, and The Beggars.

You can heave away, haul away on a tall ship rounding Cape Horn or sail the Southern Ocean hunting the great whale. Waltz Your Matilda and find out what really happened to that jolly swagman down by the billabong. Do your noble duty in the Great War or go back down the track to the old homestead on the Road to Gundagai, and be a guest at the Fatal Wedding.

The Beggars invite every one to join in for a good old sing-along with the songs from our Australian Songbook.

Thursday 9th August 2012 8pm
tickets:
Adult $35.00
Concession $30.00
Ladies Night

Five mates with only unemployment and a love of beer in common, realise there’s money to be made in putting on a male strip review. They pitch the notion to hard case club owner Bernie and take tutelage from the kindhearted Glenda, in whatwomen really want from a male stripper – and how to deliver it.

Ladies Night has been translated into twelve languages and is New Zealand’s most commercially successful play – with eight sell-out tours of Britain and the U.K. And now, it comes to Mackay to wow audiences and leave you in fits of laugher.
Ladies night is sure to leave you energised and ready to hit the town!

STARRING:

KEN JAMES
Known for regular roles in several popular television series. He was probably best known to Australian (and international) audiences as Sonny's older brother Mark in the 1960s children's TV show, Skippy.

Ken also starred in The Adventurers, Skippy the Bush Kangaroo, Barrier Reef, The Group, The Box, Split Second, Glenview High, Skyways, Sons and Daughters, Prisoner (Cell Block H), Catspaw, Bellamy, Winner Take All, Say G'day, Inside Running, Pugwall, Time Trax, Bingles, City High, Blue Heelers, D Generation (The Late Show), Ernie Sigley Show, Good Morning Australia.

 

STEVEN TANDY
Is an Australian stage, television and film actor, best known for playing Tom Sullivan, the second eldest son in the classic Australian television series The Sullivans.

Stage awards: 2007 – Won – Gold Matilda Award for Best Actor in Last Drinks.

 

Capella Cultural Centre Friday 6th July 2012 8pm

Bookings P: (07) 4984.9300 E:culturalcentre@bigpond.com

Tickets

Adult $22.00

Concession $20.00

Andrew Horabin is a state and national award-winning singer/songwriter with a one man comedy musical that asks, What’s a man gotta do to be a man in your town? In his hilarious show, Andrew uses comedy, song and storytelling to explore some of the issues of masculinity - sex, work, marriage, mate ship, intimacy, fathering, feelings, booze, homophobia and attachments to motor vehicles. Our story begins when Adam's Buck's Party collides with Lucy's Hens in the street. Lucy declares that he'll never grow up. Adam protests. She gives him 24 hours to prove he's a man - or the weddings off! Muzza and Gazza are not much help. They tell him she's just a sheila and sheilas change their minds. But she's not changing it back. And the hour of the wedding is fast approaching, leaving Adam asking "What's a man gotta do to be a man?" With no formal initiation or rites of passage, these three young blokes must forge their own path into manhood. The audience helps, with their own ideas of how to become a man, but will it be enough? How lost will they get on the journey? What risks do they take in trying to initiate themselves? And will they make it back in time? Seriously funny, moving and true, Adam's story will have your audience asking what it means to be a man in your town - and how they might help the boys to get there. The themes are serious. The show is a hilarious musical comedy. The combination is powerful. “What a mans gotta do” is a hilarious one man comedy show by Andrew Horabin. When Adam’s fiancé calls off the wedding, ha begs for a second chance. She gives him 24 hours- prove you're a man by tomorrow night or it's over. What's he gonna do? What's a man gotta do to be a man????

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A test of skills between super fly fit man and beast. Event : Capella Rodeo Date: Saturday August 25th, 2012 Venue: Capella Covered Arena Contact: Ross Ford 4985 2813 Description: A test of skills between superbly fit man and beast

New Years Eve dance to recorded music, on the good dancing floor at the Community Hall. Event: News Years Eve Old Time Dance Date: December 31, 2009 Venue: Capella Community Hall Contact: Noela Milne 4984 9368 Description: New Years Eve dance to recorded music, on the good dancing floor at the Community Hall.

American Pie Reunion

Friday 18th 7.30pm
Saturday 19th 7.30pm
Sunday - No movie

In the comedy American Reunion, all the American Pie characters we met a little more than a decade ago return to East Great Falls for their high-school reunion. In one long-overdue weekend, they will discover what has changed, who hasn't and that time and distance can't break the bonds of friendship. It was summer 1999 when four small-town Michigan boys began a quest to lose their virginity. In the years that have passed, Jim and Michelle married while Kevin and Vicky said goodbye. Oz and Heather grew apart, but Finch still longs for Stifler's mom. Now these lifelong friends have come home as adults to reminisce about-and get inspired by-the hormonal teens who launched a comedy legend. -- (C) Universal