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It’s our birthday and we’ll give presents if we want to!
Ten Days is celebrating 14 years of arts, inspiration and entertainment. Since 2001 the Tasmanian International Arts Festival (formally Ten Days on the Island) has made its mark as the premier cultural event, bringing an outstanding range of international, national and Tasmanian artists to every corner of the island.
To mark this special occasion we are giving you the chance to win a double pass to the Blue Angel concert and overnight experience. This world premiere presented by Big hART, brings to life great stories of the sea and gives audiences a searing insight into the seafaring experience through song, film, story and installations.
This fantastic prize includes two tickets to the Blue Angel concert, sumptuous fine dining at The Astor Grill, evening entertainment from AFI Award-winning actor Kerry Armstrong, performances from a wonderful band including renowned musician Mikelangelo, overnight accommodation at the iconic Astor Private Hotel and a delicious Jackman & McRoss Bakery breakfast.
This is an incredible opportunity not to be missed! For a chance to win email your most memorable experience of the sea to marketing@tendays.org.au. Please include your full name, address and a contact phone number.
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| GRIPPING. HUMOROUS. SPINE-TINGLING. ENTERTAINING. |
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In Dementia 13, Francis Ford Coppola’s ground-breaking feature, an eccentric Irish family bickers over a vast inheritance in a lonely mansion while a mysterious axe murderer picks them off one by one. In this exhilarating adaptation by Live Live Cinema, the score and dialogue are performed onstage, with every creeping footstep and murderous axe blow bought to life by a sound effects wizard, as the film screens in the background. A cinematic happening unlike anything you will have experienced before - this is better than the movies, this is cinema in 4-D!
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| Holy and hilarious theatre with The Cardinals |
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It’s evangelical mayhem on stage as three cardinals on tour with a puppet show find themselves strangely without puppets. They flounder their way through well-known Bible stories, as wild off-stage antics reveal a tale that is as funny as it is touching. The Cardinals is a thought-provoking, witty and entertaining work of biblical proportions from Stan's Cafe, one of the world’s most innovative theatre companies.
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| Bolivian Hamlet comes to Hobart and Burnie |
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Latin-America’s Teatro de los Andes have taken a hatchet to Shakespeare’s classic text, condensing the dialogue to an action-packed 80 minutes that brings passion and politics to the fore. Using inventive and stark staging, three actors and a musician play fifteen characters to create a gripping interpretation of Hamlet that explores the enforced journey thousands of Bolivians make each year; leaving their rural homes to seek out opportunity in the city.
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| Aakash Odedra tells stories through movement |
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Award-winning dancer Aakash Odedra is wowing audiences across the globe with his stunning solo performance Rising. A masterclass in choreographic brilliance, Rising features the work of three of the world’s finest choreographers – Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Russell Maliphant and Odedra’s mentor, Akram Khan. Be witness to the breadth of Odedra’s remarkable capabilities, from his razor-sharp precision and enviable poise, to his mesmerising agility.
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| Alzheimer Symphony starts regional tour |
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Following a sell-out Hobart season, Ten Days and Tasmania Performs are proud to bring Alzheimer Symphony to Bruny Island, Huonville, Kempton, Deloraine, Devonport and Swansea. Performed by acclaimed artist Justus Neumann, this poignant work is punctuated by moments of humour that will take you on a remarkable journey. Winner of six Errols at the Tasmanian Theatre Awards including best original production in the professional category, Alzheimer Symphony is a masterpiece not to be missed.
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