Paris Combo’s Belle Du Berry and David Lewis were seen in and around Wrest Point just prior to Christmas on a whistle stop promotional tour as they prepare for the next leg of their world tour which includes two performances as a part of Ten Days on the Island Festival 2017.

Belle and David also popped into the ABC Studios for a live on the radio set that sent social media alight with adoration for their performance.

Suffice to say that we are getting pretty excited about what is in store when they perform at the Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Wed 22 March and Wrest Point Entertainment Centre on Thu 23 March. Get in quick - tickets are swinging out the door!

BURNIE ARTS & FUNCTION CENTRE | WED 22 MARCH
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WITH SPECIAL GUESTS OH PEP!

With an undeniable voice and an arsenal of powerful songs, Martha Wainwright is a beguiling performer and a refreshingly different force in music.

Her songs provide a window into her life without artifice or pretension.

The daughter of folk legends Kate McGarrigle and Loudon Wainwright III, Martha’s immersion in music from an early age is evident in her command of the stage and her masterful handling of a spectrum of musical styles.

The performance will showcase her fifth record, Goodnight City, which just may be her best yet. The album features her own work, alongside songs written by her brother Rufus Wainwright and friends such as Beth Orton, Glen Hansard, Michael Ondaatje and Merrill Garbus of tUnE-yArDs.

Martha Wainwright’s astonishingly versatile voice soars, sighs, provokes and tells secrets.

Melbourne band, Oh Pep! will get the evening started with their folk/pop styling.

DEVONPORT ENTERTAINMENT & CONVENTION CENTRE | THU 23 MARCH
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In a world ruled by greed and an oppressive king, the lesser classes have taken to the countryside in a revolution of hedonism and spirituality. There, they commune with their animal needs to dance, to lose control, to get drunk and to have sex.

The God That Comes is a wine-soaked rock & roll cabaret starring Hawksley Workman in an extraordinary solo performance that fuses the chaotic revelry of a rock concert with the intimacy of theatre. Hawksley – award-winning rocker, writer and actor – plays all the characters and all the instruments in a spectacle of pure talent.

It is a tonic for a society that has lost its sense of balance and abandoned its animal instincts.

Raise a glass, get lost in the music, but beware; this is Bacchus at his most potent.

DEVONPORT ENTERTAINMENT & CONVENTION CENTRE | TUE 21 MARCH, 8PM
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If concentration is an artform, Nick Steur from the Netherlands is a master. With his hands, will, focus and skill, he achieves the improbable by balancing odd shaped rocks on top of one another. This is not trickery or illusion, but the culmination of one man pushing the limitations of possibility.

Steur uses the location to underscore his work and will perform in some of Tasmania’s most beautiful places. Without showmanship or bluster, he gives pause to the daily thoughts and preoccupations of his audience and places them gently in the present.

With variations in materials, place and potential distractions, each performance is unique in its own astonishing way.

STANLEY, HIGHFIELD HOUSE | TUE 21 MARCH, 6.30PM
SHEFFIELD, EAGLES NEST RETREAT | WED 22 MARCH, 6.30PM 
STRAHAN, PEOPLE'S PARK | FRI 24 MARCH, 6.30PM
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Created by internationally acclaimed Greek dance company Jukstapoz and inspired by Charlie Chaplin’s epic film The Great Dictator, Fragile Matter uses dance, theatre, storytelling and puppetry to create a unique dance-theatre experience.

This entertaining, high energy performance has been around the world, finding a political and social relevance wherever it goes. Audiences will be stirred by the poignant significance to current political and social events, and moved by the humanness brought to the characters.

Using the body as metaphor for war and unity, eight embattled dancers rally, resist and break out in a work that is both fiercely physical and intimate, with a sound score to match.

MOONAH ARTS CENTRE  | FRI 17 & SAT 18 MARCH, 1PM & 7.30PM
PRINCESS THEATRE, LAUNCESTON | FRI 24 MARCH, 1PM & 7.30PM
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