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Arts theatre facelift nears completion

By KATIE DE VERTEUIL

NOOSA Arts Theatre’s long-awaited renovations are almost finished, with the final touches being put in place for the opening of David Williamson’s Queensland’s premier of “Cruise Control” next month.
This is the third stage of the work which began in 2012 as part of the theatre’s ongoing commitment to providing the best venue, productions and variety in Noosa.
The funding of the refurbishment has all come through fund-raising initiatives along with the loyal support of Noosa locals Andrew Mckellar, Damien Davidson (builder), Gull Brothers, Reece Plumbing, DDB Construction and Ben Robson Plumbing, who all swung into action with a tight timeline for the facelift.
On your next visit to Noosa Arts Theatre, expect to enjoy a new bar, and an extended box office and courtyard.
Backstage renovations include expanded costume wardrobes and enhanced storage facilities.
“The first two stages of the renovations, which started back in 2012, were about increasing the comfort for patrons and performers, this stage was really all about the volunteers,” office manager of the theatre Stephen Moore said.
“We now have a much more logical set up for the bar and box office areas, which not only make the theatre more presentable overall but allows the volunteers to offer an easier and more efficient service.
“This ensures that the overall theatre experience is more enjoyable for all.”
The first two stages have significantly increased attendance to productions at the local theatre and with 70 per cent of tickets already sold for the first play of the year, the group is sure that 2015 will prove another great season.
“Noosa is certainly a theatre going community and we are excited for what the year has to offer.”
Full details and bookings are available at www.noosaartstheatre.org.au or by contacting the theatre directly on 5449 9343.

Break Out Box Season 2015 at Noosa Arts Theatre
Cruise Control – April One-Act Play Festival – July Quartet – September
Mel’s Angels – October Side by Side Sondheim – November/December

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