September and October are gearing up to be huge months for Brunswick Picture House, with many highlights in its packed program. Next week, it’s time once again to take you to places you never imagined, to see things you never thought were humanly possible. That place is of course the Cheeky Cabaret.
Hauntingly beautiful one moment… and absolutely ridiculous the next. Back for two big weeks from Thursday, 24 September to Sunday, 4 October, with group discounts and posh table tickets. Go on, it’s what you need to remind yourself you’re alive!
For the kids, the big circus bonanza Lil’ Cheeky returns on Sunday, 27 September. All the thrills of Cheeky but perfect for the whole family.
In its ten years, the Picture House has played host to some amazing, kick-ass gigs, and October will be no different, with the return of Aussie superstars Katie Noonan with the River Suite String Quartet on Thursday, 22 October, and Alex Lloyd’s 25-year anniversary celebration of Watching Angels Mend on Saturday, 17 October.
Don’t miss our own homegrown legends – Dan Hannaford taking us Inside the Songhouse on Saturday, 10 October, and Smokey Fields on Saturday, 31 October showcasing the music of Dead Legends who changed music forever.
Calling all daredevils – the planet’s most electrifying action sports films will make your heart pound with Adventure Reels Tour on Friday, 9 October.
Celebrate the Byron Writers Festival year-round with two highly anticipated events. Join Pip Williams, bestselling author of The Dictionary of Lost Words, as she discusses her latest novel The German Ward with Naima Brown on Thursday, 8 October.
Leading expert on US politics, Bruce Wolpe, provides a blueprint and essential insight for Australia with his new book, What Trump’s Second Term Means for Australia in conversation with David Heilpern on Wednesday, 28 October.
Tickets for all shows at brunswickpicturehouse.com
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