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Arts Triple Threat at the Moncrieff

Arts Triple Threat at the Moncrieff
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Queensland Ballet's QB on Tour 2024 is one of the events included in the Arts Triple Threat subscription deal at the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre. Photo: Rhapsody in Motion, Laura Tosar and Patricio Reve. Photography by David Kelly.

The Moncrieff Entertainment Centre is showcasing a world-class triple threat of entertainment in 2024, featuring ballet, opera and theatre performances.

A triple threat artist is a multi-talented and well-rounded performer who can act, sing and dance.

Inspired by this term, the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre has created a special subscription deal for lovers of art and culture to embrace.

Council’s Arts, Culture and Events portfolio spokesperson Cr John Learmonth said the 2024 Arts Triple Threat subscription deal delivers a feast of first-class entertainment of the senses to the community.

“There is a stellar line up of ballet, opera and theatre on offer through the subscription,” Cr Learmonth said.

“The Arts Triple Threat deal is the perfect opportunity to enjoy the performing arts in all its forms.”

2024 Arts Triple Threat Subscription details

Tickets are $90 for the package including the Queensland Ballet QB on Tour, The 7 Sopranos and Drizzle Boy shows.

The special subscription deal ends on Friday 8 March 2024 once the first event – QB on Tour 2024 commences.

Purchase the Arts Triple Threat subscription here.

Queensland Ballet “QB on Tour 2024”

The Queensland Ballet will be presenting four glittering works from their vault for the QB on Tour 2024 performance.

The evocative Three Preludes, choreographed by Ben Stevenson OBE, is the romantic tale of two dancers falling in love, which is exemplified by the compelling choreography and graceful, synchronised movements set to the sublime music of Sergei Rachmaninoff.

Marius Petipa’s Le Corsaire pas de deux transports audiences into a world of swash-buckling pirates, exotic landscapes with elegant excerpts requiring technical brilliance and precise partnering.

Greg Horsman’s beautiful A Rhapsody in Motion premiered in 2022 to audience and critical acclaim and explores the fascinating relationship between the dancer and the captivating music of Rachmaninoff.

Tchaikovsky Mash by Matthew Lawrence evokes the classical era of dance in a compilation of short works featuring the music from Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty and more.

Date: Friday 8 March
More information can be found here.

The 7 Sopranos

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The 7 Sopranos are one of the featured events at the Moncrieff for the Arts Triple Threat. Photography by Elouise van Riet-Gray.

The 7 Sopranos are Australia’s most beautiful voices and deliver a high impact classical spectacle combining lighting, glamour and intense vocal virtuosity.

The highly successful group of professional young opera and musical theatre singers have been combining their breathtaking voices, high glamour and sophistication to wow audiences internationally for over a decade.

Their debut album reached number two on the ARIA charts with their second album, Popcorn – Songs from Stage and Screen released in 2016.

The Keep Young and Beautiful music video from the second album has garnered more than 1,000,000 views via YouTube.

The 7 Sopranos were a standout performance during this year’s Childers Festival, for Opera by the Lake.

Date: Saturday 31 August
More information can be found here.

Drizzle Boy

Drizzle Boy is a Queensland Theatre production about an autistic boy who is poked, prodded and diagnosed by a world that wants to change him and a family who doesn’t understand him.

On his first day of university he meets Juliet, his very own star-crossed love and everything seems possible, including his lifelong dream of building a rocket and blasting-off toward the stars.

Drizzle Boy’s day-to-day life is harder than navigating intergalactic space travel.

He needs all the help he can get and that’s where the audience comes in.

Patrons are invited to climb aboard the wildly audacious and wonderfully affirmative rocket ride.

Date: Wednesday 23 October
More information can be found here.

Purchase the Arts Triple Threat subscription here.

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