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Forge Theatre's September lineup: The Librarian, Centrestage, A Day at a Time in Rhyme, and moreThe Forge Theatre offers a diverse lineup this September, featuring The Librarian, Marina Prior & Michael Cormick in CENTRESTAGE, A Day at a Time in Rhyme, and Katherine Fraser Dance's Alice's Travel in Wonderland. By news@gippsland - 4th September 2024 - Back to News The Forge Theatre has lined up a spectacular array of shows guaranteed to entertain all age groups this September. From the grand spectacle of the whimsical charm of The Librarian to the dazzling talents of Marina Prior & Michael Cormick in Centrestage, and the thought-provoking A Day at a Time in Rhyme - there is something for everyone. 
The Forge Theatre offers East Gippslanders world-class performances this September, inspiring and delighting all ages, including future young artists World-class theatre awaitsThe Forge Theatre is bringing some of the best talent to East Gippslanders, offering a unique opportunity to witness world-class performances in our region. Whether you are an avid theatre-goer or bringing along your children for a taste of the arts, these performances promise to inspire and delight. Who knows? Your little ones might just be inspired to become the next great artist. It is also great to have a new local dance school, Katherine Fraser Dance, at the Forge for their first concert. Alice's Travel in Wonderland is sure to be a great showcase of young local dancers on the big Forge stage. Don't miss the chance to be part of these beautiful stories and experience the magic of theatre this September at the Forge. Forge Theatre schedulesUpcoming performances at the Forge Theatre: - Friday 13 September - The Librarian
- Thursday 19 September - Marina Prior & Michael Cormick 'CENTRESTAGE'
- Friday 20 September - A Day at a Time in Rhyme
- Saturday 21 September and Sunday 22 September - Katherine Fraser Dance's Alice's Travel in Wonderland
- Monday 23 September - Bunktopia
- Tuesday 24 September (Swifts Creek) - Bunktopia
- Wednesday 25 September 2024 - Dorothy the Dinosaur Spectacular
- Wednesday 25 September (Bruthen) - Bunktopia
- Thursday 26 September (Cabbage Tree) - Bunktopia
- Friday 27 September (Lakes Entrance) - Bunktopia
To book your tickets visit, What's on and buy Tickets website. Pictures from East Gippsland Shire Council website.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: news@gippsland.com
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