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Live Events

Inspirational, Educational or Just Plain Fun!

Our beautiful Zamia Theatre is used for many different events and favoured by visiting Artists, Poets and Musicians. 

Tamborine Mountain Little Theatre enjoy hosting locals and visitors alike. Some perform as part of an Australian Tour, and others wish to present ideas's, form discussion groups or hold workshops.

On a bigger scale, in 2023, we celebrated the 100 year birthday of our building by holding a fabulous Ball complete with live Jazz band!

Live Events Tamborine Mountain Little Theatre
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Cost: $120 per person Early Bird $100 (by 13 March).

Book now - limited places available.

For any enquiries, please call: 0412 789 134

www.freevoice.com.au 

Weds 20th, 27th March and 3 April 2024 

7 - 8.30pm

BREATH TO VOICE WORKSHOP

Take back the power of your voice!

What if you could learn techniques to free unwanted tensions and restrictions from your voice?

What if you could free your voice and learn your own bodies signals about what is true for you, so that you could feel more confident speaking and/or singing?

It all starts here with this 3-part Breath to Voice workshop series led by Susannah Kathleen (MA, Vocal Pedagogy, BAS Counselling).

Learn and embody a breathing technique to support and free your authentic voice. It's time you were heard. 

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Cost: $30 per person.

Bring cash for souvenirs and raffle.

BYO drinks, snacks.

More info & bookings at: 

https://thosefolk.com/shows

Saturday 20 April - 7pm start
Doors open at 6pm

FOLK & BLUEGRASS CONCERT

‘Those Folk’

are a husband & wife musical duo comprised of songwriters and multi-instrumentalists, Lawrence Menard and Clare Quinn. A partnership forged in the fires of folk music, their songwriting explores love, hope, belonging, and the human condition. Breathtaking vocal harmonies are featured alongside guitar, accordion, mandolin & banjo.

The Inadequates

A local band to Tamborine Mountain, The Inadequates are an award-winning trio known for their unusual instrumentation and innovative acoustic sound. Growing rapidly within the Australian folk scene, The Inadequates have been likened to bands such as Nickel Creek, Mumford & Sons and The Lumineers. With a catalogue of original music focusing on their tight harmonies and technical skill, the boys are currently writing for their first album which they plan on releasing within the next year. Performing in their signature bright suits and featuring banjo, mandolin, guitar and accordion, The Inadequates are definitely an act you don’t want to miss.

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