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Tickets selling well
Tickets selling well
Tickets have been racing out of the door but, contrary to popular belief, there are still tickets left to many shows… This week we announced 2 new shows, both of which still have tickets:-
Strange Resting Places on Wednesday 29 April at 9pm at the Wanaka Masonic Lodge
Witches over
Wanaka by Flat Out Productions, on Sunday 3 May at 6pm
at the Wanaka Masonic Lodge
Also the very popular Dave
Armstrong play Le Sud still has some tickets left for
the Monday 4 May performance at 7pm in the Lake Wanaka
Centre.
Raewyn Hill’s new dance work Finders Keepers still has some tickets left for both the Wanaka and Clyde shows, and the Mike Nock duets to be performed by Michael Houstoun and Diedre Irons still have some tickets left.
The New Zealand Army Band were a big hit
at the 2007 Festival of Colour, and this year they are
touring the local halls with a smaller dance band and will
be accompanied by exotic Tango dancers. This is sure to be a
toe tapping night out with opportunities to dance and learn
the Tango. There are still tickets to catch up with this
show in Tarras, Bannockburn and Clyde.
For tickets to
see the Army Band or any of our other wonderful
performances go to www.festivalofcolour/co.nz
Tickets to collect
If you have tickets to collect from the i-SITE in Wanaka then please head down there over the next few days to collect them, and remember to take the credit card you purchased the tickets with. Please check your tickets carefully as there can be no exchanges or refunds.
Office Move
Lindsey and Jo have moved into our ‘Festival headquarters’ in the Faulks Room at the Lake Wanaka Centre. We’ll be there from 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday up until the Festival.
Be inspired … Be astounded … Be in Wanaka … Be there.
The next
Festival of Colour takes place on 28 April to 3 May 2009 and
is generously supported by Central Lakes Trust, Community
Trust of Otago, Creative New Zealand, Infinity Investment
Group, Queenstown Lakes District Council and Aurora.
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