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Sandgate Theatre Inc.

Brisbane

Address
Sandgate Town Hall (corner of Brighton Road & Seymour Street)
Sandgate 4017

Venue
Sandgate Town Hall (corner of Seymour Street and Brighton Road, Sandgate)

Company information
Amateur theatre has been performing at the Sandgate Town Hall (corner of Seymour Street and Brighton Road, Sandgate) since the 1950's. Currently operating under the name of Sandgate Theatre Inc., our theatre group performs three major (2 or 3 act) plays a year, as well as:

¨ the Theatre Restaurant - a musical play presented with a scrumptious three course meal,
¨ the One Acts - a compilation of one-act plays and skits
¨ and the Yarrageh Drama Festival, with amateur theatre groups from throughout South-East Queensland presenting their best one-act plays here at Sandgate.

Further information
David Corrie (President)
(07) 3869 2099 (ans. machine)

Past productions

2007
Driving Miss Daisy06/11/2007 - 06/11/2007


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