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Stirling Theatre

Perth | 101 - 200 seats

Innaloo Recreation Centre, Morris Place INNALOO

150

No

Thomas Brandwood

info@stirlingplayers.com.au

(08) 9445-1374

http://www.stirlingplayers.com.au

Yes

Yes

Yes

This is a wheelchair friendly theatre.

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Author: Ruby Smedley (not verified)
Date: 12/08/2009 - 19:40

Hello,

My name is Ruby, I am in my last year at school and I was looking for some experience in the theatre production before i apply for the props and scenery course at WAAPA.
If anyone needed a hand with anything thing at all I would love to and would really appreciate to be able to help.

Thank you,

Ruby.
0448558917


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Author: Labrug
Date: 12/08/2009 - 19:50
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You might want to try the web address and email details in the contact details.

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