So I touch base on goal setting a lot because its always important to be constantly reminded of what we are actually aiming for. Now the question is – are you aligning your goals with your values and beliefs???
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Creating your own values and beliefs so you can start following the yellow brick road to your goals
Enduro Warrior at Skyzone: Have you been yet?
Aspiring warriors can climb, weave and swing their way around the newest of Sky Zone’s attractions which opened just six months ago.
If you haven’t had the change to visit yet, the course is the newest addition at SkyZone and features staggered steps, balance beams, trapeze, zip lines, monkey bars and more – all ninja style. It also has technology that allows warriors to track their own speed whilst on the course. Best part about the Enduro Warrior course is the cutting-edge facility is all included in the normal jump price at Sky Zone. Score!
Sky Zone Macgregor is an indoor trampoline park in Brisbane, with hundreds of trampolines, connected to form a single massive trampoline that literally allows people to jump off the walls. Plus, Sky Zone Macgregor has its very own Skyland – the only three storey laser tag arena in Brisbane that holds up to 40 players battling it out in a cloud-filled wonderland – and a Sky Climb, a dedicated climbing arena starring 21 indoor climbing walls. It’s Brisbane’s best indoor climbing area and it’s suitable for all ages.
ENDURO WARRIOR COURSE @ Sky Zone Macgregor
544 Kessels Road
Macgregor, Queensland, 4109
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The music of Hamilton
It’s one of the most creative pieces in the world of musical theatre. Hamilton won’t be coming to Australian stages until 2021, six years after its original Broadway debut. It’s truly a groundbreaking piece of theatre that removes itself from the sometimes homogenous scene of predictable casting and crowd pleasing ticket sellers that are all too often imported from Broadway and the West End.
If there’s anything missing from the Australian theatre scene this could be the production that unlocks and changes the rationale behind casting, original works and musical theatre as a whole, if executed with the cultural precision it needs.
The uniqueness of this production tells the story of American founding father, Alexander Hamilton set to a score of rap and hip hop derived from a historical biography.
Hornsby Musical Society ends the 2019 season on a high
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Hornsby Musical Society resuscitate a 1949 classic frame tale in a comedic battle of man and woman against the interweaved backdrop of Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew.
Kiss Me Kate shows an outdatedness of ideas when it comes to its depiction of a woman’s desirability based on her worth in being married off by the patriarch, yet the ravishingly festive score demonstrates a timelessness in reasserting its reputation as a Broadway classic.
The curtains are drawn quite selectively during scene changes with Brendan Flanagan (music director), Evan Jones (lighting director) and Loud and Clear (sound designer) workinging a beautiful flow of transitions which for the most part on an open stage.
There are so many themes at play for today’s audience to unpack which adds to the intriguing complexity of this comedy. Much of its success carried by the leads Freshwater local, James Cullen (Fred Graham) and Epping resident, Amy Neville (Lilli Vanessi) who portray a passionate backstage rivalry amongst all the backstage chaos of the show within a show. The explosive chemistry also encourage the brutality in the sense which deliciously but dangerously adds to the comedy. Their love hate relationship is about to come to blows until fate steps in through a forged IOU signed under Fred’s name to a mobster group who forces Lilli to continue in the show she wants to leave. The outrageous plot is layered with the effects this relationship has on the people around them.
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Oldest theatre in NSW revived
With Century Venues set to lodge a development application with the City of Newcastle for revival of the State’s oldest standing theatre, Victoria Theatre, the call has been made for the private sector, government and community to collaborate on delivery of significant cultural infrastructure in NSW. The development application details a complete and historically sympathetic refurbishment of the magnificent State Heritage listed Victoria Theatre in the heart of Newcastle and dates back to 1891.
“Now is the time for public and private entities to come together and accelerate progress towards full revival of the oldest theatre in the state: The Mighty Victoria,” said Executive Director Greg Khoury from Century Venues. “Compared to the investment required to build from scratch a facility of this scale, offering up to 1,000 capacity, the revival of The Victoria is incredible value requiring an estimated $11.5 million in capital works. While Century’s acquisition of the building means it is secure, the theatre has a long way to go before becoming an operational live performance venue. Once restored, the building will not need ongoing operational subsidy and Century has the experience necessary to operate it as a viable theatre for the people of Newcastle,” concluded Mr Khoury.
Boulevarde Music
Edgar Lattouf and Jordan Leonard provide the canvas for their lead vocalists to soar in the original compositions that ooze out of the creative genius that defines this unique style of percussion, synthesiser and melody.
