Canberra Theatre Centre Promises Cultural Renewal Ahead
The Canberra Theatre Centre is hailed as a community asset and a catalyst for living well in the nation’s capital. It argues that the arts must be integrated into daily life, not kept apart, and stresses the centre as a public, national project supported by Canberra residents and all Australians.
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Opening Night Programme in 1905 Trusts and Royal Guests
The programme for opening night on Thursday June 24 1905 lists Trust Trustees and ministers, including Sir George Currie and Her Excellency with Her Royal Highness, arriving on eastern floor for joint arrival. Official party seats allocated, national anthem, and a speech by Sir George Currie marking the centre’s official opening. The Australian Ballet performs Swan Like as the main event with a 20 minute interval before additional groups perform.
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Canberra Theatre Centre a landmark funded project in Australia
The Canberra Theatre Centre marks a unique Australian cultural milestone as the first major theatre built with government funds. The Canberra Theatre Trust will operate the centre, serving residents and visitors, with governance to ensure sound business practices and a focus on cultural enrichment rather than profit.
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