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Dance School 2017

Static Dance Studios

Venue

Riverside Theatre

Dates

02 December 2017

Event Type

Live Event

2017 END OF YEAR showcase


Performance Dates & Times:
Saturday 2 December 12pm and 5.30pm

On Sale Date:
Tickets for this event will go on sale on 13th October at 9am. Tickets will be available to purchase over the counter, the phone and online.

Booking Rules:
Please note, a maximum of 10 tickets can be purchased when booking online.
You will require a credit card to purchase online or over the phone.

Reservations:
We are able to reserve tickets for a maximum of 2 days for this performance.

Seating Map:
To get a better idea of Riverside Theatres seating, please download our seating map here.Please note, Riverside Theatre is made up on 3 levels. They include The Stalls (L1 – Ground Level), Circle (L2 – Level 2) and Gallery (L3 – Level 3).

Special Access:
If you require any special seating requirements for wheelchairs, walkers, vision impairment and the like, please call Box Office on 8839 3399. For more information on Riverside’s access please click here.

Parking:
For information on parking please click here.

Ticket Options

Adult $45
Senior $35
Child 12 and under $35
Transaction fees apply
Phone $4.60
Web $3.60
Counter $2.60
Screen $1.65
School Bookings $3.30

Duration

TBC

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