Since their spectacular success in the 2003 Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition, The Eggner Trio have won a special place in the hearts of Australian audiences.
This April they return to Australia for the fourth time, including a stop at Llewellyn Hall, ANU on Thursday 7th April 2011.
The three brothers grew up in a tiny town in northern Austria, and first formed their trio when youngest brother Florian was just 10.
Read MoreExclusive Offer: Tickets only $35 to A Commercial Farce for OutInCanberra readers!
A stressed director, a hapless TV actor and less than 24 hours until opening night. Writer and actor, Peter Houghton’s A Commercial Farce is biting comedy at its absolute best.
Expect slapstick, running gags, misunderstandings and an inability to communicate the simplest of messages. It’s one big, complicated dog’s breakfast, and it must nonetheless unfold with blind precision.
Read MoreSince the first Warehouse in 2008, the festival has seen some of the biggest international and Australian acts including The Bloody Beetroots Death Crew 77, Armand Van Helden, NASA, Laidback Luke, James Zabila, MSTRKRFT, Feryy Corsten and LMFAO.
This year on the ANZAC Day public holiday, catch Deadmau5, Martin Solveig, Skrillex, Bag Raiders, Chuckie, Wynter Gordon, Ajax and many more as they rock AIS arena.
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Experience the Tastes of the Far East at Debacle on Thursday 31st March.
Enjoy a five course degustation dinner, showcasing the best of Eastern flavours, with each course accompanied by a carefully matched beer.
Taste Asian beers including Tiger, Asahi, Harbin Lager, Bintang, Archipelago and Sinha Stout, including some rarely found within Australia.
This is set to be a great night, with guest speakers, giveaways and prizes.
Tickets are $85 per head and available from 6247 1314 or [email protected].
Read MoreIt was a cold, almost wintry March evening on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin when Chris Isaak performed at Commonwealth Place as part of the Enlighten Festival.
Most audience members came prepared with picnic rugs, camping chairs and blankets to keep warm. Those that forgot the essential guards against the damp lawn and chilly wind were able to warm up with ample food and drink choices available next to the stage.
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