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Bring It On – The Musical
June 18, 2016 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
$60 – $70
The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts’ annual mid-year musical has become a much-loved highlight on the Perth theatre calendar. This year in celebration of Edith Cowan University’s 25th anniversary, ECU and WAAPA proudly present Bring It On – The Musical, a high-energy stage spectacle that will truly dazzle.
Inspired by the hit film and created by some of the freshest and funniest creative minds on Broadway, Bring It On – The Musical was nominated for the 2013 Tony Award for Best Musical. Sassy and fun, it takes audiences into the cutthroat world of competitive cheerleading, with its fierce rivalries of high school politics and romance.
Bring it On is being brought to the stage by a brilliant team of creatives made possible by the generous support of the Jackman Furness Foundation for The Performing Arts, led by the award-winning actor/director Jay James-Moody, whose musical theatre company Squabbalogic has garnered critical praise since 2006.
Bring It On’s exhilarating musical score will be performed by a large orchestra of WAAPA student musicians directed by Head of Music Theatre, David King. Set design is by acclaimed designer Steve Nolan (Anything Goes, Crazy for You), and lighting design by visiting artist and Helpmann Award-winner Mark Howett (Cloudstreet, The Secret River) also facilitated by JFFPA.
Be prepared for a hilarious, funky, flashy insight into the competitive world of cheerleading with a brilliant score from Broadway’s hottest composers performed by the stars of tomorrow.
Tickets:
Standard: $70
Concession/Friends: $60
Dates & Times:
Saturday 11th June: 2:00pm, 7:30pm
Tuesday 14th June: 7:30pm
Wednesday 15th June: 7:30pm
Thursday 16th June: 7:30pm
Friday 17th June: 7:30pm,
Saturday 18th June: 2:00pm, 7:30pm
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