Event Type: Performances

Friday 31 January 2025, 8pm – 9pm
60 Minutes | No interval

Tickets :
Standard $25 | Concession $20

Ensemble Mania presents Line Tracing 5

Our ‘Line Tracing’ concerts consist of an unbroken evening of music composed for solo single-line instruments. For the fifth concert in the series we welcome Hong Kong/Australian composer-performer Ansel Luk, whose electronic remixes will transition between the live performances, creating a cohesive unbroken listening experience.

Program:

CAT HOPE – The Long Now II (2022)

   Performed by Gianni Posadas-Sen (flute)

JOE BUGDEN – The Listening Post (2002)

   Performed by Damien Holloway (viola)

SHIORI USUI – Space-Between (2022)

  Performed by Nadav Masel (double bass)

JULIAN YU – Crossing (1986)

  Performed by Gianni Posadas-Sen (flute)

DON KAY – Cloud Patterns (1988)

   Performed by Damien Holloway (viola)

DOMINIC FLYNN – Icknield Thing (2024)

   Performed by Nadav Masel (double bass)

This concert is supported by Salamanca Arts Centre via Arts Tasmania Projects Funding.

Performances :
Saturday 12 April 2025 @ 2:00pm  : Matinee
Saturday 12 April 2025 @ 6:00pm
Sunday 13 April 2025 @ 2:00pm : Matinee

Doors Open 20 minutes prior to performance

Duration : 60 minutes | NO Interval

Tickets :
Babies (under 2) $0
Kids (under 16) $10
Concession $15
Adult $20

Tickets available at the door, cash and card options (pending availability).

An acrobatic treat for all ages!

Tasmania’s own ROOKE brings us all a little closer once more, right to the edge of our seats.

Their new work, Nimble, plays the line between tension and joy, risk and release. Blocks, boxes and acrobats will be stacked and balanced and belly laughs will be had. This intimate work explores connection, humanity and trust.

A treat for the whole family. Not to be missed.

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Friday 14 February 2025
Doors @ 7:00pm | Music from 8:00pm – 11:00pm

Duration : 4 Hours (includes interval)

Tickets :
$30 Presale (+BF)
$35 at the Door (pending availability)

Get ready for an unforgettable night of live music!
Pete Cornelius is thrilled to unveil his brand-new album SOUTHERN, and he can’t wait to bring it to life on stage. 

To celebrate, he’s hitting the road with a talented lineup of long-time musical collaborators and a few special guests joining in at each stop. This tour is more than a series of shows—it’s a gathering of artists who have shaped his music and shared the journey with him.

Expect soulful tunes, gritty guitar riffs, and raw energy as Pete and his crew deliver the best of Southern alongside fan favourites and maybe even some surprise performances.

Come be part of the celebration, help launch Southern in style, and let’s make it a night to remember!

Joining the line-up in Hobart is young folk singer songwriter Rupert Bullard.

“With Southern, Pete Cornelius has crafted an album of grit, toughness and beauty. His guitar playing is as lyrical and evocative as his vocal delivery and features as a second “voice” on the record – the two complementing rather than competing with each other in sheer storytelling perfection.From the deepest south of Tasmania, Pete Cornelius has revealed himself as the real deal and created an album that showcases an artist at the peak of his powers.”
– Josh Cunningham, The Waifs

Saturday 1 February 2025
Doors Open @ 7:00pm | Performance from 7:30pm – 10:00pm

Duration : 3 Hours (includes interval)

Tickets :
$35 Full Price
$20 Concession
Children under 15 free

**This Event is All Ages**

Japanese-born Montz Matsumoto‘s banjo and voice have entertained Australian audiences in festivals, venues, local markets and streets for almost 20 years. Montz and his band Voicestrings will showcase his new album Missing Home. The audience will experience many mesmerizing moments of tranquillity, excitement, affinity, and innovation.

This is the concert to showcase the music from Montz’s 3rd Album Missing Home. The album is a collection of Bluegrass, Celtic and Montz’s original Japanese songs and instrumentals which takes you through many mesmerizing moments of foot-tapping rhythm and virtuosic improvisations and tranquillizing melodies. All the musicians in this project have a wide range of musical backgrounds and experiences.

North Carolinian bass player Ross Sermons toured all over the US and has experienced almost all kinds of American music. Huon-based flautist Elisse Kleiner has been experimenting with a wide music horizon like folk, Brazilian, and contemporary music after she studied classical music and performed with the Melbourne Symphony. Paddy Montgomery on guitar and bouzouki is one of the most demanded instrumentalists in the Australian acoustic music scene who is very fluent in Celtic, Bluegrass, Greek and Middle Eastern traditional music. Cloudy Davey has been singing all around the Barossa Valley, SA.

Wednesday 22 & Thursday 23 January 2025
Full Performance & Workshop Schedule available via The SESSIONS Project website

The SESSIONS Project is more than an arts event – it’s a celebration of local Tasmanian talent, creativity, and community. After a 12-month hiatus, The SESSIONS Project is relaunching at the Peacock Theatre in January 2025 with a 2-day series of specialised events. Discover unforgettable performances that inspire connection and celebrate Tasmania’s thriving arts scene.

This milestone event marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for The SESSIONS Project. From unforgettable live performances to inspiring collaborations, we thrive on creating spaces where our creativity can shine and audiences feel connected to the heartbeat of Tasmania.

Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to The SESSIONS Project, this is your chance to experience the magic of Tasmanian talent like never before. Explore the full lineup on the website and join us in celebrating the incredible depth of artistry our island has to offer.

Saturday 18 January 2025
7:30pm – 9:30pm

Duration : 2 Hours (includes interval)

Tickets :
$25 Concession
$40 General Admission
$45 VIP

$45 Door sales (if available)

**This Event is Recommended for 18+ audience

Twirl, tease and celebrate :
Burlesque After Dark is your playground!

Fusing classic burlesque with a modern twist, the show transports audiences into world of seduction, sensuality, and pure entertainment.

Burlesque After Dark promises to be a night of enchantment, excitement, and adult fun.

Grab your friends, dress to impress, and get ready to be dazzled by the magic of burlesque at its finest.

Presented by Miss Kitty’s Meow

Presented by Footloose Dance Party

Friday 20 December 2024
Doors @ 7:30pm | Music from 7:30pm – 11:00pm

SET TIMES:
Kate Bain 7:30 – 9:00pm
Hugo & Gus 9:00pm – 11:00pm

Tickets :
Final Release $20 (+BF)
Tickets may be available on the door if not sold out

*All Ages Event * People under 18 are allowed to attend this event but need to be accompanied by an adult and are not allowed to consume alcohol

The SAC Bar will be operating throughout the event, providing both alcoholic and non-alcoholic refreshments

Hobart’s favourite dance party returns… it’s time to get Footloose – 80’s style! 👟🎉 Back to the 80’s is back…. AGAIN! By popular demand, we have decided to celebrate arguably the best decade in music – the 1980’s!

Come and boogie down with Hugo Bladel for a special 2 Hour DJ Set, jam-packed with 80’s Classics 🕺🏻

Joined by the amazing Gus Leighton on Saxophone 🎷 

We will be spinning artists such as :
Journey
Michael Jackson
Eurythmics
Wham!
Talking Heads
Prince
Tina Turner
Whitney Houston
Huey Lewis & The News
Madonna
Pointer Sisters 
Hall & Oates
Cindy Lauper

Located in the Founders Room on a Friday Night – starting right after Rektango! 🎶

Music kicks off at 7:30pm with support from the amazingly talented Kate Bain 🎧

Wear your best 80’s threads – there is a prize for best dressed 🏅

See you on the Dance-floor!  💃🏼

The Fan is an avant-garde, dark comedy that explores friendship, obsession, and the quest for identity against a surreal, absurdist backdrop. The story follows the tumultuous relationship between Bobby and Gillian, two eccentric performers grappling with their own existential crises and twisted family histories as they navigate life on the fringes of society.

Season :
Wednesday 11 – Saturday 14 December 2024

Performances :
Wednesday 11 December 2024, 7:30pm – 9:00pm
Thursday 12 December 2024, 7:30pm – 9:00pm
Friday 13 December 2024, 8:00pm – 9:30pm
Saturday 14 December 2024, 1:00pm – 2:30pm : MATINEE
Saturday 14 December 2024, 7:30pm – 9:00pm

Tickets : 
Adults $25.00
Concession (Children / Students / Pensions & Seniors) $20.00

Duration : 80 minutes (approx.)

THE FAN contains mature themes, strong language, and references to addiction, mental health struggles, and family conflict.

Performance :
Friday 6 December 2024
Doors 7:30pm | Performance 8:00pm – 9:00pm

Duration : 60 minutes, includes Interval

Tickets :
General Admission $25
Concession $20

A memorial portrait concert to celebrate the music of Viennese-born Tasmanian composer and friend of the ensemble Hellgart Mahler (1931-2023).

Members of Tasmania’s music community will perform works from across the composer’s near-70-year-long career.

Program :

• Scherzo & Quatro (1989) – Scherzo 1
• Three Galactic Fragments (1966) – vibraphone transcription
• Equations (1980)
• Icknield (1978)
  INTERVAL
• Scherzo & Quatro (1989) – Scherzo 2
• Glasscapes (1976) – excerpts
• Sound Sculptures (1994)
• Icknield II (1978)

Supported by The City of Hobart and Salamanca Arts Centre.

Performance :
Saturday 15 February 2025
Door Open @ 7:30pm | Performance 8:00pm – 10:00pm

Duration : 120 minutes (includes interval)

Tickets : $30

Content Warning : There will be a few rude words.

Comic and Scottish History YouTuber Bruce Fummey returns to Hobart with laughs galore and quirky observations to explain how Scotland Made the World.

More jokes than the YouTube videos, and some might make you blush, but you’ll leave having laughed and learned about Scotland’s role in the world.

Bruce Fummey, the comedian behind the 230k subscriber YouTube channel Scotland History Tours, returns to Tasmania with a new show. Laughs galore and quirky observations as Bruce explains how Scotland Made the World.

Every Saturday morning, UK time, Bruce tells a story from Scotland’s history. This show will deliver more jokes than you’d get from the YouTube videos, and some might even make you blush. However you’ll still laugh as you learn about Scotland’s role in the world, and what created that kilted diaspora.

Nominated for comedy awards at Fringeworld, WA and at home in Scotland for Scottish Comedy Awards and even named Scottish Comedian of the Year, Bruce has appeared on ABC series Stuff the British Stole and numerous UK TV and Radio shows and brought acting skills to bear in the Steve Coogan film The Lost King.