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Central Queensland Regional Performing Arts Foundation

Locality: Rockhampton, Queensland

Address: ilbeam Theatre, Victoria Parade 4700 Rockhampton, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.cqrpaf.com.au/

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24.01.2022 Over 1,000 staff from Queenslands theatres have now been stood down. Its vital that these venues can access JobKeeper to keep their skilled workers. #SupportArts Stage Queensland

24.01.2022 This just in from Melissa Donovan Hello there, I wasnt sure how to post to your page, but wanted to share this and to say thank you for such a wonderful opportunity for the girls. An incredible week for Beverley Prange Dance Centre students Charlotte Donovan & Charlotte Baker at Sydney Dance Company this week. Both girls immersed themselves in contemporary dance, and were fortunate enough to learn technique & creative development, as well as repertoire from the current Artistic Director Director Rafael Bonachela. Heartfelt thanks to the Central Queensland Regional Arts Foundation for the bursaries that have made this whole incredible experience possible

23.01.2022 No visit from Bell Shakespeare this year but still a chance to win a place in the annual Acting Scholarship program like Hanna Bourke earlier this year

23.01.2022 Congratulations to the team from Emmaus College on their win - a few familiar faces here - WELL DONE

22.01.2022 We are pleased to announce the as a result of partnership with the Rockhampton Grammar School's Dance and Music Theatre Academy we will be offering five places in the 2021 aDvANCE Summer School to be held in Rockhampton from 11-15 January 2021. More information at http://cqrpaf.com.au/2020_youthbursary.html

21.01.2022 From Hanna Bourke NIDA Young Singing and Acting Residency... what an amazing two weeks learning from four incredibly talented industry professionals!! A massive, massive thank you to the Central Queensland Regional Performing Arts Foundation for giving me this opportunity that Im so grateful for

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18.01.2022 Sydney Festival Artistic Director Wesley Enoch and Camerata - Queensland's Chamber Orchestra deliver a poignant tribute to dark venues across the country. Leav...e a Light On' by Tom Walker and Steve Mac Arrangement by Maitlohn Drew Music performed by Camerata - Queensland's Chamber Orchestra Words written and spoken by Wesley Enoch Audio by Geoff Mcgahan Audio Vision by Rachael Rigg Images thanks to Belvoir St Theatre, The Capital, Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, Capitol Theatre, BRISBANE POWERHOUSE, Cairns Performing Arts Centre, Colac Otway Performing Arts & Cultural Centre, Empire Theatre, Frankston Arts Centre, Gladstone Entertainment Convention Centre, Glasshouse Port Macquarie, Glen Street Theatre, Ipswich Civic Centre, Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre, Karralyka Centre, Laycock Street Theatre, Logan Entertainment Centre, Malthouse Theatre (photo by Jack Dixon-Gunn), Mildura Arts Centre, Monkey Baa, Orange Civic Theatre, Pilbeam Theatre, Rockhampton, Princess Theatre, QPAC (image by Mark Burgin), Redland Performing Arts Centre, Riverlinks, Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre (SEC), Southbank Theatre, Sydney Lyric Theatre, The Art House, The Tivoli Brisbane, The Events Centre, Caloundra, Townsville Civic Theatre, Wangaratta Performing Arts & Convention Centre, West Gippsland Arts Centre and Whitehorse Centre. Donate now: www.theisolatelateshow.com

17.01.2022 Don't forget the CQ Regional Performing Arts Foundation is offering five bursaries to attend this Summer School - applications close THIS FRIDAY (30 October 2020) at 5pm - all the details are on our website www.cqrpaf.com.au

17.01.2022 THERE must be something in the name Charlotte as two Charlottes from Beverley Prange Dance Centre have been accepted for a prestigious dance workshop in Sydney. Charlotte Baker, 15, and Charlotte Donovan, 14, received funding from the Central Queensland Regional Performing Arts Foundation bursary, which they used to apply for Sydney Dance Companys 2020 Summer Contemporary Youth Dance Lab program. The workshop runs for a week at the Ultimo Headquarters. The girls will be imme...rsed in warm-up classes, creative tasks and learning company repertoire. They will also be able to observe company dancers perform in their classes and rehearsals. Beverley Prange Dance Centre principal Madonna Murphy or Miss M is extremely proud of both girls. She said it would be a great opportunity for them to excel and improve in dance. Just the experience of working in somewhere like a Sydney Dance Company, Miss M said. It helps them go to the next level, improves their technique and boosts their confidence getting to go to somewhere like Sydney. The girls will be focusing on the contemporary style of dance. Its another opportunity for them to develop skills in that field of genre, Miss M said. Miss M spoke highly of the bursary and has seen many of her students benefit from the funding. It (the bursary) offers a lot, its quite broad, she said. Its just a matter of applying. Being in a regional area Miss M makes sure her students still have access to opportunities like this workshop. She said you cannot use being in Rockhampton as an excuse. You just have to make sure you take advantage of what there is, she said. (Published Rockhampton Morning Bulletin Wednesday 11 December 2019) STRIKE A POSE: Beverley Prange Dance Centre students Charlotte Baker, 15, and Charlotte Donovan, 14, have been accepted into a dance workshop at Sydney Dance Company in January 2020.

16.01.2022 From Ross Vassella Jenna has completed the week of the Musical Theatre Summer School and thoroughly enjoyed it. We were amazed at what the all the students had accomplished at the mini-concert they performed on Friday evening. Thank you so much for the opportunity this has given Jenna to develop her skills.

16.01.2022 More from Melissa Donovan Our favorite photo of the girls amazing time away. Thank you so much for the fantastic opportunity

15.01.2022 I wish to advise that given the current travel restrictions and difficulties resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic the CQ Regional Performing Arts Foundation will not be offering its annual bursary program in 2020. Peter Owens Administrator

15.01.2022 I dont have any friends in the arts sector who have nest eggs, says Nadine Garner, a member of the #MEAAequity National Performers Committee. We might have ...a couple of weeks wages in the bank. Read online: https://www.theage.com.au//wrack-and-ruin-leading-actors-w #NoWorkerLeftBehind #JobKeeper #savourcreators See more

11.01.2022 Enjoy your week Alicia and Bella

11.01.2022 This is from Cleo Bongers, I had an absolute blast at the Queensland Conservatorium Musical Theatre Summer School, learnt many valuable skills and made great friends from other schools in Rockhampton, Brisbane and Toowoomba. Thank you for this wonderful opportunity

09.01.2022 Well Done Hanna

06.01.2022 More from Roslyn about Alicia's week at NIDA And thats a wrap! NIDA course completed with a mini concert presented by the participants. Alicia has had a fantastic week with lovely people who are so passionate about their craft. And now she has a new solo to add to her singing repertoire, chosen for her by her amazingly multi- talented director, Doug Hansell (who is also currently starring in the musical Come From Away). Many sincere thanks to the CQRPAF for this fantastic opportunity!

06.01.2022 From Tonia Hinton Milla and Jenna ready to get started at their musical theatre workshop in Brisbane. Thanks Central Queensland Regional Performing Arts Foundation for this great opportunity.

05.01.2022 www.cqrpaf.com.au

04.01.2022 From Janelle Westcott Mitchell Westcott enjoyed the week of contemporary dance with Australian Dance Collective (formerly Expressions Dance Company) summer intensive. The opportunity allowed Mitchell to develop a broader understanding of contemporary dance with other dancers from all over Australia. Thanks to Central Queensland Regional Performing Arts Foundation.

02.01.2022 A message from Roslyn Kyriazis received a few days ago . . . . Thanks to the generous support of the CQRPAF, Alicia has had a fantastic day in Melbourne, commencing her NIDA short course, The Broadway Musical. She and her classmates analysed the features of a musical, and compared it with other genres of stage entertainment. They then studied a song from the musical Violet, and sang it as an ensemble, with a view to performing it for an audience at the conclusion of the week. They are also working on refining their solo singing. Alicia has met some lovely people, including her very talented director, and is looking forward to tomorrow!