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Approximate Running Times: 2 hours 30 mins including interval This production is recommended for audiences 10 years + Drew Anthony Creative presents the powerful stage adaptation of THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK - a young girl's inspiring true story of resilience and hope in the face of unimaginable adversity. This deeply moving production, based on Anne Frank's extraordinary diary, invites audiences into the secret attic where Anne and her family lived in hiding during World War II. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award and the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best Play THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK remains a powerful reminder of the importance of tolerance, courage, and compassion. From each and every performance Anne's voice calls out across time, urging us to remember the past, cherish our freedoms, and strive for a brighter future.
Leopold Bloom's attendance at a funeral in Dublin's Glasnevin Cemetery is a tour de force of comic observation and a critique of the Irish way of death.
The 1881 Bequest Society warmly invites you and a guest to a private guided tour of the Old Treasury Building, followed by an optional lunch. Widely regarded as one of Melbourne’s finest 19th-century buildings, the Old Treasury Building is a landmark of gold-rush architecture. Designed by J.J. Clark and completed in 1862, it now operates as a museum celebrating Melbourne’s rich history. We would be delighted to welcome you. Please note tickets are $12 per person. The optional lunch is available following the tour at The Bank on Collins (payment for food and beverages can be made at the restaurant).
Aunty Fay Stewart-Muir and Marguerita Stephens discuss their experiences in sharing truths about Australia's history. Audience: Adults
Firepower: Lessons from WWII - Melbourne Event: Australia's 'Road to War' 2hr Seminar + 90min Networking Event with keynote address
Join us for an unforgettable evening as four generations come together in one house for a night of captivating storytelling and entertainment. Experience the rich tapestry of family history as each generation shares their unique stories, traditions, and perspectives. Enjoy a performance that spans generations, offering a rare glimpse into the diverse experiences that shape our lives. Doors open at 6:15 pm, with the show starting at 7:15 pm and finishing at 10:30 pm. Note that no video, audio, or professional photography is allowed unless stated otherwise by the promoter. Also, no alcohol or open drink containers can be brought into the venue. Seating in Lounge Rows A-D is strictly no standing.
A conversation about survival, hope and humanity during WW2. This evening brings both stories together in one powerful conversation, speaking to the importance of remembrance - how stories are preserved, passed on, and never forgotten.
Join a formal 1-hour guided tour of the Manchester Unity Building, including the iconic boardroom and rooftop terrace.
Join us to celebrate our developing Digital Local History Collection! The Digital Local History Librarian will provide a demonstration of the new website, generating some informal discussion about times past and an exchange of ideas on future themes and topics for the Collection. Snacks provided.
Talks on Tuesdays: Real lectures in your favourite venues. 45-minute lecture & Q&A with Dr Sarah Walsh
The Public Record Office Victoria Reading Room is open today at the Victorian Archives Centre. No bookings required to visit the Victorian government archives.
Join David Langdon, President of the Richmond & Burnley Historical Society for a history walk around Richmond's Town Hall Precinct. Discover key local characters, the rise of sport, schools, health, entertainment, and business and see how the area took shape from its early days.