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The next big project at the Rondo is to upgrade the lighting box facility to illuminate your theatrical experience at the Rondo to an even greater brilliance!  Your financial contribution will be more than rewarded by Season Tickets at a discounted rate.  Your support is appreciated and vital to the ongoing success of Cairns Little Theatre - we thank you!

We need your support to make this happen!  Choose your contribution and ticket package...

Gold Season Contributor Ticket $450.00
2017 Season Tickets for 4 people to watch all 5 productions at the Rondo Theatre, this is $540.00 of value if buying tickets for individual shows, saving you $90.00.
Silver Season Contributor Ticket $225.00
2017 Season Tickets for 2 people to watch all 5 productions at the Rondo Theatre, this is $270.00 of value if buying tickets for individual shows, saving you $45.00.
Bronze Season Contributor Ticket $135.00
2017 Season Tickets for 2 people to watch 3 productions of your choice or for 1 person to watch all 5 productions at the Rondo Theatre, this is $162.00 of value if buying 2 tickets for 3 shows, saving you $27.00.

• Please note that this voucher is NOT a ticket for a performance, and it does NOT guarantee a seat for a performance.  
• Please present the voucher at the ticketLiNK office, or call ticketLiNK on 1300 855 835 to receive your performance tickets.  Early booking is strongly recommended – plays at the Rondo regularly sell out.
• Bookings for the five plays in the season are available now to season ticket holders only

The five plays in the Rondo 2017 calendar:

Don't Dress for Dinner by Marc Camoletti, directed by Frank Joel. Feb 24 - March 4
A nifty farce about double adultery and gourmet cooking - what better way to forget your stress and put a smile on your face?

One for the Road by Willy Russell, Directed by Ken Cotterill. April 21-29.
Life as a married man in the suburbs can be boring, but Dennis Cain is determined to do something about it.  He's had enough and he's getting out!

This Way Up by Elizabeth Coleman, directed by Narelle Shorey. June 16-24
What's a girl to do?  Globe-trotting boyfriend, psychoanalyzing sister, infatuated friend PLUS a crisis next door.  It all unfolds into a very funny Australian comedy.

Toy Symphony by Michael Gow, directed by Ronnie Smith. August 11-19
A delightfully clever and entertaining look at the world of the imagination - as much a fantasia as it is an elegy; an often childlike, disturbing and dazzling one at that.

Last Cab to Darwin by Reg Cribb, directed by Kevin West.  Oct 6-14 
As in the film - a heart-warming story of an Aussie battler's last sunset liberally laced with laconic humour and the charm of the Australia outback.