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SUMMARY:Palace Cinemas - Italian Film Festival 2019
DESCRIPTION:The Lavazza Italian Film Festival was founded in 2000 by Antonio Zeccola who\, in one of Australia’s many migrant success stories\, built Australia’s only national boutique cinema network which now encompasses more than one hundred screens nationally. \nTwenty years ago\, Antonio realised that Australia had other film festivals\, but nothing dedicated to Italian cinema\, and an idea was born. In November 2000 in Sydney and Melbourne\, the first edition presented eleven features\, five retrospective titles and five shorts\, including Opening Night selection Bread and Tulips (Pane e Tulipani) by Silvio Soldini and One Hundred Steps (I cento passi) directed by Marco Tullio Giordana. The event was a resounding success. \nSpurred by audience demand\, the second Italian Film Festival expanded nationally in 2001 to Perth\, Adelaide and Brisbane\, with the Opening Night selection Malena starring Monica Bellucci\, the Centrepiece The Son’s Room (La stanza del figlio) directed by Nanni Moretti and Closing Night Selection The Last Kiss (L’ultimo bacio) directed by Gabriele Muccino. Since then the festival has grown in popularity to the point where it is now the biggest public celebration of Italian cinema outside Italy. \nThe event has partnered with many organisations and cultural partners over the years\, however the most longstanding relationship has been with LAVAZZA who have now been the Festival’s principal sponsor for the last sixteen years. \nOrganised entirely by Palace\, a 100% Australian-owned independent family business\, the festival continues to present the best new contemporary Italian cinema and most cherished classics on the big screen. For almost two decades the Festival has celebrated Italian language\, culture and la dolce vita with an ever-growing audience\, last year attracting over 84\,000 people nationally. \nViva il cinema!
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/palace-cinemas-italian-film-festival-2019/
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SUMMARY:Nit Boy presented by BANG! Academy of Performing Arts at Byron Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Nit Boy presented by BANG! Academy of Performing Arts at Byron Theatre \nMuch loved children’s author Tristan Bancks cleverly uses fond memories of NITS in his hilarious book Nit Boy\, a story about a kid called Lewis who has the worst case of nits in world history. Lewis has thousands of nits. His teachers and mum want to shave his head but Lewis has had nits so long that he’s kind of attached to them. He sees them as his pets. \nA chance discussion between Tristan and Bangalow local Anouska Gammon from BANG! Academy of Performing Arts has led to the exciting development of a theatre production of Nit Boy hitting the stage in Byron in October. \nTristan shares his thought on this production –  ‘In the time since I wrote Nit Boy nits have become no less popular. Kids still seem to love them\, so it’s pretty exciting to me to have my words on a page come to life in the form of giant nits on a stage. I’ve met the cast and I love Anouska’s creative vision and energy. I’m so happy to be collaborating with her again. I only wish this opportunity was open to me in my town when I was a keen kid actor.’ \nAnouska describes  – “Working alongside Tristan last year with ‘Two Wolves’ was such a buzz! His characters and action-packed style of story telling work really well for live performance\, so I was eager to adapt another. Nit Boy will be entirely different however\, as it’s a comedy and will be played by a cast of kids aged 7-16. When I was reading the novel Nit Boy\, I was immediately visualising a space and characters within in it. I could imagine the action\, and the humour was tangible. It was such a treat! And really as a mum of three children\, I have experienced my fair share of headlice. The book had me scratching and itching\, while laughing out loud. An effect I’m hoping to replicate for our audience members!“ \nThe production of Nit Boy is proudly engaging a local costume designer\, author\, director\, producer\, and an all child cast with over 20 actors (local school children) aged from 7 through to 15 years old. \nThe combination of this inspiring local author and the creative passion of Anouska will undoubtedly be hilariously funny and nit-wittingly contagious\, this stage adaption is sure to entertain all ages and hair types! \nShowing during the school holidays at 10am and 1pm on Oct 3rd\, 4th 5th at Byron Theatre \nTickets available at https://byroncentre.com.au/event/nit-boy-presented-by-bang-academy-of-performing-arts/
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/nit-boy-presented-by-bang-academy-of-performing-arts-at-byron-theatre/
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SUMMARY:Sandology Workshops with Sandman Steve
DESCRIPTION:Come learn how to carve sand like a pro with Sandman Steve.\nIn an unforgettable hour and a half you will learn how to make towers\, archways\, stairs\, animals and balls out of just sand and water. \nYou’ll never look at sand the same way again. \nWorkshops on Friday 04th October\, Saturday 05th October\, Sunday 06th October\, Tuesday 08th October\, Saturday 12th October and Sunday 13th October \nTwo workshop times each day –  9am-10:30am and 11 am – 12:30 pm \nOn Belongil Beach (Across from the Treehouse)\, Byron Bay. \n$25 per person \nBookings are essential as numbers are limited.
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/sandology-workshops-with-sandman-steve/
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