Footloose The Musical at Riverlea Theatre
🎶 Get ready to kick off your Sunday shoes and dance the night away! Riverlea Theatre proudly presents "Footloose: The Musical," the biggest fundraiser of the year that's sure to have you on your feet!
🕺 Join us for an electrifying night of music, dance, and youthful rebellion as we bring the iconic story of Ren McCormack to life on our stage. Follow Ren as he moves to a small town where dancing is banned, but he's determined to change the rules and ignite the spirit of freedom.
💃 With high-energy choreography, toe-tapping tunes, and a talented cast, this production of "Footloose" will transport you back to the '80s, where love and rhythm conquer all. Sing along to classics like "Footloose," "Let's Hear It for the Boy," and "Holding Out for a Hero."
🌟 This event is not just a musical; it's a community celebration! All proceeds from the show support our beloved Riverlea Theatre and help us continue to bring quality entertainment to our community.
🎟️ Don't miss your chance to experience the magic of "Footloose: The Musical" at Riverlea Theatre. Grab your tickets now, invite your friends, and let's dance together on this unforgettable night!
📆 Mark your calendars for November 18th through to December 9th and be part of Riverlea's biggest fundraiser. Book your tickets today at www.iticket.co.nz... and get ready to cut loose! 🎉
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It's an issue that's recently been highlighted in Southland and Otago, with some people waiting up to 18 months.
But what's it like in Waikato? If you're happy to share your experience, please email news@waikatotimes.co.nz with hip replacement in the subject line.
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The country’s flagship mainland ecological island project has only two months to find half a million dollars before cutting back its vital conservation work or letting staff go.
The future for Maungatautari Sanctuary Mountain looks increasingly uncertain, with Jobs for Nature funding ending this month, a $150,000 overdraft, and requests for additional support from the Department of Conservation being so far unsuccessful.
“We need central government to come to the table," manager Helen Hughes says.
Do you think central government should step in to help? Tell us about your reasons (and include NFP if you don't want your comments used in print).
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