Gershwin... And All That Jazz

The Playhouse
8:00pm Saturday 15th November 2008

Only full price, concession and child tickets are available through this website. For DEC member, FODSO and season package bookings, please visit the Darwin Entertainment Centre Box Office at 93 Mitchell Street, Darwin, or phone (08) 8980 3333.

Tickets are also on sale at Oasis News and Lotto (Palmerston)and Tourism Top End Visitor Information Centre (Bennett Street).

Please note prices exclude service fees and mailing fees (where applicable).

Tickets can be purchased online until the start the performance.

Prices

Full	$44.00	Available on-line: Book Now
Concession	$34.00
Child	$22.00
FODSO & DEC member	$40.00	Available from the Box Office on 08) 8980 3333
3 Concert package	$108.00
4 Concert package	$136.00

Ticketing Information

School student:	Full time school students.
Child:	Children 3 - 15 years and school students. Children under 3 years not occupying a seat are admitted free of charge.
FODSO & DEC members:	Friends of the Darwin Symphony Orchestra and DEC members are entitled to a discount on tickets. Please book through the Box Office on 08) 8980 3333.
Concession:	Includes full and part time students, Seniors and all Government-issued pension cardholders. Concession cards must be shown when picking up tickets or full price will be charged.

2008 season package

Gershwin... And All That Jazz is part of Darwin Symphony Orchestra's 2008 season program. Discounted season tickets, either for three or all four of the performances within the season, are available through the Box Office and outlets. Information on the other performances forming the season is below:

Tantalising Tchaikovsky - Saturday 8th March 2008
An all Tchaikovsky program featuring Symphony No. 6, Cappricio Italien and Violin Concerto.

From Mist to Trees - Saturday 19th April 2008
Five major French works from the Romantic period are juxtaposed with music from Japan. Two of Australia’s leading percussionists, Thomas O’Kelly and David Jones, will tackle works by Milhaud and Watanabe.

Water, Fire and Passion - Saturday 4th October 2008
Water, Fire and Passion features the elegant music of Schubert's Overture 'The Magic Harp' (Rosamunde) and the Symphony no. 59 in A major by Haydn, subtitled 'Feuersymphonie' (Fire symphony). Kim Walker, Dean and Professor of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, will perform Bach’s Concerto for Oboe d’amore on the bassoon and to conclude the program, Beethoven’s Symphony No.3 which exudes Beethoven's grand vision for life and the future with the rise of democracy in France via Napoleon.

Show Information

Running time of the performance is approximately 2 hours including a 15 minute interval at approximately 8:50pm. Cameras and recording equipment will not be permitted in the auditorium.

Seating is assigned in the Playhouse. Capacity is approximately 1000. Click here to view a Playhouse seating plan.