Perched on Tasmania’s southeastern coast, the lively city of Hobart is a unique mash-up of the 19th and 21st centuries. The waterfront cafes, restaurants and studios of the largest city in Tasmania are housed in centuries-old converted warehouses that overlook a harbor bustling with yachts and fishing boats. An active arts scene, vibrant nightlife and leisurely daytime pace add to the city’s charm.
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The Hobart Blues Club provides a Gig on the First Tuesday evening of the month, 7:30 - 10:30 PM. Theres usually one set reserved for Jammers and a PA is available plus a back line can usually be put together if needed Gigs include local and Interstate bands and solo performers. Our genre is Blues in all its forms - jammers please note! Other gigs are on offer from time to time in addition to the Tuesday gig. Meals and snacks are available. Our Venue, The Duke, is a well respected bar and restaurant. Its always advisable to book a table in advance if you want to eat as it can get booked out. Theres no cover charge and we do our best to make this a safe, family-friendly place to enjoy some Blues
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If you enjoyed Louisa's Walk you will equally love Her Story! Also told in Strolling Theatre, Her Story tells the tale of another convict woman - Mary James. Mary was sent to the Female Factory in 1833 for stealing a square of cloth. You will walk through those same gates to meet Mary and hear Her Story. Be prepared to laugh and cry as the harsh conditions endured by convict women unfold. BUT you will get to dob in the brutal overseer and get your own back!!! Visit the Cascades Female Factory which is the most important site for convict women in Australia. Let expert actors bring this site to life. You will leave with an emotional connection to Mary James but also a good understanding of daily life in the notorious Cascades Female Factory. Meet Mary and hear Her Story.
The immersive theatrical experience with Mary James brought the reality fo the conditions into the 21st century. I would recommend the experience for everyone, including children.
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Jokers Comedy Club is Hobart's original weekly live comedy club. See us on Wednesday nights at the Polish Corner in New Town - we'll give you enough laughs to see you through to the end of the week! Buy your tickets online at www.jokerscomedy.com.au (doorsales available if not sold out).
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The Theatre Royal opened in 1837, with major additions in 1850 and 1890, and remains a living centre for the performing arts. It presents live theatre, contemporary music, dance and entertainment. Dubbed by Noel Coward "a dream of a theatre", the Theatre Royal is Australia's oldest working theatre and one of its most beautiful treasures.
We really enjoyed our tour of the Theatre Royal. The development is a most interesting blend of new and old. Hobart is so lucky to have kept the old theatre and its history intact. Our tour guide Kathy was enthusiastic and informative....she took us to all the nooks and crannies that, as a theatre goer, you would normally never get to see...she was also generous with her time and didn't rush.
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We loved the TSO Vivaldi concert tonight - they have it well set up for social distancing. The orchestra was top notch. A great experience with all tickets at $69.95 each.
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The Playhouse Theatre is conveniently located within the central business district of Hobart, close to hotels and great restaurants. An intimate atmosphere providing "Great Entertainment at Popular Prices".
A temple of live music, in the heart of Hobart.
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