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Drama Business Opportunity: $85,000 for a lifestyle business in the Melbourne Suburbs.
What qualities will best suit the new owner of this business?
If you have an outgoing personality and an appreciation of Drama & Performance, this lifestyle business could be perfect for you!
How do you approach your day to day?
You will be passionate about developing and inspiring children of all ages to reach their full potential through the medium of drama
Where can your ambition take you?
You will be excited to ‘own your own’ business backed by a highly successful, international drama teaching system established for over 30 years in Australia
How much do you value secure systems and infrastructure?
This business offers a large successful franchised territory with fully developed programs, studios and systems in place
When do valuable staff make everything possible?
This opportunity comes with fully trained and experienced staff teaching programs
Does money make a difference?
Low overheads and running costs allow you to grow the business
When does the big picture get you excited?
There is plenty of scope to grow sales revenue -it's a big market
For more information on this business please contact Sue Lever on 0423 295 749 or slever@ljhbb.com.au.
Lynne Lancaster 8 Feb 2012
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE: Warm, wonderful and hilariously witty, this is a superb fantasia on midsummer madness and the meaning of love and life.
Lynne Lancaster 8 Feb 2012
SYDNEY THEATRE COMPANY: A minimalist contemporary version of George Bernard Shaw's famous play, this STC production is analytical and thought-provoking.
Sally Peters 8 Feb 2012
QPAC: Transporting the theatre to a vast land of ancient cultural wealth, Gypsy Pathways was a stunning show, full of passion.
Nerida Dickinson 8 Feb 2012
FRINGE WORLD: Engaging, clever, and never entirely predictable, Frisky and Mannish find and share more culture in pop music than ever seen on MTV.
Tomas Boot 7 Feb 2012
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE: This 40th anniversary screening of the iconic surf flick, accompanied by live music, proved that it's still as relevant today as it was back then.
Siobhan Argent 6 Feb 2012
STUDIO 246, BRUNSWICK: While showcasing the promising and consistent offerings at Studio 246, Here, In the Sugarcane could perhaps do with a tweak.
Patricia Maunder 6 Feb 2012
MELBOURNE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: This local version of the BBC's Doctor Who Proms is a treat for Doctor Who fans, but not as much for classical music fans.
Rebecca Butterworth 6 Feb 2012
COMEDY THEATRE, MELBOURNE: It was always going to be difficult to live up to the beloved TV shows, but Yes, Prime Minister the stage show is still entertaining.
Angela Perry 6 Feb 2012
FRINGE WORLD: A tantalising mix of circus, music, dance, cabaret and burlesque combine in the Burlesque Garden.
Nerida Dickinson 6 Feb 2012
FRINGE WORLD: John Conway demonstrates the power of madcap positivity to generate further antics in his high energy Fringe World comedy mishmash.
Matt D’Silva 4 Feb 2012
BONDI PAVILION: A quirky, slapstick comedy in the manner of Month Python, The Jinglists will make you laugh.
Chloe Papas 4 Feb 2012
FRINGE WORLD: Ali Kennedy-Scott's play chronicling the stories of everyday heroes who fought Victoria's ‘Black Saturday’ bushfires takes audiences on unrestrained emotional ride.
Astrid Francis 3 Feb 2012
FRINGE WORLD: LA-based writer Brian Finkelstein weaves together tales of the US Writers' Strike of 2007 and Haymarket Massacre of 1886 into an ultimately gratifying whole.
Astrid Francis 3 Feb 2012
FRINGE WORLD: If you want to have a dream interpreted in an unusual context, this is the show for you; if you are looking for something more theatrical, not so much.
Jennie Sharpe 4 Feb 2012
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE: The Metropolitan Opera's The Magic Flute, reproduced by Opera Australia, does everything possible to bring it into the 21st century.
Angela Perry 1 Feb 2012
FRINGE WORLD: Cirque Appetit is a collective from Perth’s circus and theatre schools, who used comedy, performance art, circus, dance and physical theatre to delight the audience.
Mariyon Slany 31 Jan 2012
FRINGE WORLD: Good old-fashioned entertainment, Barry Morgan’s World of Organs is an innuendo-filled 1970s spoof on sales pitches, organs, bad polyester suits and organs.
Jessica Keath 31 Jan 2012
SYDNEY FESTIVAL: Meow Meow's sold-out festival closing night performance was a rare pleasure and a delight.
Patricia Maunder 30 Jan 2012
VICTORIAN OPERA: Outgoing musical director Richard Gill put on an unexpected yet entirely logical addition to his outstanding legacy with this all-too-short season of Cinderella.
Victor Kline 30 Jan 2012
SYDNEY FESTIVAL: A presentation of the classic West Side Story with music performed live by the Sydney Symphony, this was a fun multi-media night fit to win over the cynics.