Country Arts SA recognises that we are living and creating on First Nations Lands and we are committed to working together to honour their living cultures.
Photo exhibition to honour Military Service
Throughout October, Country Arts SA and Legacy are presenting charity screenings of the Australian World War I film Beneath Hill 60.
Beneath Hill 60 retells one of Australia’s most daring WWI military missions. Using ingenuity and raw courage, Captain Oliver Woodward and his undertrained comrades form the 1st Australian Tunnelling Company. From the muddy moonscape of the trenches they set out to mine beneath German trenches to reclaim control of Hill 60.
To honour all of our Australian military service men and women, we are setting up photo exhibits at all of our venues. Anyone who has served, is currently serving or has friends/family who have served in the Australian armed forces are invited to send in photos and letters direct to your nearest venue. You can find venue contact details below:
Northern Festival Centre ~ 16 October 7pm
106 Gertrude Street (PO Box 629), Port Pirie SA 5540
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Middleback Theatre ~ 21 October 7pm
141a Nicolson Avenue (PO Box 640), Whyalla SA 5600
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Hopgood Theatre ~ 21 October 7.30pm
Ramsey Place, Noarlunga Centre, SA 5168
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Centenary Hall ~ 22 October 7pm
14 Cadell Street, Goolwa SA 5214
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Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre ~ 28 October 7.30pm
10 Watson Terrace (PO Box 899), Mount Gambier SA 5290
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Chaffey Theatre ~ 30 October 7pm
Seventeenth Street, Renmark SA 5341
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As we are unable to return material we strongly recommend that you do not send original photographs or documents, but instead send us a scanned copy, as we do not want to risk damaging the originals.
Manager of the Hopgood Theatre, Sussan Baldwin, has kindly provided us with an example of the kind of photos we are hoping to feature. Here is Sussan’s father, Private Hector Bell who was a Rat of Tobruk in World War II.
