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  • 2025
  • The Man From Snowy River in Concert
The Man From Snowy River in Concert
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manfromsnowyriverinconcert25 The Man From Snowy River in Concert Spiritworks, Theatre Tours International Classical Music, Popular Music The Man From Snowy River in Concert

27 - 28 Sep 2025
Concert Hall
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$69 - $149 *
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2 hours 15 minutes
including interval, subject to change without notice

Overview

Live to film with the Southern Cross Symphony
Conducted by Peter Morris

In this final encore season, The Man From Snowy River in Concert returns to Brisbane for one last time.

The Southern Cross Symphony will perform the award-winning score by Bruce Rowland live to screen of this iconic film in concert, under the baton of Peter Morris.

The Man From Snowy River launched the stellar careers of Sigrid Thornton and Tom Burlinson. The film, which also starred Jack Thompson and the late, great Kirk Douglas ushered in a glorious new age for Australian film making.

Inspired by the Banjo Paterson poem, The Man From Snowy River tells the exhilarating tale of Jim Craig, an 18-year-old who, after losing his father, must prove himself in the harsh high country and win the respect of the rugged mountain men. Along the way, he discovers love, adventure and a secret hidden in the hills more precious than any treasure.

Sold out in Brisbane in 2024 and returning for two performances only, book early to secure your seats for The Man From Snowy River in Concert.

The opportunity to experience the beloved Australian classic on the big screen, accompanied by the powerful and emotive soundtrack.
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