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The Whirling Dervishes of Rumi will meet you at the Canberra's Playgrond at the prominent Canberra Theatre Centre on Tuesday 22 November 2011 7:30 PM.
This event is organized by Bluestar Intercultural Foundation. The event will be held at the Playhouse inside Canberra Theatre Centre, which is located in Civic Square on London Circuit, Canberra City.
Parking for Canberra Theatre is best accessed from the intersection at London Circuit & Constitution Avenue. You are advised to bring change as this is paid parking for the following days and times:
Disabled car parks are located behind the Canberra Museum & Gallery and in front of the ACT Legislative Assembly. Detailed locations can be seen on the map above.
The tickets are sold online directly from the Canberra Theatre Centre. There are three options:
a) Over the counter at the Box Office, which is located in The Canberra Theatre Centre foyer in Civic Square, London Circuit.
b) over phone (02) 6275 2700 or
c) online at http://www.canberratheatrecentre.com.au/what-is-on.aspx
(details these details can also be found on their website under the link purchasing your tickets so you may want to directly link to them)
The ticket price is $64.90 (concession $54.90)
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