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Harbour Theatre Membership: ![]() Harbour Theatre are always looking for new members, whether it be on-stage, back-stage or just to watch. If you're too shy to act, don't worry, there are plenty of jobs that are just as important back-stage (more so, as the show can't go on without a dedicated crew!). So, if you are interested in joining Harbour Theatre, then contact anyone on the Committee, ask anyone on Front of House, or contact the , or even print the form at the bottom of the page and post it to Harbour Theatre Inc, PO Box 764, Fremantle WA 6959. Membership is valid for a calendar year. There are two types of membership at Harbour Theatre: Active Membership For an annual fee of A$35 for adults (A$60/couple, A$30 student or child under 18 years of age), Active Members receive: - Admission to each play (on the understanding that you are active in the theatre) - A regular Harbour Theatre newsletter - Voting rights at the AGM (held every January) - Opportunity to hold office on the Committee But also the right to act, set design, set building, properties, lighting, sound, back stage, front-of-house (FOH), directing, and the many other aspects of theatre. Associate Membership Ideal for those who wish to watch and not participate. For an annual fee of A$60 for adults (A$40 for children and students under 18 years of age), Associate Members receive: - Membership fee equates to a discount of 30% off the full price ticket for every production (at least 4 plays a year) - Regular Harbour Theatre newsletter - Dedicated booking line with NO booking fee NOTE: Associate Members cannot participate in the production of a play, vote, or hold office on the Committee.
There's more to theatre than just acting!
Some members, in recognition of their extraordinary efforts within Harbour Theatre, have been conferred with a special honour - Life Membership. Check out the following link:
Harbour Theatre Life Members ATTENTION Members Only: In accordance with the requirements from the Department of Racing, Gaming & Liquor, all members rostered for bar duties are required to read the Responsible Service of Alcohol (© Clubs WA 2009) document. As a not-for-profit volunteer organisation it is only required for our members to read the non accredited (abridged) version, however, it is a legal requirement of the Liquor Control Act 1988 that you sign the training register at the Harbour Theatre bar stating you have done so. Please download a copy from this link before your rostered Front-of-House night.
Page last updated:13 February 2010
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