DISCOVER THE CRAWLEY CAMPUS – Art, Architecture and Landscape

Ron Bodycoat heritage architect, Dr Robyn Taylor historian

and Gillian Lilleyman landscape historian

UWA Extension Autumn programme in association with the UWA Historical Society

www.extension.uwa.edu.au

extension@uwa.edu.au

6488 2433    :    $119

OLD DOLPHIN THEATRE reunion and commemoration

Talks, displays and performances by artists old and new.

In association with TheatrePush, the Student Guild, the UWA Historical Society and PAG (performing arts groups on campus).

Contact : Joan Pope 93841056

Buy your own coffee at the café.

ANNUAL LECTURE of the UWA Historical Society in association with Convocation and

co-sponsored by the Institute of Advanced Studies

Speaker : DR SUE BOYD

Title of Lecture : THE ROOTS OF DIPLOMACY

The bar will be open at 5.30 pm and also after the lecture.

No RSVP required

shobha.cameron@uwa.edu.au

Free public lecture – all welcome

WALKING THE CAMPUS WITH RON BODYCOAT

Take an historic stroll through UWA Crawley Campus and discover its rich heritage with well-known heritage architect Ron Bodycoat, who completed the first Conservation Management Plan for the Crawley Campus.  The walk will focus on architecture of the campus.

Tour leader : Ronald Bodycoat heritage architect

UWA Extension Winter programme in association with the UWA Historical Society and the UWA Cultural Precinct.

www.extension.uwa.edu.au

extension@uwa.edu.au

6488 2433   :   $10

THE OLD DOLPHIN DECADES

Speakers : Joan Pope and Bill Dunstone

UWA Extension winter programme in association with TheatrePush and the UWA Historical Society

The Old Dolphin Theatre, a renovated wooden engineering shed on a site adjoining the present UWA Guild Buildings, was the first dedicated theatre on campus when it opened in 1960, fifty years ago.  For almost two decades, it hosted an astonishing range of cutting-edge productions by diverse organisations in the community, as well as University groups.  It was a starting point for many careers in the performing and creative arts, in Perth and elsewhere. 

Joan Pope and Bill Dunstone, who acted and directed at The Dolphin, are researching the history of theatre at UWA.  They have a fascinating array of illustrated material to share in a lively discussion.

www.extension.uwa.edu.au

extension@uwa.edu.au

6488 2433   :   $10

COMBINED ANNUAL FRIENDS MIXER

Various speakers and display

Topic : The Catalina flying base on Matilda Bay during World War II

In association with the UWA Historical Society

judith.edwards@uwa.edu.au   :   $ to be decided : refreshments provided