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Home Delivery of some of Australia’s finest performing talent

Lights Up On The Arts: Home Delivery! is a special and important concert created by James Cutler and Joshua Robson Productions, which serves as a way to shine a light on our Arts industry and support performers whose livelihoods have been impacted by the COVID-19 arts shutdown.

Over an incredible evening, we will take a live audience into the living rooms of performers from shows such as Shrek, School of Rock, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Merrily We Roll Along, Come From Away, Harry Potter, 9 to 5 and The Melbourne International Comedy Festival, to name a few.

With express permission from Mr Stephen Schwartz to feature music from his catalogue of work, this promises to be a truly special event.

Schwartz has an incredible and rich collection of songs that taps into so many important themes that will create the through-line of the concert: connection, togetherness, unity, a second chance, finding oneself, the joys of a simple life, and hope.

It is our hope that the optimistic and uplifting nature of his music, together with our program, will remind Australia and beyond that the arts matter, that we are a source of joy in the world, and, failing all else, the arts will sustain our world even through the toughest of situations. We think that’s worth celebrating!

Enjoy from the comfort of your couch on May 4th 2020 on Facebook Live.

For more details on the evening head to facebook.com/joshuarobsonproductions

Peter J Snee

Peter is a British born creative, working in the live entertainment industry. He holds an honours degree in Performing Arts and has over 12 years combined work experience in producing, directing and managing artistic programs & events. Peter has traversed the UK, Europe and Australia pursuing his interest in theatre. He is inspired by great stories and passionately driven by pursuing opportunities to tell them.

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