The 37th Annual Green Room Awards Hit Melbourne This March
Melbourne's Arts Industry once again converges at the iconic Comedy Theatre to celebrate and applaud the accomplishments of its talented community at The 37th Annual Green Room Awards. #GRA2020 #GreenRoomAwards
Venue: Comedy Theatre
Address: 240 Exhibition Street, Melbourne
Date: 30th March, 2020
Time: 7pm
Ticket: $30 (+booking fee)
Buy / Ticket: https://www.greenroom.org.au/
Web: https://www.greenroom.org.au/
: https://www.facebook.com/GreenRoomAwardsAssociation/
: https://twitter.com/GreenRoomAwards
: https://www.instagram.com/greenroomawards/
: https://bit.ly/39qmF0F
Call: 13 61 00
Address: 240 Exhibition Street, Melbourne
Date: 30th March, 2020
Time: 7pm
Ticket: $30 (+booking fee)
Buy / Ticket: https://www.greenroom.org.au/
Web: https://www.greenroom.org.au/
: https://www.facebook.com/GreenRoomAwardsAssociation/
: https://twitter.com/GreenRoomAwards
: https://www.instagram.com/greenroomawards/
: https://bit.ly/39qmF0F
Call: 13 61 00
Hosted by the Green Room Awards Association (GRAA), Victoria's peak body for honouring excellence and innovation across our dynamic performing arts sector, this vibrant evening is always a highlight on the Melbourne Arts Calendar.
Launched in 1983, the Green Room Awards are wholly peer-presented Performing Arts Industry Awards, supporting outstanding achievements from artists, creatives, and companies across Cabaret, Contemporary and Experimental Performance, Dance, Independent Theatre, Musical Theatre, Opera, and Theatre Companies. Previous winners include La Mama's legendary Liz Jones, singer Christine Anu, Order of Australia recipients Anthony Warlow and Caroline O'Connor, actor Kat Stewart, and the multi-talented Eddie Perfect.
Four distinguished members of our community will also be recipients on the night of the Outstanding Contribution to Cabaret Award, Technical Achievement Award, the Geoffrey Milne Memorial Award for Outstanding Contribution to Contemporary and Experimental Performance, and the GRA Lifetime Achievement Award.
The GRAs acknowledge great work in the performing arts., highlights GRAA President Hilary Glow.
Julia Zemiro, the GRA Patron, once said that receiving a Green Room nomination boosted her energy and confidence in her career just at the time when she most needed it. For lots of artists the Green Room Awards are vital because they let you know that your peers have seen and admired your work, and you get to participate in a joyous celebration of the sector as a whole.
In 2020, the Green Room Awards Association introduces a private giving program called The Winners Circle; inviting former winners and members of the performing arts community to help extend the awards' reach and be part of the annual performing arts conversation. For close to four decades thousands of talented artists have benefitted from the awards, and the ceremony has become a vital gathering point for the sector. Although the GRAA receives support through the City of Melbourne, government funding is becoming ever-tighter. The Winners Circle provides an opportunity to achieve the twin goals of bringing previous winners, judges and committee members together and helping to support the ongoing success of the awards.
Hosted by Otto and Astrid, Berlin's Prince and Princess of Art Rock and Europop, the 2020 ceremony will be an electric night with live performances, fabulous fashion, and inspiring words honouring the outstanding work on our stages in 2019. Presentations will be made by valued Partners and Sponsors of the GRAA as well as arts industry professionals. The annual Green Room Awards is a joyous celebration of our local arts and artists. The GRA are a not-for-profit community event and public tickets are available. Bookings essential.
The GRAA is proudly supported by City of Melbourne, Marriner Group, Media Super, Arts in Sync, Auspicious Arts, MTC, the Ron and Margaret Dobell Foundation and the Media and Entertainment Arts Alliance.
Launched in 1983, the Green Room Awards are wholly peer-presented Performing Arts Industry Awards, supporting outstanding achievements from artists, creatives, and companies across Cabaret, Contemporary and Experimental Performance, Dance, Independent Theatre, Musical Theatre, Opera, and Theatre Companies. Previous winners include La Mama's legendary Liz Jones, singer Christine Anu, Order of Australia recipients Anthony Warlow and Caroline O'Connor, actor Kat Stewart, and the multi-talented Eddie Perfect.
Four distinguished members of our community will also be recipients on the night of the Outstanding Contribution to Cabaret Award, Technical Achievement Award, the Geoffrey Milne Memorial Award for Outstanding Contribution to Contemporary and Experimental Performance, and the GRA Lifetime Achievement Award.
The GRAs acknowledge great work in the performing arts., highlights GRAA President Hilary Glow.
Julia Zemiro, the GRA Patron, once said that receiving a Green Room nomination boosted her energy and confidence in her career just at the time when she most needed it. For lots of artists the Green Room Awards are vital because they let you know that your peers have seen and admired your work, and you get to participate in a joyous celebration of the sector as a whole.
In 2020, the Green Room Awards Association introduces a private giving program called The Winners Circle; inviting former winners and members of the performing arts community to help extend the awards' reach and be part of the annual performing arts conversation. For close to four decades thousands of talented artists have benefitted from the awards, and the ceremony has become a vital gathering point for the sector. Although the GRAA receives support through the City of Melbourne, government funding is becoming ever-tighter. The Winners Circle provides an opportunity to achieve the twin goals of bringing previous winners, judges and committee members together and helping to support the ongoing success of the awards.
Hosted by Otto and Astrid, Berlin's Prince and Princess of Art Rock and Europop, the 2020 ceremony will be an electric night with live performances, fabulous fashion, and inspiring words honouring the outstanding work on our stages in 2019. Presentations will be made by valued Partners and Sponsors of the GRAA as well as arts industry professionals. The annual Green Room Awards is a joyous celebration of our local arts and artists. The GRA are a not-for-profit community event and public tickets are available. Bookings essential.
The GRAA is proudly supported by City of Melbourne, Marriner Group, Media Super, Arts in Sync, Auspicious Arts, MTC, the Ron and Margaret Dobell Foundation and the Media and Entertainment Arts Alliance.