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RPAC ramps up offerings

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Published: July 20, 2023
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ARTS SPECIAL: Creative Services manager Brad Rush announces a new membership initiative at a recent season launch.
ARTS SPECIAL: Creative Services manager Brad Rush announces a new membership initiative at a recent season launch.
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A new initiative involving membership at the Redland Performing Arts Centre was announced in June at the launch of the season for the second half of 2023.

The Ramp initiative involves dedicated theatre goers paying $35 to join which gives them a swathe of incentives.

These include up to 20 per cent off ticketed prices for many shows and workshops (for two people), two drink vouchers, members only events, pre-sale bookings, extended reservations of up to two weeks, flexibility with lost tickets and fee-free ticket exchange.

But according to service manager creative arts Brad Rush, the best part of RAMP is the ability to stay connected.

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“There will be invitations to launch parties, social occasions and this gives a connection to what is a vibrant Redland performing and visual arts community,” Mr Rush said.

Membership runs for one year from the date of purchase.

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