A theatrical dance day raising money for Warlga Ngurra Women's and Children's Refuge, with a main performance at 12:30.
Red Dress Day comes to King Edward Park in Newcastle on Sunday 2 August, a theatrical dance day raising money for Warlga Ngurra Women's and Children's Refuge. It's a fundraiser for a local refuge that supports women and children in the region, so the whole day is built around that.
The main performance is at 12:30, and that's the one you'll want to be there for. It's a theatrical dance piece, so it's more than just a few routines — it's a staged performance that brings together dance and theatre in the open air of the park. If you're planning to see it, getting there a bit early is a good shout so you can find a spot and settle in before it kicks off.
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Because it's a dance day, the performance is the centrepiece, and the money raised goes to Warlga Ngurra, which provides refuge and support for women and children. It's a local cause, so if you've been looking for a way to contribute, this is a chance to do it while catching a show. The main performance starts at 12:30 at King Edward Park, and since it's a Sunday afternoon in the park, it's an easy one to build a day around.
