Rockingham District Historical Society
Talk on- Our March General Meeting Speaker is Ron Banks, former arts editor of The West Australian newspaper. He will be talking to us on his recently published a history of theatre in WA called ‘Bums on Seats: An unofficial history of theatre in WA’. Ron has been a keen reviewer of theatre during his time as arts editor and drew on his experience to chart the development of theatre companies from the building of the Playhouse Theatre in 1956 to the establishment of the State Theatre in the 21st
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- Category: historical society
- Website: https://www.rockinghammuseum.org.au
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- Last verified: 2026-04-23
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Talk on- Our March General Meeting Speaker is Ron Banks, former arts editor of The West Australian newspaper. He will be talking to us on his recently published a history of theatre in WA called ‘Bums on Seats: An unofficial history of theatre in WA’. Ron has been a keen reviewer of theatre during his time as arts editor and drew on his experience to chart the development of theatre companies from the building of the Playhouse Theatre in 1956 to the establishment of the State Theatre in the 21st
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