Dora is embarking on a new musical journey searching for the City of Lost Toys. Dora, Boots the monkey, Diego and their friends set out on an exciting journey through the number pyramid, the mixed-up jungle and more. With help from the audience, Dora and her friends use their musical, language, maths and reasoning skills to find Dora's missing teddy bear Osito.

Wednesday 21 July - 10.30am
Adult $26.90 Child $24.90

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Amber Lawrence, winner of the Telstra Horizons Award at Tamworth's Golden Guitars, headlines the show with her award-winning songs. She will be joined by 2010 Maton New Talent of the Year Victoria Baillie, 2010 Toyota Star Maker winner Luke Austen and 2008 Australian Idol runner up Luke Dickens. The new stars of country music are banding together to create a show packed with songs from these talented performers.

Saturday 24 July - 7.30pm
All tickets $25

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Keep abreast of comedy trends and follow these two lubbily-jubbily ladies as they unleash their playful puppies on a trip down mammary lane. It's an uplifting celebration of bouncy songs, wobbly jokes and practical demonstrations of the lesser-known uses of your assets.

Wednesday 4 August - 7.30pm
Adult $39.90 Conc $37.90
Groups 10+ $36.90

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Michael Jackson is one of the greatest performers the world has ever seen. Relive his amazing career, gravity defying dance routines, groundbreaking music videos, iconic costumes and hits including Thriller, Billie Jean, The Way You Make Me Feel and Beat It.

Saturday 7 August - 7.30pm
Adult $34.90 Conc $29.90 Child $19.90
Family $99 Group 10+ $25

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This is the story of Australia's undisputed king of rock 'n' roll - Johnny O'Keefe. It's a story of ups and downs, triumphs and tragedies, all moving to the soundtrack that set Australia on fire and taught the nation it could rock as hard as anyone else. This high-energy show is performed by St Peter Claver College.

Friday 13 August - 6.30pm
Saturday 14 August - 6.30pm
All tickets $15 Groups of 4 $50

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A reunion of old friends lead to memories of good times with songs such as As Time Goes By, Life Is Great In The Sunshine State and From This Moment On. Arrive early for 30 minutes of pre-show entertainment.

Tuesday 17 August - 1.30pm
Special needs group concert - 10am
All tickets $8

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Presented by Empire Theatre, April's Fool is thought-provoking and an optimistic reflection on how we live our lives. Last year Kristjan Erauds died of complications from illicit drug use. He was two weeks short of turning 19. Using words from Kristjan's family and friends, the show is a powerful mix of sadness, loss and love laced with humour.

Thursday 19 August - 1pm and 7.30pm
Adult $22 Conc $19
Schools $12

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First published in 1984, Wombat Stew is a modern day phenomenon in children's literature which has sold more than 350,000 copies Australia-wide. The simple story of a dingo who catches a wombat and decides to make wombat stew has been cleverly developed into a "true-blue-dinky-di-big-aussie-musical" - complete with blobs of mud, very fine feathers, creepy crawlies, flies, gum-nuts and a big bubbling billy can. Suitable for 4-8 years of age.

Tuesday 24 August - 6pm
All tickets $9

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A spectacular concert with an all-star line up. Get the truth and nothing but the truth. Starring Joe Camilleri, Grace Knight, Normie Rowe with special guest Frankie J Holden and their incredible live band, this show promises all their best hits including Shape I'm In, Harley and Rose, Fever, Shakin' All Over, Que Sera Sera and On The Prowl.

Wednesday 1 September - 7.30pm
Adult $69 Conc $59

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Aled Jones has been a household name since the mid-1980s when his uniquely pure voice reverberated worldwide. The Welsh singer has 27 albums to his name, selling more than 6 million to date. He is also the popular presenter of BBC's Songs of Praise, where he has endeared himself to over 20 million viewers worldwide. Ipswich is the exclusive Queensland venue for Aled's Ultimate Tour.

Thursday 2 September - 7.30pm
All tickets $79

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Ipswich Musical Theatre Company presents this sensational Mel Brooks musical. Max Bialystock, a down on his luck Broadway producer and Leo Bloom, a nerdy young accountant, concoct a scheme to raise millions of dollars by deliberately staging a show that will flop. But something goes terribly wrong - the show is a gigantic hit.

Saturday 11 and 18 September - 1pm and 7.30pm
Sunday 12 September - 2pm
Adult $35 Conc $28 Child $16

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Garry McDonald and Henri Szeps (former co-stars of Mother & Son) reunite for this award-winning drama about two different men with one surprising thing in common. Joseph Halpern seems incapable of expressing his loss and love for recently deceased wife Florence. One day he is joined at her graveside by a stranger, Dennis Johnson, who describes Florence with more affection than just a dear friend.

Friday 24 September - 7.30pm
Adult $34 Conc $28

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Participate in this celebration of Ipswich's proud history as the Ipswich City Orchestra provides a stirring musical backing for massed choirs and local dancers as they tell the story of 150 years of fine art within the city. The stage will be transformed into a kaleidoscope of colour, dance and sound. Don't miss seeing a cast of hundreds as they present a Song for Ipswich as the finale.

Saturday 2 October - 7.30pm
Adult $34 Conc $28

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Based on the television production The Fairies, Harmony, Rhapsody, Barnaby, Elf and Minuet bring their fairy world to life with an hour of non-stop singing and dancing for fairy fans. Please encourage your fairy fan to dress in their favourite costume, bring their dancing shoes and have their best singing voices.

Sunday 3 October - 11am & 1pm
All tickets $22.40

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Toni Childs is an honest songwriter. She writes about what she's feeling, whether that is happy or sad. Her singles I've Got To Go Now and House of Hope, which was used on the Thelma and Louise soundtrack, became anthems for thousands of women worldwide. Toni has been nominated for three Grammies during her career and received much critical acclaim.

Thursday 7 October - 7.30pm
Adult $55 Conc $51

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Small-time gambler Nathan Detroit bets his big-time pal Skye Materson that he can't make the next woman he sees fall in love with him. When that "doll" happens to be the neighbourhood missionary Sarah Brown, the stage is set for an unforgettable evening's entertainment. Guys and Dolls is packed with great songs, a romantic tale and terrific choreography.

15 to 23 October - 7.30pm
Saturday 16 October - 1.30pm
On sale 16 August

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Australian Psychic of the Year Charmaine Wilson will give audience members a chance to connect with those who have passed over to give messages of peace and love for the living. Charmaine shared her talents with the nation on Channel 7's hit series The One. After travelling extensively to share her talent, Charmaine is thrilled to return to Ipswich.

Tuesday 26 October - 7.30pm
All tickets $48

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You won't believe your eyes - for the first time ever, Dorothy will have her own plane to travel around the world in search of the perfect rose. Dorothy wants to find the rose to make the best ever rosy-posy cake. The show features the fairies' castle live on stage, Fairy Clare, Fairy Larissa, Captain Feathersword, Wags the Dog and Henry the Octopus with your favourite Wiggly songs and some brand new tunes.

Wednesday 27 October - 10am
All tickets $18

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It looks like an orchestra, acts like a band and feels like a movie. With moving images, moving music, and, most importantly, moving performances, deepblue takes you on an unforgettable journey. And you have a chance to be part of that journey. Audience members are encouraged to SMS the group during the performance to decide how the show ends.

Saturday 6 November - 7pm
Tickets $26 - $48
Early bird discounts until 24 September

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David Campbell currently sits as Australia's foremost entertainer. His past three albums have garnered multi-platinum status and his position as one of the country's most popular live performers is assured. Campbell's next project takes him back to his natural home: Broadway.

Sunday 14 November - 7.30pm
Tickets on sale from August

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This special daytime concert is a celebrations of the greatest songs of the 20th century and features timeless songs you will know and love. It is delivered by two of Australia's greatest entertainers - Julie Anthony and Simon Gallaher. The duo's special vocal chemistry has never been greater than in this new show - Moments to Remember.

Tuesday 23 November - 11am
Adult $29 Conc $25
(Includes tea and biscuits)

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