Commemorate ANZAC Day with a special talk by military historian Neville Browning and a screening of the iconic film Gallipoli.
Friday 24 April 2026
10:00am - 1:00pm
117 Murdoch Rd, Thornlie WA 6108, Australia
Experience a meaningful ANZAC Day commemoration through the expert insights of Neville Browning OAM, one of Australia's foremost military historians. Neville shares his passion and extensive knowledge about Australia's involvement in World War 1, bringing history to life for all ages.
Following the talk, enjoy a screening of the acclaimed Australian war drama film Gallipoli (1981), which vividly portrays the courage and mateship of Western Australian soldiers during the Gallipoli campaign. This event offers a powerful blend of education and cinematic storytelling.
Please note the film is rated PG-13 and includes moderate sexual references and depictions of violence, suitable for mature audiences.
This event is hosted at the Don Russell Performing Arts Centre, a professional venue with comfortable seating and excellent acoustics. The session runs for approximately three hours, providing ample time for both the talk and film screening.
Neville Browning will discuss key aspects of World War 1 history, including his latest works and the significance of the ANZAC spirit. The film screening will follow immediately after the talk.
The event is open to all community members, making it a perfect educational outing for families interested in Australian history and culture.
The event takes place at Don Russell Performing Arts Centre, located at Lot 13 Murdoch Road, Thornlie WA 6108. The venue offers easy access and parking, ensuring a hassle-free visit.
Don Russell Performing Arts Centre is a 235-seat theatre known for its welcoming atmosphere and professional facilities. It is well-suited for community events and performances.
Public transport options are available nearby, and the venue is accessible for people with disabilities.
The film Gallipoli contains content that may not be suitable for younger children due to moderate sexual references and violence. Parents are advised to consider this when bringing children.
Registration for the event opens on Monday, 23 February 2026, so early booking is recommended to secure your place.
For any questions or special requirements, please contact the organisers ahead of time.
Tickets for this commemorative event are available through the Don Russell Performing Arts Centre. Pricing details are not specified, so please inquire directly with the venue.
Booking early is encouraged as seating is limited to 235 attendees.
Contact details are provided for further assistance with bookings and enquiries.
