They are all featured in the 2019 Orange Civic Theatre program of shows unveiled on Tuesday night.

The theatre’s manager of performing arts Michelle Pearce said the 25 shows would offer variety.

“I am really [convinced] of it being entertaining and not getting it bogged down with what’s good for you,” she said.

Mrs Pearce said highlights would include The Wharf Revue coming back to Orange, Jonathan Biggins starring in his one show The Gospel According to Paul, based on former prime minister Paul Keating, Bell Shakespeare and John Bell performing again, the Sydney Symphony and noted international speaker Dr Gill Hicks.

GALLERY: 2019 HIGHLIGHT SHOWS

While the 2018 season had several Indigenous productions the new season will see just one.

Rainbow’s End will be in Orange directly after the play finishes its Sydney season.

The Orange Theatre Company will be performing two productions, Rent and Jesus Christ Superstar.

The youth circus show 360 Allstars will bring a mix of world champion BMX and breakdancing action to the stage in April.

There will also plenty for children with plays including Billionaire Boy, the one with the wet Ferrari, Possum Magic and Roald Dahl’s The Twits on the program.

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Another intriguing production for youngsters will be Hitler’s Daughter presented by the Monkey Baa Theatre Company.

At the other end of the age scale actor John Wood, Playschool’s Benita Collings, satirist Max Gillies and the Midday show’s Geoff Harvey will poke fun at growing old with the comedy Senior Moments.