1920s Phrases Theatre Makers Could Adopt
Every decade has some signature slang words and phrases that epitomise both the mainstream and subcultures of the time. In the theatre, creatives have their…
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Dramatic Devices: Turning Points
Turning points are the seismic shifts of drama, pivotal moments that alter the narrative landscape, deepening the story and challenging characters and…
20 Scripts Now in the Public Domain
They say that every romance is a recreation of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ and every tragedy linked to ‘Macbeth’, but there is something invigorating about bringing…
10 Aussie Plays We Love
To paraphrase Dorothea Mackellar, “We love our sunburnt country”. Our beautiful culture reflects an abundance of core beliefs, sport, barbeques and a strong sense of…
‘Prima Facie’ offers perspective shift from criminal defence lawyer to #MeToo
TW: rape and sexual assault Queensland Theatre’s “rapid-fire and gripping one-woman show” starring Sheridan Harbridge is set to open Wednesday, 14 July at the Bille…
What’s in your Stage Hand Bag?
Backstage crew and stagehands are the Mary Poppins of the theatre world. Not only do they have the ability to save a show with a…
Mastering Audition Nerves: Techniques for Overcoming Anxiety
Audition nerves are a natural part of the process, but they don't have to control your performance. By using these techniques, you can manage your anx…
A Look into the Longest-Running Broadway Show of All Time
"The Phantom of the Opera" has achieved something that few other productions have managed: it has become a cultural phenomenon.
Dramatic Devices: Contrast
Picture this: a lavish party scene, and right in its midst, a lone character, lost in sorrow. This stark difference, this juxtaposition of opposing el…
6 Movies We Want To See Made Into Musicals
‘Mean Girls’, ‘Legally Blonde’, ‘Beetlejuice’ and ‘Leap of Faith’ are just a few popular movies that have been adapted into musicals in recent years. These…