Beef, Road Rage, Netflix and the Theatre
With the success of Netflix's "Beef", we have to ask: What is it about road rage that is so universal? Let's explore some theatrical interpretations o…
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Australasian Dance Collective merges drones and dance in world-first project
Australasian Dance Collective (ADC) is set to present an innovative performance that merges art and technology in a groundbreaking project called Luci…
A Guide to the Practical Application of Artificial Intelligence for Theatremakers
While there are potential challenges and limitations to the use of AI, it's clear that AI has the potential to revolutionize the way theatremakers cre…
The Wizard of Oz – In Concert to Play QPAC’s Concert Hall this Winter
QPAC and Prospero Arts invite everyone to experience this captivating performance and to be transported "over the rainbow" to the magical world of The…
Rhubarb: British Theatre’s Nonsense Word
While the use of "rhubarb" to denote nonsense may seem random and arbitrary, it has a long history in the theatre. This word, once used to simulate a …
Imagining a Solar Eclipse Inspired Stageplay
Solar eclipses have captured our imaginations for centuries, inspiring everything from films to music. By tapping into the drama and wonder of these c…
Barry Humphries: The Legacy of a Theatrical Genius
Barry Humphries' influence on Australian and international theatre cannot be overstated. His iconic characters have entertained audiences for more tha…
Moulin Rouge! The Musical Set to Wow Brisbane Audiences with Sensory Experience
The highly acclaimed Moulin Rouge! The Musical, which has been wowing audiences around Australia, is set to arrive at the Queensland Performing Arts C…
Queensland Theatre Celebrates Community with As You Like It
Directed by renowned Shakespearan director Damien Ryan, who has previously directed Taming of the Shrew, As You Like It promises to take audiences on …
9 Public Domain Comedy Plays to Read
These nine classic comedy plays are sure to bring a smile to your face and a laugh to your lips. From Shakespeare to Wilde, from Molière to Jonson, t…