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Image credit: Benjamin Prindable Photography Rosmersholm 16 September - 10 October 2026 Albert Street Uniting Church opposite King George Square, Brisbane City Public factions. Private fractures. In a seaside town called Rosmersholm, two ideologically opposed newspapers fight for the soul of one man. Written over a hundred years ago, Henrik Ibsen’s Rosmersholm prophesies a world... Continue Reading →
The Heartbreak Choir 9 - 19 September 2026 PIP Theatre, Milton In the old CFA hall on the outskirts of town, a small group of locals come together to sing, and to connect. Aseni, Barbara, Mack, Savannah and Totty have splintered from their original choir on a matter of principle and are intent on forging... Continue Reading →
Scenes with Girls 4 – 19 September 2026 Diane Cilento Studio, Queensland Theatre, South Brisbane After a sold-out 2024 season that sparked rave reviews (and prompted at least one audience member to break up with her boyfriend), Matilda Award-winning independent theatre company Salad Days Collective brings Scenes With Girls back to Brisbane this September for... Continue Reading →
She Loves Me 7 - 29 August 2026 The Tin Shed, 60-74 James Street, Beenleigh Showgrounds, Beenleigh The sweetest love story they never saw coming. Inside the warm glow of Maraczek’s Parfumerie, Georg Nowack and Amalia Balash clash at every turn; yet outside working hours, each pours out their heart in letters to an anonymous... Continue Reading →
Image credit: Kris Anderson / Images by Anderson Dead Bat on the Night Shift 26 August - 5 September 2026 PIP Theatre, Milton Cosmic order meets corporate chaos this August in Observatory Theatre’s new show. Tickets are now on sale for Observatory Theatre’s new production Dead Bat On The Night Shift, a comedy thriller by... Continue Reading →
Gilbert & Sullivan: A Soiree of Song & Satire 6 - 9 September 2026 QPAC Concert Hall, South Bank Prospero Arts has announced the arrival of Gilbert & Sullivan: A Soiree of Song & Satire, promising an evening of elegance, wit, and iconic melodies - marking Prospero Arts' newest and most anticipated addition to Brisbane's... Continue Reading →
Image credit: Daniel Boud Framed as an MTV documentary capturing the final days of rehearsals before the 1992-3 Dangerous tour, MJ The Musical is stacked with iconic music and choreography, awe-inspiring design, and phenomenal performances. Image credit: Daniel Boud MJ The Musical is directed and choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon, with book by two-time Pulitzer Prize... Continue Reading →
The Female of the Species 7 - 16 May 2026 PIP Theatre, Milton Joanna Murray Smith’s The Female of the Species has lived in Australian theatre memory for over two decades. Matilda award-winning independent theatre company Cut & Run Productions promise not simply to restage it, but to reignite it and throw it headfirst back... Continue Reading →
Xanadu 21 - 24 May 2026 Ron Hurley Theatre, Seven Hills Roller skates, Greek gods and 80s dreams are set to take over Brisbane as Xanadu rolls into Ron Hurley Theatre for a limited season. Blending Greek mythology with roller-disco chaos, Xanadu follows a mysterious muse who descends from Mount Olympus to inspire a struggling... Continue Reading →
(L to R) Darcy Jones and Peter Hatton, Rebecca Day, Peter Wood, and Isabella Berlese. Photographed by Amelia Slatter. With a cast of five committed actors, Salad Days Collective brought the careening summer camp comedy Sunny Tribe District to larger-than-life at PIP Theatre. Knick's brother Ken has gone missing from the strange, remote summer camp... Continue Reading →
(L-R) Luke Kennedy, John O'Hara, Jason Arrow, and Irena Lysiuk, photographed by Joel Devereux The Little Red Company filled the Powerhouse Theatre with electric energy for the return of Your Song, a celebration of Sir Elton John’s iconic music catalogue and its wide-reaching personal and cultural impact. Created by Adam Brunes and Naomi Price, and... Continue Reading →
(L to R) Hugh Parker, Merlynn Tong, and Reagan Mannix, photographed by Daniel Boud Dead Puppet Society's The Riddle of Washpool Gully, an all-ages Australian fable about isolation, imagination, and what makes a monster, returned to QPAC as part of a national tour. A boy and his mother move to Washpool, in the middle of... Continue Reading →
