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Shakespeare. Short.
If you think you don’t have time for Shakespeare, think again.
Shakespeare’s Shorts are fast and funny half-hour versions of the original scripts coupled with delicious food from the Northey Street kitchen!
Instantaneous Association: Define, is an exploration of the different levels of connectedness used to help define relationships.
At what point can you truly say that you are ‘connected’ with someone?
After years of searching, deep in DaVinci’s own vault, beyond countless locks and traps: the lost manuscript of the world’s first Space Opera.
William Shakespeare’s missing masterpiece is the tale of a young farm boy, torn from his quiet desert homeland to fight the dark forces of the evil Empire.
This is Kansas City asks you to enter an augmented reality where a series of phone calls to your mobile phone direct your body, gaze, and imagination around Brisbane’s public spaces to unravel the story of a criminal only known as The Monster.
A raw examination of the occupational hazard otherwise known as the workplace.
HolePunch is a quirky cabaret that explores the interpersonal dynamics of where we spend the majority of our weekdays.
HolePunch uncovers what we leave at home and what follows us to the office.
She Stole My Every Rock And Roll tosses aside conventions of gender, to trade poems that are part elegy to cliché, part cumulative tale, part SMS shout out and part call to arms, embracing the only convention of the genre that holds true – that we are all looking for love.
Unspeakable Acts of Privacy explores, through the mediums of Physical Theatre and Intimate Theatre, the controversial issue of Privacy in the contemporary world.
With the influx of new technologies, where do we draw the line between Public and Private?
All the way around the world and half way between whore and history.
This play is a fable. A fable has a message. A message has a meaning.
Oppression. Sex. Fear. Loathing. Slander. Freedom. Future. Mature content, including highly evocative visual imagery.
Recommended for audiences age 15+
Gather your protectors and allies.
Peer through our windows, sit in our backyard, listen to the band and relax. This is a journey of the soul, but it isn’t all incense and hippies. If you think the human psyche houses nothing but goodness and beauty, take a look at the shadows gathering in the corners.
A family of Gremlins has taken residence in Brisbane. Roxoff, Mofball & Botolf Gromlot are trying to launch their new budget airline and fulfill their dream of flying.
Tickets sales are going well, and their maiden voyage is due to take off shortly. There is only one problem….they haven’t built the plane yet.
The Music in Me is a first time collaboration between Flipside Circus and the Queensland Wind Orchestra.
…As you take your seat amongst the orchestra and watch the music and movement come alive all around you, you will realise that some theatrical traditions are meant to be broken.
Escape with Queenie D to explore the magical world beyond the mirror in this contemporary fairytale featuring new media and old.
After a highly successful debut in 2011, creative professionals work alongside talented young people from across the Sunshine Coast in this performance, adapted especially for Anywhere Theatre Festival.