BRISBANE FESTIVAL AND QUT PRESENT
ACT 1 | 11 – 15 September 2018
CONTENTS
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BALI
2
FAG/STAG
4
Ode to Man
6
Rovers
8
YUMMY
10
Act 2
14
Act 3
16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY In keeping with the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Brisbane, the Turrubul and Jagara Yuggera Peoples, and recognise that this has always been a place of creative
W i t h a M u lt i -T i x discount*
expression. We wish to pay respect to their Elders – past, present and emerging – and acknowledge the important role Aboriginal
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and Torres Strait Islander people continue to play within our creative community.
ACT 1 AT THEATRE REPUBLIC ACT 1 8 - 16 Sept
Sat 8
Sun 9
Tue 11
Wed 12
Thu 13
Fri 14
Sat 15
BALI
9pm
9pm
9pm
9pm
9pm
FAG/STAG
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
Ode to Man
7:30pm
7:30pm*
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
Rovers
7:15pm
7:15pm
7:15pm* AUSLAN
7:15pm
7:15pm
7pm
7pm
7pm, 9pm
7pm, 9pm
YUMMY
Front cover image by Alexis Desaulniers-Lea
Mon 10
*Brisbane Times Festival Conversations
Sun 16
YOUR GENDERED REPUBLIC Masculinity is in a maelstrom. It’s rattled these days, and it’s good that it is. Check that privilege. Act 1 of Theatre Republic digs into the societal concerns sweeping through our notions of gender. It does so with gravity, generosity and glam. Ode to Man is Emma Hall’s public farewell letter to men, sparked by a traumatic break up. She spent two years interviewing almost 100 men, including men she dated, asking them what it was to be a real man. How does she, we, deal with the answers? It’s a perfectly crafted piece of theatre, dealing with a grave subject with a light and elegant touch. Two men, two privileged white men, sit centre stage in FAG/STAG and its stand-alone companion piece, BALI. Men are often the unreliable narrators of our history, and these two plays, picking apart almost every aspect of masculinity you can imagine, show that in miniature. Whom do we believe? Rovers celebrates two women. Intrepid women. And more. The project began with a desire to reunite Roxanne McDonald and Barbara Lowing on stage after 21 years apart. It’s a road trip through memory and imagination – and through the acting profession they’ve both given so much to – and was created very much from their own stories. It’s a very generous sharing, and the all-female, fearless company that is Belloo Creative have created something to treasure. YUMMY embraces the genderfluid. It celebrates women in drag spaces, and unsettles many familiar drag and cabaret stereotypes with subversive wit, sophisticated choreography and with human
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tenderness at the core. It’s glam and glorious. My recommendation? See them all. Together, they tell quite a story. David Berthold, Artistic Director
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THE LAST GREAT HUNT (AUS) LA BOITE STUDIO, THEATRE REPUBLIC | 11 – 15 September
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BRISBANE FESTIVAL, QUT AND LA BOITE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENT
J e f f r e y J AY F O W L E R
CHRIS ISAACS
Writer/Performer
Writer/Performer
Jeffrey Jay is a playwright, dramaturg, director
Chris is a writer, devisor, performer, and
and actor. He wrote and acted in A History
founding artist of The Last Great Hunt.
of Drinking, ELEPHENTS (2014 PAWA Best New
As a performer, his roles include: IMPROVEMENT
Play) and FAG/STAG. His other plays include Red
CLUB, BALI, FAG/STAG, The Advisors and All That
Lashes and Minnie & Mona Play Dead (2013 Fringe
Glitters. As writer: BALI, FAG/STAG, The Advisors,
World Martin Sims Award for Best New WA
All That Glitters, Falling Through Clouds and
Work). As a writer and director: IMPROVEMENT
It’s Dark Outside. In 2012 Chris was a member of
CLUB, PRICE TAG, THE ONE, Escape Goat Utopia,
Griffin Theatre Company’s inaugural StoryLab
Fish Out of Water (Drop Dead), Second Hands, Zen’s
group and is a graduate of The Black Swan
Red Mouth and Hope is the Saddest (2012 Fringe
Emerging Writer’s Program. Chris is currently
World Best Theatre Award). As a director: The
a writer in residence at the Western Australian
Eisteddfod, Girl Shut Your Mouth, Blithe Spirit, Old
Academy of Performing Arts.
Love and Private View. He participated in the Theatre Works Director’s Lab 2015. Jeffery Jay completed his Graduate Diploma in Directing
Scott Mcardle Lighting Designer
at NIDA 2010. He is currently Director of New
Scott is a Perth-based theatre maker,
Writing at Black Swan State Theatre Company.
publicist, and lighting designer, as well as the founder of Second Chance Theatre. He has
NATHAN JAMIESON
designed for local companies The Cutting
Sound Designer
Room Floor, Chaos Ensemble, Maiden Voyage
Nathan has been honing his skills of recording,
Company, and The Blue Room Theatre. Scott
production, mixing and composition for more
enjoys board games and Russian biographies.
than two decades. Nathan has worked with
This is the first time Scott has worked with
countless (he forgot to count them) creatives
The Last Great Hunt.
and businesses across Australia, USA, UK, Japan and France, using his abilities on albums, theatre shows, podcasts and corporate audio. This is the first time Nathan has worked with The Last Great Hunt.
CREATIVE TEAM Writer/Performer Jeffrey Jay Fowler Writer/Performer Chris Isaacs Sound Design Nathan Jamieson Lighting Design Scott McArdle
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THE LAST GREAT HUNT (AUS) LA BOITE STUDIO, THEATRE REPUBLIC | 11 – 15 September
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BRISBANE FESTIVAL, QUT AND LA BOITE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENT
J e f f r e y J AY F O W L E R
CHRIS ISAACS
Writer/Performer
Writer/Performer
Jeffrey Jay is a playwright, dramaturg, director
Chris is a writer, devisor, performer, and
and actor. He wrote and acted in A History
founding artist of The Last Great Hunt.
of Drinking, ELEPHENTS (2014 PAWA Best New
As a performer, his roles include: IMPROVEMENT
Play) and FAG/STAG. His other plays include Red
CLUB, BALI, FAG/STAG, The Advisors and All That
Lashes and Minnie & Mona Play Dead (2013 Fringe
Glitters. As writer: BALI, FAG/STAG, The Advisors,
World Martin Sims Award for Best New WA
All That Glitters, Falling Through Clouds and
Work). As a writer and director: IMPROVEMENT
It’s Dark Outside. In 2012 Chris was a member of
CLUB, PRICE TAG, THE ONE, Escape Goat Utopia,
Griffin Theatre Company’s inaugural StoryLab
Fish Out of Water (Drop Dead), Second Hands, Zen’s
group and is a graduate of The Black Swan
Red Mouth and Hope is the Saddest (2012 Fringe
Emerging Writer’s Program. Chris is currently
World Best Theatre Award). As a director: The
a writer in residence at the Western Australian
Eisteddfod, Girl Shut Your Mouth, Blithe Spirit, Old
Academy of Performing Arts.
Love and Private View. He participated in the Theatre Works Director’s Lab 2015. Jeffery Jay completed his Graduate Diploma in Directing at NIDA 2010. He is currently Director of New Writing at Black Swan State Theatre Company.
THE LAST GREAT HUNT The Last Great Hunt is a collective of Perth-based theatre makers: Gita Bezard, Adriane Daff, Jeffrey Jay Fowler, Arielle Gray, Chris Isaacs, and Tim Watts. We are creators,
BRETT SMITH Sound Designer Brett is a sound designer, composer and performer whose practice explores immersive sound environments for theatre and dance works. He currently performs with Methyl Ethel, The Benjamin Witt Quartet and The Mace Francis Orchestra.
innovators, and above all else, explorers. Within each show we hunt for new ideas and new ways of connecting with our audience. We make a range of new and exciting theatre in a variety of forms and styles, including new writing, visual and physical theatre and interactive experiences. We strive to give our audience an engaging, challenging and moving night out at the theatre.
CREATIVE TEAM Writer/Performer Jeffrey Jay Fowler Writer/Performer Chris Isaacs Sound Design Brett Smith Lighting Design Chris Isaacs
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EMMA MARY HALL (AUS) T H E L O F T, T H E AT R E R E P U B L I C | 1 1 – 1 5 S e p t e m b e r
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BRISBANE FESTIVAL AND QUT PRESENT
EMMA MARY HALL
PRUE CLARK
Writer/Performer
Director/Dramaturgy
Emma is an actor, theatre maker and writer
Prue is a Melbourne-based theatre director
from Melbourne, Australia who graduated
with an interest in new writing. She completed
from the VCA in 2012. Her first piece, We May
a Postgraduate Diploma in Directing at the
Have to Choose (also directed by Prue Clark),
VCA in 2012. Prue’s other directing credits
has toured around Australia, NZ and the UK
include: MTC’s 2018 Cybec readings, Emilie
and will appear in Lima, Peru in October
Collyer’s Contest (2018), Katy Warner’s Reasons
2018. Her third piece, World Problems, will
to Stay Inside (2015) and Dropped (2014).
premiere in Melbourne in 2019.
CHRIS WENN L I N D S AY C OX
Sound Designer
Video & Projection Artist
Chris has worked as a sound designer
Lindsay is an animator, filmmaker, video
and composer in Melbourne for more than
projection artist, VJ and photographer.
10 years, and appears as programmer and
Lindsay has facilitated many animation,
synth noisemaker for legendary punk nihilists
short film and live performance projects
Primitive Calculators. Credits include Lachlan
with diverse community groups. He balances
Philpott’s The Trouble With Harry (2014); Caleb
freelance animation and video, photography
Lewis’s Rust and Bone (2016); Approximate
and community arts projects with teaching
Translation (2016) curated by Felix Ching Ching
in his own Yoga studio in Melbourne.
Ho; Sarah Austin’s Only A Year (2017); and In The Silence of Your Heart (2018) by Kaylene
PIPER HUYNH
Tan at Esplanade – Theatres By The Bay.
Stage Manager Piper is a Melbourne-based theatre-maker who has worked extensively in community engagement, access arts and independent theatre. Her recent production management credits include 4th National Gathering of Theatre of Friendship (Sri Lanka), Agni (Apollon Studios), My Ancestral Roots (Gertrude Street Projection), Surprise Party with Jem and Dead Max (La Mama) and Salt (She Said Theatre).
CREATIVE TEAM Writer/Performer Emma Mary Hall Director & Dramaturg Prue Clark Projection & Animation Lindsay Cox Sound Design Chris Wenn Set Design Ruby Smedley Set Build Fleur Dean Stage & Production Manager Piper Huynh Lighting Katie Sfetkidis Costume Nicola Gunn Mentor Bagryana Popov
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B Y K AT H E R I N E LYA L L- W AT S O N / B E L L O O C R E AT I V E ( A U S ) THE BLOCK, THEATRE REPUBLIC | 11 – 15 September
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BRISBANE FESTIVAL AND QUT PRESENT
BELLOO CREATIVE
CREATIVE TEAM
Belloo Creative is an all-female, award-winning
Writer Katherine Lyall-Watson Director Caroline Dunphy Performers Barbara Lowing & Roxanne McDonald Composer & Sound Designer Dane Alexander Lighting Designer Christine Felmingham Set Designer Jonathan Shankey Costume Designer Oscar Hannah Clark Vocal Artist Kirk Page Videography & Performance Joel Kishinevsky & Michael Tuahine Cultural Consultant Nadine McDonald-Dowd Technical Manager & Projection Designer Jeremy Gordon Production Manager Peter Cossar Dramaturg Kathryn Kelly Producer Danielle Shankey Community Engagement Emily Coleman Marketing Cinnamon Smith Sound Design Intern Isabella Hall
independent company that produces original contemporary cross-cultural works. Founded in Brisbane in 2013, Belloo explores new ways of firing the imagination and connecting stories with the physical body. We created Rovers to showcase the exceptional talents of Barbara Lowing and Roxanne McDonald. Roxy and Barb have been working in theatre and film nationally and internationally for over 30 years and have wanted to do another show together for the last 20. Some sections of Rovers are taken verbatim from interviews with Barb and Roxy, some have been written from imagination, and some are created from research into Australia’s bushranging women. Roxy and Barb helped shape the text into their own voices.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY Belloo Creative and the entire Rovers’ team
We are deeply grateful to Roxy, Barb, Kirk
wish to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians
Page and Nadine McDonald-Dowd for their
of the land on which we meet and work
involvement in the early drafts of Rovers.
in Brisbane: the Jagera and Turrbal people.
Belloo Creative
We acknowledge and respect their continuing spiritual connection and relationship with this land, and acknowledge the Jinibara and Quandamooka peoples of the greater Brisbane area. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
Rovers was developed with the support of NORPA and premiered at NORPA on 17 August 2018. Belloo Creative is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. Rovers is proudly supported by Creative Sparks. The Creative Sparks Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council to support local arts and culture in Brisbane. Kathryn Kelly’s role supported by Queensland University of Technology. This project was supported by Queensland Theatre through the provision of in-kind venues. This project is supported by YWCA Queensland.
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YUMMY PRODUCTIONS (AUS) Roundhouse theatre, theatre republic | 12 – 15 September
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BRISBANE FESTIVAL, QUT AND LA BOITE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENT
VALERIE HEX
KAREN FROM FINANCE
Producer/Director/Performer
Collaborating artist/Performer
James Welsby (Valerie Hex) is a performer,
Karen From Finance is the premiere ‘corporate’
choreographer, teacher, and producer with
queen of Melbourne, Australia. She lives
a decade of professional experience. He
alone with her budgie ‘Dantè’ and enjoys tax
is currently the artistic director and producer
time, office-based bonding activities, and
of YUMMY Productions and a cabaret panel
invoice archiving.
member for the Green Room Awards. James
In 2017, Karen From Finance took off to the
graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts, School of Dance in 2007, and in 2008 founded dance company Phantom Limbs (winner Melbourne Festival Discovery Award 2013), which created and toured work for seven years. James has also worked around Australia and the world as a performer with Pomegranate Arts in Taylor Mac’s A 24 Decade History of Popular Music, Finucane and Smith’s Glory Box, Briefs Factory’s Briefs: The Second Coming, and much more. His independent work has been presented at Next Wave Festival, Brisbane Powerhouse, The Blue Room Theatre, AIDS2014, PACT, Northcote Town Hall, The Street, The Art Gallery of NSW, and Dancehouse (‘Housemate’ residency). James taught dance at Chunky Move for six years, and teaches independently as a guest teacher. In 2015, James founded the cult smash hit cabaret YUMMY, which won ‘Best Production’ and ‘Best Ensemble’ (Cabaret) at the 2018 Green
United States of America for her first ever international tour where she was featured at RuPaul’s Drag Con, and continued on to headline shows in New York City, Minneapolis and Los Angeles, as well as a feature spot on the Californian based web-series Hey Qween. November 2017 saw Karen From Finance returning to the United States as a headliner of the Austin International Drag Festival along side the likes of Milk, Latrice Royale and the UK’s Cheddar Gorgeous. This ‘Queen of Corporate’ is a regular at hosting contestants from the smash hit show RuPaul’s Drag Race at special events by inthedark entertainment, as well as their exclusive DRAG FEST tours which have included season winners Sasha Velour, Alaska Thunderfuck, Violet Chachki, Jinkx Monsoon, Sharon Needles, Bob The Drag Queen and Raja, as well as fan favourites Katya and Trixie Mattel.
Room Awards. The critically acclaimed show
Karen co-wrote, co-produced and co-starred
(five stars from The Scotsman, The Advertiser,
in the full-length independent production
Broadway Baby and more) is currently touring
Karen & Olympia On Ice with Olympia Bukkakis
internationally, and James performs in it as his
in early 2015, the 2016 Melbourne International
drag alter ego Valerie Hex.
Comedy Festival hit Les N Mis with Dean Arcuri, as well as the 2017 Adelaide Fringe show Mary’s Divas.
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JANDRUZE
HANNIE HELSDEN
Collaborating artist/Performer
Collaborating artist/Performer
James Andrews, aka Jandruze, is an Australian
Living doll Hannie Helsden is a real life circus
dancer, dance maker and drag artist who
sweetheart. With a comprehensive background
has taken both the realms of experimental
in artistic gymnastics, Hannie has toured
contemporary dance and the underground
extensively throughout Australia and New
queer club landscape by storm.
Zealand as a long time cast member of Circus
Jandruze is a tour de force known for their
Quirkus, performing acrobatics, aerial hoop
unique blend of sultry seduction, high camp and the avant garde. Described as both “impossibly gorgeous” and “breathtakingly beautiful” Jandruze is swiftly cementing
and hula hoops. A born entertainer, she has done fringe shows, corporate events and cabarets, and even has a Bachelor in Circus Arts after completing three years of full-time
themselves as an icon of Australian
training in Melbourne.
contemporary queer performance.
Her other credits include the Prague, Berlin
A graduate of the Victorian College of the
and Stockholm Burlesque Festivals, La Soirée,
Arts School of Dance (and maintaining a broader practice spanning costume, sound
MELT Stockholm, HONCHO DISKO and Sina King’s Burlesque 54 and Burly Q Club.
and visual design) James’s major credits include DARK MOFO Festival, YUMMY, DISCORDIA and Hear No Evil/Speak No Evil, as well as collaborations with both independent artists and major festivals/arts institutions, such as Lee Serle, Antony Hamilton, The Huxley’s, Benjamin Hancock, Anastasia La Fey, Chunky Move, Supple Fox, NGV, ACCA, Art Bank and both Melbourne and Darwin Festivals to name but a few. James continues to produce their own solo dance work, with recent studio residencies at Lucy Guerin Inc, Arts House Melbourne and Performance Space Sydney, alongside regular appearances at club nights across the country, including Barba Party, HONCO DISKO, LOLA (Brisbane) and AnotherTechnoParty
JONI IN THE MOON Collaborating artist/Performer Joni In The Moon is the folktronic solo music project of Perth-based singer Joni Hogan. Joni fronted serval bands before Joni in the Moon, and was a regular staple of the music independent music scene. Her sound weaves together world-sample electronica, bazantar-bellied strings and melodic heart-on-sleeve folkpop lyric, exploring the interdependence of humans and nature, and the reverie in which the two intertwine. Her debut solo album ‘Sorrow Trees’ was released in 2014, and earned her unanimous critical acclaim. Her more recent single ‘War and Porn’ received the Western Australian Music (WAM) award for pop song of the year, and female vocalist of the year.
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BENJAMIN HANCOCK
Zelia RoSE
Collaborating artist/Performer
Collaborating artist/Performer
Benjamin Hancock is a Melbourne dancer
“Rose steals the stage” as written by The Age,
and choreographer. He graduated from the
and this illustrious talent has graced many
Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) in 2008
from theatre to festivals and productions
with a Bachelor of Dance.
worldwide. Encompassing both old world
Benjamin is a prolific solo performer, having
and avant-garde, Zelia quickly became one
presented work as a contemporary dancer and performance artist within Australia and the USA. Within his contemporary practice he has had the opportunity to present solo work through Chunky Move – Next Move, Lucy Guerin Inc – Pieces for Small Spaces, Performance Space – Day For Night, National Gallery of Victoria Australia – Melbourne Now, Mona Gallery and New Orleans Biennial – Prospect 3 USA. He is also a much sought after performer and collaborator featuring in works by some of Australia’s leading choreographers including Lucy Guerin, Lee Serle, Sue Healey, Prue Lang, Antony Hamilton, Martin del Amo, Narelle Benjamin, Gideon Obarzanek/Chunky Move. Benjamin has recently received an Australian Dance Award, Green Room Award and Helpmann Award Nomination for Outstanding Male Dancer in Lucy Guerin Inc’s The Dark Chorus (Melbourne Festival, 2016) and Dark Mofo Festival 2017. Benjamin has also engaged with the performance/club scene for a number of years extending to reach audiences beyond dance performing in venues, nightclubs, outdoor festivals, corporate and non-arts commercial organisations.
of Australia’s most in demand showgirls. She’s known for her vivacity and prowess having won ‘Best Debut’ in the reputable Burlesque Hall of Fame, Las Vegas to standing ovation. She is also the title holder of Miss Burlesque Australia 2014 and ranked in the top 10 burlesque artists worldwide (21st Century Burlesque) three years in a row. Her extensive skill in dance and vocals compliment her big stage persona and repertoire of highly conceptual acts that are sexy, dynamic and truely compelling. As well as an award-winning showgirl, Zelia is a renowned dancer, singer, model and multi-dimensional performance artist. She is also the first and only Australian to join Dita Von Teese in her worldwide touring burlesque review. Zelia is the first and only Australian to join the iconic Dita Von Teese in her worldwide touring burlesque review. She has been part of five smash hit tours with Dita visiting over 30 cities throughout the US, Australia and will soon tour for the highly anticipated European instalment of Art of the Teese. Zelia’s other credits include Blanc de Blanc (Strut & Fret), Strange Fruit, Holy Ship, Australian Burlesque Festival, Splendour in the Grass, Big Sound, and many more.
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BRISBANE FESTIVAL AND QUT PRESENT ACT 2
BETTY GRUMBLE: LOVE AND ANGER
R O M E O I S N O T T H E O N LY F R U I T
Surreal show girl, obscene beauty queen and
The laugh-out-loud lesbian musical romp you
sex clown, Betty Grumble returns with her
didn’t know you needed – a big underground
ongoing womanifesto, call-to-arms party,
hit of the 2018 Melbourne International
and a long hard kiss. Witness her ecosexually
Comedy Festival. Starring a Chorus of
charged flesh riot ritual of dancing dissent,
Incompetent Dead Lesbians trying, it’s the
disco and deep push back-ery.
irreverent, laugh-out-loud lesbian musical you and your straight friends deserve.
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S TAY
UMAMI MERMAIDS
Part stand-up, part outstanding work of
This premiere work of puppet theatre offers
solo theatre, Stay is an exceptional piece
a window to a world where mutated mermaids
of contemporary Australian comedy.
crawl from the sludge of the apocalyptic
This show is unlike anything Steen has ever
mess to seek their salty revenge.
done. Catch this masterful storyteller on the
A sickeningly original, gothic feminist fairy
back of his 2018 Edinburgh Fringe season.
tale filled with jaw-wrenching gore.
B R I S B A N E F E S T I VA L , Q U T A N D L A B O I T E T H E AT R E C O M PA N Y P R E S E N T
MOTHER’S RUIN: A CABARET ABOUT GIN Equal parts historical and hysterical, all-heaving harmonies and tipsy candour, we invite you on a sublime musical journey through the history of ‘mother’s ruin’, AKA gin. Stumble and soar through tales of love and women, gin and secrets, as we wind our way through 18th-century London, colonial India, a few New York speakeasies and the jungles of Peru, via sailors and barmaids, bootleggers and master distillers. For one week only the Roundhouse Theatre will be transformed into a boozy, magical little gin joint featuring songs by Amy Winehouse, Nina Simone, Tom Waits, Martha Wainwright, The Popes, Sia, Jessie J, and more.
ACT 2 17 - 23 Sept
TUE 18
WED 19
THU 20
FRI 21
Sat 22
9pm
9pm
9pm AUSLAN
9pm
9pm
Mother’s Ruin
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
6:45pm 9:15pm
Romeo Is Not The Only Fruit
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
Stay
7:15pm
7:15pm
7:15pm
7:15pm
7:15pm
Umami Mermaids
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm*
7:30pm
7:30pm
Betty Grumble: Love and Anger
Mon 17
Sun 23
*Brisbane Times Festival Conversations
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BRISBANE FESTIVAL AND QUT PRESENT ACT 3
A COUPLA DOGS
BETTY GRUMBLE: LOVE AND ANGER
I’vE BEEN MEANING TO ASK YOU
OUR CARNAL HEARTS
ACT 3 24 - 29 Sept
Mon 24
TUE 25
WED 26
THU 27
FRI 21
Sat 29
A Coupla Dogs
7:15pm
7:15pm
7:15pm
7:15pm
4:30pm
Betty Grumble: Love and Anger
9pm
9pm
9pm
9pm
7pm
I’ve Been Meaning To Ask You
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
1pm, 5pm
Our Carnal Hearts
7pm*
7pm
7pm, 9pm
4:15pm
*Brisbane Times Festival Conversations
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