QUEENSLAND THEATRE
THE 2017 SEASON
BEFORE UUE BEGIN
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Sam Strong Artistic Director
2017 Ladies in Black
Ladies in Black
Our heart-warmingly joyous musical (Jan 2demand — Feb 5) back by popular
The Flick
The Flick An exquisitely observed meditation on love and change (Jan 2 — Feb 5) Constellations A romance wrapped Constellations in a science blanket (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
Once in Royal David’s City The great new Australian play by Royal one of ourOnce greatestin writers
David’s City
Noises (JanOff 2 — Feb 5)
A shamelessly entertaining farce that guarantees a fun night
Noises Off
Rice
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An insighful story about the personal side of globalisation
My name is Jimi My Name is Jimi
(Jan 2 — Feb An intimate audience with our5)most charismatic storyteller
An Octoroon An Octoroon
A provocatively hilarious (Jan 2 — Feb 5) interrogation of identity
Scenes from a Marriage
Scenes from
A riveting portrait of a marriage Another Marriage performed by a real-life couple (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
Ladies in Black (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
Expe placesto blamus! The Flick (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
Constellations (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
Once in Royal David’s City (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
Noises Off (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
My name is Jimi (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
An Octoroon (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
Scenes from Another Marriage (Jan 2 — Feb 5)
A great season of theatre is like a great album. It is a series of unique experiences that form a meaningful whole and take you on a journey. The journey across our nine shows in 2017 is deliberately varied, but unified by our desire to share the very best with Brisbane. You can see urgent new Australian stories, the finest international plays, the hottest next generation of talent and the country’s most outstanding artists. In reverse, we’re also taking the best of Brisbane to the rest of the state and country. We will world premiere a show in Cairns, tour ten Queensland venues, take two shows to Melbourne, two to Sydney, one to Perth and another to Canberra. Queensland Theatre will have a national presence like never before. Each of the plays in Season 2017 achieves what theatre does best – puts with chaos in the workplace, enraptured in new romance, navigating the parent-child relationship, celebrating with family and wrestling with a failing marriage. Theatre is unique in its capacity to change how we feel – about ourselves, about our lives, about our universe. It can show us something we recognise innately, or something we could never have imagined. We have all been rendered speechless by an experience in the theatre. These are the sublime moments that keep us coming back. It’s what I hope for each time the lights go down, and what I strive for with every work I bring to the stage. It’s why I have the best job in the world.
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human experience under the microscope. We can see ourselves reeling
You might have noticed an evolution in our name. This is more than just an abbreviation. It reflects our commitment to the health of the state’s whole creative culture. We aim to support it, enliven it and nurture it in any way we can. In short, we aim to lead from Queensland. I can’t wait to share my first season with you. Welcome to the next era of your Queensland Theatre. Sam
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Queensland Theatre in association with Queensland Performing Arts Centre presents
LADIES IN BLACK Book by Carolyn Burns, music and lyrics by Tim Finn Based on Madeleine St John’s novel, The Women in Black 28 January — 19 February
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Playhouse, QPAC
Frock up and rock up. Step back through the doors of F.G. Goode’s department store and into a magical modern fairytale. The ladies in black are back for the summer sales. Sydney, the late 1950s: the city swelters in stuffy repression, longing for the cool, glorious liberation just around the corner. Bright-eyed, bookish school leaver Lisa takes a summer job in the most prestigious department store in town, and has no plans to become a housewife or secretary, despite what her father insists.
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Among the racks and fitting rooms, she meets the exotic Magda and the ladies of the cocktail frocks department, who open this young ingénue’s eyes to a world of cosmopolitan possibilities. Fresh from touring the nation, don’t miss this return season of the Helpmann Award winning hit musical by Tim Finn (Split Enz, Crowded House) and director Simon Phillips (Priscilla Queen of the Desert, The Musical; Love Never Dies; Dream Lover). It’s the hottest ticket in town.
Director Simon Phillips Designer Gabriela Tylesova Lighting Designer David Walters Musical Supervisor Guy Simpson Choreographer Andrew Hallsworth Musical Director David Young Cast includes Kate Cole, Carita Farrer Spencer, Bobby Fox, Natalie Gamsu, Madeleine Jones, Kathryn McIntyre, Sarah Morrison, Trisha Noble, Ellen Simpson and Greg Stone. Image Sarah Morrison COMING-OF-AGE
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FEEL GOOD
FASHIONISTA
COMEDY
ROCK STAR
SMASH HIT
MADE IN QLD
“... the best Aussie musical since Priscilla went global.” — The Age
Tim Finn read Madeleine St John’s novel The Women in Black on a flight from Brisbane – and had started on songs for the musical before the plane touched down.
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Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight was first released exclusively Australia had projectors capable of
“Boldly original, hilarious, heartbreaking and hugely rewarding.” — The Mail On Sunday
screening it.
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in 70mm. Only six cinemas in
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Queensland Theatre presents a Red Stitch Actors Theatre production
THE FLICK by Annie Baker 10 February — 5 March Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
On a break from college, young film buff Avery takes a minimum-wage job as an usher at crumbling Massachusetts movie palace, The Flick. His thirty-something colleague Sam seems resigned to a dead-end life of sweeping up stale popcorn and his unrequited love for Rose, the achingly cool, free-spirited projectionist. As one late night blurs into another, and this trio of painfully ordinary people bond over movie trivia, low-level embezzling and shared ennui, the play evolves into a deeply moving, funny and delicate examination of the millions of tiny dramas that make up everyday life.
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Spilled popcorn. Unspoken passions. Dusty projectors. Three unsung, underappreciated employees banter about life, love and longing.
The Flick, winner of the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Drama has been the talk of New York and London. This year, Queensland Theatre breathes new life into the hit production by Melbourne ensemble Red Stitch, directed by the acclaimed Nadia Tass (Disgraced).
Director Nadia Tass Designer Shaun Gurton Lighting Designer David Parker Sound Designers Russell Goldsmith and Daniel Nixon Cast includes Ngaire Dawn Fair, Kevin Hofbauer, Dion Mills, Ben Prendergast. LOVE TRIANGLE
FILM BUFFS
SLOW BURN
INTERNATIONAL HIT
CHARACTER STUDY
PULITZER PRIZE
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When Constellations was named Best Play at the 2012 Evening Standard Theatre Awards, Nick Payne, then 29, became the
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youngest ever winner.
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“Who knew that higher physics could be so sexy, so accessible, and so emotionally devastating?” — New York Times
Queensland Theatre presents
CONSTELLATIONS by Nick Payne 9 March — 9 April Bille Brown Studio, Queensland Theatre
How romantic, darling. Lovers often say fate brought them together, and fate doesn’t get much credit after that. But in Constellations, by hot young British playwright Nick Payne, every moment Roland and Marianne share is at the mercy of the infinite and unknowable universe.
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So if everything we’ve ever done, and never done, has happened in alternate universes, that means there are universes in which we’ve never met. Universes where I married Prince Harry and you went to jail for tax fraud.
A beekeeper and a quantum physicist – the odds of them getting together are astronomical. But when their worlds do collide, they keep on colliding, as all the possibilities of their life together – good, bad and ugly – flicker across the stage in a series of intricately-structured snapshots, from first date to farewell. Sold-out seasons in New York and London – now it’s Queensland’s turn to be delighted and moved by this quirky and charming romance, directed by Kat Henry.
Director Kat Henry Designer Anthony Spinaze Lighting Designer Ben Hughes Composer/Sound Designer Guy Webster Cast Lucas Stibbard and Jessica Tovey Image Lucas Stibbard and Jessica Tovey DATE NIGHT
SLIDING DOORS
GEN X/GEN Y
HEARTWARMING/HEARTBREAKING
MULTIVERSE
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“Extremely and acidly funny, touchingly compassionate.” — Stage Noise
Michael Gow was Artistic Director of Queensland Theatre
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Company from 1999 — 2011.
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Queensland Theatre and Black Swan State Theatre Company present
ONCE IN ROYAL DAVID’S CITY by Michael Gow 22 April — 14 May
Who are we, what are we doing here, and why is it so? Faced with the loss of a parent, do we rage against the universe, search for connection or hope for an epiphany? On the beaches of northern New South Wales, theatre director Will has planned to share a restful, halcyon Christmas with his recently-widowed mother. But then she falls ill. During a bedside vigil, Will is forced to piece together the splintered shards of his own life, questioning his role as an artist, as a son, as a citizen of the world.
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Artistic Director Sam Strong marks his Queensland Theatre directorial debut with this heartfelt work by playwright and former Artistic Director Michael Gow. At once intimate and sweeping, balancing warmth with wrath, Once In Royal David’s City is a life-affirming story about family, loss, purpose, politics, and the endless possibilities of art.
Director Sam Strong Designer Stephen Curtis Cast includes Adam Booth, Jason Klarwein, Toni Scanlan and Steve Turner. Image Jason Klarwein FAMILY CHRISTMAS
BYRON BAY
LIFE AND DEATH
SEXY GERMAN BACKPACKERS
HEAD AND HEART
BIG IDEAS
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The title Noises Off comes from the theatrical stage direction for
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offstage sounds.
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“Pure comedy gold.” — The Guardian “... a richly detailed tapestry of catastrophe.” — Time Out London
Queensland Theatre and Melbourne Theatre Company present
NOISES OFF by Michael Frayn 3-25 June Playhouse, QPAC
A clumsy brunette bombshell; an addled actress as the dotty housekeeper; an alcoholic septuagenarian in the role of a burglar. It was never going to be easy staging a bedroom farce with a mediocre cast, but pompous director Lloyd Dallas is having a crack. You’ll cry with laughter and cringe with delight as you witness this company fray and fall apart. Onstage, it’s a whirl of slamming doors, missed cues, dropped lines and dropped trousers; backstage, it’s an even more confused and chaotic maelstrom of love triangles and trampled egos, and there’s no one without an axe to grind (or swing).
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What’s more fun than a comically flawless story about tragically flawed people? Nothing.
Playwright Michael Frayn’s classic meta-farce has been running all over the world since its 1982 premiere. Now, Queensland Theatre’s Artistic Director Sam Strong masterfully marshals an ensemble of the country’s top comics for a wickedly funny night.
Director Sam Strong Associate Director/Dialect Coach Leith McPherson Designer Richard Roberts Lighting Designer Ben Hughes Cast includes Simon Burke, Ray Chong Nee, Libby Munro, Hugh Parker, Louise Siversen and Nicki Wendt. Image (L-R) Simon Burke, Hugh Parker, Libby Munro and Ray Chong Nee. CLASSIC BRITISH COMEDY
ENSEMBLE
MUCH ADO MEETS BIRDMAN
DISASTER
DOORS AND SARDINES
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“… a sophisticated and deliciously theatrical portrait of Australia right now, in all its complexity and diversity, unlike anything we’ve seen before. ” — Artistic Director Sam Strong India leads the world in rice exports making up 30.1% of the global total in 2015. Australia
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exports 1.4%.
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Queensland Theatre, Queensland Government and Griffin Theatre Company present
RICE by Michele Lee 24 June — 16 July Bille Brown Studio, Queensland Theatre
Working late, high up in a skyscraper, Nisha – at 28, a business prodigy and second-in-command of an Australian rice company – is closing a massive deal with the Indian government. Working later still is Yvette, who clears up her take-away.
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Everyone has problems to deal with – in the boardroom or the basement, global or local, business or personal. Two multicultural women making their way in modern Australia forge a powerful, if unlikely, friendship that gets results.
“Indian princess” and “Chinese cleaner” is all they see when they face each other across the desk. They’re from different cultures, different generations – but as the nights wear on, they discover the many ties that bind them, and help each other navigate their complex lives. Brimming with sharp observations on globalisation, power, politics and migration as well as plenty of wicked humour, Rice won Michele Lee the Queensland Premier’s Drama Award 2016-2017, and will be directed by Griffin Theatre’s Helpmann Award winning director Lee Lewis.
Director Lee Lewis Designer Renée Mulder Lighting Designer Jason Glenwright Cast includes Kristy Best Image Kristy Best ASIAN-AUSTRALIAN
GLOBAL POLITICS
EEL HERPES
WORLD PREMIERE
CORPORATE STILETTOS
FOOD TRUCK
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“My grandfather used to tell me that technology will take over. We have to use it to our advantage. To teach language, to teach culture, to keep it alive. . . You have to go with the times.” — Jimi Bani Jimi Bani’s grandfather, the late Adhi Ephraim Bani Jr, was a linguist, genealogist, artist and the seventh recorded tribal chief of the Wagadagam. His eldest son, the late singer/songwriter Adhi Dimple Bani, was the eighth in line and first initiated chief. Jimi will be the ninth.
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.
Queensland Theatre presents
MY NAME IS JIMI Based on a story by Dimple Bani, Jimi Bani, and co-created with Jason Klarwein 10-15 July
Centre of Contemporary Arts, Cairns
22 July – 13 August Bille Brown Studio, Queensland Theatre
Mabuiag Island: a remote speck in the sparkling blue of the Torres Strait. Thousands of years of rich history and culture, with just a few hundred people keeping its flame. Now its favourite son is joking in three languages with his grandmother and torturing his son with spontaneous public break-dancing. Charismatic actor Jimi Bani (Mabo, The Straits, Redfern Now) whisks you away to his island for an evening of music, dance, stand-up and storytelling. Four generations of one family take the stage, as Jimi’s grandmother, mother, son and brothers help him spin yarns of totems, traditions and childhood memories. The islanders have lived through dark times and light, and this intimate show examines the challenges and tragedies they have faced with hope, honesty and humour, looking towards a bright tomorrow. My Name is Jimi is the story of a small community of people clinging tightly to each other, and fighting to protect what really matters, in the whirling chaos of a rapidly changing world.
Director Jason Klarwein Designer Simone Tesorieri and Simona Cosentini Lighting Designer Daniel Anderson Sound and Projection Designer Justin Harrison Cast includes Dmitri Ahwang-Bani, Agnes Bani, Conwell Bani, Jimi Bani, Petharie Bani and Richard Bani Image Jimi Bani MULTIMEDIA
COTTON WOOL CLOUDS
WORLD PREMIERE
FAMILY
LANGUAGE
ROYALTY
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“An Octoroon is a thrilling, moving exploration of personal and cultural identity, written with electric wires and staged with volcanic ferocity ... what you’re witnessing is the whole theatrical experience being explosively cracked wide open.” — Entertainment Weekly
‘Octoroon’ – a person with oneeighth ‘black’ (generally African or Indigenous Australian) heritage. Considered offensive.
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Queensland Theatre and Brisbane Festival present
AN OCTOROON by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins 16 September – 8 October Bille Brown Studio, Queensland Theatre
Brash and provocative, the satirical comedy An Octoroon can trace its roots back to an 1856 novel, then a stage melodrama by crowd-pleasing Irish impresario Dion Boucicault. When the story of a man who scandalously falls for a slave on his Louisiana plantation premiered in New York in 1859, it helped fan the flame of the American Civil War. Today – with race still as incendiary a global issue as it was then – dazzling and radical African-American playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins has torn apart and rebuilt the original text as a towering, immersive and wildly funny theatrical experience like no other.
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It’s the story of historical Louisiana. Or historical Far North Queensland. Or it’s the story of a black playwright. Or how race is portrayed on stage. Or, maybe ... it’s about how they’re all the same story.
In a version subtly recontextualised to uncover and skewer Australia’s shameful history of slavery, leading Aboriginal artist and commentator Nakkiah Lui (Black Comedy) makes her directorial debut in a Queensland exclusive featuring Miranda Tapsell (The Sapphires, Love Child, Mabo), co-produced with Brisbane Festival.
Director Nakkiah Lui Designer Renée Mulder Cast includes Elaine Crombie, Shari Sebbens, Colin Smith, Anthony Standish and Miranda Tapsell Image Miranda Tapsell and Colin Smith. META-MELODRAMA
BLACKBIRDING
OUTRAGEOUS
SATIRE
INDIGENOUS
AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
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“A portrait of extraordinary intimacy and a searchingly honest and moving love story.” — The Independent Originally a 1973 TV miniseries, Ingmar Bergman’s Scenes from a Marriage was condemned for causing a spike in Scandinavian
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divorce rates.
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Queensland Theatre presents
SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE Adapted from the series by Ingmar Bergman by Joanna Murray-Smith 11 November – 3 December
Love blooms. Love fades. It happens to everyone. It could be happening next door. And in any marriage torn asunder, sifting through the wreckage is going to get messy. Even a seemingly perfect marriage has cracks in its facade: cracks that if untended, can become gaping rifts. Johan and Marianne are the ideal couple: two daughters, glittering careers, a lovely home.
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Playhouse, QPAC
But when Johan admits to sleeping with another woman, he detonates the first bomb in what will become a ferocious and savagely comic battle.
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Joanna Murray-Smith’s fiery adaptation of the Ingmar Bergman classic reunites her with Queensland Theatre’s new Associate Artistic Director Paige Rattray (Switzerland). Real-life power couple Marta Dusseldorp and Ben Winspear play the warring spouses.
Director Paige Rattray Lighting Designer Ben Hughes Composer/Sound Designer Steve Toulmin Cast includes Marta Dusseldorp, Christen O’Leary, Hugh Parker and Ben Winspear. Image Marta Dusseldorp and Ben Winspear. SCANDI-COOL
UNFLINCHING
NOT FOR DATE NIGHT
AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
BAD BEHAVIOUR
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Get in first. Our Season Ticket holders get the best available seats before single tickets go on sale to the general public mid-November.
You can exchange. After locking in your dates, if you can’t make the performance date anymore it’s not a problem. And if you’re a 9 Play Season Ticket holder you won’t be charged exchange fees.
Book now pay later Our Deferred Payment Plan means you can split your payments 50/50 and defer the balance until late January 2017.
7 TheatreSave discounts and exclusive offers Access to special discounts and offers through partner organisations in 2017, via our TheatreSave card – exclusive to Season Ticket holders. Visit queenslandtheatre.com. au/theatresave
5 Sold out? Don’t miss out In 2016 a number of our productions sold out. Season Ticket holders will never be the people who can’t get tickets to the must-see shows of 2017.
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Save up to 30% on a 9 Play Package, compared to buying single tickets, 20% on a 7 Play Package, 17% on a 5 Play Package and 15% on a 3 Play Package.
9 Complimentary programs Advance copies emailed directly to you before the show or available via our website. If you pick up a program at the theatre please consider recycling it, in the bins provided, as you leave.
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Choose Your Journey Of course, we think you should see all nine shows. But if you need some help narrowing it down, check out our suggestions below. Or just mix and match as you like.
Escape from reality
Date night
Theatre is more urgent, more immediate and more present than any other art form. Come and see contemporary society on stage, right here, right now.
For the dreamers and escapists, these plays are your ticket out of here. Forget everything for a couple of hours and soar off to undiscovered places, immerse yourself in the unknown, or surrender to fantasy.
There’s nothing more romantic than a show that warms your heart (and hopefully someone else’s). At these shows you’re sure to create some fond memories together.
An Octoroon Rice Once in Royal David’s City The Flick
My Name Is Jimi Noises Off The Flick Ladies in Black
Constellations The Flick Ladies in Black Noises Off
Impress your friends
Great with a drink
Break your heart
… with your cultural knowledge, your extreme good taste and inspiring post showdiscussions. Here are plays about hot-button issues that’ll fire up a conversation and keep it burning into the wee hours.
There’s an old saying among comedians: “The more you drink, the funnier we get.” It holds true in the theatre, too. Here are some enormously funny plays that will go down well with a tipple before, during and after the show.
Some playwrights know exactly where to hit you. Exceptional theatre can make you care more deeply and feel more keenly. For these, bring the tissues, a hand to hold or a shoulder to cry on.
Scenes from a Marriage Once in Royal David’s City An Octoroon Constellations My Name is Jimi
Ladies in Black Noises Off Rice An Octoroon
Once in Royal David’s City Constellations Scenes from a Marriage
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In 2016 some productions sold out – but there is a way to make sure you don’t miss a single one. Our Season Ticket holders get the hot tickets to the must-see shows of the year - guaranteed. With such a sensational 2017 season, you can secure your seats now by purchasing a package. We have a number of packages to choose from:
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You’re a theatre enthusiast taking advantage of all the Season Ticket Holder benefits including complimentary exchanges.
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Tailor your Season Ticket and choose five plays out of our exciting line up.
Tailor a three-play sample pack. You can always add on extras later.
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Exclusive to 9 Play Opening Night Package holders, you can join the cast and creatives at the post-performance parties. This package includes a $260 donation to Queensland Theatre.
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SEASON 2017 CALENDAR DATES
Preview
Opening Night
Night with the Artists
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LADIES IN BLACK
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28 January — 19 February Playhouse, QPAC Play Briefing: Monday 23 January, 6pm
Book by Carolyn Burns, music and lyrics by Tim Finn Based on Madeleine St John’s novel, The Women in Black Monday
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10 February — 5 March Cremorne Theatre, QPAC Play Briefing: Wednesday 8 February, 6pm
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THE FLICK
9 March — 9 April Bille Brown Studio, Queensland Theatre Play Briefing: Monday 6 March, 6pm
CONSTELLATIONS by Nick Payne Monday
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ONCE IN ROYAL DAVID'S CITY
22 April — 14 May Playhouse, QPAC Play Briefing: Tuesday 18 April, 6pm
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7:30pm
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NOISES OFF
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by Michael Frayn Monday 5
6:30pm
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Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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6:30pm
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7:30pm
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7:30pm
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7:30pm
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6:30pm
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1pm 7:30pm
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7:30pm
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7:30pm
17
2pm 7:30pm
20 6:30pm
21 1pm 7:30pm
22 7:30pm
A
23 7:30pm
Sunday
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3pm
24 2pm A 7:30pm 25 3pm
24 June — 16 July Bille Brown Studio, Queensland Theatre Play Briefing: Monday 19 June, 6pm
RICE
by Michele Lee Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
26 6:30pm
27
6:30pm
28 7:30pm
29 7:30pm
30 7:30pm
1
2pm 7:30pm
4
6:30pm
11 6:30pm
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1pm 7:30pm
6
7:30pm
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7:30pm
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2pm 7:30pm
9
3pm
12 1pm 7:30pm
13
7:30pm
14
7:30pm
15
2pm 7:30pm
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3pm
Preview
Opening Night
Night with the Artists
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Audio Described
MY NAME IS JIMI
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Auslan Interpreted
P
Public Holiday
22 July — 13 August Bille Brown Studio, Queensland Theatre Play Briefing: Tuesday 18 July, 6pm
by Jimi Bani & Jason Klarwein Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
24 6:30pm
25 6:30pm
26 7:30pm
27
7:30pm
28 7:30pm
29 2pm 7:30pm
1
6:30pm
2
1pm 7:30pm
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7:30pm
8
6:30pm
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1pm 7:30pm
10
7:30pm
I
Sunday
4
7:30pm
5
2pm 7:30pm
6
3pm
11
7:30pm
12
2pm 7:30pm
13
3pm
16 September — 8 October Bille Brown Studio, Queensland Theatre Play Briefing: Monday 11 September, 6pm
by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Monday
Tuesday
18
19
6:30pm
6:30pm
26 6:30pm 3
6:30pm
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
20 7:30pm
21
7:30pm
22 7:30pm
23 2pm 7:30pm
27
1pm 7:30pm
28 7:30pm
29 7:30pm
30 2pm 7:30pm
1
3pm
4
1pm 7:30pm
7
8
3pm
5
6
7:30pm
7:30pm
SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE
2pm 7:30pm
Sunday
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AN OCTOROON
11 November — 3 December Playhouse, QPAC Play Briefing: Monday 6 November, 6pm
Adapted by Joanna Murray-Smith from Ingmar Bergman’s Scenes from a Marriage Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
13
14
6:30pm
15
21
6:30pm
22 1pm 7:30pm
23 7:30pm
I
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29 1pm 7:30pm
30 7:30pm
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6:30pm
7:30pm
Thursday 16
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7:30pm
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7:30pm
24 7:30pm 1
7:30pm
Saturday 18
2pm 7:30pm
25 2pm 7:30pm 2
Sunday
26
2pm A 7:30pm 3
3pm 3pm
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LEADING FROM QLD Touring Youth & Education New Work, New Artists Ways to Support
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Putting together a fantastic season of plays is only part of what we do. We’re deeply invested in the health of our culture, so we consider the broad reach of our art and plan long-term the future of Australia’s theatre makers.
Queensland Theatre — 2017 Season
We aspire to lead the country from right here in our home state – by touring widely, introducing young people to the performing arts, developing new artists and stories and supporting Australia’s independent companies to create exceptional theatre. All of this vital work is impossible without your support. We couldn’t lead from Queensland without you.
RESIDENCY
TALENT
PHILANTHROPY
REGIONAL
INDI
YOUTHIES
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Touring We’re not Brisbane Theatre. We’re Queensland Theatre. Theatre for the whole state, and for the country. We’re here to showcase outstanding Queensland talent and share stories, far and wide. Queensland Theatre is everywhere in 2017:
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Ladies in Black Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Canberra Constellations Brisbane, Gold Coast, Townsville, Rockhampton, Mackay, Cairns, Gladstone, Bundaberg, Ipswich, Toowoomba, Caloundra This tour is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
Noises Off Brisbane, Melbourne Rice Brisbane, Sydney, Albury-Wodonga
“I’ve recently moved to Mackay and it was great to learn about Queensland Theatre’s travelling productions. Thanks for making the arts regionally accessible.” — Audience Member Quartet
Once in Royal David’s City Brisbane, Perth My Name is Jimi Cairns, Brisbane The 7 Stages of Grieving Sydney Opera House, Brisbane (QUT Gardens Theatre), Wollongong, Newcastle, Parramatta, Wyong, Penrith, Healesville, Geelong
For more information about touring productions contact 07 3010 7600 or mail@queenslandtheatre.com.au
More than 160,000 people will see a Queensland Theatre production in 2017.
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Image: Chenoa Deemal, The 7 Stages of Grieving Photographer Justin Harrison
Youth and Education
A space for students to test their creativity, work with professionals and find their tribe.
“The best experience I have ever had. It was this very moment where I decided that I want to pursue a career in the arts.”
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Image: Students, Theatre Residency Week Photographer Stephen Henry
It’s about enhancing the school curriculum, supporting teachers with state-wide artist-inresidence programs and offering specialised education materials for our entire season.
— Student, Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers
15,000 young people will participate in Youth and Education programs in 2017.
Aspiring young artists can take part in our Youth Ensembles in Brisbane and Logan, Theatre Residency Week, the Young Writers’ Program and our Monday Night Masterclasses. For more information about Youth and Education Programs contact 07 3010 7600
or mail@queenslandtheatre.com.au
COOL-IN SCHOOL
DREAM BIG
GEOFFREY RUSH
NEXT GEN
REGIONAL
THEATRE FOR ALL
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New Work, New Artists
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Australia’s most exciting artists make Queensland Theatre home, and we empower them to tell the stories that define us. This is how we build the future of theatre: leading in the creation of new works that become Australian classics. From playwrights and assistant directors to resident designers and Indigenous authors – we’re a creative hub for artists of all ages and disciplines. In 2017, for the first time, we are thrilled to introduce Queensland Theatre’s groundbreaking Independent Residency; bespoke resources to meet the needs of a group of Queensland’s independent artists.
Space + time + funding + mentorship = a healthy culture and exciting new work. For more information about artist development opportunities contact 07 3010 7600 or mail@queenslandtheatre.com.au “As a small company, our collaboration with QTC has meant that The Wider Earth is our most ambitious production to date both in terms of scale and complexity. Support and belief of the kind QTC have afforded us are incredibly rare, and it has meant the world to us to dream this story to life with them.” Nicholas Paine and David Morton, Dead Puppet Society
Over 100 independent artists will benefit from Queensland Theatre resources in 2017.
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Image: Anna Straker, The Wider Earth Photographer Dylan Evans
Ways to Support
$80
$1000
An hour of support to a playwright
A rehearsed reading of a newly developed script
$200
$2000
A bus for regional students to a performance
A student scholarship to our Senior Youth Ensemble
$500 Regional travel scholarship to Theatre Residency Week
LOST WITHOUT YOU
GIVING BACK
Queensland Theatre — 2017 Season
If you want to be part of what makes Queensland Theatre great, please consider including a donation with your Season Ticket booking. Together we will build a vibrant theatre culture, introduce young people to the performing arts, reach regional audiences and support the next generation of outstanding artists. All donations, large or small, make a difference to our work. Thank you for your support.
THANK YOU
All donations over $2 are tax-deductible and matched, dollar-for-dollar, by the Queensland Government.
WARM FUZZIES
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QUEENSLAND THEATRE
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MAKE The MOST OF YOUR VISIT
Performance Venues Frequently Asked Questions Your 2017 Experience 40
Make the most of your visit In 2017, we will present our nine productions in Queensland Theatre’s own Bille Brown Studio and QPAC’s Playhouse and Cremorne Theatres.
Bille Brown Studio, Queensland Theatre
Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
Corner Grey and Melbourne Streets, South Bank Located at the South Bank Parklands end of QPAC, opposite the ABC building. Enter via stairs or lift on Russell Street. The Playhouse is serviced by three bars, with snacks and light meals available. There are a number of car parks in the precinct (QPAC, Cultural Centre, BCEC and South Bank Parklands) (see map below).
Corner Grey and Melbourne Streets, South Bank The Cremorne Theatre entrance faces the South Bank Cultural Forecourt and river. The foyer bar is open before each performance. There are a number of car parks in the precinct. (QPAC, Cultural Centre, BCEC and South Bank Parklands). The area is home to a range of excellent bars and restaurants to help you make the most of your visit.
Russell Street
Melbourne Street
Playhouse, QPAC
Queensland Theatre — 2017 Season
78 Montague Road, South Brisbane The foyer bar offers a range of beverages, snacks and light meals and is open 90 minutes before each performance. Limited metered parking is available directly opposite the venue and along Merivale Street, with other parking available in nearby streets. We also offer a limited number of secure undercover parks for select performances in the Bille Brown Studio, please ask our Season Ticketing Team for more details and for bookings. We recommend patrons consider public transport to the venue (see map below).
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
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Special Offers WIN a trip to Singapore
Queensland Theatre — 2017 Season
Singapore offers an array of entertainment, shopping and dining options like no other world city. With its tropical climate and popular tourist attractions like Raffles Hotel, Gardens by the Bay, River Safari, Marina Bay Sands, Chinatown and Little India, a new adventure awaits every day in the Lion City. Subscribe before 31 December and you’ll go into the draw to win two return flights from Brisbane to Singapore courtesy of our International Airline Partner, Singapore Airlines.
FLY THROUGH SINGAPORE. FAST-FORWARD TO THE WORLD.
Singapore Airlines makes your journey feel shorter than ever with a seamless connection through Singapore, en route to over 90 destinations around the world. Along the way, savour the finest international cuisine and wine, choose from up to 1,000 entertainment options, and enjoy the award-winning inflight service that makes you feel at home. To book, visit singaporeair.com, call our reservations office at 13 10 11, or contact your travel agent.
Singapore Airlines makes your journey feel shorter than ever with a seamless connection through Singapore, en route to over 90 destinations around the world. Along the way, savour the finest international cuisine and wine, choose from up to 1,000 entertainment options, and enjoy the award-winning inflight service that makes you feel at home.
Flights out of Australia are operated by Singapore Airlines, as well as its regional wing, SilkAir.
Early Bird Offer Subscribe before 24 October and go into the draw to win a two night accommodation and breakfast package, including valet parking at Mantra South Bank. In Brisbane for a theatre performance? Make a night out of it and stay at the nearby Mantra South Bank. Located in the middle of Brisbane’s dining and arts precinct, Mantra South Bank offers a variety of modern hotel rooms, studios, and self-contained one and two bedroom apartments. Then there’s the heated lap pool and fully equipped gym, not to mention the celebrated Stone Restaurant and Bar with a menu Brisbane raves about, right next to the lobby.
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* Full terms and conditions can be found at our website queenslandtheatre.com.au
Your 2017 Experience Play Briefings
Audio Descriptions
To secure the best Opening Night seats, purchase a 9 Play Opening Night Package, which includes a $260 tax-deductible donation and your invitation to mingle with the stars at every post-performance party.
Come and hear the cast and crew talk about the production you are about to experience. Play Briefings are held on the stage a few days before the first preview, so you often get a sneak peek at the set as well! The briefings typically run for about an hour and they are free. You’ll receive an email reminder before the date so you can let us know if you are attending.
For patrons with vision impairment, an Audio Description service is available at all Playhouse productions courtesy of Vision Australia. Please let Queensland Theatre Season Ticketing team know if this service is required at time of booking. For more information please see: qpac.com.au/ visiting/accessibility/audiodescribed-performances/
Auslan Interpretation
Complimentary Programs
For patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing, Auslan Interpreted performances are scheduled for a selection of productions in 2017, courtesy of Creative Access. Please let Queensland Theatre Season Ticketing team know if this service is required at time of booking. For more information sales@queenslandtheatre. com.au or call us on 1800 355 528.
Programs can be emailed to you before each performance. You can also visit queenslandtheatre.com.au for more information about each play including behind-thescenes videos and production trailers. If you pick up a program at the theatre please consider recycling it, in the bins provided, as you leave.
Nights with the Artists If you want to know how a character was developed, about the audition process for an actor, or why that piece of music was chosen to enhance the mood of a scene, consider booking the Night with the Artists performances. Following the show, the cast and creatives discuss the creative process with you.
Previews It’s exciting to be a part of the first performance in front of an audience. This is when the fine tuning happens, and your reactions will help shape the production. Only $36 per play in an 9 Play Package.
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Opening Nights
Patrons with individual needs With advance notice we can accommodate a range of individual needs. It is strongly encouraged that patrons notify staff of individual needs at the time of booking.
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Frequently Asked Questions What is a Season Ticket?
Queensland Theatre — 2017 Season
You can purchase 9, 7, 5 or 3 plays on a Season Ticket – the more you buy, the more you save. Book all your preferred mainstage performance dates and times in advance and you can exchange if your commitments change. Or take a fully flexible package (available on 9, 7 and 5 play packages) so you can choose your dates later. To take a Fully Flex Package add the fee per package at Step 4 of the booking form.
Who qualifies for a concession seniors or youth/under 30s discount? We offer further discounted Season Tickets to pensioners, Health Care card, Queensland Government Seniors Card holders and under 30s. The card number must be provided at the time of booking; under 30s must provide proof of age.
Can I sit with my other Season Ticket friends? Absolutely. If you’d like to sit with your friends you must book together. Download additional forms from queenslandtheatre.com.au.
Can I exchange my tickets for another performance date? From 14 November 2016, Season Ticket holders may exchange their tickets into another performance of the same play, up to two working days prior to the ticketed performance. Tickets must be returned by mail or in person to Queensland Theatre, 78 Montague Road, South Brisbane QLD 4101 to make an exchange. Season Ticket exchanges cannot be processed at QPAC or any other venue.
Are there fees involved in exchanging performances? For 9 Play Package Season Ticket holders there are no exchange fees. All other Season Ticket holders will be charged a $3.50 (incl. GST) administration fee for each ticket exchange, plus any upgrade or postage costs if applicable.
What if I miss a performance? If you miss a booked performance or fail to get an exchange in on time, you can purchase new tickets at a special price of $28 (subject to availability).
What if I lose my tickets? We will reprint tickets for you if you misplace them. Just email us at sales@queenslandtheatre.com.au or call us on 1800 355 528.
What is the policy on refunds? All sales for Season Tickets and single tickets are final and refunds are not available once a booking application has been received except as provided for in the Live Performance Australia Code of Practice for the Ticketing of Live Events in Australia. For further information visit www.liveperformance.com.au
I have specific accessibility needs. What do I do? Please let us know about your individual needs when you book, or contact us on 1800 355 528 for assistance. Wheelchair access and facilities are available at all theatres and hearing enhancement systems are available in most venues. We offer Audio Description and Auslan Interpretation at selected performances, please see the Season Calendar for dates.
For full Terms and Conditions and to find out more, visit our website queenslandtheatre.com.au, and while you are there join our mailing list and receive inside news and special offers.
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4. Packages, Additional Tickets & Donations PACKAGES 5 Plays
ADDITIONAL TICKETS 3 Plays
Playhouse
TOTAL
BBS/ Cremorne
9 Plays
7 Plays
$1151
Includes $260 tax-deductible donation and post performance parties.
$
Adult
$486
$441
$330
$222
$77
$61
$
Senior
$459
$371
$315
$210
$74
$59
$
Concession
$423
$336
$290
$192
$68
$54
$
Opening Night Adult Saturday Evening
Weeknights Monday - Friday Evening $459
$371
$315
$210
$74
$59
$
Senior
$441
$350
$300
$198
$70
$55
$
Concession
$405
$322
$275
$183
$64
$51
$
Under 30
$243
$217
$165
$102
$37
$32
$
Adult
$414
$329
$280
$186
$65
$54
$
Senior
$387
$308
$260
$168
$60
$51
$
Concession
$351
$280
$240
$156
$54
$47
$
Under 30
$243
$217
$165
$102
$37
$32
$
Adult
$324
$259
$220
$141
$50
$43
$
Senior
$324
$259
$220
$141
$50
$43
$
Concession
$324
$259
$220
$141
$50
$43
$
Under 30
$243
$217
$165
$102
$37
$32
$
Matinees
Previews
FULLY FLEX PACKAGE - Choose your dates later (9, 7 & 5 Play Packages)
ADD $25 PER PACKAGE $ TOTAL
$
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$100
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TOTAL AMOUNT (STEPS 4 + 5) $ Please consider rounding up your total as a valued donation to Queensland Theatre. Donations over $2 are tax-deductible.
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TOTAL AMOUNT PAYABLE INCLUDING $ ROUND UP (THANK YOU!)
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5. Payment Details
Season 2017 - Booking Form Patrons wishing to sit together must submit booking forms together. OR TO QUEENSLAND THEATRE
RETURN BY MAIL
Queensland Theatre Administration Queensland Theatre Season 78 Montague Rd, Ticketing Team PO Box 3310, South Brisbane, QLD 4101 South Brisbane
OR BOOK ONLINE Book online at queenslandtheatre.com.au
1. Patron Details YOUR DETAILS:
2016 Season Ticket Holder
New Season Ticket Holder Patron ID (If known)
PATRON NO. 1:
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Title
Name
Surname
Street Postcode
Suburb Phone
State
Mobile
Previous address Email
D.O.B. (Optional)
PACKAGE TYPE: Adult
9
7
Under 30*
5
3
YEAR FIRST SUBSCRIBED:
Concession No.*
Seniors Card No.*
PATRON NO. 2:
Title
Name
Surname
Street Postcode
Suburb Phone
State
Mobile
Previous address Email
D.O.B. (Optional)
PACKAGE TYPE: Adult
9
7
Under 30*
5
3
Concession No.*
YEAR FIRST SUBSCRIBED:
Seniors Card No.*
If you are booking for more than two Season Ticket Holders, please attach their details by photocopying this form or downloading an additional form from queenslandtheatre.com.au/Tickets/Season-Tickets-2017 * Senior: Please provide your government Seniors Card number (no Senior Business Discount or National Seniors cards). * Concession: Please provide your Pensioner/HealthCare # or a photocopy of your full-time student ID. * Under 30: Please enclose a photocopy of an offical document providing birthdate (eg. licence).
Do you wish to sit near a friend? If so, you need to submit both your booking forms together. Please write your friend’s name and patron ID (if known):
2. Seating Information ACCESS NEEDS: SEATING PREFERENCE:
Wheelchair
Hard of Hearing
Front
Motorised Wheelchair
Middle
Low Vision
Back
Wheelchair Transfer
Limited Steps
Other, please specify:
Aisle
Other, please specify:
3. Performances (Fully Flex Season Ticket Holders go to next step) THE PLAYS YOUR TICKETS No. of No. of package additional tickets tickets
TOTAL TICKETS
DAY / DATE / TIME 1st Preference
2nd Preference
e.g. Sat 25 Feb 7:30pm
e.g. Sat 4 Feb 7:30pm
LADIES IN BLACK
CONSTELLATIONS
ONCE IN ROYAL DAVID’S CITY
NOISES OFF
RICE
MY NAME IS JIMI
AN OCTOROON
SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE
Please provide me with more information on Queensland Theatre’s pre-paid car parking for productions in the Bille Brown Studio.
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THE FLICK
Thanks to our Sponsors Government Partners
Major Program Partner
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International Airline Partner
Season Supporters
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