11 - 13 MARCH Burke St Studio Theatre Woolloongabba
It's Only Life a new musical revue Music and Lyrics by John Bucchino Conceived by Daisy Prince & John Bucchino Originally Directed by Daisy Prince World Premiere Rubicon Theatre Company June 21, 2008 Originally Presented Off-Broadway at SPF-04 IT’S ONLY LIFE is presented through special arrangement with ORiGiN™ Theatrical On behalf of R&H Theatricals, a Concord Theatricals Company
Producer Director Musical Director Choreographer
Professor Paul Sabey Elise Greig Heidi Loveland Joseph Simons
Welcome We are delighted to welcome you here for the performance of It’s Only Life. It’s Only Life is the first production in our 2021 performance season, which includes The Rover, Grease, Mr Burns and many other events. This year’s season also includes the world premiere of a new Australian play which we have commissioned Steve Pirie to write for our 2nd year Bachelor of Acting students. This play performs in October. We have all been thrilled to welcome back Elise Greig to the Queensland Conservatorium to direct this production of It’s Only Life. The students performing tonight; Elise Greig, the Director; Heidi Loveland, Musical Director; Joseph Simons, Choreographer and all the technical team have worked tirelessly to bring you this wonderful version of It’s Only Life. As well as thanking the students, Elise, Heidi, Joseph and all the technical team, we would like to thank you for supporting us and very much look forward to welcoming you again to our future performances. Please enjoy our production of It’s Only Life.
Associate Professor Peter Morris Acting Director Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
Professor Paul Sabey Head of Performing Arts Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
From the Director As part of Lincoln Center’s American Songbook series, a CD of John Bucchino’s It’s Only Life was recorded through the PS Classics label in 2006. That CD (or the iTunes version) has been on high rotation in my household since Paul Sabey asked me to work on this beautiful piece. I am forever grateful. I was instantly captured by the muscularity of the music, the moments of joy and heartbreak within the lyrics. I was also aware of maintaining the integrity of the piece as I set about working with the third year MT students to include their stories and insights. Originally written to be performed by 5 actors, with a cast of twenty-three we needed to balance the educational and training requirements of the students with the theatrical reality of creating a new version of this work. We have therefore chosen a simple theatrical staging that puts the music and the performers firmly at the centre. I’d like to thank Paul Sabey for his wonderful leadership and support, and the marvellous Heidi Loveland and Joseph Simons for their tireless efforts and unwavering professionalism. Thanks also to Amy and her team, Keith, Brayden and Owen for bringing the technical aspects of the production together. And where would any of us be without Domi and Cathy, so a big thanks to them both. To the spectacular student performers, thanks for working so generously throughout this collaboration. It has been an absolute joy to create this new version of Bucchino’s work with you; a work that reminds us of the importance of creativity and love within the effervescence of this wonderfully complex life. And to you, our intrepid audience, thanks so much for taking the time to come out and see this life-affirming work. May it remind you, as Bucchino puts it, that “fear is what we learn, but love is who we are.” Enjoy!
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FOR THE PRODUCTION Lighting Designer Lighting Operator Sound Production Stage Manager Stage Manager ASMs Asst. Editor Costumes Props Set Marketing/Socia Media Lighting Dialect Captains Dance Captains Program
Keith Clark Brayden Clark Owen Arnold Amy Hauser Hanlon Innocent Lauren McMeiken & Kiara Whittle Abigail Dixon Amelia Burton, Beau Wharton, Annelise Hall & Sean Johnston Abigail Dixon, Claire Rigg, Hannah Paul, & Lucinda Wilson Genevieve Langford, Georgie Taylor, Maddison Hutchins & Daniel Erbacher Nava Revalk & Nina Carcione Jaime Mollineaux, Carla Beard, Liam Head & Nate Stevenson Elizabeth Ball & Harry Pitts Carla Beard & Sean Johnston Dominique Fegan
FOR THE CONSERVATORIUM Acting Director Associate Professor Peter Morris Deputy Director Associate Professor Peter Morris (Engagement)
Head of Performing Arts Senior Lecturer in Acting Business Manager Performing Arts Administration Technical Officer Front of House Manager
Professor Paul Sabey Jacqui Somerville Stuart Jones Cathy Healy, Dominique Fegan Amy Hauser Michael Hibbard
Creatives Elise is an actor/playwright who has been recognized by the Matilda Awards on four occasions for her outstanding contribution to Queensland Theatre. Elise has also received a CentreScreen Award for her performance in Good Girls (Short Film Corner Cannes Film Festival & New Filmmakers New York), and 3 Goldie Awards for her voiceover work. Elise is an acting graduate from USQ and an Honours and Masters graduate from QUT, where she was awarded the University Medal for Academic Achievement. Elise also trained with Shakespeare & Company in Boston, USA.
ELISE GREIG Director
As a playwright Elise’s first play, The Romany Project was presented as part of Metro’s Year of Independents, supported by the Australia Council and Arts Queensland. Elise’s next play, Crèche and Burn was a box
office and critical success as part of La Boite Theatre’s 2005 mainhouse season and then received an extensive 10-week national tour. This was followed by The Sweet Science of Bruising, which was shortlisted for the 2010 Playwriting Australia Festival. Elise’s play, Hopelessly Devoted had a successful season at Glen Street (Sydney), during 2014, and her short play, Flood, was presented as part of Short+Sweet Festival the same year. Her work Magpie was longlisted for the QPDA 2018 and had a critically successful season at Brisbane Powerhouse 2019, presented in partnership with Playlab and Metro Arts and supported by the Australia Council, Arts Queensland and MatchLab (Creative Partnerships Australia). Elise’s most recent play Night Sky Over Our Town was developed through Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University (which she also directed). Other directing credits include Shooting Hoops by Julia Rose Lewis, as part of Short+Sweet Festival for which Elise was awarded Best Director; Love You Hate You for Playlab’s development program; Suffrage (International Women’s Day at Southbank); Our Town (Griffith University Mt Gravatt); Girls Like That (Griffith University Gold Coast) and We Are All Ghosts, also for Playlab’s development program. As an actor Elise’s theatre credits include: That’s What She Said (Metro Arts), The Bull, The Moon and the Coronet of Stars (QT Quality Time), Reagan Kelly (Rocket Boy), Poison and Swallow (Metro and EG), Spring Awakening (Metro and Underground), A Little Night Music (Brisbane Philharmonic), The Story of Brisbane (Playabout and Powerhouse), Spectate (Metro), Long Gone Lonesome Cowgirls (La Boite/QBFM), The Spirit of The Land (La Boite), Hopelessly Devoted (Glen Street, Sydney), Secret Bridesmaids’ Business (La Boite/QPAC), Explosions (QTC), Summer Rain (QTC), Modd Madame Butterfly (QTC). Elise has worked extensively in film and TV, most recently in Reef Break and Young Rock, and is currently the voice of Mrs. Kangaroo in Peppa Pig.
Heidi holds degrees in music, performance and education. In recent years, she has provided musical direction for the Open Stage program for Opera Queensland, Rachael Beck and Queenie van der Zandt. She has directed the music for numerous productions for Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University’s Bachelor of Musical Theatre including Legally Blonde the Musical, London Road, Elegies, The Drowsy Chaperone, Les Misérables, Dogfight, Company, West Side Story, The Secret Garden, the touring productions of Personals, Godspell, I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging
HEIDI LOVELAND Musical Director
Queens and Working, as well as the graduating Musical Theatre Showcase tours. Heidi has also been a Core Tutor for Queensland Theatre, musically directed Hardly the Portrait of a Lady for the Tasmanian Cabaret Festival, UNPC for the Queensland Cabaret Festival and Little Women for Harvest Rain Theatre Company. Heidi has performed in the Brisbane seasons of Strictly Ballroom, The Sound of Music and Muriel’s Wedding: and backed the Brisbane leg of Natalie Weiss’ Australian tour. Other engagements include rehearsal pianist for Matilda the Musical and performing with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra in Harry Potter In-Concert Series. Joseph is a choreographer and director, working in contemporary dance, theatre, ballet, opera and musicals. Touring extensively throughout the USA, Australia, UK and Asia, Joseph has performed as a soloist dancer for companies including Chunky Move, Lucy Guerin Inc. and Queensland Ballet. He has choreographed and directed works for WA Ballet, The Flying Fruit Fly Circus, and productions including The Producers, Miss Saigon, Fame!, Peter Pan, Popcorn, Quiet On Set and Reception: The Musical. For QCGU Joseph has choreographed productions of Carousel, Little Women, Company,
JOSEPH SIMONS Choreographer
Personals, Elegies and Legally Blonde the Musical. Joseph has guest lectured at institutions including WAAPA, QUT and VCASS. He is a regular teacher at MAD Dance House and teaches ongoing masterclasses around Australia. Joseph was the 2013 Tanja Liedtke Fellow, allowing him to study at the International Choreographic Laboratory in Berlin. He is currently the Artistic Diretor of Altitude Theatre.
Songs and Scenes Overview Effect
THAT SMILE
SEAN JOHNSTON
GEORGIE TAYLOR, ANNELISE HALL, HARRY PITTS, HANLON INNOCENT with FULL COMPANY
Written by Elise Greig
THE ARTIST AT 40 FULL COMPANY
LOVE QUIZ
Nuigurumi
HANNAH PAUL & KIARA WHITTLE
MADDISON HUTCHINS Written by Hanlon Innocent with Elise Greig
UNEXPRESSED
A CONTACT HIGH CARLA BEARD
HANLON INNOCENT
I Didn’t Look You Up Slightly Awkward
LIAM HEAD Written by Liam Head, edit Elise Greig
BEAU WHARTON Written by Beau Wharton, edit Elise Greig
PAINTING MY KITCHEN
WHAT YOU NEED LIAM HEAD with LUCINDA WILSON
BEAU WHARTON
WHEN YOU’RE HERE SWEET DREAMS LAUREN McMEIKEN / KIARA WHITTLE with HANLON INNOCENT
ANNELISE HALL / AMELIA BURTON
IT FEELS LIKE HOME NINA CARCIONE & NATE STEVENSON
Sex & Weed CARLA BEARD
I’m Dying Inside!
Written by Carla Beard, edit Elise Greig
CLAIRE RIGG, NAVA REVALK & ELIZABETH BALL
PLAYBILL
Devised by group
GEORGIE TAYLOR
A POWERFUL MAN CLAIRE RIGG, ELIZABETH BALL & NAVA REVALK
I Don’t Care How Powerful He Is
ON MY BEDSIDE TABLE
AMELIA BURTON, GENEVIEVE LANGFORD, KIARA WHITTLE, HANNAH PAUL & CARLA BEARD
ABIGAIL DIXON
Devised by group
I’M NOT WAITING AMELIA BURTON, GENEVIEVE LANGFORD, KIARA WHITTLE, HANNAH PAUL & CARLA BEARD
PROGRESSION FULL COMPANY ft GENEVIEVE LANGFORD
In faghat zendegiyeh NAVA REVALK Written by Nava Revalk, edit Elise Greig
IT’S ONLY LIFE
Mr K JAIME MOLLINEAUX Written by Abigail Dixon with Elise Greig
I’VE LEARNED TO LET THINGS GO JAIME MOLLINEAUX
Dear Akio MADDISON HUTCHINS Written by Elise Greig
TAKING THE WHEEL DANIEL ERBACHER, NATE STEVENSON & NAVA REVALK ft. ELIZABETH BALL, CLAIRE RIGG & LIAM HEAD with FULL COMPANY
FULL COMPANY
Overview Effect Driving Test GEORGIE TAYLOR Written by Georgie Taylor, edit Elise Greig
SEAN JOHNSTON Written by Elise Greig
GRATEFUL
DANIEL ERBACHER & MADDISON HUTCHINS
SEAN JOHNSTON ft. LIAM HEAD & HANLON INNOCENT with FULL COMPANY
I Told My Dad
A GLIMPSE OF THE WEAVE
LOVE WILL FIND YOU IN ITS TIME
BEAU WHARTON & HARRY PITTS
FULL COMPANY
Devised
IF I EVER SAY I’M OVER YOU BEAU WHARTON & HARRY PITTS
THIS MOMENT
Additional Arrangements HEIDI LOVELAND
LUCINDA WILSON This performance runs for 90 minutes with no interval
The Cast Elizabeth Ball Elizabeth’s passion for musical theatre was ignited when introduced to the art form during her high school years. Elizabeth furthered her studies at the Australian Dance Performance Institute, graduating with both the Diploma of Musical Theatre and Advanced Diploma of Art. Since commencing the Bachelor of Musical Theatre in 2019, Elizabeth has taken the opportunity to advance her skills in roles including Madame Dubbonnet in The Boy Friend and Enid Hoopes in Legally Blonde the Musical. Elizabeth is a driven and versatile performer, who strives to continue growing on a personal and professional level. Carla Beard Carla is inspired by artists who utilise their skills to educate and create change and wishes to unite her passions in the same way. Carla’s musical theatre journey was forged through dance and choral singing from a young age. Her love of Australian work was ignited when performing in the premiere production of Don’t Call Me Ishmael in 2018. While studying at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Carla has enjoyed playing the roles of Serena in Legally Blonde the Musical and Red Lamb in Cloudstreet. She looks forward to a career of challenging stereotypes and storytelling for changes’ sake. Amelia Burton After falling in love with Musical Theatre at the age of twelve, Amelia dove head-first into her craft and has not looked back since. Prior to refining her skills at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Amelia trained full-time at the Australian Dance Performance Institute. Throughout her studies, Amelia has performed a diverse range of roles including Madame Dubonnet in The Boy Friend, Rose Pickles in Cloudstreet, Ensemble in Les Misérables and most recently, Margot in Legally Blonde the Musical.
Nina Carcione Originally from Fremantle, Nina grew up surrounded by her Greek and Italian family. She began dancing at the age of three, which founded her love for performing. Nina completed a Diploma of Musical Theatre at Brent Street in 2017, where she played Olive Ostrovsky in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Nina commenced a Bachelor of Musical Theatre at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University in 2019 and has played Maisie in The Boy Friend, and Serena/Dance Captain in Legally Blonde the Musical. Nina is a vibrant and passionate performer who has a strong dance ability and natural instinct. Abigail Dixon Abigail fell in love with performing arts when she saw Beauty and the Beast at the age of six. Since then, she has integrated musical theatre in all aspects of her life, including her studies and career as a Registered Nurse. Prior to commencing studies at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Abigail performed the roles of Tracy Turnblad in Hairspray, Ms Flemming in Heathers, Fiona in The Removalists, Susan in Ruben Guthrie and Gretchen in Boeing Boeing. University credits include Paulette in Legally Blonde the Musical and Ensemble in Les Misérables. Abigail cannot wait to enter the industry and continue to challenge herself through a myriad of characters and production styles.
Daniel Erbacher Born and raised in Toowoomba, Daniel discovered a love for performing at a young age. With luck, and the support of a fantastic primary school music teacher, Daniel found himself onstage performing in the Empire Theatres’ production of The Boy From Oz. Daniel’s love for performing grew as he received many performance opportunities and worked with amazing mentors. Daniel’s performance highlights include Assistant Choreographer/Dance Captain and Angel in the Empire Theatres’ production of Kinky Boots, and for QCGU Bobby Van Husen in The Boy Friend and Emmett Forrest in Legally Blonde the Musical. As well as performing, Daniel works as a freelance choreographer. Annelise Hall Annelise is a performer from Sydney with a love for sailing and being on the water. Her recent work includes the Onstage Swing/Jenny understudy in Aspects of Love at the Hayes Theatre, Pilar in Legally Blonde the Musical with Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, soloist for Opera Australia’s professional workshop of The Golddiggers, Ariel in The Little Mermaid and Jen Freeman in the Freeview TV commercial series. In 2017, Annelise won the Hollywood Immersive scholarship out of 13,000 people worldwide. She speaks fluent French and also works as a singing teacher. Liam Head Liam Head is a Brisbane based performer, actor, and producer. He has been training in dance since the age of seven and has since gone on to dance for several productions including Warner Brothers Movie Studios’ recent film, Kat King, directed by Baz Luhrmann and choreographed by Kate Wormald. Having started his own production company (The Head Bros.) in July 2019, Liam has gone on to create, HALLMARKED!, a sellout show featuring the legacies of three jazz composers. Other credits include Leo in Life of Jess (Laura Clelland) and Army Officer/Courfeyrac U/S in Les Misérables (QCGU). Maddison Hutchins Maddison is an effervescent, hardworking professional on and off stage. Her journey as a performer began at the age of four in any style and class she was able to get in to. She saw her first musical Wicked at age 11 where her passion for singing and acting was ignited. Maddison has honed her craft in the Bachelor of Musical Theatre course at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. Having been cast in the roles of Polly Browne in The Boy Friend and Brooke Wyndham in Legally Blonde the Musical, she has fully embraced the opportunity to perform and grow online and in person. Hanlon Innocent Hanlon is a versatile musician and performer hailing from Tasmania. During his studies at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Hanlon has played the roles of Tony in The Boy Friend, Male Citizenry (character swing) in Legally Blonde the Musical and covered the role of Enjolras as an ensemble member in Les Misérables. With a background in jazz and choral music, when he isn’t acting for stage Hanlon is regularly gigging as a singer and guitarist in a vast array of contexts. Hanlon always seizes an opportunity to combine his musicianship with his stagecraft. Sean Johnston Sean has always been excited by overcoming a challenge and learning new skills. He was introduced to musical theatre in high school and from there he discovered his passion for the industry. Sean has seized every opportunity to grow as a performer, undertaking dance, singing, and acting training. After high school he was accepted into the Bachelor of Musical Theatre course with Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, where he has worked to solidify his craft. University credits include Warner and Kyle in Legally Blonde the Musical and Bobby Van Husen and Alphonse (u/s Tony) in The Boy Friend.
Genevieve Langford Genevieve has always had a love of performing. From the age of 10, she nurtured her passion for acting, singing and dancing under direction of Robyn Ernst at Bytes Youth Theatre, and has been delighted to continue her skill development through Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University’s Bachelor of Musical Theatre. During her time at the Conservatorium, she has had the pleasure of performing as Margot in Legally Blonde the Musical, Dulcie in The Boy Friend and Oriel in Cloudstreet. Genevieve is looking forward to continuing her training and is excited to enter the performing arts industry. Lauren McMeiken Beginning training at the age of six, Lauren has always had a passion for performing. Upon deciding to pursue a career in musical theatre, Lauren moved from New Zealand to undertake a Bachelor of Musical Theatre at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. Embracing every opportunity to grow as a performer, Lauren has performed in multiple professional operas with NZ Opera. She has performed the roles of The Bakers Wife in Into The Woods, Paulette in Legally Blonde the Musical, and Baby Rose in Babes In Arms. Lauren cannot wait to continue to bring a bit of her spunk to every new role. Jaime Mollineaux Jaime began taking classes in musical theatre at age eleven at Musical Theatre Crew in Hobart, Tasmania. Before commencing studies at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Jaime performed as Sue Snell in Carrie: The Musical, Heather McNamara in Heathers: The Musical and the Witch in Into the Woods. During her studies, she has performed the roles of Vivienne in Legally Blonde the Musical, Hortense in The Boy Friend and Dolly Pickles in Cloudstreet. She has been training with singing teachers, Jane Edwards since 2016 and Joel Curtis since 2019. Hannah Paul Originally from Sydney, Hannah has been consistently performing in musicals from the age of 12, cultivating a deep passion for theatre and storytelling. Reliable and a hard worker, she completed her Diploma of Musical Theatre at Brent Street in 2018 securing a spot on their honour roll and continued to study a Bachelor of Musical Theatre at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. During her studies, Hannah has performed the roles of Wendla in Spring Awakening, Polly Browne in The Boy Friend, and Elle Woods in Legally Blonde the Musical. Harry Pitts Harry discovered his passion for performing singing in choirs at school and in many amateur productions throughout his youth. He was a part of both the cast and creative team for numerous original plays and musicals with the University of Western Australia’s Dramatic Society. Since commencing a Bachelor of Musical Theatre at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Harry has enjoyed playing the roles of Lord Brookhurst in The Boy Friend and Emmett in Legally Blonde the Musical. Harry sees himself as a hardworking and nuanced artist who is excited to thrive in the industry he is most passionate about. Nava Revalk Nava is a dedicated and enthusiastic performer. With Persian and Dutch-Australian heritage, she is truly a multicultural artist. With music at the core of her childhood, Nava’s love of musical theatre grew, providing her with many opportunities including two tours of America as a featured soloist with the Australian Youth Performing Arts Team. For Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Nava has performed the roles of Hortense in The Boy Friend and Brooke Wyndham in Legally Blonde the Musical. She hopes to work for greater unity in diversity through her career, transforming culture through the power of the arts.
Claire Rigg Claire began performing at the age of three, and her passion for the arts has grown since. She is hardworking and brings her bright, bubbly and charismatic energy to everything she sets her mind and heart on. Since commencing her studies at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, she has performed the roles of Madame Dubonnet in The Boy Friend and Vivienne Kensington in Legally Blonde the Musical. Claire is ecstatic to be entering the professional world of musical theatre.
Nate Stevenson Nate’s passion for musical theatre started in the orchestral pit playing trumpet for amateur musical theatre productions. After finding his way onto the stage, Nate discovered a love for singing and in 2019 commenced the Bachelor of Musical Theatre course at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. University credits include Ensemble in Les Misérables, Percival Browne in The Boy Friend and Warner/Kyle in Legally Blonde the Musical.
Georgie Taylor Georgie is a vibrant and versatile performer whose love of music went unrivalled until she discovered musical theatre at age 11. Since commencing her studies at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University in 2019, Georgie has embraced every opportunity to diversify her skill set. She has had the privilege of performing roles such as Maisie in The Boy Friend, Ensemble in Les Misérables and Female Citizenry/Swing in Legally Blonde the Musical - playing 11 named characters within the production. Georgie is also an established indie-folk singer-songwriter who is passionate about authentic Australian storytelling throughout the arts industry. Beau Wharton Beau discovered his passion for performance in high school and has appeared in several amateur productions in Brisbane; most memorably playing Franz in Rock of Ages. Since commencing a Bachelor of Musical Theatre at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Beau has had the honour of bringing several characters to life, including Lord Brockhurst and Marcel in The Boy Friend, and Professor Callahan in Legally Blonde the Musical. Beau prides himself on his versatility, and his platform as a queer entertainer, and plans to enter the industry as a powerhouse performer and a role model for future artists. Kiara Whittle Kiara has been singing from the age of two and was drawn to performing from a very young age. Her vocal training began in operatic and classical styles at the age of six before focusing on musical theatre in her late teens and beginning extensive dance training. Her roles include Dorothy Gale in The Wizard of Oz, Vi Moore in Footloose and Sandy in Grease. Throughout her time at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, she has played the roles of Polly Brown in The Boy Friend and Elle Woods in Legally Blonde the Musical.
Lucinda Wilson Lucinda is known as a hardworking, effervescent and versatile performer whose passion for performance drove her to become highly accomplished in singing, dance and acting. Lucinda was accepted into the Bachelor of Musical Theatre course in 2019 and since then has had the pleasure of playing roles such as Polly in The Boy Friend, Pilar in Legally Blonde the Musical and Ensemble in Les Misérables. She is a truly unique performer who is committed to her learning and growth as a singer, actor and dancer.
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Coming soon THE ROVER
25 - 27 March Burke Street Studio Theatre Bookings: queenslandconservatorium.com.au / 136 246
3RD YEAR MUSICALE
29 April & 1 May Burke Street Studio Theatre Bookings: queenslandconservatorium.com.au / 136 246
GREASE
5 - 14 August Conservatorium Theatre Bookings: queenslandconservatorium.com.au / 136 246
MR BURNS
19-21 August Burke Street Studio Theatre Bookings: queenslandconservatorium.com.au / 136 246
CLASS OF 2021 ACTING AND MUSICAL THEATRE SHOWCASE 23 - 25 September Burke Street Studio Theatre Bookings: queenslandconservatorium.com.au / 136 246
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