‘Much Ado About Nuthink’ was celebratory. No matter what generation you come from, almost every Australian has a local pub. Drinking culture …
El Waddingham

El Waddingham
El Waddingham (they/them) is an emerging performer, writer, director and dancer from Yugumbeh Land. A proud queer artist, they describe their work as a slap in the face with a palm full of biodegradable glitter. El is currently the artistic director of theatrePUNK co, and in their second year of a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting & Dance) at QUT.
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‘Peter Pan’ was daring. JM Barrie’s classic tale of Neverland, swashbuckling pirates and a boy who never grew up, flew into Beenleigh …
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‘Rabbit Hole’ was intimate. Ad Astra has opened the doors of their hole-in-the-wall theatre to welcome audiences to ‘Rabbit Hole’. Written by …
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The Boys in the Band’ was ostentatious. Javeenbah Theatre Company, a Gold Coast mainstay in community theatre, opened their season with a …
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“’Beige Bitch’ won’t stomp on your dreams. She just thinks ‘ordinary’ has far too many negative connotations and wants to remind people …
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Meddling fairies, a quartet of lovers and a bumbling band of players are set to hit the summer-y stage of Central Park, …
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‘PUFFS’ was bewitching. Magic and wonder are in no short supply at Spotlight Theatre this year, and after pushbacks from the pandemic-who-shall-not-be-named, …
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‘Boyles and Waters in LEOTARD’ was golden. If you’ve ever awkwardly covered yourself at the back of a ballet class in a …
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We’ve compiled a list of some of our favourite festive set designs from theatres and productions across the world, so, take a …
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‘A Christmas Carol’ was spectral. While the rest of the state swelters in the heat of the Queensland summer, a slice of …