‘MAZE’ was unique. The thing about mazes is that they are notoriously difficult to navigate your way through. They look awesome but…
Oliver Hetherington-Page

Oliver Hetherington-Page
With a love of Shakespeare, the Oscars, musical theatre and women, Oliver loves defying convention. As an autistic individual, he loves exploring representations in media (particularly autism representation). In fact, in 2021 he received Arts Queensland funding to present a cabaret about autism representation. Oliver holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama).
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“Life is better with theatre.” That’s how Queensland Theatre’s Artistic Director, Lee Lewis, began her launch of the 2022 Season. In the…
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‘The Wedding Singer’ was bedazzled. These days when most people think about Adam Sandler, they picture a washed-up actor starring in bad…
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‘A German Life’ was wunderbar. From the very beginning, when 78-year-old Robyn Nevin shuffled onto the stage as the 102-year-old Brunhilde Pomsel,…
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‘Triple X’ was explosive. After being delayed 12 months thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, Queensland Theatre’s latest is a work that needs…
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It is safe to assume that 2020 hasn’t been anyone’s ideal year, particularly for those working in the arts sector. In fact,…
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‘Yours Sincerely Banana Brains’ was bananas. During trying times, artists often place their personal memories on stage, giving life to something that…
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A main stage musical, a rock opera, an operetta, a concert, a South-East Queensland tour, a cabaret and a ballet – Lynch…
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Since taking over the position of Artistic Director of Queensland Theatre, Lee Lewis has overseen David Williamson’s ‘Emerald City’, a preview of…
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‘Red’ was colourful. Two artists talking about the relationship between art and commerce for 90 minutes might not sound like captivating theatre…