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. While the genre is celebrated for its ability to tell diverse stories, it is not immune to the presence of certain archetypal characters that reappear on stage time and time again.

STEP ASIDE AUTOCORRECT: The correct term, “prompt,” signifies the action of providing a cue or reminder. It’s the gentle nudge to keep the performance on track, ensuring actors hit their cues, and the show goes on without a hitch.

While these styles may not be as popular as they once were, they’ve all left indelible marks on the world of musical theatre. Here’s 5 musical theatre types we think are overdue for a comeback.

Immerse yourself in the spellbinding reimagining of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar by Melbourne Shakespeare Company at fortyfivedownstairs, directed by Richard Murphet.

Book your tickets now at melbourneshakespeare.com and be part of this modern Shakespearean journey.

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Planning a fancy dress party or need an outfit for a special event? Brisbane has got you covered! From superheroes to horror villains, 1920s flapper dresses to medieval knights, these shops offer a wide variety of costumes to buy or hire. Here’s our list of the top 5 costume shops in Brisbane!

‘The Penelopiad’ was ethereal.

Whether you’re a fan of Homer (the poet, not Simpson), Atwood, or just want to see what a Greek chorus can do when used to its full and original potential, make sure that you take the time to see ‘The Penelopiad’. 

Recognizing and avoiding these common improv mistakes can help beginners craft more engaging, dynamic scenes. As with any skill, practice and awareness are key.

The Undercover Artist Festival is a pioneering venture in the arts community, dedicated to empowering artists with disability. Theatre Haus spoke with Madeleine Little, Festival Director, to find out more.

Coming in hot at Brisbane Festival this year is ‘On Heat’ by Leah Shelton. Described as “a pop-fuelled critique of sexual politics in the age of cynicism”. Theatre Haus asked Shelton for the details ahead of the 2023 Metro Arts debut, running Wednesday 30 August to Saturday 2 September. 

Some of these remarkable plays have not only left their mark on the theatre scene but have also made their way to the silver screen through film adaptations. In this article, we will explore seven Australian plays that have been adapted into memorable films.