October is coming, which can only mean… Ah, Halloween: a time for costumes, candy, and… improv? Absolutely! At its core, Halloween and improv both celebrate the joy of stepping into new characters and embracing the unexpected. Let’s explore 10 improve prompts for the spooky season.

‘Cirque Bon Bon’ was mesmerising.

While the Piazza is packed for the rest of the ‘Cirque Bon Bon’ BrisFest run, you can catch Jacs Entertainment’s next enthralling circus show at Brisbane Powerhouse this December, with their upcoming production, ‘Jingle’.

Celebrate National Hobbit Day with an exploration of five stageplays based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings. From the popular musical adaptation to hilarious parodies, these productions bring Middle-earth to life on stage.

These skills are not only the foundation for creating compelling performances but also the tools that enable audiences to appreciate the intricate nuances of theatre.

In this beginner’s guide, we will delve into seven dramatic purposes, elucidating their significance and how they contribute to theatrical expression.

Regardless of the method chosen, “Excuses” is more than just a game. It’s an exercise in creativity, adaptability, and collaboration. For those new to improv, it’s a fantastic introduction to the world of spontaneous storytelling. For seasoned pros, it’s a fun way to hone skills and think outside the box.

‘The Making of Pinocchio’ was personal.

In its audacity and complexity, “The Making of Pinocchio” blurs the line between the familiar and the taboo, creating a space for contemplation and reflection, and beckoning the audience to a place where honesty, creativity, and self-acceptance converge.

‘Crazy F*cking B*tches’ was unapologetic.

A non-narrative physical theatre piece, ‘Crazy F*cking B*tches’ is radical in both it’s form and it’s content with a complete disregard in presenting itself in a digestible manner.