‘Flight’ was indescribable.
Are you ready to take a trip of a lifetime? Then HOTA and Darkfield Australia have you covered! Get ready for one epic FLIGHT, you won’t want to miss boarding!
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It’s October 3rd… “Mean Girls” fans, have you seen the Broadway musical adaptation? Our latest article explores the differences between the movie and musical, from new characters to catchy music. #MeanGirls #Broadway #Musicals
Australia’s favourite adults-only Christmas comedy, ‘A Very Naughty Christmas’ returns in 2023. Spreading Christmas cheer to those on Santa’s naughty list, the…
Here you have it, 13 dramatic forms and styles that are not only a joy to explore but also invaluable tools for theatre education.
While most of us are aware of the standard advice – practice hard, dress appropriately, and know your material – there are some lesser-discussed strategies that can give you an edge. Let’s dive into the unconventional wisdom.
From Schoolies Week antics to political upheaval, these four Aussie plays provide a glimpse into the live experience of Queenslanders and the talent of local theatremakers.
‘Pacific Mother’ was thought-provoking.
‘Pacific Mother’, by Japanese actress and freediver Sachito Fukumoto, is an awe-inspiring documentary that takes us on a compelling journey through the Pacific, sharing the birthing stories of women who are intimately connected to the ocean. Showing in select Australian cinemas from September 19, 2023.
From teenage dilemmas to social commentary, these Australian plays are a reflection of the times, offering insightful, entertaining, and challenging narratives.
‘Unconditional’ was revealing.
Theatre like this is life-affirming: it reflects ourselves in all our glory. Flawed, lost and constantly seeking love from those around us. It was all at once painful and beautiful.
‘Everybody Loves Jeanne’ was captivating.
The acting performances of Blanche Gardin, Laurent Lefitte and Maxence Tual are remarkable, as is the script. Even the music performed by various characters in the film adds to its charm and meaning. In Australian cinemas from September 9th.
‘The Crime is Mine’ was side-splitting.
A screwball comedy with a feminist edge and an endearing charm, ‘The Crime is Mine’ is a must-see for fans of the eccentrically quirky films of the 30s and 40s. In Australian cinemas from October 12th.
