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Description: Experience the thrill of becoming a professional Musical Theatre performer in this exhilarating "triple threat" training workshop. Led by industry professionals, this five-day program on the Sunshine Coast, QLD, caters to aspiring performers aged 7-17, providing training in singing, dancing, acting, film, television, and audition techniques. Immerse yourself in a vibrant, inclusive, and fun-filled environment, make new friends, and showcase your talents in a dazzling Broadway Musical performance. Details: • Date: Monday to Friday, 08/04/2024 - 12/04/2024 • Time: 9 am - 3 pm • Location: Mountain Creek State High School - Performing Arts Centre Features: • Singing, dancing, acting, and film/television training • End-of-workshop showcase with costumes, lighting, and sets • Opportunity for auditions for main roles • Age-appropriate groupings for students Ticket Information: Book your spot now as spaces are limited! Booking Link Contact: • Email: admin@mthi.com.au Workshop Coordinators: Libby: • Extensive background in performing arts • Professional experience with Harvest Rain and national tours • Choreographer for GREASE The Arena Experience Riley: • Awarded ATCL in Speech and Drama and Musical Theatre • Bachelor of Music (Musical Theatre) • Experienced performer in various musicals and on-screen • Creator and performer of "In Flight Entertainment" Embark on this inspiring adventure with Riley and Libby at the Musical Theatre Holiday Intensive. Unleash your potential, make lasting memories, and enjoy the magic of musical theatre!

Join the musical extravaganza at the Doo Bop Bar on Tuesday, 25th June, for a night of show tunes and singalongs led by the talented Trevor Jones! DETAILS: • Date: Tuesday, 25th June, 2024 • Time: 7:00pm - 11:00pm • Location: Doo Bop Bar, 101 Edward St, Brisbane City QLD 4000 • Entry: FREE WHAT TO EXPECT: • Trevor Jones, one of Australia's top piano bar entertainers, leading the musical festivities. • Sing along to your favourite show tunes and request songs for the crowd to enjoy. • Bring your sheet music and take the mic to showcase your musical talents. • Dive into the vast repertoire of musicals, from classics like West Side Story and Hello Dolly to modern hits like Hamilton and Dear Evan Hansen. • Special guests popping in every month for unexpected surprises. Get ready for a night of pure joy, music, and theatrical camaraderie. Whether you're a seasoned performer or just love to sing along, Showtunes Tuesday at Doo Bop Bar promises an unforgettable experience. And the best part? It's FREE! Don't miss out on this fantastic musical journey. See you there! 🌟🎭

• By: Music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, book by Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse • Synopsis: Set in the 1920s, "Chicago" is a satirical take on crime and celebrity culture, revolving around Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly, two murderesses seeking fame and acquittal. • Review: Having experienced "Chicago" both on Broadway in 2011 and, more recently, at QPAC, I can attest to the stark difference between the two renditions. The Broadway performance left me with a stale and forgettable impression, but this year's production at QPAC was nothing short of a theatrical revelation, earning a stellar 9/10 from me. The QPAC revival breathed new life into the satirical world of crime and celebrity culture in 1920s Chicago. Every element, from casting to staging, vocals to orchestration, exceeded expectations. The decision to have the orchestra on stage added a dynamic layer to the overall experience. A standout feature was the phenomenal energy brought by the dancers and the brilliance of the choreography. Their performance elevated the entire production, making it a testament to the enduring quality of "Chicago" as a theatrical masterpiece. Roxie, portrayed as a true triple threat, emerged as the highlight of the show for me. Her delightful humour and exceptional talents showcased the character in a new light. Velma, while slightly off-character, compensated with her incredible singing and movement. Despite Anthony Warlow's age seeming too old for the character's portrayal, he made up for it with a fantastic rendition of ‘We Both Reached for the Gun’ and 'Razzle Dazzle'. Mama delivered a memorable performance and an extraordinary rendition of her solo. PLEASE SHARE YOU RATING AND REVIEWS

The 129th Queensland Eisteddfod is set to enchant Brisbane over the Easter long weekend from March 29th to 31st, 2024. Hosted at the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University, South Bank, this prestigious event promises a showcase of exceptional talent across various categories. Event Highlights: • Date: March 29-31, 2024 • Venue: Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University, South Bank Programme Books: Pre-ordered programme books have been dispatched. If not received, contact 2024@queenslandeisteddfod.org.au. Additional programmes available for purchase at Trybooking. Tickets: All participants and attendees need tickets for admission. Season Tickets offer entry to any venue for any session, while Session Tickets allow entry for a specific session. Competitors in Youth Choral Items (Items 116-120) enjoy free admission for relevant sessions. Official Accompanists: A summary of the competition and a list of Official Accompanists are available. Competitors should contact accompanists by March 8th and arrange rehearsal times. Own Choice Music Submission: A new online submission process for own choice music is introduced. Complete the form on the Eisteddfod website separately for each piece by March 8th. Further Information: For detailed information, including the Schedule of Events and Championship Repertoire Lists, visit the Eisteddfod website.