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Title:  Big Fish Presented By:  Spotlight Theatrical Company Genre:  Musical Theatre Synopsis: Big Fish follows Edward Bloom, a travelling salesman known for his larger-than-life stories. As his life nears its end, his son Will seeks to uncover the truth behind these incredible tales and understand the man his father really is. The musical blends fantasy and reality in a heartfelt story about family, love, and storytelling. Audition Date:  Sunday April 12th, 2026 Audition Time:  From 10AM Audition Location and Address:  Spotlight Theatre, 185-187 Ashmore Rd, Benowa QLD 4217 Audition Requirements: Dance Call - Auditionees do not need to prepare anything in advance. Please wear clothing suitable for movement and appropriate footwear. Bring a water bottle and arrive stretched and warmed up. Vocal Auditions - Prepare two contrasting songs (approximately 90 seconds each) that best showcase vocal, acting, and character ability. The panel may not hear both pieces. Please bring backing tracks on a device that can connect via Bluetooth speaker. Callbacks - Callbacks will be held on Monday 13 April 2026. Selected auditionees will be provided with material from the show to prepare. Successful performers will be contacted within a few days following callbacks. Audition Registration: Complete the Audition Form HERE. Audition Pack: Big Fish Audition Pack Performance Dates:  July 30th - August 15th, 2026 Performance Location:  Spotlight Theatre, 185-187 Ashmore Rd, Benowa QLD 4217 Rehearsal Dates:  Starting Sunday April 19th Rehearsal Times:   Mondays & Thursdays - 7 - 10PM Sundays - 10AM - 6PM Rehearsal Location:  Spotlight Theatre, 185-187 Ashmore Rd, Benowa QLD 4217 Warnings: Themes surrounding illness, death, and complex family relationships Performer Age: Typically 16+ (varies by role) Production Website:   Spotlight Theatrical Company - Big Fish Other information: Spotlight is a community theatre company producing large-scale musical productions with opportunities for performers, creatives, and volunteers. Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Edward Bloom (Male, 25–55): A charming, charismatic storyteller nearing the end of his life and seeking to reconnect with his son. Loving husband and father with a passion for storytelling. Young Edward is optimistic, energetic, and romantic; must captivate the audience and sell his larger-than-life tales. Strong actor with a big voice and movement ability; capable of leading musical numbers. Role spans ages 18–60 and may be split between two actors.Vocal Range: Bari-Tenor (G2–G4)Songs: Be the Hero, Fight the Dragons, Showdown, Start Over, How It Ends, Out There on the Road, Time Stops, Closer to Her, Daffodils, Red White and True Sandra (Female, 25–55): Patient, calm, and the grounding force to Edward’s enthusiasm. Deeply devoted to both her husband and son, she strives to bring them together. Young Sandra is sweet, hopeful, and romantic. Requires strong vocals, expressive acting, and solid dance ability. Role spans ages 18–60 and may be split between two actors.Vocal Range: Soprano (G3–E5, mix/belt)Songs: Alabama Lambs, Time Stops, Daffodils, Red White and True, Two Men in My Life, I Don’t Need a Roof Will Bloom (Male, 20–30): Earnest, serious, and thoughtful. Struggles to reconcile his father’s fantastical stories with reality. A successful professional and new husband, he must guide the emotional journey toward understanding and acceptance. Strong tenor voice required; no dance; strong acting focus.Vocal Range: Tenor (C#3–G4)Songs: Strangers, Strangers Reprise, Showdown, What’s Next, Be the Hero (Reprise) Young Will (Male, 10–12): Curious and increasingly skeptical of his father’s stories. Participates in storytelling scenes. Primarily an acting role with a small singing moment in Fight the Dragons . Josephine (Female, 20–30): Will’s wife. Intelligent, grounded, and compassionate. Acts as a bridge between Will and Edward, helping interpret the meaning behind the stories. Non-singing, non-dancing role requiring strong acting. Karl the Giant (Male, any age): Edward’s gentle, intelligent best friend. Shy with a quiet charisma but a commanding presence. Requires a strong bass voice and physical presence; must be comfortable performing on stilts.Vocal Range: Bass (A2–D4)Songs: On the Road, Start Over Amos Calloway (Male, 30–50): Eccentric and flamboyant circus owner (and werewolf in Edward’s tales). Requires strong character acting and comedic ability. Singing role with emphasis on personality over vocal power.Vocal Range: Baritone (C3–F5, touches G5)Songs: Closer to Her, Start Over The Witch (Female, any age): Commanding, confident storyteller who inspires Edward to live boldly. Strong belt required with some movement ability.Vocal Range: Mezzo (F3–F5)Songs: I Know What You Want Ensemble / Featured Ensemble (12 performers): All ensemble members sing and move; some will have more advanced dance requirements. Featured ensemble roles are drawn from this group. Jenny Hill (Female, 25–55): Edward’s first love; a dreamer in youth, later disillusioned but dignified. Plays a key role in helping Will understand Edward. Strong belt preferred with some movement. May be split between two actors.Vocal Range: Mix/Belt to E5Songs: Ashton’s Favorite Son, Out There on the Road Don Price (Male, 20–45): Snarky bully and Sandra’s former fiancé; later becomes mayor. Larger-than-life character with strong acting presence.Vocal Range: Baritone (C3–F#4)Songs: Out There on the Road, Start Over Zacky Price (Male, 20–45): Don’s awkward, nerdy brother. Character role requiring strong acting. Doctor Bennett (Male, 30+): Kind, warm, and honest physician. Straight acting role; no singing or dancing required. Red Fang (Male, 18–28): War villain. Requires physicality for fight scenes and movement. Ashton Mayor (Male, 30+): Classic small-town mayor; friendly and approachable character. Alabama Lambs (Female, 18+): Two performers who act as Sandra’s friends at the circus. Strong singing and dance ability required. Fisherman (Any, 18+): Comedic hometown character. Strong singing and movement skills preferred.

Title:  The Wizard of Oz Presented By:  Villanova Players Genre:  Musical Theatre Synopsis: The timeless tale in which young Dorothy Gale travels from Kansas, over the rainbow, to the magical Land of Oz. This production uses the RSC version, which stays faithful to the classic film while being adapted for the stage. Characters such as Glinda, Scarecrow, Tinman, Lion, Wizard, and the Emerald City Guard also have Kansas counterparts, and the show features expanded chorus roles with singing and speaking parts. Audition Date:  April 9th - 10th, 2026 Audition Time:  11AM - 10PM Audition Location and Address:  Ron Hurley Theatre, 28 Tallowwood Street, Seven Hills, QLD Audition Self-Tape Due (if applicable):  April 10th, 2026 Audition Requirements: Please prepare 2 contrasting songs of about 30 seconds each. At the audition, you will be asked to do a cold read and will be taught choreography that you will have to present during the session. Please bring chorus/dance shoes if you have them. Audition Registration: Complete Expression of Interest form and Book an Audition Time. Video auditions can be submitted to jacquelinekerr28@gmail.com . Audition Pack: The Wizard of Oz Audition Pack Performance Dates:  November 20th - 22nd, 2026 (Possible performances November 25th & 26th). Performance Times:   Friday - 7:30PM Saturday - 2PM & 7:30PM Sunday - 2PM Performance Location:  Ron Hurley Theatre, Seven Hills, QLD Rehearsal Dates:  September 2nd - November 19th, 2026 Rehearsal Times: Monday & Wednesday, 7PM - 9:30PM Saturday September 5th, 1PM - 5PM Saturday September 12th, 1PM - 5PM Sundays (from September 20th), 10AM - 4PM Rehearsal Location:  Ron Hurley Theatre, Seven Hills, QLD Performer Age:  Adults and children (children will be double cast) Creative Team: Director - Jacqueline Kerr Production Website:   Villanova Players - The Wizard of Oz Other information: Dorothy Gale has already been cast. Contact Jacqueline Kerr via email for further information. Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Glinda / Aunty Em (Female, 40–50s): Must sustain high soprano Scarecrow / Hunk (Male, 20–40s): Tenor Tinman / Hickory (Male, 20–40s): Tenor Lion / Zeke (Male, 20–40s): Tenor Wizard / Travelling Salesman (Male, 20–40s): Non-singing role Emerald City Guard / Uncle Henry (Male, 40–50s): Tenor Wicked Witch / Miss Gulch (Female, any age): Non-singing role Chorus: Adults (14 total): Dancers with skills in ballet, soft shoe, tap, or jazz. Singing and acting ability advantageous. Children (20 total, 10 per show – double cast): Roles include Munchkins, poppies, and monkeys. Must be able to sing and perform basic movement.

Title: Spotlight Night: Role Reversal Presented By: Ipswich Musical Theatre Company Genre: Musical Theatre / Showcase / Open Mic Synopsis: Formerly known as Open Mic, IMTC Spotlight Night is a curated evening of musical theatre performances showcasing talented local artists in a supportive and high-quality environment. The event features a selection of performers presenting songs based on a central theme, while also raising funds to support the company and future events. Audition Self-Tape Due: April 12th, 2026 Audition Requirements: Prepare up to 2 Broadway musical theatre songs (maximum 5 minutes each) Songs must align with the event theme Solos, duets, and trios are welcome Videos must be single, unedited takes recorded within the last 6 months Piano or backing track permitted Audition Registration: Apply via online form HERE Performance Dates: Friday April 24th, 2026 Performance Times: 7PM Production Website: Ipswich Musical Theatre Company - Spotlight Night: Role Reversal Other information: A limited number of performance slots are available All successful performers (18+) will be required to pay a small performer fee Designed as a supportive opportunity for performers to stay performance-ready and engage with the musical theatre community Theme: Role Reversal – musical theatre songs reimagined beyond their traditional roles or ages, encouraging fresh perspectives and bold creative choices

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< Back CABARET: Marvelous: A Risqué Parody - Fever, Twelfth Night Theatre 18 Mar 2026 Season: March 18th - April 4th 2026 Title: MARVELous: A Risqué Parody Presented By: Fever & Twelfth Night Theatre, Brisbane Genre: Live Show / Cabaret / Parody Theatre Synopsis: MARVELous: A Risqué Parody flips the Marvel Universe on its head with outrageous comedy, jaw‑dropping stunts, live vocals, aerial performance, dance, and irreverent twists on iconic superhero moments. This adult‑oriented variety show blends circus‑style spectacle, cabaret energy, and musical parody into an over‑the‑top theatrical experience guaranteed to entertain and surprise. Performance Dates: March 18th - April 4th, 2026 Performance Times: Wednesday - Friday & Sunday 7:30PM Saturday 2:30PM & 7:30PM Performance Location and Address: Twelfth Night Theatre, 4 Cintra Road, Bowen Hills QLD 4006, Australia Ticket Costs: $99 - $139 Ticket Link: Buy Tickets - MARVELous Warnings: Adult‑themed content, risqué humour, and material unsuitable for young children. Recommended Age: 15 + (Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult) Duration: Approximately 80 minutes, no interval Production Website: Fever - MARVELous Other Information: Twelfth Night Theatre is a well‑established live performance venue in Bowen Hills with wheelchair‑accessible seating available (bookable via the ticket options). A companion seat is included for guests requiring assistance (proof may be requested onsite). Contact the theatre directly for accessibility needs beyond standard wheelchair width limits. Previous Next

< Back THEATRE: Oedipus Doesn't Live Here Anymore - Australian Performing Arts Conservatory 14 Apr 2026 Season: April 14th - 15th, 2026 Title: Oedipus Doesn’t Live Here Anymore Presented By: The Australian Performing Arts Academy Genre: Theatre / Comedy‑Drama Synopsis: A razor‑sharp, darkly funny reimagining of the classic Oedipus story, this play imagines what happens when the tragic tale is transplanted into a contemporary setting — think Oedipus as a “Logan bogan.” Expect thought‑provoking twists, sharp humour and a fresh new take on the ancient Greek myth. Performance Dates: April 14th - 15th, 2026 Performance Times: Tuesday - 1PM & 6:30PM Wednesday - 12PM Performance Location and Address: Pip Theatre, 20 Park Road, Milton QLD 4064 Ticket Costs: Free entry — booking required. Ticket Link: Book Tickets - Oedipus Duration: 90 minutes Cast: Cale Evans Gemma Bouveng Jazlin Briscoe Shirley Moran Sophie Briggs Production Website: APAC - Oedipus Doesn't Live Here Anymore Other information: Tickets are free but bookings are required. Check directly with the organiser for accessibility information and exact venue details. Previous Next