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Starry Night Presented by: Australian Performing Arts Conservatory (APAC) Venue: PIP Theatre Date Attended: 5 August 2026 Writer: Adam Szymkowicz Director: Sean Dennehy Assistant Director: Nathanael Hammond Intimacy Coordinator: Heidi Gledhill Musical Director: Shannan Evison Musical Director and Arranger: Simon Chamberlain Voice Coach: Marcus Oborn Photography: Joe Nucifora “Everything important is a little scary.” Hearing the opening notes of Don McLean’s ‘Vincent’ had me convinced that I knew where Starry Night was heading. It’s a ballad that I know intimately. APAC’s musical theatre students opened the show with a gorgeous a cappella arrangement. Their wistful, warm, slightly melancholic harmonies unfolded beneath projections of Vincent van Gogh’s artwork. Despite the title, Adam Szymkowicz’s Starry Night is in fact not a play about Van Gogh. The painting becomes a source of comfort for Ashley. She is learning how to carry on after losing Eric, her partner and best friend. Directed by Sean Dennehy, the play unfolds through interconnected vignettes over one night in a small lakeside town. People paint, write in journals, swim, go fishing, sit beneath the stars, confess feelings, and try to understand one another. Ashley moves in and out of these encounters, observing other people’s stories while slowly piecing together her own. Existentialism runs through the veins of this play. Its characters think about timing, possibility, identity, relationships, and all the uncertainty that comes with being alive. Szymkowicz threads these ideas through ordinary human behaviour; awkward, shy, defensive, curious... Every character seems to be reaching for something, even when we only meet them for a few minutes. That vignette structure gives the APAC ensemble plenty of brief moments to make their mark before the play drifts on to somebody else’s story. Zoe Joy Smith carried much of the production as Ashley, moving through these other people’s stories while grief keeps pulling her back to her own. Smith has a naturally strong, clear voice that easily fills the space. At times, however, that strength worked against the more intimate sections of the script. Ashley’s asides to the audience sounded much the same as her direct conversations with the characters. A greater contrast in volume, rhythm, and focus would distinguish her private narration and make it feel like we were being let a little further inside her head. Still, Smith has the considerable task of carrying the bulk of the dialogue, and Ashley remains our steady point of return. As Eric, Giorgio Impiccini exists through Ashley’s memories and imagined conversations with the man she lost. Within those recollections, Impiccini brought tenderness and warmth to Eric, while maintaining that bittersweet sense that he is just out of reach. Later, he accompanied himself on guitar for ‘A Horse with No Name’ (joined by the musical theatre students) in another glimpse of Ashley’s memories. Music has an extraordinary power to suddenly return us to a person, place, or moment. And for a few minutes, Ashley has him back with her. Jordan Pearce gave a thoughtful performance as Herbert, Ashley’s steady companion, source of comfort, and remarkably patient friend, even if he occupies the uncomfortable position of ‘second choice’ in her life. Herbert is fascinated by all the possible directions their lives could have taken, while Ashley is less willing to indulge his “what ifs”. The rest of the ensemble are given slivers of stage time and make the most of them. Xavier Witney stood out whenever he appeared and was also responsible for one of the funniest interludes, alongside Troy Cations, as two fishermen sharing an enjoyably peculiar conversation. Cations also got a wonderfully strange monologue when Ashley imagines that a dog she meets on a walk can speak to her. Finally given the chance to air every frustration, anxiety, and grievance he has with his humans, the dog provided one of my favourite detours of the night. I would happily watch Cations take on more comedy roles. Lauren Shaw also brought a lovely sincerity to her journal confession scene, while Skye Gerke appeared comfortable and natural onstage in hers. Both suggested strong acting instincts that I’d be interested to see more of. Nadia Thivy, Jazmyn Rademacher, Jordan Wendt, and Nathanael Hammond rounded out the ensemble across the play’s many fleeting encounters. There is plenty of lyrical writing within Starry Night. Several beautiful lines needed a moment of silence after them. But the dialogue was delivered at a fast pace, which meant some of the play’s poetry passed by before it had time to settle in the mind. This was particularly important within Ashley’s grief. She reads Eric’s journals, imagines conversations with him, and tries to reconstruct someone who is no longer there. One of the most affecting lines comes when she admits, “I miss hearing what he thinks about things.” It’s such a simple description of loss, but such a truthful one. You don’t only lose someone’s presence. You lose their opinions, reactions, jokes, and all the tiny pieces of them that existed alongside you. Visually, the production created a rather lovely little world. Movable black blocks sat amongst artificial grass, flower beds, and leafy scenery borrowed from PIP Theatre’s concurrent production of Love Song. A flowering tree framed one side of the stage, while the greenery established the lakeside setting. Projections of Van Gogh’s artwork gave the production a distinct atmosphere and connected Ashley’s attachment to The Starry Night with its themes of memory, beauty, and finding light within darkness. Lighting worked beautifully with the projections, with silhouettes against the lake making these private conversations seem very small beneath one enormous night sky. The ensemble appeared in black, white, and denim, while Ashley, Herbert, and Eric wore yellow to echo the glowing colours of the painting. Vincent Van Gogh's final words were “The sadness will last forever.” Starry Night allows grief to be enormous without allowing it to become the only thing in the room. Life continues around Ashley, and healing is found in conversations, friendships, shared stories, choices, and the willingness to let another person become important to you. We begin amongst melancholy and memory beneath a painting filled with stars, then finish with the ensemble singing ‘Here Comes the Sun’. It’s a lovely musical bookend, taking us from Van Gogh’s loneliness towards the promise that darkness eventually gives way to light. As one character wisely advises, “Enjoy being young, but try to be a bit less dumb, please.” These characters are all attempting exactly that, learning how to live, love, lose, and begin again. The production gave its emerging performers an interesting challenge, requiring them to shift quickly between comedy, naturalism, philosophy, and grief. Starry Night is a thoughtful little play, and Dennehy’s production finds plenty of sweetness, humour, and hope along the way.

Title: The Prom: School Edition Presented By: BG Performing Arts Genre: Teen Musical / Musical Theatre Synopsis: The Prom: School Edition follows four eccentric Broadway stars whose careers have stalled and who are desperate for a new cause to revive their public profiles. When they discover that a student in a small Indiana town simply wants to attend prom with her girlfriend, they travel to the town to support her. Their arrival turns the local prom upside down and brings the community together in an uplifting story about acceptance, equality, friendship and being true to yourself. Audition Date: Sunday August 30th, 2026 Audition Time: 12:30PM - 5:30PM Audition Location and Address: 12 Jamieson Street, Bowen Hills QLD 4006 Audition Requirements: Please familiarise yourself with all the dance, vocal and acting materials provided in the Dropbox link. You have the choice to participate in the intermediate or advanced dance call. A demonstration video for both calls are available and we strongly encourage learning the choreography prior. Please bring any necessary acting/vocal materials, appropriate shoes, sufficient water, sweat towel, snacks and anything else you may need. Audition Registration: Register for The Prom auditions here Audition Pack: The Prom Audition Pack Performance Dates: Saturday September 26th, 2026 Performance Times: 2:30PM 7:00PM Performance Location: The Star Theatre, Wynnum State High School, 5 Peel Street, Manly QLD 4178. Rehearsal Dates: Monday September 21st – Saturday September 26th, 2026 Rehearsal Times: Mon - Thurs - 9AM - 5PM Fri - 9AM - 8:30PM Sat - 10AM - 9:30PM Rehearsal Location: Mon - Thurs - Bowen Hills Studio, 12 Jamieson Street, Bowen Hills QLD 4006 Fri & Sat - The Star Theatre, Wynnum SHS, 5 Peel Street, Manly QLD 4178 Performer Age: 14 – 18 years Creative Team: Director - Sam Caruna Choreographer - Bella Gordon Musical Director - Kate Baxter Production Website: BG Performing Arts – The Prom: School Edition Other information: This is a school holiday musical theatre workshop and performance program rather than a conventional auditioned mainstage production. Workshop dates are Monday 21 September–Saturday 26 September 2026. The program is designed for performers aged 14–18. Workshop cost: $400. The final performance will be presented twice on Saturday 26 September. Tickets are $35 for ages 3+. BG Performing Arts describes itself as a Brisbane youth performing arts school providing professional training in musical theatre, dance and related performance disciplines. Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Emma Nolan | Teenager in Indiana. A reluctant poster child for LGBT youth. Very smart. A bit of a tomboy quality. Alyssa Greene | A cheerleader and top student. Secretly Emma's girlfriend. Faces constant pressure from her mother and friends. Tom Hawkins | The straitlaced school principal. An ally to Emma and a long-time fan of Dee Dee. Mrs Greene | Alyssa's intimidating, conservative, but ultimately loving mother. The head of the PTA. Shelby, Kaylee, Nick, Kevin | Other students at school who bully (but who eventually learn to accept) Emma. Barry Glickman | Flamboyant Broadway star. Completely politically incorrect and doesn't know it. Longs to give Emma the prom he was unable to have as a teen. Dee Dee Allen | Broadway diva. A huge ego to match her huge talent. Hilariously self-involved, but yearns to do something goof for someone other than herself. Trent Oliver | Pretentious Juilliard graduate recently cast in the non-Equity tour of Godspell. Loves to hear himself speak. Angie Dickinson | An ensemble member in the Broadway production of Chicago. Jaded Fosse girl with a heart of gold. Sheldon Saperstein | A charismatic press agent. Ensemble | Olivia Keating, Opening night party attendees, Reporters, High school students, PTA members, Motel Clerk, Cast of the non-equity tour of Godspell, Monster truck rally audience, Mrs Greene's friend, LGBT Students.

Title: Finding Nemo JR Presented By: Phoenix Arts Academy / Phoenix Ensemble Genre: Junior Musical / Family Musical Synopsis: Finding Nemo JR brings the beloved underwater adventure of Nemo, Marlin and Dory to the stage. The story follows Nemo, a curious young clownfish born with a "lucky fin", as he embarks on an adventure that takes him far from home. His anxious and overprotective father, Marlin, sets out to find him, meeting an unforgettable cast of sea creatures along the way, including the optimistic Dory. The production explores family, courage, friendship, adventure and learning to embrace the things that make us different. Audition Date: Saturday August 29th, 2026 Audition Time: 10AM – 11:30AM – Junior Ensemble Group Audition 12PM – 1:30PM – Leads & Senior Ensemble Group Audition 2PM – 5PM – Lead & Featured Senior Ensemble Individual Audition Audition Location and Address: Phoenix Ensemble, Beenleigh Showgrounds. Access via the gate at 60 James Street, Beenleigh QLD. Audition Requirements: Junior Ensemble – Prep to Grade 4: Participate in a group dance and singing workshop. Learn a short routine and part of a song. No preparation is required. Students in Grades 3–4 wishing to audition for Nemo must also attend an afternoon individual audition. Prepare 30 seconds–1 minute of a song from a Disney movie or musical. Sing with a backing track with no lead vocals. Bring a device or USB containing the backing track. A YouTube link is also acceptable. Lead Roles & Senior Ensemble – Grades 5–12: Participate in the group dance and singing workshop from 12:00pm–1:30pm. No preparation is required for the group session. Students wishing to be considered for a lead or featured Senior Ensemble role must also attend an afternoon individual audition. Individual auditions will be conducted in groups of four, with approximately 30 minutes per group. Prepare 30 seconds–1 minute of a song from a Disney movie or musical. Backing track must not contain lead vocals. Bring a device or USB containing the backing track. A YouTube link is also acceptable. Present acting scenes with a partner. Audition scenes are provided in the audition pack and do not need to be printed or memorised, although auditionees are encouraged to read through them several times beforehand. Senior Ensemble – Ensemble Only: Students who only wish to participate in the Senior Ensemble and attend the reduced rehearsal commitment do not need to complete the individual audition. Auditionees should wear comfortable, casual clothing suitable for movement and closed-in shoes. Sneakers are recommended; dance shoes are welcome but not required. Bring a bottle of water. Audition Registration: Register for Finding Nemo JR auditions Audition Pack: Finding Nemo JR Audition Pack Performance Dates & Times: Friday 2 October 2026 – 6PM Saturday 3 October 2026 – 10AM & 1PM Performance Location: Phoenix Ensemble, Beenleigh Showgrounds Rehearsal Dates: September 21st - October 2nd, 2026 Rehearsal Times: Monday–Friday, 9AM - 3PM daily, except Friday 2 October, which will have a later start before the first performance. Rehearsal Location: Phoenix Ensemble, Beenleigh Showgrounds Performer Age: School-aged students from Prep to Grade 12 in 2026 Creative Team: Director: Julianne Clinch Music Director: Kym Brown Production Website: Phoenix Arts Academy - Finding Nemo Jr Other information: The production is open to all school-aged students from Prep to Grade 12 in 2026, not just current Phoenix Arts Academy students. Casting will be gender fluid depending on the diversity of participants. Students may be cast as characters of a different gender, and character genders may be changed where appropriate. There are no strict age restrictions for individual roles. The creative team will consider each student's strengths, preferences and suitability for the role. Lead roles will have solos and dialogue to memorise. Lead Roles & Featured Senior Ensemble - Participants will attend the full 10-day project from 21 September–2 October, plus all performances. Junior & Senior Ensemble - Participants will attend the first Monday and the second week of the project, plus performances. Production Fees - Lead Roles & Featured Senior Ensemble: $300 Production Fees - Senior & Junior Ensemble: $200 Fees cover production costs including scripts, backing tracks, costume pieces, some base costume elements that participants will keep after the production, and a show T-shirt. Students must bring their own lunch and snacks each day and will likely need to provide their own performance shoes. Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Nemo - A curious young clownfish born with a "lucky fin", who brims with wonder and eagerness for adventure. Marlin - Nemo's anxious and overprotective father, who prefers the safety of his anemone to the unknowns of the open ocean. Dory - An optimistic, bubbly and sociable blue tang who experiences frequent short-term memory loss. Junior Ensemble | Prep–Grade 4. The Junior Ensemble participates in group singing, dancing and scenes as: Reef Kids Moonfish Turtle Kids Gulls Supporting roles cast from the Junior Ensemble: Pearl - An excitable and friendly flapjack octopus. Sheldon - An H₂O-intolerant seahorse with an appetite for trouble. Squirt - The fearless, buoyant offspring of Crush the turtle. Tad - A self-admittedly obnoxious butterflyfish. Senior Ensemble | Grades 5–12. The Senior Ensemble participates in group singing, dancing and scenes as: Assorted Fish Sharks Jellyfish Turtles Gulls Supporting Senior Ensemble Roles – Solo Singing Bubbles - A friendly yellow tang who is captivated by bubbles and exclusively uses the word "bubbles" to communicate. Bloat - An open-minded and supportive blowfish who is proud to be part of the Tank Gang. Gurgle - A nervous royal gramma fish who enjoys the regulated cleanliness of the aquarium tank. Peach - A mature, down-to-earth starfish who offers guidance and reassurance to all. Gill - A relentless and inspiring leader with a set of battle scars and a torn fin who will stop at nothing to return to the freedom of the ocean. Professor Ray - Nemo's enthusiastic, encyclopaedic stingray teacher. Bruce - The intimidating ringleader of the sharks who is dedicated to adopting a vegetarian diet. Anchor & Chum - Two of Bruce's loyal shark cronies. Crush - A laid-back, 150-year-old sea turtle who knows how to hang loose. Supporting Senior Ensemble Roles – Acting Coral - Nemo's brave mother and Marlin's wife. Nigel - A friendly, sharp-eyed pelican who is proud to know all the local happenings of Sydney Harbour. Reef Kids' Parents - Supporting acting roles within the ensemble.

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< Back CHILDREN'S THEATRE: Fractured Fairytales - LoganARTS, RAVA Productions 20 Aug 2026 Season: August 20th, 2026 Title: Fractured Fairytales Presented By: RAVA Productions, Logan ARTS Genre: Children's Theatre / Family Synopsis: Fairy tales have fractured! Classic stories have tipped higgledy-piggledy and favourite characters are all in a muddle. Two children are whisked away to fairyland, where they encounter familiar characters including Little Red, a grumpy grandma, music-loving pigs, a lonely giant, and a love-struck prince and princess. They must piece the fairy tales back together before midnight, learning along the way who to trust, when to help, the importance of kindness, and to look beyond first impressions. Performance Dates: Thursday August 20th, 2026 Performance Times: 10AM Performance Location and Address: Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct, 270 Jacaranda Avenue, Kingston QLD 4114 Ticket Costs: Entry – $17 Ticket Link: Buy Tickets - Fractured Fairytales Recommended Age: 6–11 years / Prep–Year 6 Duration: 60 minutes + Q&A Production Website: Logan ARTS - Fractured Fairytales Other information: The production is suitable for school groups and families and aligns with Children's Book Week 2026. Seats for patrons with mobility difficulties and Companion Card holders are available to book online. Select the “I have accessibility requirements” option when booking. For further assistance, contact the Box Office on 07 3412 5626. Previous Next

< Back BURLESQUE: Nocturnelle - Dita Von Teese, QPAC 17 Aug 2026 Season: August 17th - 19th, 2026 Title: Dita Von Teese – Nocturnelle Presented By: TEG Dainty, QPAC Genre: Burlesque Synopsis: With her signature mystery and old-Hollywood glamour, burlesque icon Dita Von Teese returns to QPAC in 2026 with her spectacular new world tour, Nocturnelle . Her most ambitious show yet, Nocturnelle is a sensual spectacle inspired by the golden age of magic, blending sophisticated striptease with the art of illusion. The full ensemble is kept secret, with a hand-picked cast of world-class neo-burlesque artists joining Dita Von Teese for an unforgettable evening of glamour, mystery and spectacle. Performance Dates: August 17th - 19th, 2026 Performance Times: 8PM Performance Location and Address: Concert Hall, Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Cultural Centre, South Bank, Brisbane QLD Ticket Costs: $99.90 – $199.90 Ticket Link: Buy Tickets - Nocturnelle Warnings: Burlesque and sophisticated striptease. Recommended Age: 18+ Duration: 2 hours 20 minutes, including interval Cast: Dita Von Teese and a hand-picked cast of world-class neo-burlesque artists. The full ensemble is kept secret. Creative Team: Dita Von Teese / TEG Dainty Production Website: QPAC - Nocturnelle Other information: A VIP Add-On is available for eligible ticket holders. It includes a post-show meet and greet with Dita Von Teese, a photo opportunity on the patron's own camera phone with professional lighting, and a personally dedicated and autographed souvenir print. Guests may also bring a copy of Dita's book, magazine or other collectible for her to sign. The VIP Add-On must be purchased with a show ticket and is subject to availability. Companion Card tickets accompanying VIP Meet & Greet purchasers are not eligible for the full list of VIP inclusions. Patrons who use a wheelchair or require assistance due to mobility difficulties can call QPAC on 136 246 to book accessible seating or email info@qtix.com.au . QPAC also provides a Concert Hall Visual and Sensory Guide. Previous Next