Title: Arise Theatricals’ Brand-New Variety Show 2027 Presented By: Arise Theatrical Genre: Variety/Youth Performance Synopsis: Arise Theatricals is developing a brand-new variety show showcasing talented emerging performers from Brisbane and surrounding areas. The production will bring together young artists with skills across circus, dance, vocals, live music, musical theatre and other variety disciplines, providing them with an opportunity to perform and further develop their craft. Audition Date: Due by the 21st of September Audition Requirements: Your age Your CV (if available) or a short bio A recent headshot (if available) A video of your act recorded in the last 12 months Audition Registration: Email arisetheatricals@gmail.com or directly message their social media accounts @arisetheatricals Audition Pack: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc_GtrbFuN6/?hl=en Performance Dates: Friday 8th of January 2027 Saturday 9th of January 2027 Possible extension for a third performance Performance Times: TBA Performance Location: Brisbane’s southern suburbs; specific venue TBA Rehearsal Dates: TBA Rehearsal Times: TBA Rehearsal Location: Brisbane’s southern suburbs; specific location TBA Warnings: Dependent on individual acts Performer Age: 7+ Production Website: https://www.instagram.com/arisetheatricals/?hl=en Other information: Applicants must be based in Brisbane, Queensland, or the surrounding areas. This is an unpaid community theatre project. The production aims to provide emerging young performers with a professional platform through which they can perform and develop their skills. Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Seeking versatile performers aged 7 years and older. This is a variety production rather than a character-based scripted show, so applicants are being considered according to their individual acts and performance skills. Must be engaging with the audience, confident on stage or have previous experience. Areas of interest include: Circus and acrobatics Dance, including tap and Irish dance Vocal performance and singing Musical theatre Live music and instrumental performance Skating Hula-hoop performance Balance acts Clowning Other distinctive variety or specialty performance skills

Title: Wonderland – A Family Musical Adventure Presented By: Noosa Arts Theatre Genre: Family Musical / Musical Adventure Synopsis: Written and directed by Russell Krause, Wonderland – A Family Musical Adventure is a colourful reimagining of the classic Alice story, filled with music, comedy, magic, and larger-than-life characters. When Alice chooses to follow an unfamiliar path, she discovers a whimsical world populated by a frantic White Rabbit, an enigmatic Cheshire Cat, an eccentric Mad Hatter, a Queen of Hearts obsessed with perfect order, and many other curious inhabitants. Designed for the whole family, the production celebrates imagination, wonder, curiosity, and the joy of stepping into the unexpected. Audition Date: Monday 14 & Wednesday 16 September 2026 Audition Time: Young performers – 4:30pm–5:30pm group session Adult/Lead roles – from 5:30pm Audition Location and Address: Noosa Arts Theatre, 163 Weyba Road, Noosaville QLD 4566 Audition Requirements: The audition process is intended to be friendly, relaxed, and fairly quick. The team is looking for personality, connection to the material, imagination, and responsiveness to direction rather than memorisation or imitation of well-known screen versions. Auditionees do not need to use accents or costumes. For young performers, enthusiasm, confidence, imagination, and a willingness to work as part of a team are valued more highly than prior stage experience. For adult/core roles: Prepare a short song of your own choice, approximately 60 seconds. The song does not need to be from a musical or resemble the style of Wonderland. The song may be performed with a backing track or unaccompanied. If using a backing track, have it cued and ready on your own phone/device. Read the supplied audition extract for the role you are most interested in. Memorisation is not required, though auditionees should be very familiar with the excerpt. You may be asked to repeat part of the scene after receiving a different direction. A short, simple movement/dance combination may also be taught. This is intended to assess rhythm, confidence, character, and willingness to participate rather than advanced dance technique. For young performers: Auditions will mainly take place as a group. The session may include a short warm-up, simple dance/movement routine, group singing, character reactions, and a short reading for performers interested in featured/speaking roles. A prepared solo is optional for young performers. Audition Registration: Book an audition time by contacting Margaret Courtney: Email: theperegianpair@hotmail.com Mobile: 0407 450 621 Audition Pack: Wonderland Character Ages & Audition Excerpts Performance Times: Thursday 7 January – 6:30pm Friday 8 January – 6:30pm Saturday 9 January – 2:00pm Sunday 10 January – 2:00pm Thursday 14 January – 6:30pm Friday 15 January – 6:30pm Saturday 16 January – 2:00pm Sunday 17 January – 2:00pm Performance Location: Noosa Arts Theatre, 163 Weyba Road, Noosaville QLD 4566 Rehearsal Dates: Beginning 29 October 2026 Rehearsal Times: October & November – Tuesday and Friday early evenings or Sunday afternoons, TBC December – Tuesday early evenings and Saturdays, 10:00am–2:00pm Performer Age: Mixed ages. Creative Team: Writer & Director – Russell Krause Production Website: Noosa Arts Theatre – Auditions Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Cheshire Cat | Age range 20+ | Good vocals | The central storyteller and audience guide. Playful, warm, clever, and slightly mysterious. The role requires strong audience connection, stillness, confidence, and comic timing. No “cat voice” is necessary. Alice | Age range 14–25 | Observant, curious, genuine, and determined. Alice is the audience’s entry point into Wonderland, so naturalness, listening, and emotional truth are more important than eccentricity. Queen of Hearts | Age range 25+ | Strong singer | Commanding, theatrical, and very funny, but not simply a one-note villain. She genuinely believes that order and rules are necessary to protect Wonderland. Requires authority, precision, comic seriousness, and flashes of vulnerability. White Rabbit | Age 17+ | Strong singer | Fast, anxious, lovable, and physically comic. The Rabbit is frantic because he genuinely knows something important is unfolding. Requires pace, physicality, clarity, and strong comic instincts. Hatter | Age 17+ | Eccentric, unpredictable, warm, thoughtful, and sincere. The Hatter can move effortlessly between ridiculous comedy and heartfelt sincerity. Performer should be able to sell a song. March Hare | No specific age | The Hatter’s high-energy comic partner. Mischievous, physical, quick, and generous with other performers. Strong comic timing and fearless commitment are important. Tweedle Dee | No specific age | One half of a comic double act. Requires strong rhythm, wordplay, physical precision, and chemistry with Tweedle Dum. The pair should feel deeply connected even while contradicting each other. Tweedle Dum | No specific age | The other half of the Tweedle double act. Requires timing, physicality, partnership, and the ability to switch unexpectedly between nonsense and genuine sincerity. Sleepy Dormouse | No specific age | A character-comedy role built around pauses, facial expression, physical timing, and contrast. Sleepy, slightly grumpy, strange, and capable of suddenly changing pace. Young Ensemble } Approximately ages 8–16 | A small but important ensemble bringing Wonderland to life through roles such as Playing Cards, Cheshire Kittens, Little White Rabbits, Forest Creatures, Flowers, and other colourful characters. There will be opportunities for individual character moments, comedy, featured parts, and short speaking roles.

Title: The Prom Presented By: Phoenix Ensemble Genre: Musical Comedy Synopsis: Four eccentric Broadway stars are desperately in need of a new stage. When they hear that controversy is brewing around a small-town Indiana prom, they decide it is the perfect opportunity to put a spotlight on the issue, and themselves. The town’s parents are determined to keep the high school dance on the “straight and narrow,” but student Emma Nolan simply wants to bring her girlfriend to prom. The visiting Broadway performers join forces with Emma, setting in motion a transformation that brings the community together in the name of love and acceptance. Winner of the Drama Desk Award for Best Musical, The Prom combines the humour and heart of a traditional musical comedy with themes of LGBTQIA+ identity, acceptance, community, and standing up for yourself. Audition Date: Friday 2 & Saturday 3 October 2026 Audition Time: Friday 2 October – from 6:00pm, Saturday 3 October – from 9:00am Compulsory Dance Call: Saturday 3 October, 11:30am–12:30pm Audition Location and Address: Phoenix Ensemble – The Pavilion Theatre, Beenleigh Showgrounds, James Street, Beenleigh QLD Audition Self-Tape Due (if applicable): Video auditions will be accepted for performers unable to attend in person. Email auditions@phoenixensemble.com.au for video submission requirements. Audition Requirements: All auditionees complete an individual audition incorporating singing and acting, plus the compulsory group dance call. Music: Prepare two contrasting songs in the style of the show, each approximately 45 seconds–1 minute. Songs should showcase your voice, demonstrate connection to character and storytelling, and not be from The Prom. No pianist will be provided. Bring backing tracks on a Bluetooth-compatible device or an AUX-compatible device. Acting: Select one of the supplied audition sides corresponding with the character you are auditioning for. If auditioning for multiple characters or ensemble, choose the side you feel most drawn to. The scene does not need to be memorised. All audition scenes should be presented in a General American accent. Dance: All auditionees must attend the group dance call on Saturday 3 October, 11:30am–12:30pm. Choreography will be taught on the day. Bring water and wear clothes suitable for movement. Audition Registration: Book Your Audition Audition Pack:The Prom Audition Pack Performance Dates: Performances commence Friday 5 February 2027 and run for four weeks, concluding before bump-out on Sunday 28 February 2027. Performance Times: Performances are scheduled for Friday and Saturday evenings, with Saturday matinees. There are no Sunday performances. Performance Location: Phoenix Ensemble – The Pavilion Theatre “The Tin Shed”Beenleigh Showgrounds, James Street, Beenleigh QLD Rehearsal Dates: Rehearsals commence Sunday 8 November 2026. Rehearsal Times: Mondays – 7:00pm–10:00pm Wednesdays – 7:00pm–10:00pm Sundays – 2:00pm–8:00pm Warnings: The musical deals with themes including homophobia, LGBTQIA+ discrimination, bullying, conservative opposition to same-sex relationships. Performer Age: All performers must be 18 years or older by the first rehearsal on 8 November 2026. Teenage characters have stage ages of approximately 16–18, but performers themselves must be adults. Creative Team: Director – Hayley Gervais Choreographer – Jaya Music Director – Rae Rose Assistant Director – Emma Parkinson Production Website: Phoenix Ensemble – Auditions Other information: This is an amateur production and no performing roles are paid. Audition outcomes are expected to be communicated by Tuesday 13 October 2026. Callbacks, if required, will be held by invitation on Tuesday 6 October from 7:00pm. Phoenix Ensemble strongly encourages performers from varied cultural, ethnic, and linguistic backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions, religious and political perspectives, people with disability, neurodivergent performers, and performers with a variety of lived experiences to audition. Successful cast members must become financial members of Phoenix Ensemble on or before the first rehearsal. All members must also hold, or be willing and able to obtain, a valid Blue Card. All known rehearsal, performance, and production conflicts should be disclosed when registering. Tech/final rehearsals and the performance period are compulsory attendance dates. Audition enquiries: auditions@phoenixensemble.com.au Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Emma Nolan Female-presenting | Stage age 16–18 Vocal Range: F3–E5 | Strong mix/belt A teenager from Indiana who reluctantly becomes a public face for LGBTQIA+ youth. Emma is highly intelligent with a slightly tomboyish quality, underdog energy, and an endearing awkward/anxious sense of humour. Requires a strong actor and singer. Guitar ability is an advantage but not required. Dee Dee Allen Female-presenting | Stage age 40–55 Vocal Range: E3–D5 | Strong belt or very strong mix/belt A Broadway diva whose enormous ego matches her enormous talent. Dee Dee is hilariously self-involved but begins to yearn for an opportunity to genuinely help someone other than herself. Requires powerful Broadway vocals and a commanding stage presence. Barry Glickman Male-presenting | Stage age 35–45 Vocal Range: B♭3–F#4 A flamboyant Broadway star who is impulsive, theatrical, politically incorrect without realising it, and never afraid to make a scene. Barry becomes particularly invested in Emma’s situation because he longs to give her the prom experience he was unable to have as a teenager. Alyssa Greene Female-presenting | Stage age 16–18 Vocal Range: A♭4–E♭5 A cheerleader, top student, and secretly Emma’s girlfriend. Alyssa faces enormous pressure from her mother and friends and desperately tries to meet everyone’s expectations. She wants to fit in and struggles to find the courage to stand up to her mother. Mr. Hawkins Male-presenting | Stage age 40–50 Vocal Range: G2–F4 The straight-laced and easily flustered principal of a small-town school. Underneath his reserved exterior, he is an enthusiastic Broadway fan. Angie Dickinson Female-presenting | Stage age 40s Vocal Range: A♭4–E5 A long-running ensemble performer in the Broadway production of Chicago, where she has spent approximately 20 years. A jaded Fosse girl with a heart of gold. Requires a strong actor, singer, and dancer. Flexibility is an asset. Mrs. Greene Female-presenting | Stage age 35–45 Vocal Range: A3–C5 Alyssa’s intimidating, conservative single mother and head of the PTA. Deep down, Mrs. Greene recognises that Alyssa is struggling with her identity, but she is frightened of confronting the reality because she fears her daughter will face a difficult life. Trent Oliver Male-presenting | Stage age 30–40 Vocal Range: C3–A♭4 A pretentious Juilliard graduate recently cast in a non-Equity tour of Godspell. Handsome, charming, funny, and very fond of hearing himself speak. Requires a strong actor, singer, and mover. Sheldon Saperstein Open presenting gender | Stage age 30–40 Vocal Range: Open and adjusted to suit performer A charismatic press agent representing both Dee Dee and Barry. Dry wit is essential. Shelby / Ensemble Female-presenting | Stage age 16–18 Vocal Range: A♭4–B♭5 A popular cheerleader, Kaylee’s second-in-command, and Kevin’s girlfriend. She begins as a bully but eventually learns to accept Emma. Kaylee / Ensemble Female-presenting | Stage age 16–18 Vocal Range: A♭4–C5 The head cheerleader and school’s leading mean girl. Nick’s girlfriend. Popular, confident, and admired by her classmates, she initially bullies Emma before eventually learning acceptance. Nick / Ensemble Male-presenting | Stage age 16–18 Vocal Range: C4–F4 A popular school jock and Kaylee’s boyfriend. Extremely handsome and socially successful. He initially participates in bullying Emma but eventually changes his attitude. Kevin / Ensemble Male-presenting | Stage age 16–18 Vocal Range: D3–G4 A school jock, Shelby’s boyfriend, Nick’s right-hand man, and the class clown. Like the other popular students, he begins as a bully before ultimately learning to accept Emma. Ensemble / Multiple Roles Mixed presenting genders | Mixed vocal ranges These tracks cover numerous featured and ensemble characters throughout the show, including Broadway reporters, high school students, parents, Godspell cast members, and other supporting characters. Strong singing, dancing, and acting skills are required.

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< Back THEATRE: Escaped Alone & What If If Only - 3bCreative 18 Sept 2026 Season: September 18th - 27th, 2026 Title: Escaped Alone & What If If Only Presented By: 3bCreative Genre: Contemporary theatre, absurdist drama, dystopian comedy Synopsis: Two acclaimed short plays by Caryl Churchill are presented as an intimate double bill. In What If If Only , a grieving person encounters possible Futures offering alternative paths through loss. In Escaped Alone , four older women share an ordinary afternoon in a backyard while their conversations give way to private fears and startling visions of catastrophe. Together, the plays explore friendship, grief, ageing, anxiety and an uncertain future. Performance Dates and Times: Friday 18 September 2026 — 7:30 PM–9:00 PM Saturday 19 September 2026 — 7:30 PM–9:00 PM Sunday 20 September 2026 — 2:00 PM–3:30 PM Saturday 26 September 2026 — 2:00 PM–3:30 PM Saturday 26 September 2026 — 7:30 PM–9:00 PM Sunday 27 September 2026 — 2:00 PM–3:30 PM Performance Location and Address: The Black Box, The Old Ambulance Station, 80 Howard Street, Nambour QLD 4560 Ticket Costs: $28 *Booking fees may apply. Ticket Link: TryBooking event page Warnings: Themes of grief, bereavement, death, possible suicide, anxiety, phobias, loneliness, catastrophe and environmental destruction. Some material may be emotionally confronting. Recommended Age: Recommended for mature audiences Duration: Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, including an interval. Cast: What If If Only Martin Harding — Someone Susie Bushnell — Future Angel Goulter — Present Kephirah “Rah” Randall — Certainty Cec Rebetzke — Future Voice Lea-Anne Grevett — Future Voice Errol Morrison — Future Voice Jayden Morrison — Future Voice India Morrison — Future Voice Jude Pippen — Future Voice Mike Lean — Future Voice Colin Grevett — Future Voice Escaped Alone Joy Marshall — Mrs Jarrett Rainee Skinner — Vi Juliet Middleton — Sally Joy Hinckley — Lena Creative Team: Playwright: Caryl Churchill Director: Anne Grant Lighting Designer: Daniel Endicott Lighting Crew and Advisory: Colin Grevett and Rob McArthur Sound Creation: Deb Anstey, Colin Grevett and Errol Morrison Sound Operator: Deb Anstey Sound Dramaturg: Stephen Cronin Vocal Coach and Musicianship: Cardie Boydell Stage Manager: Jools Dumbrell Crew: Robert Grant Graphic Designer: Joy Hinckley Photography: Greals Front of House: Ollie Kerr and Kate Parker Black Box Liaison and Assistance: Ian Mackenzie, the Old Ambo Board and Phil Dundarvan Lighting Equipment Assistance: Gregg Gorris and Michael Beh Production Website: 3bCreative Other Information: Audience members must leave the theatre during the interval to allow the space to be reconfigured between the two plays. Patrons with access requirements should contact The Old Ambulance Station before booking. Previous Next

< Back BALLET: The Magic of Ballet - Brisbane Ballet 19 Sept 2026 Season: September 19th - October 17th, 2026 Title: The Magic of Ballet Presented By: Brisbane Ballet Genre: Classical ballet; family entertainment Synopsis: A charming introduction to classical ballet created especially for children, families and first-time ballet audiences. The 45-minute program combines beautiful costumes, classical music and engaging narration with excerpts from celebrated ballets including Swan Lake , The Nutcracker , Sleeping Beauty , Le Corsaire and Don Quixote . The October performances feature a new program, including the Grand Pas Classique from Paquita . Performance Dates and Times: Saturday 19 September 2026 – 10:00 am–10:45 am Saturday 19 September 2026 – 2:00 pm–2:45 pm Saturday 19 September 2026 – 4:00 pm–4:45 pm Saturday 17 October 2026 – 11:00 am–11:45 am Saturday 17 October 2026 – 2:00 pm–2:45 pm All times are AEST. Performance Location and Address: StageHouse Theatre, 57 Hayward Street, Stafford QLD 4053 Ticket Costs: Adult: $43.00 + $1.58 booking fee Under 21: $34.00 + $1.35 booking fee Under 16: $25.00 + $1.13 booking fee Small Family—one adult and one child: $55.00 + $2.38 booking fee Ticket Link: Book tickets through Humanitix Recommended Age: Ages 3 and over Duration: 45 minutes Cast: Lucinda Wood-Shore Tynan Wood Lucia Song Amelie Marks Ayiana Lo-Fo-Wong Rubi Hawkins Amelia Edson Danika Prien Justine Marcov Rita Lee. Production Website: Brisbane Ballet’s Humanitix profile Other Information: The September and October performances feature different programs. The October edition includes the Grand Pas Classique from Paquita , set to music by Ludwig Minkus. No refunds are available. Accessible public transport, accessible parking, an accessible path from parking or public transport, and accessible stage and backstage facilities. Patrons with specific seating or access requirements should contact Brisbane Ballet through the Humanitix event page before booking. Previous Next