A heartfelt celebration of First Nations fatherhood, culture, and strength, brought to life through powerful stories and music.

An uncomfortably funny and eye-opening look at racism and privilege – because laughing and squirming can go hand in hand.

It’s January 1788 and a mysterious fleet is amassing in the harbour. Seven clan leaders make a momentous decision: to send these strangers on their way or welcome them? 

Be the first to experience four new works written by emerging First Nations playwrights in these 10-minute rehearsed readings.

A powerful portrayal of the woman behind the speech that shook the world – a rallying cry for gender equality and justice.

Trophy Boys is a queer dark comedy about power, privilege …. and debating.

A powerful true story of love, community, and the unstoppable force of people power in the face of adversity.

Multiple genres, two actors, one black comedy, and possibly a platypus …

Theatre-maker and singer-songwriter Joshua Hinton fills the theatre with music, memories, folklore, and exotic smells!

Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University’s 2025 3rd Year Bachelor of Acting students present their graduating Industry Showcase.

Hitchcock’s classic spy thriller meets Monty Python madness, now reimagined for a brand-new Australian tour. Directed by Damien Ryan and starring Lisa McCune, Ian Stenlake and The Umbilical Brothers!

A dictator falls, a family reunites, and a new revolution stirs in this gripping epic about duty, rebellion, and the price of bravery.