QTIX


Queensland Theatre Tiny Beautiful Things

Now Playing
Bille Brown Theatre
1 hour 35 minutes
(no interval, subject to change without notice)
$68 - $97

Available Discounts

Senior, Concession, Youth, Groups, Schools

THE BEST ADVICE CAN COME FROM AN UNLIKELY SOURCE.

Cheryl Strayed is many things; a wife, a mother, a daughter, a writer, an ex-heroin user and now, an unpaid, online anonymous advice columnist called Sugar.

Amidst the clutter of family life she receives emails from strangers urgently needing help navigating the contradictions and complexities of life. Sugar replies with candour, offering her own tough, sweet brand of unadulterated advice designed to offer a path of healing and catharsis. What would you tell someone who is unsure about role playing as a sexy Santa or the father who feels as dead as his lost son?

Academy Award nominee (My Big Fat Greek Wedding), Nia Vardalos adapts this New York Times bestselling book into a stage work that is as authentic and human as the real stories it contains. Dare to reach out and embrace this exquisitely vulnerable play and the questions it poses. The advice you receive may surprise you.

Presented by Queensland Theatre

Special Events

Play Briefing

  • Mon 12 Jun 2023, 6:00 PM

Night with the Artists

  • Mon 26 Jun 2023, 6:30 PM

If you want to know about the audition process for an actor, how a character was developed, or why that piece of music was chosen, consider booking the Night with the Artists performances on selected evenings. Following the show, the cast and creatives discuss the process with you.

Creatives

  • Written by Cheryl Strayed
  • Adapted for the stage by Nia Vardalos
  • Directed by Lee Lewis
  • Set and Costume Designed by Simone Romaniuk
  • Lighting Designed by Bernie Tan-Hayes
  • Composer/Sound Designer Brady Watkins
  • Stage Manager Maddison Penglis
  • Assistant Stage Manager Tia-Hanee Cleary

Cast

  • Letter Writer #2 Sepi Burgiani
  • Letter Writer #1 Stephen Geronimos
  • Sugar Mandy McElhinney
  • Letter Writer #3 Nic Prior
Heart-tugging and emotionally rewarding.
The Huffington Post

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