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A Season of Dreamers
welcome to 2019
A defining feature of a theatre season — and
especially a Queensland Theatre season — is variety.
No other medium can treat its audience to such
a range of experiences across 12 months.
2019 at Queensland Theatre is a case in point. On the topic of life being better, we’re thrilled
Between the book-ends of two of the greatest that 2019 also marks the commencement
plays ever written, we have an exquisitely of our principal partnership (the first in the
observed relationship portrait, a rock and roll Company’s history) with RACQ. Partnerships
road trip, an incendiary political battle cry, a like this are only possible when two companies
heart-warming family classic, a wicked social share a profound alignment of purpose. Both
comedy, and even a joyous new musical. of us are about creating great experiences for
Queenslanders.
This range extends to generational
experiences too. In 2019 you can be part of That’s something we’ve loved doing for nearly
the extreme passion that only teenage years 50 years at Queensland Theatre. In 2019 we
can induce, the disillusion that can accompany will start the celebrations for our milestone
the end of a working life, the idealism of before programming an anniversary season
young adulthood, the ebbs and flows of a for you in 2020.
long relationship, and the bittersweet passage
In the meantime, enjoy the next instalment.
from childhood to adulthood. Thanks to the
genius of the shows, we can all recognise these — Sam Strong
things intimately, however near or far they are. Artistic Director
If there is diversity across the eight shows,
they are all tied together by the quality
of artistry you have come to expect from
Queensland Theatre. They are also unified
by a spirit of optimism. Even if the stories
occasionally break our hearts with tragic
circumstances, they are all shot through
with hope. This is a season full of dreamers,
of people who confront even the darkest of
times with a faith that life can be better.
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9 Mar — 6 Apr hydra
1 — 25 May barbara and the camp dogs
29 Jun — 20 Jul city of gold
29 Jul — 17 Aug storm boy
3 — 31 Aug l’appartement
7 Sep — 5 Oct fangirls
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The requiem for the
American Dream that
defined the 20th Century
As the death-rattle of American optimism
echoes through the land of the Free Market,
travelling salesman Willy Loman loses
himself in the halcyon haze of the past.
Once the king of the road, Willy is veering
off it. Time was, he could sell anyone
anything, and his reward was the whole
package: wife, two sons, the car, the white
picket fence. But now he’s feeling his years.
He’s behind on the mortgage, he’s sidelined
by his wet-behind-the-ears boss, and the
final straw is when his adult son Biff – once
a sporting prodigy, now a directionless
disappointment – lands on the doorstep,
further loosening Willy’s grip on the reality
of his broken-down life.
Arthur Miller’s towering classic is a
timeless meditation on the human need
to feel special, a withering commentary
on capitalism, and a tragic portrait of a
fallout between father and son.
Directed by Jason Klarwein
Set Designer Richard Roberts
Associate Designer/Costume Designer
Anthony Spinaze
Lighting Designer Verity Hampson
Composer/Sound Designer Justin Harrison
Cast includes: Charles Allen (True West,
Hoges: The Paul Hogan Story), Kevin Hides
(Composing Venus, A Conversation), Peter
Kowitz (Janet King, Crownies), Thomas
Larkin (The Wider Earth, Macbeth), Jackson
McGovern (The Owl and the Pussycat, Rent –
The Musical), Angie Milliken (The Effect, Rake),
Ilai Swindells (Redfern Now, Open Slather)
Pictured Peter Kowitz
‘Arthur Miller’s masterful 1949
play is a work of such heightened
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theatricality, its language
both raw and lyrical, that its
characters need to live and
breathe in our direct presence.’
– The Hollywood Reporter
The play won the Pulitzer Prize for
Drama and the Tony Award for
Best Play. It’s gone on to win three
more Tony Awards for Best Revival
on Broadway.
American Classic Dream Sequence 1940s
9 Feb — 2 Mar
Playhouse, QPAC
Death of a
salesman
By Arthur Miller
9 Mar — 6 Apr Bille Brown Theatre Hydra By Sue Smith
The true love story of
Charmian Clift, George Johnston
and My Brother Jack
They were writers, dreamers and free spirits.
In the 1950s, Australian authors Charmian
Clift and George Johnston fled halfway across
the world to the idyllic Greek island of Hydra,
determined to carve out a bohemian living
as artists.
As they revel in their picturesque community,
far off the world’s literary map, inspiration for
the great Australian work strikes. But a many-
headed monster of jealousy, infidelity, illness
and alcoholism also rises from the crystal blue
waters of their sun-kissed island home.
Award-winning Sue Smith weaves the original
writings of two of Australia’s literary icons into
a moving relationship drama. She conjures
the passion and intensity of the near mythical
‘King and Queen of Hydra’ as they follow their
dream, only to end up in a Greek tragedy
of their own making.
Directed by Sam Strong
Designer Vilma Mattila
Lighting Designer Nigel Levings
Cast includes: Anna McGahan (Picnic
at Hanging Rock, Underbelly), Nathan
O’Keefe (Alexandra’s Project, Balloon Man),
Bryan Probets (The 39 Steps, Pirates of the
Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales)
Pictured Anna McGahan
A State Theatre Company of
South Australia co-production
‘Ask nothing of it and the soul
retires, the flame of life flickers,
burns lower, expires for want of
Hydra has been supported by air. Here, in the midst of all our
the Queensland Theatre Legal difficulties, life burns high.’
Chapter, through the Play – Charmian Clift
Commissioning Fund
While living on Hydra, George
Johnston wrote his 1964
Miles Franklin Award-winning
novel, My Brother Jack.
queensland theatre premiere
Paradise Love Story Expats
A rock’n’roll family reunion
that will break your heart
and fill it with songs
Hitting the big time is tough when the only
booking your kick-ass band can score is a pub
gig. But the boisterous, bolshie Barbara and
her rockers the Camp Dogs are in it for the
long haul.
When a family tragedy beckons, Barbara and
her sister (and fellow muso) René set off
on a long and winding motorbike adventure
from Sydney, through Darwin, and finally to
Katherine – where the bickering pair come
face to face with some home truths.
Part madcap buddy comedy, part electrifying
rock gig, and part clarion call against the
taint of inequality, this effervescent play
with songs sold out its original season at
Sydney’s Belvoir. Now it’s set to charm the
pants off Brisbane.
Directed by Leticia Cáceres
Set Designer Stephen Curtis
Costume Designer Chloe Greaves
Lighting Designer Karen Norris
Sound Designer Steve Toulmin
Musical Rehearsal Director Adm Ventoura
Musicians: Sorsha Albuquerque (Guitar),
Jessica Dunn (Bass Guitar), Michelle Vincent
(Drums)
Cast includes: Troy Brady (Black Arm Band,
Troy n Trevelyn and the Tribe), Elaine Crombie
(Top of the Lake, An Octoroon), Ursula Yovich
(Mother Courage and Her Children, Australia)
Pictured Ursula Yovich
A Belvoir production in association
with Vicki Gordon Music Productions
Indigenous Theatre at Belvoir supported by
The Balnaves Foundation
‘This is a wonderfully
stirring show, funny
and moving. It
enriches the heart.’
– The Australian
Ursula Yovich was
recently listed as one of
the Top 21 most iconic
Women of Australian
Stage, Page and Screen
by The Age.
Smash Hit Comedy Sisters1 — 25 May
Bille Brown Theatre
Barbara
AND THE
CAMP DOGS
By Ursula Yovich and
Alana Valentine29 Jun — 20 Jul Bille Brown Theatre CITY OF GOLD By Meyne Wyatt
A battle cry from the front line
of Australian identity
All Breythe ever wanted was to be an actor,
but this isn’t how he imagined his first
big television gig – as a young Aboriginal
man, being the face of a disastrous
misfire of an advertisement that will get him
roasted by his mob.
When a messenger bird suddenly brings
Breythe tragic tidings from his family, it spurs
him on a journey of grief and duty. Returning
home to Kalgoorlie, he is thrust headlong into
family conflict and the reality of what it means
to be an Indigenous youth in today’s Australia.
Rising star Meyne Wyatt’s debut play is as
riveting and unflinchingly honest as his stage
presence. Urgent, wryly funny and politically
incendiary, City of Gold is a call for change
that will sound out for years to come.
Directed by Isaac Drandic
Lighting Designer Jason Glenwright
Cast includes: Meyne Wyatt (The
Sapphires, Mystery Road)
Pictured Meyne Wyatt
A Griffin Theatre Company
co-production
‘Redfern Now is widely revered
as one of the most powerful
Supported by Playwriting Australia television dramas ever produced
as part of its Muru Salon and in this country and looks set to
National Script Workshop programs
propel the promising career
of dynamic young WA actor
Meyne Wyatt.’
This project has been assisted by the
– The West Australian
Australian Government through the
Australia Council for the Arts, its arts
funding and advisory body
NITV research found that
Indigenous people are celebrated
only when they fit the model
of the “good Aboriginal” who
conforms to the demands of
neoliberal citizenship and whose
cultural practices are limited
to art and entertainment.
queensland theatre premiere
Representation Family KalgoorlieThe beloved Australian novel
given delightful new stage life
Young Storm Boy lives a simple yet free life
on the coastal wilds of the South Australian
Coorong, combing the beaches with his
reclusive father, Hideaway Tom.
During a long summer, he makes two friends
who will shepherd him from childhood into
adulthood: the jester Fingerbone Bill, who
teaches him about his country; and Mr
Percival, an orphaned pelican who prepares
Storm Boy for the wider world with a poignant
lesson about love, loss and letting go.
This landmark new production of Colin
Thiele’s cherished yet bittersweet coming-
of-age story brings together the creative
forces behind Jasper Jones and The Wider
Earth. It will touch the hearts of young and
old with its masterful puppetry and boundless
imagination.
Directed by Sam Strong
Associate Director/Puppet Designer
David Morton
Designer Anna Cordingley
Lighting Designer Matt Scott
Composer & Sound Designer Darrin Verhagen
AV Designer Justin Harrison
Cast includes: John Batchelor (Sea Patrol,
Red Dog), Tony Briggs (Black is the New
White, The Sapphires), Emily Burton (The
Wider Earth, The Seagull)
A Melbourne Theatre Company
co-production, in association with
Dead Puppet Society
‘ A beautiful work, with a deep
emotional resonance, a masterful
adaptation ideal for children just
discovering this incredible story
or those of us revisiting after
many decades.’
– The Daily Telegraph
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After The Age declared the
ecosystem of Coorong “dead”
in 2006 hope is not lost - a bird
boom in early 2016 suggests a
path to recovery and reinforces the
importance of Storm Boy’s
message of sensitivity and
conservation.
Endless Summer Family Classic Puppetry29 Jul — 17 Aug STORM Playhouse, QPAC BOY By Colin Thiele Adapted for the stage by Tom Holloway
3 — 31 Aug ‘Murray-Smith is clearly one of
the nation’s big exports.’
Cremorne Theatre, QPAC – ABC
Paris Syndrome is a psychological
condition experienced almost
exclusively by Japanese tourists
who are disappointed when
The City of Lights does not live up
to their romantic expectations.A comedy that asks if good
intentions are the ultimate
crime of the middle class
It’s a dream holiday for Aussie couple Meg
and Rooster – a decadent getaway in Paris in
a swanky Airbnb, with fine wine, lavish food,
and best of all, no three year old twins in
tow – a chance for these parents to look after
themselves, kick back and reconnect.
But when they pick up the keys from
their departing hosts – an achingly cool,
overachieving young French couple – all it
takes is 15 minutes for the trip to be derailed.
And when they crack open a mysterious
package that arrives on the doorstep, it
throws up the biggest ethical dilemma
they’ve ever faced.
Razor-sharp and whip-smart, this edgy new
comedy marks the directorial debut of one
Australia’s most accomplished storytellers,
Joanna Murray-Smith.
L’Appartement
By Joanna Murray-Smith
Directed by Joanna Murray-Smith
Designer Dale Ferguson
Lighting Designer Ben Hughes
Cast includes: Pacharo Mzembe (Safe
Harbour, The Mountaintop), Melanie Zanetti
(Jasper Jones, Romeo and Juliet)
Pictured: Melanie Zanetti, Pacharo Mzembe
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queensland theatre premiere
Date Night Parisian Chic EnvyThe new musical comedy
about a poorly understood
force of nature
Meet Edna: She’s 14, chronically awkward,
and everyone thinks she’s a serial liar. But
none of this will matter when her REAL life
starts. With Harry. There’s just one problem,
Harry is in True Connection - the world’s
biggest boyband.
When True Connection announce a tour stop
in Edna’s city, she realises that this is her one
chance to meet Harry and convince him of
their destiny. But just how far is she prepared
to go in the name of love? Edna takes her
obsession to unforeseen heights in this thrilling
and hilarious musical comedy about first love,
fan culture, and the danger of underestimating
teenage girls.
This world premiere by gifted young
comedian, singer and playwright Yve Blake is
stacked with insanely catchy numbers that will
take you straight back to your first crush and
make you feel ALL THE FEELS.
Directed by Paige Rattray
Vocal Arranger/Music Director Alice Chance
Music Producer/Sound Design David Muratore
Dramaturg Jonathan Ware
Cast includes: Yve Blake
(THEN, The Race Was On)
Pictured Yve Blake
A Belvoir and Brisbane Festival
‘[Yve Blake is] the girl next co-production in association with
door with a wicked sense Australian Theatre for Young People
of humour and a serious
pair of lungs.’
– London24
Although pop fandom has since
become more complex and more
self-documenting (few Beatles
fans had cameras), the tropes of
Beatlemania have recurred in fan
crazes from the Bay City Rollers
to Bros, East 17 to One Direction:
the screaming, the queuing, the
waiting, the longing, the trophy-
collecting, the craving for even
the briefest contact.
queensland theatre premiere
Celebrity Superfans Romance7 Sep — 5 Oct
Bille Brown Theatre
fangirls
Book, music & lyrics
by Yve Blake26 Oct — 16 Nov Bille Brown Theatre
The epic argument rages on
A great city has been torn apart by a civil war
between two brothers. In the aftermath, both
lie dead – one hailed as a hero and lying in
state, the other condemned as a traitor and
dumped in a carrion pile. From the ashes of
their conflict rises a dystopian state under a
new leader – a career politician who rose to
power by dint of her ruthlessness.
Grieving and heartbroken, their sister
Antigone challenges the leader for the right to
bury and mourn her dead brother with dignity,
sparking a furious act of rebellion that will
shake the city to its foundations.
In this lyrical adaptation of Sophocles’ timeless
tragedy, award-winning Brisbane playwright
Merlynn Tong adds an urgent modern twist,
reuniting Christen O’Leary and Jessica Tovey
after their triumphant pairing in Twelfth Night.
Antigone
Adapted by Merlynn Tong
after Sophocles
Directed by Travis Dowling
Designer Vilma Mattila
Lighting Designer Ben Hughes
Cast includes: Christen O’Leary (Twelfth Night,
Ladies in Black), Jessica Tovey (Twelfth Night,
Home and Away)
Pictured: Jessica Tovey, Christen O’Leary
‘Universal truths are universal, and the
tragedy of ancient times is just as relevant
in the politically and morally-challenging
present as ever’
– Theatre Press
Sophocles’ Antigone has been
performed and adapted more
than any other Greek tragedy.
queensland theatre premiere
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As we approach our 50th anniversary we are asking
ourselves about our legacy – what mark have we
made, what have we enabled, how have we made our
community a better place?
Rather than answer that question ourselves, Your support is what makes this possible.
we decided to ask a range of our artists, So many of you have been part of this
colleagues and supporters what Queensland wonderful journey, right up until our most
Theatre means to them - how have we recent, concrete manifestation of our legacy
changed their lives and what would they – the creation of a new theatre for Brisbane,
like us to do for the next 50 years? On the the Bille Brown Theatre, our own home venue.
page overleaf you will be able to read their Thank you.
responses. When you do, I hope you feel the
I invite you all to choose an area to support
same pride I experienced, coupled with a
and feel the thrill of leaving your personal
renewed determination to make our Company
legacy on the arts in Queensland.
even greater.
— Amanda Jolly
It’s clear from these answers that a huge part
Executive Director
of our legacy has been created behind-the-
scenes, over many years. Our Education and
Youth Programs are having a lasting impact
on the lives of young people throughout
the State. So many artists have had their
first breaks at Queensland Theatre - actors
stepping onto the mainstage for the first time,
playwrights developing new Australian plays
supported by our dramaturgs, emerging
directors and designers assisting leading
industry professionals, and people in regional
Queensland having their stories presented on
our stages.Penny Everingham Hannah Belanszky Cass George
Actor QPDA Finalist 2018-19 Donor & Subscriber
‘Everybody makes you ‘Working with ‘I’d like to see a
feel very much at home Queensland Theatre as situation evolve where
so as an actor you have a playwright has given the population of
freedom to experiment a me the opportunity to Brisbane, and even the
little bit — take risks.’ collaborate with highly greater population of
skilled artists who help Queensland, won’t want
elevate the quality of to miss a QT production.’
my own work.’Colin Smith Travis Dowling Parker Newlan Nathalie Ryner Actor Associate Director Scholarship Recipient Costume Supervisor ‘The Queensland ‘Queensland Theatre ‘I really need ‘When an actor feels at Theatre team recognised reflects the whole voice Queensland Theatre home and comfortable in that I’m a talented of Queensland, who because it’s a creative a costume, we’ve done black man, cast me in we are as a state and a space where I can our job right.’ Black Diggers and my collective people.’ express myself.’ career has pretty much skyrocketed since then.’
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Creating the right environment Our audition-only Youth We’re touring our work to regional
for artists to flourish and develop Ensembles lead Australia in Queensland, providing Education
is vital for the arts in Queensland. actor training for young artists Programs to remote schools and
Actor Penny Everingham has aged 12–18. Parker Newlan working with local artists to tell
graced our stages for over two has received a scholarship to the stories of their communities.
decades and we look forward be part of this in-depth skills Make this your legacy area
to many more years to come. development program. Other and be part of ensuring that
Support this area to create young people across the state regional Queenslanders
opportunities for artists from the participate in many of our school- don’t miss out on the theatre
start of their careers right through based programs. Make this your experiences we all love.
to the height of their powers. legacy area if you are interested
in supporting the next generation.
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Aboriginal and Torres
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New Stories
innovation. Intricate set and
Sharing stories like My Name is Queensland Theatre is a thriving costume design. So much
Jimi, An Octoroon, Black is the hub of activity when it comes to goes into bringing world-class
New White and Black Diggers, the development of new plays. productions to the stage. Death
where actor Colin Smith had Talented first-time playwright of a Salesman calls for a large
his big break, is a huge part of Hannah Belanszky was a finalist in ensemble, while Storm Boy
what makes Queensland Theatre our Queensland Premier’s Drama incorporates beautiful puppetry
unique. Contribute to this area Award 2018-19 and spent many into the story telling. Supporting
if you’re interested in seeing hours working with dramaturgs this area leaves a legacy of
the development of more of and actors to hone her script. unforgettable productions.
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of Queensland Theatre.
As the inaugural Principal Partner of Queensland Importantly this partnership will also
Theatre, RACQ is very proud to help bring the support vital education initiatives for young
creativity and talent of this vital arts institution to Queenslanders, aligning RACQ’s ground-
people of all ages and backgrounds as part of our breaking Docudrama road safety program
shared focus on Queenslanders and their stories. with Queensland Theatre’s The Scene Project
to give our most vulnerable road users an
With now more than 1.7 million members, RACQ
empowering safety message.
continually strives to be of service in the daily
lives of Queenslanders, whether it’s coming to RACQ is also very pleased to continue
the rescue on the road, through our advocacy providing opportunities for new audiences
efforts, as trusted finance and insurance to experience their first Queensland Theatre
providers, helping with the household budget production through the $20 ticket program.
through our wide-ranging discounts program, or
We’re excited to help present an entertaining
supporting community events across the state.
and thought-provoking array of productions
RACQ has been an integral part of the throughout the 2019 season, and hope you
Queensland landscape for over 110 years, enjoy as many of them as possible.
and as a proud mutual organisation the Club
is committed to making life better for all
Queenslanders, returning value to our members
and their communities.
Ian A Gillespie
Group Chief Executive Officer
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Come and hear the cast and Programs can be emailed to Parking can be pre-purchased
crew talk about the production you before each performance. through Queensland Theatre for
you are about to experience. You can also visit Bille Brown Theatre productions,
Play Briefings are held on the queenslandtheatre.com.au for or via QTIX for QPAC shows.
stage a few days before the more information about each
first Preview, so you often get play, including behind-the-scenes
a sneak peek at the set as well! videos and production trailers. Transport
The Briefings are free and If you pick up a program at the A range of public transport
typically run for an hour. You’ll theatre please consider recycling options are available to all of our
receive an email reminder before it in the bins provided. production venues.
the date so you can let us know if
you are attending.
Accessibility Needs Auslan Interpretation
Wheelchair access and facilities For patrons who are deaf or hard
Audio Descriptions are available at all theatres. of hearing Auslan interpretation
Hearing enhancement systems is scheduled for all productions in
For patrons with vision
are available in the Bille Brown 2019, provided by Auslan Stage
impairment, an Audio Description
Theatre and in the Playhouse. Left. Please let the Queensland
service is available at most
Please let us know about your Theatre Season Ticketing Team
productions courtesy of Vision
individual needs when you book. know if this service is required at
Australia. Please let the
Queensland Theatre Season the time of booking.
Ticketing Team know if this Patrons with Individual Needs / Auslan Interpreted
service is required at the time
of booking. With advance notice we can
accommodate a range of
/ Audio Described individual needs. It is strongly For more information please see:
encouraged that patrons notify queenslandtheatre.com.au, email
staff of individual needs at the sales@queenslandtheatre.com.au
time of booking. or call 1800 355 528Your visit In 2019, we will perform in Queensland Theatre’s Bille Brown Theatre and QPAC’s Playhouse and Cremorne Theatres. Discover the new Bille Brown Theatre Be one of the first to enjoy Brisbane’s newest venue, a sophisticated corner stage theatre. Relax in the elegantly renovated bar and foyer, then make your way to comfortable, fixed seats that wrap around the stage, bringing you closer to the actors than ever before. Inside you will be able to appreciate the excellent acoustics and state-of-the-art theatre technology, enhancing every performance. A hearing loop facility is available as well as a patron lift. Stay after the show to catch up with friends and cast members to make the most of the lively and inviting atmosphere.
Find us
Bille Brown Theatre, Queensland Theatre
78 Montague Road, South Brisbane
Our impressively renovated foyer bar opens 90 minutes before each performance,
offering a range of beverages, snacks and light meals. Secure undercover parking for
all performances can be pre-purchased with your subscription. Metered parking is also
available along Merivale Street, with other parking available in nearby streets. Please ask our
Season Ticketing Team for more details and for bookings. We recommend patrons consider
public transport to the venue.
Playhouse, QPAC Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
Corner Grey and Melbourne Streets, Corner Grey and Melbourne Streets,
South Bank South Bank
Located at the South Bank Parklands end of The Cremorne Theatre entrance faces the
QPAC, opposite the ABC building. Enter via South Bank Cultural Forecourt and river. The
stairs or lift on Russell Street. The Playhouse foyer bar is open before each performance.
is serviced by three bars, with snacks and light There are a number of car parks in the precinct
meals available. There are a number of car (QPAC, Cultural Centre, BCEC and South Bank
parks in the precinct - QPAC, Cultural Centre, Parklands). The area is home to a range of
BCEC and South Bank Parklands. excellent bars and restaurants to help you
make the most of your visit.
BRISBANE RIVER CITYCAT TERMINAL
SOUTH BANK PARKLANDS
KURILPA WALKING BRIDGE
VICTORIA BRIDGE
STATE LIBRARY
OF QUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND ART
GALLERY OF GALLERY (QAG)
MODERN ART
(GOMA) CREMORNE
QUEENSLAND
PLAYHOUSE
MUSEUM QUEENSLAND
PERFORMING
RUSSELL STREET
STANLEY PLACE
ARTS CENTRE
STANLEY PLACE
(QPAC)
WILLIAM JOLLY BRIDGE GREY STREET
MONTAGUE ROAD
MELBOURNE STREET
PEEL STREET
FLEET LANE
BRISBANE CONVENTION AND
EXHIBITION CENTRE
HOPE STREET
(BCEC)
GO BETWEEN BRIDGE MERIVALE STREET
BILLE BROWN QUEENSLAND
THEATRE THEATRE
CORDELIA STREETHow to book
Choose your plays Jump online
Select a package
Book online at
Include your donation queenslandtheatre.com.au
Plan your visit
Or email us
mail@queenslandtheatre.com.au
Call us
Order by calling us
9:30am-5pm,
Monday to Friday
Freecall 1800 355 528
Mail us
Queensland Theatre
Season Ticketing Team
PO Box 3310,
South Brisbane,
QLD 4101
Drop in
Queensland Theatre
Administration
78 Montague Road,
South BrisbaneQuick FAQs
What is a Season Ticket? Can I exchange my tickets? What is a Preview performance?
A Season Ticket is a package Season Ticket Holders may Previews are the performances
of 8, 6, 5 or 3 plays, when you exchange their tickets up prior to Opening Night.
book all your performances in to 48 hours prior to the Actors may still be fine-tuning
advance. You can save up to 35% ticketed performance. Go to their performance, and on
on Single Ticket prices. You can queenslandtheatre.com.au/ rare occasions the director
always exchange to a new date exchanges and follow the steps may even interrupt the show
if something comes up. Season to upload a picture of your to make technical or other
Ticket Holders get the first pick of ticket/s destroyed. Email sales@ adjustments. Previews can give
the best seats. queenslandtheatre.com.au, you a fascinating insight into the
attach a picture of your ticket/s process of theatre making.
What is a Fully Flex Package? destroyed and tell us your new
P Preview
date. Post/In Person – mail
It’s a type of subscription where or present your ticket/s to 78
you receive vouchers now and Montague Rd, South Brisbane, Can I pay by instalment?
you can book your shows later, QLD 4101. Exchange and upgrade You sure can. Choose our
once you know your availability. fees may apply. Post-pay option. Make life
Please note: there is a processing
easier - book and pay nothing
fee of $25 at the time of booking. What is the policy on refunds?
upfront. You will then be charged
Multiple passes cannot be used
We follow ticketing guidelines fortnightly over eight instalments
to book for the same play. We
set down by Live Performance (donations, fees and gift vouchers
recommend you redeem your
Australia (LPA). Visit included in first instalment).
vouchers as early as you can as
liveperformance.com.au
shows do sell out!
for more information. Can I sit with friends?
What discounts do we offer? What if I miss a performance? If you wish to sit with a friend you
must submit your forms together.
We offer Senior, Concession and If you miss a booked performance
35 & Under. To see what discounts or fail to get an exchange in
apply to you go to the booking on time, you can purchase a
form or see our website. Season Ticket replacement at a
special price of $30 (subject to For more comprehensive FAQs
availability). please visit our website.The 2019 season
Death of a Salesman 9 Feb — 2 Mar Playhouse, QPAC
By Arthur Miller Play Briefing: Monday, 4 February 6pm
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
9 7:30pmP
11 6:30pmP 12 6:30pmP 13 7:30pmP 14 7:30pmO 15 7:30pm 16 2pmQT 7:30pm
18 6:30pmN 19 6:30pm 20 1pm 7:30pm 21 7:30pmLC 22 7:30pm 23 2pm 7:30pm
25 6:30pm 26 6:30pm 27 1pm 7:30pm 28 7:30pm 1 7:30pm 2 2pm 7:30pm
Hydra 9 Mar — 6 Apr Bille Brown Theatre
By Sue Smith Play Briefing: Monday, 4 March 6pm
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
9 7:30pmP
11 6:30pmP 12 6:30pmP 13 7:30pmP 14 7:30pmO 15 7:30pm 16 2pmQT 7:30pm
18 6:30pmN 19 6:30pm 20 1pm 7:30pm 21 7:30pm 22 7:30pm 23 2pm 7:30pm
25 6:30pm 26 6:30pm 27 1pm 7:30pm 28 7:30pm 29 7:30pm 30 2pm 7:30pm
1 6:30pm 2 6:30pm 3 1pm 7:30pm 4 7:30pm 5 7:30pm 6 2pm 7:30pm
Barbara and the Camp Dogs 1 — 25 May Bille Brown Theatre
By Ursula Yovich and Alana Valentine Play Briefing: Monday, 29 April 6pm
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 7:30pmP 2 7:30pmP 3 7:30pmO 4 2pmQT 7:30pm
6 6:30pmN PH 7 6:30pm 8 1pm 7:30pm 9 7:30pm 10 7:30pm 11 2pm 7:30pm
13 6:30pm 14 6:30pm 15 1pm 7:30pm 16 7:30pmLC 17 7:30pm 18 2pm 7:30pm
20 6:30pm 21 6:30pm 22 1pm 7:30pm 23 7:30pm 24 7:30pm 25 2pm 7:30pm
City of Gold 29 Jun — 20 Jul Bille Brown Theatre
By Meyne Wyatt Play Briefing: Monday, 24 June 6pm
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
29 7:30pmP
1 6:30pmP 2 6:30pmP 3 7:30pmP 4 7:30pmO 5 7:30pm 6 2pmQT 7:30pm
8 6:30pmN 9 6:30pm 10 1pm 7:30pm 11 7:30pm 12 7:30pm 13 2pm 7:30pm
15 6:30pm 16 6:30pm 17 1pm 7:30pm 18 7:30pm 19 7:30pm 20 2pm 7:30pm
Audio Described Auslan Interpreted N Night with the Artists O Opening Night P Preview PH Public Holiday QT QT Club LC Legal Chapter
Brochure design: For The People Photography: Tim Jones Photography Stylist: Nathalie Ryner Hair & Makeup: Katrina Anger & Megan FarquharsonOFFICE USE ONLY PATRON ID SURNAME ORDER #
Queensland Theatre Season 2019 - Booking Form
Before completing this form, please consider using our easy online booking service at queenslandtheatre.com.au/season
Please note, if you wish to sit with a friend, you must submit your forms together.
Groups whose forms are not received together cannot be guaranteed requested seating.
Ways to book *Full terms and conditions can be found at our website queenslandtheatre.com.au
Jump online Call us Mail us Drop in
Order by calling us Queensland Theatre Queensland Theatre
Book online at
9:30am-5pm, Mon to Fri Season Ticketing Team Administration
queenslandtheatre.com.au
Freecall 1800 355 528 PO Box 3310, 78 Montague Road,
Or email us
South Brisbane, QLD 4101 South Brisbane
mail@queenslandtheatre.com.au
STEP 1. SEASON TICKET HOLDER DETAILS
NO. 1: 2018 Season Ticket Holder New Season Ticket Holder Patron ID (if known)
Title First name Surname
Street Suburb State
Postcode Phone Mobile
Previous address
Email D.O.B. (Optional)
PACKAGE TYPE: PRICE TYPE: PRICING GUIDE:
8 6 Adult
5 3 Senior QLD Government Seniors Card, excludes Business & National Senior Cards
Year first subscribed Concession Pension Card Healthcare Card DVA Card Full Time Student Card^
35 & Under Official document providing birthdate (e.g. Licence)^
So we can assign your Senior/Concession Card No. Expiry Date
loyalty tier
^Please provide official document showing proof of age and/or student status for 35 & Under and Student prices
NO. 2: 2018 Season Ticket Holder New Season Ticket Holder Patron ID (if known)
Title First name Surname
Street Suburb State
Postcode Phone Mobile
Previous address
Email D.O.B. (Optional)
PACKAGE TYPE: PRICE TYPE: PRICING GUIDE:
8 6 Adult
5 3 Senior QLD Government Seniors Card, excludes Business & National Senior Cards
Year first subscribed Concession Pension Card Healthcare Card DVA Card Full Time Student Card^
35 & Under Official document providing birthdate (e.g. Licence)^
So we can assign your Senior/Concession Card No. Expiry Date
loyalty tier
^Please provide official document showing proof of age and/or student status for 35 & Under and Student pricesOFFICE USE ONLY DATE CHANNEL SOURCE
DETAILS CHECKED LINE ITEMS ADDED SEATED PAID INV SCH PROCESSED BY
DONATION DONATION PROCESSED BY
STEP 2. SIT WITH A FRIEND, SEATING PREFERENCES & ACCESS NEEDS
Do you wish to sit near a friend? If so, you need to submit both your booking forms together.
Please write your friend’s name and patron ID (if known)
SEATING PREFERENCE Front Middle Back Aisle Other, please specify
ACCESS NEEDS Manual Wheelchair Motorised Wheelchair Transfer to theatre seat Remain in wheelchair
Hard of Hearing Low Vision Other, please specify
STEP 3. PERFORMANCES (Fully Flex Season Ticket Holders go to next step)
THE PLAYS YOUR TICKETS DAY / DATE / TIME
No. of No. of 1st Preference 2nd Preference
TOTAL
package additional
TICKETS e.g. Sat 23 Feb 7:30pm e.g. Sat 2 Feb 7:30pm
tickets tickets
Death of a
Salesman
9 Feb — 2 Mar
Playhouse, QPAC
Hydra
9 Mar — 6 Apr
Bille Brown Theatre
Barbara and
the Camp Dogs
1 — 25 May
Bille Brown Theatre
City of Gold
29 Jun — 20 Jul
Bille Brown Theatre
Storm Boy
29 Jul — 17 Aug
Playhouse, QPAC
L’Appartement
3 — 31 Aug
Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
Fangirls
7 Sep — 5 Oct
Bille Brown Theatre
Antigone
26 Oct — 16 Nov
Bille Brown TheatreSTEP 4. PACKAGES, ADDITIONAL TICKETS & DELIVERY
Additional
Additional tickets Bille
2019 Packages 8 Plays 6 Plays 5 Plays 3 Plays tickets Brown Theatre
Playhouse / Cremorne
Theatre
Opening Night
Adult $1096 Includes post-performance parties and a $272 tax-deductible donation $
Saturday Evening
Adult $440 $390 $345 $231 $85 $77 $
Senior $416 $372 $325 $219 $80 $73 $
Concession $384 $342 $300 $201 $74 $67 $
Weeknights Monday - Friday Evening
Adult $424 $378 $335 $225 $83 $75 $
Senior $408 $360 $320 $213 $78 $71 $
Concession $376 $330 $295 $195 $72 $65 $
Matinees Wednesday & Saturday Afternoon
Adult $392 $342 $300 $198 $73 $66 $
Senior $360 $318 $280 $180 $66 $60 $
Concession $336 $294 $255 $165 $61 $55 $
Previews
Adult $304 $264 $230 $147 $54 $49 $
Senior $304 $264 $230 $147 $54 $49 $
Concession $304 $264 $230 $147 $54 $49 $
35 & Under $240 $180 $150 $90 $32 $32 $
Select the QT Club first Saturday matinee performances and enjoy a pre
Add
QT Club QT or post-show discussion over coffee and cake, a tour of the set and a $
$12 per play
meeting with the cast
Support new playwriting and enjoy a pre-show function for – Add
Legal Chapter LC Death of a Salesman (21 February), Barbara and the Camp Dogs (16 May) $430 single $
and Storm Boy (1 August) Includes a $250 tax-deductible donation $860 double
Pre-pay Bille Brown Theatre secure parking. Add
Parking $
(Parking for QPAC performances can be booked via QTIX 136 246) $15 per play
Add
Fully Flex Package Choose your dates later (8, 6, 5 and 3 Play packages) $
$25 per package
TOTAL $
Ticket delivery options: Collect at Box Office at each performance PostSTEP 5. CHAIR DEDICATION, DONATIONS & GIFT VOUCHERS
FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE CAMPAIGN
Be part of Queensland Theatre history and leave a legacy by making a personalised dedication on one or more chairs in the Bille Brown Theatre.
With a tax-deductible donation of $1,250 or more, you will be able to take your place in the theatre with your dedication inscribed on a plaque
affixed to the back of your chair. To choose your chair now, jump online at queenslandtheatre.com.au/dedication or phone 07 3010 7600.
Queensland Theatre will contact you regarding your inscription and chair location preference.
Please note: For credit card instalments a maximum of 5 instalments Add
Chair Dedication are available. We will contact you to finalise all details. $1,250 PER $
PAY IN FULL INSTALMENT PAYMENTS CHAIR
My dedication is: (Inscriptions are limited to two lines of up to 20 characters per line, including spaces)
DONATIONS: Leave your legacy
Please consider including a gift with your Season Ticket purchase. All donations, large or small, make a difference. THANK YOU.
$5,000 $2,500 $1,000 $500 $250 $100 My choice $
I/We would like to be acknowledged as
Donations over $2 are tax-deductible and matched dollar-for-dollar by the Queensland Government. Donations over $500 are acknowledged in our
play programs and in the Annual Report. All donations over $250 are acknowledged on our electronic honour boards.
GIFT VOUCHERS: Purchase a Gift Voucher of any value for family and friends.
$
Recipient Name/s
GRAND TOTAL $
STEP 6. PAYMENT DETAILS
PAYEE 1:
CHEQUE (Payable to Queensland Theatre)
CREDIT CARD (in full)
POST-PAY PLAN (Credit Card Instalments)
*Book and pay nothing upfront. You will be charged fortnightly over 8 instalments (donations, fees and gift vouchers are included in first instalment)
GRAND TOTAL (PAYEE 1) $
CREDIT CARD DETAILS: Visa Mastercard NAME ON CARD:
CARD # | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | EXP / CVC
PAYEE 2:
CHEQUE (Payable to Queensland Theatre)
CREDIT CARD (in full)
POST-PAY PLAN (Credit Card Instalments)
*Book and pay nothing upfront. You will be charged fortnightly over 8 instalments (donations, fees and gift vouchers are included in first instalment)
GRAND TOTAL (PAYEE 2) $
CREDIT CARD DETAILS: Visa Mastercard NAME ON CARD:
CARD # | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | EXP / CVC
* Post-pay plan (Credit Card Instalments): Book and pay nothing upfront. Each payee will be charged fortnightly over 8 instalments.
Please note any chair dedications (unless other payment option has been arranged), donations, fees and gift vouchers are included in first instalment.
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Disclaimer: Every endeavour has been made to ensure that the content of this brochure is correct at the time of printing. However, things can change. Queensland Theatre reserves the right
to vary advertised programs and to add, withdraw or substitute artists as necessary.
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Information about leaving a gift in my will to Queensland TheatreCalendar dates
Storm Boy 29 Jul — 17 Aug Playhouse, QPAC
By Colin Thiele, adapted for the stage by Tom Holloway Play Briefing: N/A
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
29 6:30pmP 30 6:30pmP 31 7:30pmO 1 7:30pmLC 2 7:30pm 3 2pmQT 7:30pm
5 6:30pmN 6 6:30pm 7 1pm 7:30pm 8 7:30pm 9 7:30pm 10 2pm 7:30pm
12 6:30pm 13 6:30pm 14 1pmPH 15 1pm 7:30pm 16 7:30pm 17 2pm 7:30pm
L’Appartement 3 — 31 Aug Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
By Joanna Murray-Smith Play Briefing: Monday, 29 July 6pm
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
3 7:30pmP
5 6:30pmP 6 6:30pmP 7 7:30pmP 8 7:30pmO 9 7:30pm 10 2pmQT 7:30pm
12 6:30pmN 13 6:30pm 14 1pm 7:30pmPH 15 7:30pm 16 7:30pm 17 2pm 7:30pm
19 6:30pm 20 6:30pm 21 1pm 7:30pm 22 7:30pm 23 7:30pm 24 2pm 7:30pm
26 6:30pm 27 6:30pm 28 1pm 7:30pm 29 7:30pm 30 7:30pm 31 2pm 7:30pm
Fangirls 7 Sep — 5 Oct Bille Brown Theatre
Book, music & lyrics by Yve Blake Play Briefing: Monday, 2 September 6pm
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
7 7:30pmP
9 6:30pmP 10 6:30pmP 11 7:30pmP 12 7:30pmO 13 7:30pm 14 2pmQT 7:30pm
16 6:30pmN 17 6:30pm 18 1pm 7:30pm 19 7:30pm 20 7:30pm 21 2pm 7:30pm
23 6:30pm 24 6:30pm 25 1pm 7:30pm 26 7:30pm 27 7:30pm 28 2pm 7:30pm
30 6:30pm 1 6:30pm 2 1pm 7:30pm 3 7:30pm 4 7:30pm 5 2pm 7:30pm
Antigone 26 Oct — 16 Nov Bille Brown Theatre
Adapted by Merlynn Tong, after Sophocles Play Briefing: Monday, 21 October 6pm
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
26 7:30pmP
28 6:30pmP 29 6:30pmP 30 7:30pmP 31 7:30pmO 1 7:30pm 2 2pmQT 7:30pm
4 6:30pmN 5 6:30pm 6 1pm 7:30pm 7 7:30pm 8 7:30pm 9 2pm 7:30pm
11 6:30pm 12 6:30pm 13 1pm 7:30pm 14 7:30pm 15 7:30pm 16 2pm 7:30pm
Audio Described Auslan Interpreted N Night with the Artists O Opening Night P Preview PH Public Holiday QT QT Club LC Legal Chapter
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