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The most-watched series ever on ABC iview, Bluey, is coming to the Pilbeam Theatre.

Hamilton part of bigger diversity shift in Australian musical theatre as industry recalibrates during COVID-19 TueTuesday 22 updated TueTuesday 22 DecDecember 2020 at 8:05pm Hamilton's Australian production is distinctive in the local industry for its diverse cast, paid cultural leave and on-staff cultural consultants. ( Print text only Cancel Musical theatre may have disappeared from Australian stages in the COVID-19 shutdown, but the industry has been anything but dormant. In recent months, the culture of the industry has shifted: when something seems unfair or unjust, performers and fans ...

Bluey TV series makes its theatrical debut on stage in Brisbane world premiere TueTuesday 22 updated TueTuesday 22 DecDecember 2020 at 6:13am The theatre adaptation of the animated TV series Bluey is set to be the first full-capacity stage premiere to occur since the pandemic began. ( Share Print text only Cancel Bluey — the much-loved, award-winning ABC children's TV series — is set to make its theatrical debut in Brisbane tonight in what organisers are hailing as a creative and public health triumph. Key points: The show is believed to be the first full capacity premiere of a play anywh...

After seven months of delays due to COVID-19 restrictions, Bluey’s Big Play, The Stage Show, has opened at the Playhouse theatre as part of the Out of the Box Festival at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC). With an original story written by series creator Joe Brumm, and new music from composer Joff Bush, the adaptation brings Bluey, Bingo, Bandit and Chilli to life through giant puppets. Cheese and Crackers! Bluey has bounced onto the Playhouse stage today… for real life! �� Check out this behind the scenes video of the media call held at QPAC this morning for the offici...

Australian theatre grapples with access, diversity and job losses through the coronavirus shutdown Posted FriFriday 18 DecDecember 2020 at 7:03pm The Sydney Opera House was among the thousands of venues across Australia that went dark at the onset of the pandemic. ( Share Print text only Cancel It's hard to quantify just how damaging 2020 has been for the Australian theatre sector. Performing arts workers — from writers and directors to ushers, stagehands and lighting artists — lost work overnight, after theatres across the country went dark in March. Due to the short-term contract-base...