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April's Fool
by David Burton
A powerful story of love, loss, and sadness with touching humour.
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Back to Back Theatre Collection
Inspired by its own ensemble of actors, Back to Back Theatre is a leading voice in contemporary world theatre.
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Blue Bones
by Merlynn Tong
‘I saw my insides today. I found Tom, my first love, in my bones.’
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Bogga
by Rob Pensalfini
A verbatim piece exploring the infamous Boggo Road Gaol and those within its walls.
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Brutal Utopias
by Stephen Carleton
A Fugue for the Twenty First Century
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Chasing the Lollyman
by Mark Sheppard
A one-man show created by one of Queensland’s most dynamic and funny Indigenous performers, Mark Sheppard, and co-devised with ...
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Deadly Eh?!
by Sue Rider
Jordan begins to question his identity when he finds out who his father was.
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Fuel
by Hayden Jones and Sam Foster
When fuel is added to the fire, who will get burnt?
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Gaybies
by Dean Bryant
Hotly political and deeply personal, Gaybies shares the intimate real-life stories of children from same-sex parents, surrogate mums, donor dads, ...
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One More Hour
by Mary Anne Butler
Three dogs and their owners face the strange, new world of the apocalypse.
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Return to the Dirt
by Steve Pirie
In a year spent tending to the dead, a young man learns to live.
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Rising
by Hannah Belanszky, Madeleine Border, Emily Burton, Lauren Sherritt and Sarah Wilson
Sea levels, displacements, poverty… who is listening?