Hello! This year I’ve been working with the Grin and Tonic Theatre Troupe, touring high schools Queensland wide. Since graduating from...

Paris Walsh shares her journey of learning what it is to be a Teaching Artist.

Many questions erupted when I first heard about the Bridge Project: What is The Bridge Project? How do I audition? What will we do...

I’m going to level with you, I don’t consider myself very good at physical theatre. I’m not graceful and I’m fairly slow at learning...

Exactly half-way through my three-year degree studying acting at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts and I don’t think a...

June 2008. Brisbane. My sisters and I are seven years old, and we’re about to see ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ live. A pivotal moment in my...

Making creative work in these strange times feels different than it did prior to covid-19 taking centre stage. We were lucky to just get...

I stepped out of the cinema the other day to an email reminding me that I had promised Terri I would write a post for this blog. Very...

After being away from the clubhouse, for what seemed like forever, a shiny new TheatreiNQ sign was a welcome greeting. I poked my head...

As theatre shows got cancelled, productions became backlogged and jobs for actors became even harder to secure, we found motivation in...

So, you guys, like, wow. Um I don’t know if you guys are up on current events but like, we’ve moved. Yeah. Everything has been moved....

I hold my breath. The plane throws itself down the tarmac and lurches into the air. The great metal beast heaves itself into the sky and...

There is an old expression which I love dearly – “Standing on the shoulders of Giants.” It is used to pay tribute to those who have paved...