Townsville reps head to World Fringe Congress
byTownsville City Council officials responsible for delivering the City’s inaugural North Australian Festival of Arts (NAFA) last year will represent Townsville’s Northern Fringe Festival…
Theatre
Theatre iNQ Celebrates Double Digits
byTownsville’s professional theatre company, Theatre iNQ is celebrating it’s 10th year in 2020. The Company, led by Terri Brabon and Brendan O’Connor, has had…
REVIEW: Mamma Mia! by Townsville Choral Society
byI’ve never really been an ABBA fan. Their campy, bubble-gum-esque tunes usually drive me to switch off the radio, vacate the dancefloor or roll…
Whoa Mamma! This should be fun.
byThere are some musicals steeped in expectation: Les Miserables, Cats, The Lion King. They’re shows whose reputations transcend the confines of a theatre, reaching…
REVIEW: The Father, Townsville Little Theatre
byEven the most trying moments in our lives are interspersed with absurdity and levity. This is the truth most beautifully captured in Townsville Little…
‘The Father’ forgets theatrical consistency
byTownsville Little Theatre will round out their 2019 Season with a touching one act play starring Alan Cooke and Kath Hotschilt (One Flew Over…
Stars Align to Raise Christmas Spirits
bySome of Townsville’s brightest singers, dancers and comedians will come together for a star-studded evening raising much-needed funds for this year’s Mayor’s Christmas Tree…
TheatreiNQ offers a Bridge
byBudding actors eager to make a career from their craft are being invited to audition for the 2020 intake of Theatre iNQ’s The Bridge…
REVIEW: Sweeney Todd by Full Throttle Theatre
byTop tip: do not book a haircut the day after you watch Sweeney Todd. Even if it is your only day off in a…
REVIEW: Cats
byThere’s no denying Cats is one of the most successful musicals of all time. It’s West End and Broadway productions have amassed two Olivier…