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QUTDrama

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3138 8114

Address: 7 Musk Avenue Kelvin Grove 4059 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-fine-arts-drama

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21.01.2022 Criena Gehrke, QUT Drama graduate, now chief executive of the HOTA cultural precinct on the Gold Coast, talks about creating an egalitarian environment for the arts https://www.theguardian.com//theres-a-huge-art-culture-her

16.01.2022 See our graduating Drama, Acting, and Technical Production students in action!

13.01.2022 Current and past QUT Drama students are coming together to present their show "Talking to Brick Walls" by Claire Christian as part of Anywhere Festival 2021, a playful exploration of parent/teenager relationships. It is equal bits bittersweet and tender, and promises to be an entertaining night out. Cast includes Nicholas Southey, Kian Dillon, Jasmin Smith, Chelsea August, Abby O'Brien and Indiah Morris. Talking to Brick Walls is running 13 + 14 May @ Studio 188. You can find more information and tickets here: https://anywhere.is/events/BrickWalls

08.01.2022 Good Grief written by Merlynn Tong and presented by Vena Cava Productions is on at the Queensland Multicultural Centre, 21 + 22, Tickets just $10 - $20 - https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=751278 Vena Cava Productions 'Good Grief'

06.01.2022 Louise Terra, QUT Drama graduate, discussing the role of her degree in her music practice studying theatre has paid off in my life in so many ways! My theatre skills made it possible to get up in front of people and front my first band at age 20, when I was actually extremely insecure. Though, performing as a musician and acting in theatre are entirely different practices. Live music performance is all about authenticity and theatrics are an add on, not a given, so it has... still taken me years to figure out what that balance looks and feels like for me. Having a background in theatre has also given me so much valuable experience producing work collaboratively. Having this added dimension to my practice allows me to think more broadly as an artist about the kinds of artistic outcomes I want to produce. http://broaderlines.com/louise-terra-talks-follow-the-moo/