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25.01.2022 Did you miss our Covid inspired Shakespeare quotes? if so you can check them out here: https://rcl.ink/hBn

23.01.2022 Excited to be bringing some school holiday fun to Tingalpa. The Great Garden Escape is an interactive theatre event for 7-10 year olds. https://rcl.ink/vFCeS

22.01.2022 If Einstein said it it must be true!

20.01.2022 Paper Pandemic our print at home Toilet Paper Hording Board Game is coming soon. Have you pre-ordered your copy? Be the fastest to stockpile all the TP you need before it runs out.... Check it out here: www.smallcrownproductions.com.au/paperpandemic

16.01.2022 Feel like a few jokes for the day? #jokes #jokeoftheday #jokesforkids #gags #tellajoke

14.01.2022 Still a few weeks before the next batch of school holidays but if you are looking fora little fun for the kids to watch then check out our staged reading of Adventures of Peter Rabbit. We filmed this last September and made it available online. Check it out through the link here:... www.smallcrownproductions.com.au/freeshow See more

10.01.2022 How fortuitous that World Kindness Day should fall during NAIDOC week. Kindness is a choice we can all make,

08.01.2022 Graphic design is under way for our print at home board game Paper Pandemic. Super excited how this one is coming together and can't wait to launch it. You can still pre-order here:... www.smallcrownproductions.com.au/paperpandemic See more

04.01.2022 Pumped to bring the Short Film in a day workshop to the September School Holidays for 14-17 year olds. Indie film making at its fastest. Check out the film devised, scripted and shot in 6 hours here:... https://youtu.be/U_rXxAM0Pks Details and Tickets: https://rcl.ink/HoPkU

04.01.2022 Nothing like a bit of light reading... #theatre #covid #safety #schoolholidays #preparation #stage

01.01.2022 This week is NAIDOC week and it is important to take a step back and reflect. I remember my time as Training Manager at the Aboriginal Centre for Performing Arts and being in the room when Kevin Rudd made the apology to the Stolen Generations. The atmosphere in the room was visceral. You could cut the anticipation with a knife.... Such an iconic moment for our students and their families. It was an incredible privilege to be there at that time. There is still so much to do for us to close the gap on the devastation to generations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families. We all play a part. Acknowledgement is the first and for some the most difficult step but it is vital if we are to ensure equity. I pay my respect to Elders past, present and emerging.