DQ Chats

We are joined by the members of a new company, Perseverance Street Theatre, who fresh from their exciting session at our Nuts and Bolts PD offering, sat with us to chat about their beginnings, their impact as a regional theatre company and making quality connections with schools and emerging artists.

We chat with Sean Dennehy and Brendan Hodder from the Australian Performing Arts Conservatory (APAC) who dive deep into the origins of APAC, their insights into the ever changing world of the Arts and student pathways post school.

Stephanie Tudor chats with Madeleine Little, a Brisbane based theatre maker and performer and current Festival Director of the Undercover Artist Festival, presented by Access Arts.

Sam Neill sat down with Brisbane Festival's Artistic Director, Louise Bezzina and Creative Producer, Fiona MacDonald, to talk about 2022's excellent program, the importance of producing new work and the fantastic opportunities within the festival for teachers and students throughout the state.

In Part 2, Lucas dives deeper into some of the production choices behind memorable moments, key approaches to the vision of the show from the original concept as well as the influence of music and composition to the action.

Stephanie Tudor and Sam Neill chat with very special guest, Lucas Stibbard, discussing all things 'boy girl wall'.

we re-visit our state conference ELEVATE and our wonderful Friday night panel Rising Above. Chaired by Judith McLean, we hear from a panel of educational leaders to look at how we can continue to advocate for our subject and keep rising above.

Our executive team sits down to introduce themselves to the listenership, outline their roles and discuss what they are aiming to influence and affect within the capacity of their portfolios.

Our president, Stephanie Tudor was invited into Queensland Theatre to chat all things Arts, theatre and Arts advocacy with artistic director, Lee Lewis. Together they discuss how to encourage our young people to plan for a life in the Arts so that, through storytelling, they are able to use their voice to question and critically engage in the world around them.

Our president, Stephanie Tudor was invited into Queensland Theatre to chat all things Arts, theatre and Arts advocacy with artistic director, Lee Lewis. Together they discuss how to encourage our young people to plan for a life in the Arts so that, through storytelling, they are able to use their voice to question and critically…