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Title:  Roald Dahl’s The BFG Presented By:  Goat Track Theatre Genre:  Youth Theatre Synopsis: Join the magical world of Roald Dahl in The BFG ! This week-long production experience invites imaginative kids to bring this beloved story to life on stage. Over ten weeks of preparation, young performers will develop confidence, learn their lines, and work with professional teaching artists before entering an immersive rehearsal week and delighting family and friends with a creative performance. Audition Date: Sunshine Coast - 31 January 2026 Gold Coast - 15 April 2026 Audition Time:  10:00 am–1:00 pm Audition Location and Address: Sunshine Coast - Northshore Community Centre, 701 David Low Way, Mudjimba Gold Coast - Burleigh Studio, Unit 9/10 Rothcote Court, Burleigh Heads Audition Requirements: Auditions are open to students aged 10–12 (Grades 4–6). Casting and scripts are provided at audition. Specific materials (monologues, songs) are not listed. Audition Registration:  Register via the Goat Track Theatre website Performance Dates: Sunshine Coast - 17 April 2026, 6:00 pm Gold Coast - 10 July 2026, 6:00 pm Performance Times:  6:00 pm (Sunshine Coast & Gold Coast) Performance Location: Sunshine Coast - Northshore Community Centre, Mudjimba Gold Coast - Burleigh Studio, Burleigh Heads Rehearsal Dates: Sunshine Coast - 13th–17th April, 2026 Gold Coast - 6th–10th July, 2026 Rehearsal Times: 9:00am – 4:00 pm (daily) Rehearsal Location: At the same venues as auditions/performances for each region. Performer Age: 10–12 years (Grades 4–6) Production Website: Goat Track Theatre - The BFG Other Information: Participation cost is $995 payable upon casting; covers production elements and costumes Tickets to the show are $45 entry

Title:  Brisbane Presented By:  Ad Astra Theatre Company Genre:  Australian Drama Synopsis: A dynamic and genre-blending new play that shifts from family drama and farce to historical documentary, slapstick and cabaret, ultimately offering a moving coming-of-age journey. Audition Date:  To be advised (anticipated around 10–12 January) Audition Time:  To be advised Audition Location and Address:  Galaxy Theatre, Ad Astra, 210 Petrie Terrace, Brisbane QLD Audition Requirements: Prepare two (2) suitable monologues - one comedic and one dramatic; audition will include cold reads from the script Applicants must email CV (Word/Google Doc) and a recent headshot, and specify desired role(s) Audition Registration: Email creatives@adastracreativity.com  with required materials Audition Pack: Audition Notice Performance Dates:  March 19 – April 11, 2026 Performance Times: Thursday & Friday nights 8:00pm, Saturday 7:30pm, Sunday 2:00pm Performance Location:  Galaxy Theatre, Ad Astra, 210 Petrie Terrace, Brisbane QLD Rehearsal Dates:  To be advised (typically two weeknights & one weekend day) Rehearsal Times:  To be advised Rehearsal Location:  Ad Astra rehearsal spaces Performer Age:  Varies by role (e.g., 18s–40s+) Creative Team: Director - Fiona Kennedy Executive Producer - Gregory Wilken Production Website:   Ad Astra Other Information:  This production is co-op style; creatives share ticket sales after expenses. Available Roles / Character Breakdown: Danny Fisher (14)  - ideally actor in late teens/early 20s Patty/Young Woman (14)  - same age as Danny Frank Fisher / American Pilot / Andy West (18+) Rose / Woman (18+) Annie Fisher (Mother)  - 40s John Fisher (Father)  - 40s Ensemble Roles (various): Stanley, Robbie, Justin, General John Monash, Rose’s father, Prime Minister John Curtin, Winston Churchill, Radio Announcer, Franklin Roosevelt, Douglas Macarthur, Newsreel Commentator, Shop Owner, Publican, American soldiers, Australian soldier.

Title: The Female of the Species Presented By: Cut & Run Productions Genre: Contemporary Comedy / Satire Synopsis: Alone in her country cottage, Margot Mason — rockstar feminist, writer, and fearless academic — is battling writer’s block as she attempts to write a follow-up to her seminal work The Cerebral Vagina . Enter Molly, a devoted fan with an axe to grind. Faced with the true impact of her life’s work, Margot must defend her choices not only to Molly, but to a host of friends and foes — and ultimately, to us.As debates around gender, politics, and online discourse seep into the Australian zeitgeist, The Female of the Species  remains an Australian classic with piercing relevance almost twenty years after its premiere. Audition Requirements: Audition Date: 18th January 2026 Audition Location: Northside Studio Banyo Please prepare a 2-minute comedic monologue of your choice. On the day, performers will also be provided with scenes from the play for cold reads. Audition Registration: To apply, please email info@cutandrunproductions.com.au  with a recent headshot and CV. Please specify which role you wish to audition for. Performance Dates: 7–16 May 2026 Performance Times: Thursday–Saturday Performance Location: PIP Theatre, 20 Park Rd, Milton Rehearsal Dates: dependent on cast availability Rehearsal Times: 2–3 nights per week expected Warnings: Adult themes, strong language Performer Age: Adult performers Other information: MEAA Standard Profit Share Agreement Performers from all backgrounds and identities are encouraged to apply Age ranges listed are suggestions only The roles of Molly, Tess, and Frank have already been cast Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Margot Mason  — 50s–60s. Rockstar feminist and formidable academic. Brilliant, confronting, and fully aware of her own power. Bryan Thornton  — 30s. Husband of Tess, father of two, boyish and affable. A master of water-cooler conversation. Theo Reynolds  — 50s–60s. Publisher and professional opportunity finder. Very dapper.

Title: The Miscast Musical Cabaret Presented By: Sun and Wine Arts Company Genre: Musical Cabaret Synopsis: The Miscast Musical Cabaret is a playful, celebratory evening of musical theatre with a twist. Performers are invited to sing songs they would never  usually be cast in — whether due to age, gender, nationality, or type. Expect adults belting out children’s classics, unexpected casting choices, and familiar musical favourites turned on their head. This cabaret is about freedom, fun, and joyful subversion of traditional casting. Audition Self-Tape Due: Saturday 31 January 2026, 6:00pm Audition Requirements: Perform one full song from a musical The song must be a miscast choice (opposite of what you would normally be cast as due to age, gender, or nationality) Examples include adults singing children’s roles or performers tackling roles traditionally written for a different gender Audition Registration: Email self-tape to sun.wine.arts@gmail.com Performance Dates: 23–24 April 2026 Performance Location: Ron Hurley Theatre, Seven Hills Performer Age: Adult performers (18+) Other information: This is an unpaid volunteer-only production

Title: The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband Presented By: Sandgate Theatre Inc. Genre: Dark Comedy Synopsis: Kenneth and Hilary have been married for twenty years. Life is safe, comfortable, and painfully routine — until Kenneth decides to trade his marriage for a younger, shinier option in Laura. What follows is a sharp, witty, and increasingly absurd examination of relationships, fidelity, and revenge, culminating in a dinner party that takes the concept of “just desserts” to a whole new level. Debbie Isitt’s hit comedy serves up love, jealousy, and the darker side of human nature with deliciously biting humour. Audition Date: Self-tape submissions close Wednesday 7 January 2026 Audition Time: Callbacks at 2:00pm Sunday 11 January 2026 Audition Requirements: Please prepare a comedic monologue under 2 minutes that showcases your range. Audition Registration: Email your self-tape, headshot, and acting CV to sandgatetheatreinc@gmail.com Audition Pack: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fi4IBL30TyfHYTxT9oqAHfPhMt4HoOe6 Performance Dates: 13, 14, 20, 21, 27 & 28 March 2026 Performance Location: Sandgate Town Hall Rehearsal Dates: 19 January – 11 March 2026 Rehearsal Times: Generally evenings between 6:00pm–10:00pm (some 5:00pm–9:00pm) Rehearsal Location: Sandgate Town Hall and Sandgate Meeting Room 2 (behind Sandgate Town Hall) Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Kenneth  — Mid-40s to mid-50s. A middle-aged man who believes he is far more charming than he actually is. Bumbling, self-absorbed, and deeply flawed, Kenneth is a man-child in constant need of validation. Strong comedic timing required, with the ability to balance humour and pathos. Laura  — 20s to mid-30s. Vibrant, sharp, and the catalyst for chaos. Energetic, seductive, and calculating, Laura represents everything “new and exciting” that Kenneth thinks he wants. Requires high energy, sharp wit, and strong comedic instincts.

Title : Around the World in 80 Days Presented by: Tugun Theatre Company About: This production embraces a “giant drama game” style of storytelling, reminiscent of 10 Seconds to Make , where everyday objects transform into trains, boats, elephants, and entire worlds. Cast members will perform, create live sound effects, manipulate props, and shift characters constantly, with eight actors bringing over 125 roles to life. Join Phileas Fogg and his devoted valet Passepartout as they race around the globe from Victorian London to the Indian subcontinent and beyond. The show celebrates imagination, physical storytelling, and ensemble collaboration, using inventive props, costumes, and live sound effects to complete each illusion. Audition Details: Audition Date: Saturday 31 January 2026 Audition Time: 3:00pm Audition Location: Tugun Village Community Centre Register online or simply turn up on the day https://www.tuguntheatre.org/audition Director enquiries (SMS only): 0412 263 281 Nathan Schulz Scheduling: Rehearsals Dates: February – April 2026 Rehearsal Times: Monday & Thursday evenings at 7:00pm Performance Dates: 8 – 30 May 2026 Fridays & Saturdays – 7:30pm Saturdays – 2:00pm Thursday 28 May – 7:30pm Character Breakdown: PHILEAS FOGG Male Mid-30s to mid-40s Accent: English (upper middle class) A fastidious, composed English gentleman. Intelligent, meticulous, and quietly adventurous, with unwavering confidence and resolve. PASSEPARTOUT Male (female actors welcome to audition, playing a young man) Mid-20s to early 30s Accent: French (English acceptable for auditions) Former acrobat and loyal servant to Fogg. Brings youthful energy, humour, and physicality. Physically demanding role — dance or acrobatic skills welcomed but not essential. INSPECTOR FIX Male Mid-30s to early 50s Accent: English A determined detective obsessed with capturing Fogg, convinced he is responsible for a Bank of England robbery. Clever, persistent, and comedic in his interactions. PRINCESS AOUDA Female Mid-20s to early 30s Accent: Indian or English A brave and intelligent Indian princess who escapes an arranged marriage and becomes an integral part of Fogg’s journey. Tugun Theatre Company strongly encourages diverse casting for this role while respecting the cultural context of the story. ENSEMBLE 1 ⚠️ This role has already been cast. ENSEMBLE 2 Male or Female (in men’s wardrobe) Mid-20s to early 40s Accents: Various Speaking roles include: James (English) Mr Ralph (English) Clerk (English) Liverpool Policeman (English) Non-speaking roles include: Aouda Guard, Opium Denizen, Luigi (circus performer), Rangoon Passenger, Train Bandit, General Grant Passenger, Mr Mudge, Henrietta Crewman, Angry Malabar Man Will dance in Red Sea number ENSEMBLE 3 Male or Female (in men’s wardrobe) 18 to early 30s Accents: Various Speaking roles include: Flower Seller (English) Clerk (English) Sailor (American) Non-speaking roles include: Henrietta Crewman, Aouda Guard, Opium Denizen, Train Bandit, Circus Performer, General Grant Passenger, Carnatic Passenger, Angry Malabar Man ENSEMBLE 4 Male or Female (in men’s wardrobe) Mid-20s to early 30s Accents: Various Speaking roles include: Beggar Woman (English) Club Man (English) Peninsula Conductor (English) Miss Singh (Indian) Non-speaking roles include: Henrietta Crewman, Aouda Guard, Opium Denizen, Train Bandit, Circus Performer, General Grant Passenger, Carnatic Passenger, Angry Malabar Man Will dance in Red Sea number ENSEMBLE 5 Male or Female (in men’s wardrobe) Mid-20s to early 40s Accents: Various Speaking roles include: Mr Flanagan (English) Mongolia Purser (Italian) Calcutta Policeman (Indian) Captain Von Darius (American) Engineer (English) Non-speaking roles include: Henrietta Crewman, Aouda Guard, Opium Denizen, Train Bandit, Circus Performer, General Grant Passenger, Carnatic Passenger, Angry Malabar Man

Title: Romeo & Juliet (Shakespeare in Bloom) – Vocalists (Workshop & Performance) Presented By: Vox Theatre Arts Genre: Theatre / Shakespeare (with original music) Synopsis: Vox is creating a Shakespeare in Bloom reimagining of Romeo & Juliet, featuring original music with the Roman astrological gods narrating and “pulling the strings of fate.” Vocalists will help devise/compose the score through workshops, with an option to continue into the rehearsal/performance season. Audition Details: Audition Date : Virtual audition due 5:00pm, Thursday 15 January 2026  Vox Theatre 2026 Audition Requirements: Submit video audition links (YouTube/Google Drive – ensure sharing permissions are set) including: 1 x Classical/choir-style piece (max ~1 minute) 1 x Contemporary / folk / indie / lyrical piece (max ~1 minute) Upload Artist CV/Resume Upload Headshot (for socials/program if successful) Audition Registration: Submit the Google Form (includes uploading CV/headshot and providing video links) Audition Pack: https://www.voxtheatrearts.com/audition   Performance Dates: 17 – 26 September 2026 Rehearsal Dates: Workshopping / composition workshops: Sun 18 Jan (3:00pm–6:00pm) Sun 8 Feb (3:00pm–6:00pm) Thu 12 Mar (7:00pm–10:00pm) Thu 9 Apr (7:00pm–10:00pm) Thu 14 May (7:00pm–10:00pm) Rehearsal period (if continuing to performance): June – September 2026 (Tues/Thurs/Sun) Creative Team: Composer & Musical Director: Mark James Production Website: https://www.voxtheatrearts.com/audition   Other information: Vox Theatre location listed generally as Upper Mount Gravatt This is an amateur / volunteer opportunity (no paid roles) Vox annual membership fee: $25 (payable by close of first workshop/rehearsal) Must agree to Media Agreement + Code of Conduct (and willingness to share promo on socials is expected) Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Vocalist feature roles portraying Roman astrological gods: Luna – Soprano, femme-presenting, range ~C4–C6 (Goddess of the Moon; House Montague) Venus – Mezzo Soprano, femme-presenting, range ~A3–A5 (Goddess of love/beauty, etc.) Mercury – Alto, any gender, range ~F3–F5 (Messenger/underworld guide/trickster) Sol – Tenor/Baritone, masc-presenting, range ~A2–F4 (God of Sun; House Capulet) Mars – Baritone, masc-presenting, range ~G2–G4 (God of war/strategy) Jupiter – Tenor/Alto, masc-presenting, range ~D3–D5 (King of gods; sky/thunder) Saturn – Tenor/Baritone, masc-presenting, range ~A2–F4 (God of time/agriculture/wealth)

Title: Alice by Heart Presented By: Phoenix Ensemble Genre: Musical Theatre / Contemporary Pop-Rock / Ensemble Drama Synopsis: Wonderland isn’t what you remember. As war rages above ground, Alice Spencer and her childhood friend Alfred Hallam are trapped beneath the city in a tube station. Their shared escape is the story they once knew by heart, but as Alice guides Alfred through Wonderland, the tale shifts and deepens with them.From the creators of Spring Awakening , Alice by Heart  is a haunting, imaginative ensemble musical about friendship, love, loss, and the resilience of the human spirit — and the courage it takes to let a story go. Audition Details: Individual Auditions: Friday 30 January 2026 (from 6:00pm) Saturday 31 January 2026 (from 3:00pm) Group Dance Audition: Saturday 31 January 2026 (choose one session): 11:00am–12:15pm OR  12:30pm–1:45pm Callbacks: Sunday 8 February 2026 (by invitation only, from 7:00pm) Audition Location and Address: Phoenix Ensemble (The Tin Shed / Pavilion Theatre), Beenleigh Showgrounds, James Street, Beenleigh QLD 4207 Group Dance Audition Venue: Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre Hall Audition Self-Tape Due (if applicable): Video auditions accepted (email auditions@phoenixensemble.com.au  for requirements) Audition Requirements: Dance (all auditionees except Young Alice & Young Alfred): Must attend a group dance audition on Saturday 31 January (11:00am OR 12:30pm session) You’ll learn two short routines and perform in small groups Wear dance-appropriate footwear (sneakers or jazz shoes) and clothes you can move in No thongs/crocs/open-toed shoes/jeans Individual Audition (Adult cast): Prepare two contrasting songs, max 1 minute each One folk style song One pop-rock style song Only one selection may be musical theatre repertoire Do not sing a song from the show No piano provided — bring backing tracks on an AUX-compatible device (speakers/cables/adaptors provided) Prepare one provided monologue (does not need to be memorised, but be familiar) Monologues must be performed in a General British accent Young Alice & Young Alfred: Only required to attend an individual singing and acting audition (no group dance call) Audition Registration: Book your audition online here Help / issues booking: auditions@phoenixensemble.com.au Audition Pack: Download here Monologues PDF: Download here Scheduling: Performance Dates: Performances commence Friday 1 May 2026 (4-week performance period) Performance Times: Friday & Saturday evenings Saturday matinees Performance Location: Phoenix Ensemble (Pavilion Theatre / “The Tin Shed”) Beenleigh Showgrounds, James Street, Beenleigh QLD 4207 Rehearsal Dates : Rehearsals commence Sunday 15 February 2026 Rehearsal Times: Monday 7:00pm–10:00pm Wednesday 7:00pm–10:00pm Sunday 1:00pm–6:00pm Warnings: Themes include death, loss, war, and trauma. Physical touch is required as part of choreography. Phoenix Ensemble will engage an intimacy coordinator and is committed to safe intimacy practices. Performer Age: Adults: must be 18+ by first rehearsal Young roles: 8–12 (stage age) Creative Team: Director – Hayley Gervais Musical Director – Rae Rose Choreographer – Hannah Macri Assistant Director – Sarah Bennett Production Website: https://phoenixensemble.com.au/audition/ Other information: Casting outcomes sent by Thursday 12 February 2026 Commitment expectations emphasise punctuality, professionalism, and declaring all conflicts upfront Successful cast must become a financial member of Phoenix Ensemble and hold (or be willing to obtain) a Blue Card This is an unpaid amateur production. Available Roles/Character Breakdown: ALICE SPENCER / ALICE Presenting gender: Female | Stage age: 18–25 Vocal range: G3–D5 Full of questions and stubborn determination, surviving displacement with imagination. Strong contemporary pop/rock voice. ALFRED HALLAM / WHITE RABBIT / MARCH HARE Presenting gender: Male | Stage age: 18–25 Vocal range: B2–A4 Alice’s ailing childhood friend; obsessive-compulsive; emotionally raw. Strong contemporary pop/rock voice. TABATHA / CHESHIRE CAT Presenting gender: Female | Stage age: 18–25 Vocal range: B♭3–D5 Street-smart leader in both worlds, guiding Alice toward acceptance and grief. RED CROSS NURSE / QUEEN OF HEARTS Presenting gender: Female | Stage age: 30–50 Vocal range: F#3–D5 Strict nurse in the real world; domineering Queen of Hearts in Wonderland. Tough, funny, sultry. HAROLD PUDDING / MAD HATTER / KNAVE OF SPADES / MOCK TURTLE Presenting gender: Male | Stage age: 18–25 Vocal range: C3–F4 Shell-shocked young soldier; manic charm. Demanding, riddle-filled Mad Hatter in Wonderland. DODGY / DUCHESS / MOCK TURTLE Presenting gender: Male | Stage age: 25–35 Vocal range: C3–E4 Flamboyant street urchin with “sticky fingers”; overdramatic, comedic Duchess. NIGEL / DORMOUSE / KNAVE OF CLUBS Presenting gender: Male | Stage age: 18–25 Vocal range: E3–B♭4 Frightened teen traumatised by bombings; sleepy Dormouse in Wonderland. ANGUS / CATERPILLAR / KNAVE OF HEARTS Presenting gender: Male | Stage age: 25–35 Vocal range: F3–B4 Working-class opium escapist; seductive, charming Caterpillar. DR. BUTRIDGE / KING OF HEARTS / JABBERWOCKY Presenting gender: Male | Stage age: 30–50 Vocal range: C3–G4 Nervous but threatening doctor; weak-willed King; terrifying Jabberwocky embodying Alice’s fears. CLARISSA / QUEEN OF DIAMONDS / MOCK TURTLE Presenting gender: Female | Stage age: 25–35 Vocal range: B3–D5 Once-wealthy, mean, and haughty; clings to class status amid war. YOUNG ALICE Presenting gender: Female | Stage age: 8–12 Vocal range: F#4–A#4 Appears in flashbacks; some singing lines. YOUNG ALFRED Presenting gender: Male | Stage age: 8–12 Vocal range: C#4 Playful and present; appears in flashbacks; some singing lines.

Title:  Caravan Presented By:  Nash Theatre Genre:  Australian Comedy/Drama Synopsis: Caravan by Donald McDonald follows five best friends, all approaching forty, who set out on their first joint caravan holiday to reconnect, only to find that jealousy, ego and unexpected tensions turn their dream break into a hilarious and chaotic ordeal. The play explores friendship, marriage, mid-life identity and the quirky realities of Aussie caravan culture with warmth and humour. Audition Date:  January 17th, 2026 Audition Time:  9AM – 12PM Audition Location and Address:  Exact address and entry details provided upon enquiry/registration Audition Requirements: Open auditions for Caravan Specific audition material (monologue or sides) to be confirmed  or provided on the day/through Nash Notes newsletter All experience levels welcome (newcomers and returning Nashies) Audition Registration: Register via the Nash Theatre newsletter ( Nash Notes ) or by contacting Nash Theatre directly at hello@nashtheatre.com  or phone 0418 719 300. Audition Pack: Audition Notice - Caravan Performance Dates: May 8th - 30th, 2026 Performance Times:  Evening shows at 7:30 pm; matinee at 2:30 pm Performance Location:  The Brunswick Room, Merthyr Road Uniting Church, 52 Merthyr Rd, New Farm QLD Rehearsal Dates: To be confirmed Rehearsal Times:  Evenings and/or weekends Rehearsal Location:  Nash Theatre rehearsal spaces in the Play Shed, New Farm Warnings: Community theatre production; unpaid roles; cast must be committed to full rehearsal schedule Performer Age:  Roles span adult ages (mid-30s to 40s+ based on synopsis and characters) Creative Team: Director – Phil Carney Production Website: Nash Theatre - Caravan Auditions Other Information: Cast members must be Nash Theatre members when accepting roles (for insurance and participation). Available Roles / Character Breakdown: Penny  – Age range: 30s–40s; Comic with dramatic undertones. Intelligent and perceptive, balancing loyalty with sharp awareness as Parkes’ wife. Parkes  – Age range: 30s–50s; Comic/character role. Genial, authoritative, slightly smug husband of Penny, requiring confident comic delivery. Rodney  – Age range: 30s–50s; Light comic/romantic. Charming, opportunistic husband to Monica with energy and unpredictability. Monica  – Age range: 30s–40s; Dramatic with dry humour. Calm, intelligent and emotionally guarded observer who reveals more than she speaks. Pierce  – Age range: 30s–50s; Dramatic/authority. Serious and commanding, linked closely to Gwendolyn with dignity and purpose. Gwendolyn  – Age range: 30s–40s; Comic character role. Opinionated, interfering and theatrically flamboyant, needing confidence and flair.

Title:  Quartet Presented By:  Mates Theatre Genesis Inc. Genre:  Comedy/Drama Synopsis: Quartet by Ronald Harwood is a comic drama about three retired opera singers - Cecily, Reggie and Wilfred - living at a retirement home for artists. As they prepare for an annual concert celebrating Verdi’s birthday, their plans are thrown into chaos with the arrival of Jean, a former wife and diva whose presence reignites old rivalries. The play explores themes of aging, rivalry, friendship and the enduring passion for music. Audition Date:  Monday 23rd & Tuesday 24th February 2026 Audition Time:  7PM – 9PM Audition Location and Address:  Birkdale School of Arts Hall, 101 Birkdale Road, Birkdale Audition Requirements: Group audition with cold script readings — no preparation of lines required. Bring comfortable clothing and an open mind; you may be asked to read and move in unexpected ways. Headshot and completed audition form emailed prior to attendance. Audition Registration:  Complete the audition form included in the audition pack and email with a recent headshot to info@matestg.org.au Audition Pack:   Quartet Audition Pack Performance Dates: May 22nd - June 6th, 2026 Performance Times:  Various evening and matinee sessions Performance Location:  Birkdale School of Arts, 101 Birkdale Road, Birkdale, QLD Rehearsal Dates: Table read: Saturday 28 February 2026, 9 am–1 pm Rehearsals: Tuesdays/Thursdays evenings and Saturdays Rehearsal Times: Tuesdays & Thursdays 7PM - 9:30PM Saturdays 10:30AM - 2:30PM Rehearsal Location:  Birkdale School of Arts, Birkdale Warnings:  Amateur community production, unpaid roles, commitment to full rehearsal schedule Performer Age:  Roles are generally 50+ but all are welcome to audition; age guidelines in character descriptions Creative Team: Director – Steve Pearton Production Website: Mates Theatre Genesis - Quartet Other Information:  Successful cast and crew must be financial members of MATES; membership fee applies Available Roles/Character Breakdown: Cecily (Female, 50+): Dreams of distant places; peacekeeper of the group Jean (Female, 50+): Former diva, flamboyant and difficult, with a painful secret Wilfred (Male, 50+): Loud and crude, wild child with a heart of gold Reggie (Male, 50+): Meticulous intellectual, financing his own stay

Title:  Ophelia Chooses Presented By:  Ipswich Little Theatre Society Inc. Genre:  Comedy/Drama Synopsis: Ophelia Chooses is a playful reimagining of Shakespeare’s Hamlet  in which Ophelia, aided by a modern-day playwright and feminist, gains agency and challenges the male-centric world and even Shakespeare himself to take control of her destiny. Actors move between Shakespearean language and contemporary text as the story unfolds. Audition Date:  February 2nd, 2026 Audition Time:  7:30PM Audition Location and Address:  Audition address provided upon registration Audition Requirements: Prepare a Shakespearean soliloquy (comedy, tragedy, or history) Cold reads from the script will be required Actors must be comfortable switching between Shakespearean and contemporary language No accent requirements Audition Registration:  Via the ILT audition form or by contacting the Director. Audition Pack:  Available on request from the Director. Performance Dates:  May 14th - 31st, 2026 Performance Times:  Evening performances with possible matinees (to be confirmed) Performance Location:  Ipswich Little Theatre, Burley Griffin Drive, Ipswich QLD Rehearsal Dates:  TBA (generally weekly from late February) Rehearsal Times:  Evenings and/or weekends Rehearsal Location:  Ipswich Little Theatre rehearsal spaces Warnings:  Adult themes and language; Shakespearean text Performer Age:  Roles range from late teens/20s through mature adults Creative Team: Director – Alison Lees Assistant Director – Robyn Flashman Production Website: ILT - Ophelia Chooses Other Information:  ILT membership may be required to partake in the play Available Roles / Character Breakdown: Ophelia – Dutiful young woman (18+) who discovers her own agency Fay – Modern feminist and playwright (40–60) Hamlet – Prince of Denmark (20s+) Laertes – Ophelia’s protective older brother (20s+) Polonius – Ophelia’s traditional father (60s+) Claudius – King of Denmark (40s+) Gertrude – Queen of Denmark (40s+) William Shakespeare – The playwright himself (40s+) Additional ensemble/support roles as required

Title: 2026 ROCKIT Musical Theatre Summer School – High School Musical Jr  Presented By: ROCKIT Productions Genre: Musical Theatre / Theatre Workshop & Performance Program Synopsis: A week‐long musical theatre intensive culminating in a performance of High School Musical Jr , inspired by the Disney Channel movie and High School Musical: The Musical: The Series . Participants train, rehearse, and perform in singing, dancing, and acting workshops. Audition Date: 10 January 10th, 2026 Audition Time: Approximate group times (subject to change): Group 1: 10:00 – 11:30 am Group 2: 11:45 am – 1:15 pm Group 3: 1:30 – 3:00 pm Callbacks (if invited): 3:30 – 7:30 pm Audition Location and Address: Launchpad Theatre & ROCKIT Productions, 36 Old Cleveland Road, Capalaba QLD 4157 Audition Self-Tape Due (if applicable): Video auditions accepted if unavailable on the audition day Audition Requirements: Auditions are optional for featured roles — participants can audition for roles including lead, supporting, featured vocalist/dancer, or ensemble. Audition pack emailed upon registration. Audition Registration: Enrol via the ROCKIT Productions website & RMTSS26 enrolment form (registration required to receive audition pack and audition info) Audition Pack: Sent by email upon registration (contains specific materials and details) Performance Dates: Performance(s) as part of the week-long Summer School: likely Saturday 17 January 2026 (details provided upon enrolment) Performance Times: Provided in audition pack / enrolment confirmation) Performance Location: Launchpad Theatre, 36 Old Cleveland Road, Capalaba QLD 4157 Rehearsal Dates: Monday 12 January – Saturday 17 January 2026 (week-long intensive rehearsal schedule) Rehearsal Times: 9AM – 5PM daily (drop-off from 8:30AM, pick-up until 5:30PM) Rehearsal Location: ROCKIT Productions / Launchpad Theatre, Capalaba QLD 4157 Performer Age: Open to students in Grade 5 to Grade 12 plus ages 17-19 (streamed into appropriate age groups) Creative Team: Company Director / Choreographer – George Canham Vocal Director – Aysa Garcia Wong Design / Producer – Shaun Kohlman Production Website: ROCKIT Productions - High School Musical Jr Other Information: Full week musical theatre intensive with performance at the end of the program. Early bird discounts available on enrolment fees. Suitable for multiple experience levels.