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Dead As a Dodo descends into the underworld: ‘That's what puppetry brings – an easy way in’ (opens the original)
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Gwendolyn Warnock knows when one of Wakka Wakka’s puppet-led performances is speaking to theatregoers. ‘You can start to hear the audience making noises that they don’t usually make in normal theatrical productions,’ she says. ‘People will start saying aaah, oooh, ohhh. They’ll make more sounds than they let themselves … when things feel more adult or realistic.’ In the 25 years since founding the New York City and Oslo-based visual theatre company with Co-Artistic Director Kirjan Waage, Warnock
Dead As a Dodo descends into the underworld: ‘That's what puppetry brings – an easy way in’ (opens the original)
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Gwendolyn Warnock knows when one of Wakka Wakka’s puppet-led performances is speaking to theatregoers. ‘You can start to hear the audience making noises that they don’t usually make in normal theatrical productions,’ she says. ‘People will start saying aaah, oooh, ohhh. They’ll make more sounds than they let themselves … when things feel more adult or realistic.’ In the 25 years since founding the New York City and Oslo-based visual theatre company with Co-Artistic Director Kirjan Waage, Warnock
Werewolf turns a party game into immersive theatre: ‘Every night is so completely different’ (opens the original)
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Werewolf plays at the 2026 Brisbane Festival. Photo: Lewis Ferris. A life-or-death threat. Lockdown. Paranoia and suspicion infecting a community. A reminder that working together is the strongest defence that humanity has. While a pandemic didn’t inspire the social-deduction game Mafia, which is also known as Werewolf, the Covid era has seen adaptations of it flourish and spread – not only reality-TV sensation The Traitors, which boasts versions in 29 countries so far and at least 12 more to co
Patrick Brammall and Brendan Cowell on Last Seen: ‘It works in a way that we don’t expect’ (opens the original)
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Patrick Brammall in Last Seen. Image: Apple TV. If any filmgoer or TV viewer remains unaware of the hot streak that Patrick Brammall is currently enjoying, they’ve put in a concerted effort. The Devil Wears Prada 2, in which he plays the new Australian boyfriend of Anne Hathaway’s fashion journalist Andy Sachs, is among 2026’s cinema smashes, ranking fifth at the Aussie box office so far. Colin From Accounts, the beloved homegrown rom-com sitcom that he co-created, co-wrote and co-led with Harri
No One Gets Out of Here Alive dances with death: ‘We want it to go beyond words’ (opens the original)
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The Farm’s No One Gets Out of Here Alive. Photo: Billie Wilson Coffey. The end that awaits us all. As certain only as taxes. However poetically or euphemistically we choose to label it, death is inescapable. The Farm’s bold new production claims another elegant description for its title – No One Gets Out of Here Alive – but the Gold Coast-based performing arts company cannot be accused of avoiding the inevitable. Unveiling its world premiere season at the Brisbane Festival from 9 to 12 September
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