Let sparks fly!
Be the first to experience the next big voices in First Nations theatre. Sparks: First Nations Play Readings is an unforgettable night of bold storytelling, where four new works written by emerging First Nations playwrights come to life on stage in 10-minute rehearsed readings.
Presented by QPAC and Playlab Theatre, Sparks is the culmination of a six-month program nurturing aspiring First Nations playwrights, guiding them from their very first idea to this important moment – sharing it with you, live.
Tickets are free but capacity is limited so don’t wait. Click on the ‘Register Here’ button and secure your spot today.
Sparks: First Nations Play Readings is part of Clancestry. Find out more here.
Discover the Sparks program here.
It’s January 1788 and a mysterious fleet is amassing in the harbour. Seven clan leaders make a momentous decision: to send these strangers on their way or welcome them?
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