THE LIND'S PROGRAM FOR 2025
Whats On --- BOOK NOW under the individual listings on this page
July 3-11 - The Mother of the Maid - written by Jane Anderson directed by Glenda Campi
August 14-16 - Sunshine Coast Youth Festival
September 3-5 - One Act Play Season
October23- October 31- All I want for Christmas-by Tim A Pullen directed by Cec Rebetzke
The Show Must Go On
Here's the line-up at The Lind.
75+ Years of Proud Legacy
THE WOMAN IN BLACK novel by is by Susan Hill and adapted by Stephen Mallatratt with direction by Kathy Hickson
Genre: Mystery, Thriller
Britain’s second longest running play after The Mousetrap, The Woman in Black tells the story of a lawyer obsessed with a curse that he believes has been cast over him and his family by the spectre of a Woman in Black. He engages a sceptical young actor to help him tell his terrifying story and exorcise the fear that grips his soul. It all begins innocently enough, but then, as they reach further into his darkest memories, they find themselves caught up in a world of eerie marshes and moaning winds.
Susan Hill’s acclaimed ghost story comes dramatically alive in Stephen Mallatratt’s ingenious stage adaptation - “The most brilliantly effective spine-chiller you will ever encounter” (Daily Telegraph).
Starring Sean McDermott , Thomas J Loughran, and the lady in Black.
12+ Rating
Season February 13-21
7.30 13th
2.00 14th
2.00 15th
7.30 18th
7.30 20th
2.00 21st
7.30 21st
UNDERDOG: THE OTHER OTHER BRONTE
by Sarah Gordon
directed by Judith Boyd
Charlotte Brontë has a confession about how one sister became an idol, and the other became known as the third sister. You know the one. No, not that one. The other, other one… Anne.
This is not a story about well-behaved women. This is a story about the power of words. It’s about sisters and sisterhood, love and jealousy, support and competition.
Sarah Gordon’s new play is an irreverent retelling of the life and legend of the Brontë sisters, and the story of the sibling power dynamics that shaped their uneven rise to fame.
“A funny, bubbling, bolshie play about sisterhood, feminism, creativity and fame.” – Financial Times
“Enjoyably comic.” – The Arts Desk
“It uncovers the flesh and blood females behind the Brontë myth while interrogating entrenched patriarchy in a broad satire punctuated with amusing anachronistic dialogue. ” –
Daily Express
“Quick-witted drama.” –
The Guardian
“This blistering myth-buster hits the wuthering heights.” –
London Theatre
“Richly entertaining.” –
The Reviews Hub
“Gordon’s dialogue is blunt, funny and wilfully anachronistic.” –
TimeOut
Media
“A funny, bubbling, bolshie play about sisterhood, feminism, creativity and fame.” – Financial Times
“Enjoyably comic.” – The Arts Desk
“It uncovers the flesh and blood females behind the Brontë myth while interrogating entrenched patriarchy in a broad satire punctuated with amusing anachronistic dialogue. ” –
Daily Express
“Quick-witted drama.” –
The Guardian
“This blistering myth-buster hits the wuthering heights.” –
London Theatre
“Richly entertaining.” –
The Reviews Hub
“Gordon’s dialogue is blunt, funny and wilfully anachronistic.” –
TimeOut
R Rating - Strong Language
Season-April 24- May 2
Friday 24 7.30pm
Saturday 25th 2.00pm
Sunday 26th 2.00pm
Wednesday 29th 7.30pm
Friday 1st 7.30pm
Saturday 2nd 2.00pm
Saturday 2nd 7.30pm
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State-of-the-Art Theatre
Birthday Celebrations
Let’s take a quick trip back to where it all began.
On
6 December 1945, a meeting was called by the
Nambour Men’s Concert Party in the council boardroom. From that meeting, a committee was formed, and by
29 January 1946, plans were underway for two one-act plays and a revue, staged on
June 19th and 20th.
Through every change, one thing has remained constant: our heart for theatre and community.
Challenges & Triumphs
Eighty years is an extraordinary achievement for any volunteer organisation. We’ve weathered fires, relocations, and countless challenges. For instance, when our Blackall Terrace theatre was destroyed, and later when Council requested our land for the Nambour Shopping Centre, we adapted and moved here although at the time it seemed so far away from the hub of town..
2025 Committee
President: Glenda Campi
Vice President: Colin Grevett
Secretary: Di Aitken
Treasurer: Gwen Griffin
Committee: Lea-Anne Grevett, Josh Wilson, Kathy Hickson, Olwyn Kerr, Kathryn Barnes, Cec Rebetzke
Meetings: Management committee meets every third Tuesday of the month at 7.00pm
