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75+ Years of Proud Legacy

'All I want for Christmas' by Tim Pullen

Desperate father takes a store hostage on Christmas Eve.


T'was the night before Christmas and all through the store, customers were leaving, when in walks one more. In search of his daughter and at his wits ends. He takes strangers hostage and winds up making friends. It's quite terrifying this man and his gun, but this story is cheerful and works out being fun.


Season: October 23 – 31 2026

Friday 23 October                     7.30pm                                    Tickets:

                    Saturday 24 October                 2.00pm                                     Adults $27

                    Sunday 25 October                    2.00pm                                    Concession $25

                    Wednesday 28 October             7.30pm                                     Members $22

                    Friday 30 October                     7.30pm                                     Groups 10 or more $22

                    Saturday 31 October                  2.00pm

         Sunday  01 November                11.00am

                 

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Montessori College Performances: Thur 5 Nov

4pm - 5pm - After School performance.

6:30pm - 7:30pm - Evening performance.

SUNSHINE COAST GRAMMAR SCHOOL PERFORMANCES



PRIMARY PRODUCTIONS

12.30PM – 1.30PM AND 2PM – 3PM

Written by Katrina Harvey and Directed by Katrina Harvey and Mia Hillenbrand
Welcome to the most magical school you'll ever visit! At Magical Mayhem Academy, spells go spectacularly wrong, potions bubble over, and enchanted creatures create chaos around every corner. Join a cast of quirky young wizards and witches as they discover that friendship, teamwork and a little courage are the greatest magic of all. Filled with laughter, adventure and plenty of magical mishaps, this enchanting production is fun for the whole family.

Bedtime Stories as Told by Mum Who Really Messed Them Up – Written by Katrina Harvey and Directed by Katrina Harvey and Mia Hillenbrand
What happens when Mum takes over bedtime stories… and completely forgets how they go? Goldilocks befriends the bears, Little Red Riding Hood gives the wolf a pep talk, and fairy tales become hilariously tangled in this fast-paced comedy. Packed with laughs, larger-than-life characters and unexpected twists, this playful production proves that sometimes the best stories are the ones that go wonderfully wrong.

The Year Before the Leap Written by Katrina Harvey and Directed by Clark Dunstan and KatrinaHarvey
The final year of primary school is full of excitement, nerves and unforgettable memories. As a group of Year 6 students prepare for the biggest leap of their young lives, they navigate friendships, challenges, dreams and plenty of hilarious moments along the way. Heartwarming, funny and relatable, The Year Before the Leap celebrates growing up, embracing change and looking forward to the adventures that lie ahead.

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SECONDARY PRODUCTIONS

5.30PM – 6.30PM

Drop Dead Juliet by Allison Williams

Juliet has had enough! Enough with the poison, enough with the stabbing, and especially enough with the dying. She wants a new story and she wants it now. More parts for girls! More romance! Less death!

Romeo and Juliet will never be the same - or will it? Not everyone's so keen on the changes. And why is Romeo sneaking off with Rosaline?

Hamlette by Allison Williams

Imagine if you will that "Hamlet" was not "Hamlet" at all, but "Hamlette" - a woman!

This play is a twisty-turny interpretation of the classic Danish tale. Why spend four hours telling the story when five actors can get the job done in thirty minutes?

Great for competitions. Elsinore has never been this funny!


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A CHRISTMAS CAROL BY ACTING UP YOUTH THEATRE ACADEMY!

NOVEMBER 13-15

Bah Humbug! Dickens' classic tale of the original Christmas hater Ebenezer SCROOGE and his journey to happiness & redemption in a big bright & delightful new musical. A healthy dose of Christmas cheer in this family friendly show reminding everyone of the true meaning of Christmas. A heartwarming and uplifting way to end the year!

Tickets $18-$30

Group booking price of $25



Liam Higgins-Love is a Language Tour - Nambour

Somewhere between Dermot Kennedy and Noah Kahan, Liam Higgins writes vivid, melodic songs full of place and memory. Praised by Notion for "balancing cinematic production with deep emotional resonance", the Brisbane-born artist spent several years developing his sound in London before recording his boldest record yet in Vancouver: sophomore EP 'Love Is A Language', out November 6. Now back home, and with singles receiving airplay on Nova (The Maddy Rowe Show) and editorial support from Apple Music, Liam brings his full band show to a run of dates across South East Queensland and Northern NSW.

Expect stories and vulnerability, big choruses and a band that knows when to hold back and when to let go. 


Get Redeemable $27 Gift Voucher

A gift voucher is valid to purchase one ticket for any of The Lind's productions held at The Lind Theatre. This is authorised by the president of The Lind. Gift vouchers are subject to availability; please use this link to make a booking, and for enquiries, call 1300 732 764.

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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

Audience Review

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    "I am still thinking about the play and the clever portrayal of the fine balance between survival and staying within the boundaries of your principles. Fantastic acting, the presence of Kathleen, Scott's wife, and Amundsen, his competitor, like Scott's subconscious on the stage, was completely enthralling. Amundsen grew on me as a pragmatic but caring guide. The death of Evans, after becoming completely confused, showed incredible talent by the actors to look real. Wow, I will remember this play for the rest of my life."


    – Stella Wiggins

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    "Always worth a visit and always a very entertaining evening with outstanding local performers."

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