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Cleveland 
Qld 4163
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THEATRE REDLANDS

Redland Museum, with its rich and varied collections, is full of stories – and stories are what make theatre. Theatre Redlands has found its ideal home in the Museum, mining its mother lode of collected history to craft stage presentations that bring the stories to life.

The company was formed in 2019 by a group of experienced theatre operatives, each proficient in a wide range of theatre skills. The foundation members were driven by a commitment to producing high-quality community theatre that would involve and develop individuals of all ages and skills, giving them a vision of what can be achieved by community theatre with professional standards.

Theatre Redlands, with its consistently expanding membership, is rapidly becoming a mainstay of theatre arts in the region. In two years it has developed a repertoire of selected published works and original presentations sourced, written, developed and staged specifically for the Redland Museum.

Even during COVID-driven lockdowns it has kept its energy going; in the twelve months between September 2020 and September 2021 it marked up ten productions to its credit. Watch this space for coming undertakings!
For more information please email theatreredlands@redlandmuseum.org.au

Upcoming Theatre Redlands Events

2025 Queensland Day Play

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll

6 – 15 June
Step back to 1953 Melbourne with Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, a celebrated Australian play by Ray Lawler. Witness the heartwarming yet bittersweet story of love, friendship, and change. Enjoy this iconic production by Theatre Redlands, directed by Raymond Noonan. Paired with a delightful 2-course meal.

Past Theatre Redlands Events

2025 Australia Day Play

The Eulogy & Training Wheels

24 January – 2 February 2025
Australia Day Website Theatre Redlands present an Australia Day double feature special; the personal clashes with the political in the gripping two-hander The Eulogy and north Queensland’s railway history steams back into life – complete with railway songs – in the radio play Training Wheels.