Join us for the first of a series of three performances exploring our current world experiences. While the world is still reeling from COVID-19, a larger existential threat of climate change is looming. Through personal storytelling, we will explore lessons learned, grief shared, and find the threads of inspiration and resilience to guide us forward.

Join us for the second of a series of three performances exploring our current world experiences. While the world is still reeling from COVID-19, a larger existential threat of climate change is looming. Through personal storytelling, we will explore lessons learned, grief shared, and find the threads of inspiration and resilience to guide us forward.

Join us for the third of a series of three performances exploring our current world experiences. While the world is still reeling from COVID-19, a larger existential threat of climate change is looming. Through personal storytelling, we will explore lessons learned, grief shared, and find the threads of inspiration and resilience to guide us forward.

Recently the war in Ukraine has alerted us that peace is fragile. We need to care and work for it. Those in Ukraine and other conflict areas are living in this terrible reality. Around the world, Playback groups are expressing their support for peace by joining in a Festival of Solidarity running this month. All

After our recent heart felt performance 'Peace Please: Solidarity, Compassion, Peace' many people are still asking if they can donate funds. We are delighted to facilitate this request. We are so proud to have joined Playback Theatre companies world wide in the Festival of Solidarity. Over $1000 was raised at our recent performance to support

Sometimes all we need is a little extra heart in our world. Join us as we delve into the beautiful expression of kindness and how it shows up, especially when we need it most. On theme, we are proud to donate the funds raised from this performance to a local nipaluna / Hobart family facing

Are you a renter living in nipaluna / Hobart? Playback is partnering with UTAS to discover how renters think about bushfire and living with bushfire. During this free performance you will have the opportunity to share (or listen) to other audience members thoughts, questions, feelings and experiences about bushfire. Playback will then bring these to

Come along to a free workshop to learn the basics of Playback Theatre - a form of improvised theatre based on your own true stories! Ages 16+, all experience levels welcome. Wear comfortable clothing that allows free movement. Bookings essential, see link alongside 'Details and Venue' (green header)

Nature is glorious ... and at the same time mute. WE can speak for the trees as they struggle with warmer, drier conditions, through climate change. You're invited to watch and share your thoughts, feelings and hopes for the future. Please join us for this free thought provoking performance in conjunction with the Big Day