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DOOR 3

So Many Splintered Parts

By Elaine Acworth, Shaun Charles, Robert Forster, Kathryn Marquet, Aidan Rowlingson, Sita Walker and Grace Wilson, with songs by Tyrone Noonan
Presented by All Forms Considered and Assembly of Elephants

This is new Queensland theatre writing on the razor’s edge between the political and personal, comedy and despair, rage and hope. Seven Brisbane writers, one bold provocation: It’s happening all over the damn place, all over the world… the fracturing of everything… nations, ethni...

This is new Queensland theatre writing on the razor’s edge between the political and personal, comedy and despair, rage and hope.

Seven Brisbane writers, one bold provocation: It’s happening all over the damn place, all over the world… the fracturing of everything… nations, ethnicities, races, genders, the environment - into so many splintered parts.

These seven writers have each delivered a poignant and powerful play for two actors, split across times and perspectives.

Joining the actors on stage is Tyrone Noonan (George) weaving songs and sounds inspired by these short plays, set in a place as familiar and strange as our own backyard.


Photograph by Nicholas O'Donnell.

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  • Dates
    8 Aug – 23 Aug 2025
  • Location
    Diane Cilento Studio
  • Times
    Evenings: Weds-Sat 7.30pm
  • Buy Tickets
  • Ticket Pricing
    All tickets
    $39
  • Duration
    Approximately 85 minutes with no interval, subject to change without notice.
  • Warning
    This production contains strong and offensive coarse language, racist themes, adult and sexual themes, and references to mental illness, suicide ideation, abortion, themes of war and violence. It contains strobe, haze, and sudden loud sounds. Recommended for a...

    This production contains strong and offensive coarse language, racist themes, adult and sexual themes, and references to mental illness, suicide ideation, abortion, themes of war and violence. It contains strobe, haze, and sudden loud sounds.


    Recommended for ages 15+.

    If you or someone you know needs information or support, these organisations are there to help:
    LIFELINE 13 11 14

  • Dates
    8 Aug – 23 Aug 2025
  • Location
    Diane Cilento Studio
  • Times
    Evenings: Weds-Sat 7.30pm
  • Buy Tickets
  • Ticket Pricing
    All tickets
    $39
  • Duration
    Approximately 85 minutes with no interval, subject to change without notice.
  • Warning
    This production contains strong and offensive coarse language, racist themes, adult and sexual themes, and references to mental illness, suicide ideation, abortion, themes of war and violence. It contains strobe, haze, and sudden loud sounds. Recommended for a...

    This production contains strong and offensive coarse language, racist themes, adult and sexual themes, and references to mental illness, suicide ideation, abortion, themes of war and violence. It contains strobe, haze, and sudden loud sounds.


    Recommended for ages 15+.

    If you or someone you know needs information or support, these organisations are there to help:
    LIFELINE 13 11 14

Creatives

Co-Director & Producer Shaun Charles
Co-Director & Producer Elaine Acworth
Dramaturg
Saffron Benner
Set & Costume Designer Sharka Bosakova
Lighting Designer Teegan Kranenburg
Composer
Tyrone Noonan
Associate Director
Jess Veurman

Cast

Performer Zoe de Plevitz
Performer Nick James
Performer & Musician Tyrone Noonan

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Meet Sita Walker

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Meet Kathryn Marquet

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Meet Elaine Acworth

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Meet Robert Forster

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Meet Aidan Rowlingson

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Meet Grace Wilson

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Acknowledgements

Many thanks to Shirley's - A Creative Community Space.

DOOR 3 is proudly supported by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body, and the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

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