Established in 1992 and based in Cairns, JUTE Theatre Company develops and produces new Australian works that engage audiences and reflect the lived experiences of regional communities. JUTE also tours and delivers accessible, high-quality theatre to remote areas, while building skills and creating opportunities for emerging artists in regional Queensland. Through partnerships with community, government, and industry, JUTE supports connected communities and contributes to the development of relevant cultural policy and practice.
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In March, Dr Matt Domingo returns to the Far North to play Hamish, a charismatic figure cloaked in darkness, in JUTE Theatre Company and Overall
@ jute_theatre . Nov 29
Cooked, a new work by Kathryn Ash, and a co-production between Overall Arts and JUTE, premiered on Friday 28 November at Bulmba-ja, showcasing performers from our JUTE Actors Studio Pathways program and emerging designers Tonight (29 November) is your final chance to see this talented next generation of theatre makers bring months of dedicated work to life under the direction of Amber Grossmann. Tickets are available on Humanitix or at the door.
@ jute_theatre . Nov 28
Director and Co-Producer Amber Grossmann of Overall Arts about Cooked and why you and the young people you know should come and see it tonight or tomorrow night (28 and 29 November).
To book tickets: https://collections.humanitix.com/cooked
@ jute_theatre . Nov 27
📻 Playwright of Cooked, Kathryn Ash, visited the ABC Far North Studios this morning for an interview with Charlie McKillop. This reel features the audio from this 8 minute interview, while showing photos and videos from a tech / rehearsal run earlier this week. Have a listen to learn more about what inspired this work and why you should come and see it this Friday and/or Saturday!
To get your tickets visit: https://collections.humanitix.com/cooked
Photos: Mimi Tannaka
@ jute_theatre . Nov 26
This Friday, a remarkable group of emerging artists will step into the spotlight at Bulmba-ja Arts Centre to premiere Kathryn Ash’s new play Cooked. After months of development, creative exploration and serious hard work, they’re ready to share a production that dives into the lives of five young survivors navigating the aftermath of a freak lightning storm - a story that’s sharp, funny and deeply relatable for younger audiences.
The cast - Claudia Harms, Grace Meyers, Edward Hamilton, Robbie Ritchie, Renuka Bisht and Matt Raleigh - are all graduates of the JUTE Actors Studio Pathways program, guided throughout the year by Amber Grossmann, who also directs and co-produces this work.
They’re joined by a team of rising designers: Grace Meyers (Set & Costume), Jordy Lock (Sound), Nick Brach (Lighting), and intern Johanna Beard. Together, they’ve created an energetic new production they can’t wait to share with Cairns audiences.
If you want to champion the next generation of theatre-makers, now is the moment. Don’t miss this opportunity - book your tickets today: https://collections.humanitix.com/cooked
Photo: Mimi Tannaka
@ jute_theatre . Nov 20
In just over a week, our JUTE Actors Studio senior graduates will bring "Cooked" to the stage at Bulmba-ja. Under the direction of Amber Grossmann, these performers have been sharpening their craft, supported by emerging designers who have created the sound, lighting, set and props for the production.
Written by award-winning playwright Kathryn Ash, this new dramatic comedy is set to resonate strongly with audiences 15+
Book your tickets via Humanitix: https://collections.humanitix.com/cooked
📸 rehearsal photos by Grace Meyers
@ jute_theatre . Nov 13
2 NIGHTS ONLY!
Cooked is a fresh new play by Kathryn Ash, performed by the senior graduates of JUTE Actors Studio.
Directed by Amber Grossmann and co-produced with Overall Arts, this production is the result of a year of creativity, learning and hard work.
Amber has mentored these emerging performers through the JUTE Actors Studio pathways program — now they’re ready to shine!
Come and cheer on the next generation of actors.
Tickets: $25
Concession: $18
Available on Humanitix.
www.jute.com.au/cooked
JUTE wishes to pay its respects to Elders, past and present, of the lands where we work, live and perform. JUTE acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this land as well as the many regional areas we visit, tour and produce work. We recognise that these lands have always been places of art and story-telling.
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Cooked, a new work by Kathryn Ash, and a co-production between Overall Arts and JUTE, premiered on Friday 28 November at Bulmba-ja, showcasing performers from our JUTE Actors Studio Pathways program and emerging designers. Tonight (29 November) is your final chance to see this talented next generation of theatre makers bring months of dedicated work to life under the direction of Amber Grossmann.
For tickets: events.humanitix.com/host/5fbc8930f96bf0000be4d96a
or purchase at the door.
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Cooked, a new work by Kathryn Ash, and a co-production between Overall Arts and JUTE, premiered on Friday 28 November at Bulmba-ja, showcasing performers from our JUTE Actors Studio Pathways program and emerging designers Tonight (29 November) is your final chance to see this talented next generation of theatre makers bring months of dedicated work to life under the direction of Amber Grossmann.
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Director and Co-Producer Amber Grossmann of Overall Arts about Cooked and why you and the young people you know should come and see it tonight or tomorrow night (28 and 29 November).
To book tickets: collections.humanitix.com/cooked ... See MoreSee Less
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📻 Playwright of Cooked, Kathryn Ash, visited the ABC Far North Studios this morning for an interview with Charlie McKillop. This reel features the audio from this 8 minute interview, while showing photos and videos from a tech / rehearsal run earlier this week. Have a listen to learn more about what inspired this work and why you should come and see it this Friday and/or Saturday!
To get your tickets visit: collections.humanitix.com/cooked
Photos: Mimi Tannaka ... See MoreSee Less
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This Friday, a remarkable group of emerging artists will step into the spotlight at Bulmba-ja Arts Centre to premiere Kathryn Ash’s new play Cooked. After months of development, creative exploration and serious hard work, they’re ready to share a production that dives into the lives of five young survivors navigating the aftermath of a freak lightning storm - a story that’s sharp, funny and deeply relatable for younger audiences.
The cast - Claudia Harms, Grace Meyers, Edward Hamilton, Robbie Ritchie, Renuka Bisht and Matt Raleigh - are all graduates of the JUTE Actors Studio Pathways program, guided throughout the year by Amber Grossmann, who also directs and co-produces this work.
They’re joined by a team of rising designers: Grace Meyers (Set & Costume), Jordy Lock (Sound), Nick Brach (Lighting), and intern Johanna Beard. Together, they’ve created an energetic new production they can’t wait to share with Cairns audiences.
If you want to champion the next generation of theatre-makers, now is the moment. Don’t miss this opportunity - book your tickets today: collections.humanitix.com/cooked
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