Events

FNQ theatre lovers, an enchanting night awaits as we proudly present “Time Warp 2059 – In the Nature of Things.” This extraordinary Reggae Rock Pop Opera is set to transport audiences on a mesmerizing journey through time, space, and the spirit world.

Reimagined after a hiatus spanning over two decades, TimeWarp “In the Nature of Things” is a sequel that exemplifies the pinnacle of community theater.

Djawarray (Bertie Riley) graces the stage with his new EP, infusing the performance with the richness of cultural heritage, language, and the profound wisdom of his Western Yalanji and Djabugay ancestors. Accompanied by a mesmerizing First Nations contemporary dance piece, the show promises a meaningful fusion of tradition and innovation.

The production boasts a diverse and talented ensemble, including the captivating vocals of Toshi Sakamoto, the rhythmic prowess of the Koahlition Reggae Band, and the electrifying presence of Japanese punk singer Yuki Honey Toda. On the theatrical front, the lead roles are portrayed with panache and flair by Cameron Arthur as the Spirit and Vicki Schoen as Sky, the daughter of the queen of fairies. Jim Gosden, Kate Gwozdz, Brigit Williams, Linka Moseley Gwozdz, Jenny Fairy Lane, steam-punk Rastah Rusch, and award-winning martial artist Diane Long deliver performances that will leave an indelible mark.

The production is an inclusive, family-friendly extravaganza that guarantees an unforgettable blend of music, dance, drama, and celebration of Kuranda’s wild and wonderful culture and community.