Projects

Power Arts has supported, and is currently supporting, a number of high profile, established and new theatrical productions...

Current Projects

How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying

Starring Harry Potter's Daniel Radcliffe and five-time Emmy Award winner John Larroquette, the Broadway revival of How To Succeed is an hilarious fable of executive dreams and office romance.

Annie

The classic tale of Little Orphan Annie, all about never giving up hope, is back!

Brisbane Festival

Brisbane Festival

On Sept 2, one of Australia’s premier festivals exploded open in the night sky to a thumping beat!

Doctor Zhivago

The most breathtaking love story ever told.

Wicked

So much happened before Dorothy dropped in... The untold story of the Witches of Oz first dazzled Broadway in October 2003, and after a successful Australian run, heads to Asia.

Recent Projects

Zen Zen Zo's Cabaret

QPAC and PowerArts present Zen Zen Zo Physical Theatre’s Cabaret. Bringing together a stellar creative team lead by Zen Zen Zo Artistic Director Lynne Bradley this production will be a no-holds barred portrayal of the politics and sexuality that characterised the subversive and decadent cabarets of the last days of the German Weimar Republic.

Fame

The classic 80s hit of Cinema, Television and Musical Theatre has returned to Aus with a bright young cast featuring stars of SYTYCD. Opens in Sydney Oct 9.

Chicago

One of the world's most popular and thrilling smash-hit musicals graced Australian stages again in 2009.

Kiss of the Spider Woman

Kiss of the Spider Woman

You've got to learn how not to be where you are.. Kiss of the Spider Woman the musical redefines the way you think about musical theatre, its intensity and humanity maximizing the powerful intimacy of the Darlinghurst Theatre space.

Calendar Girls

A group of extraordinary women, spark a global phenomenon by persuading one another to pose for a charity calendar with a difference!

Avenue Q

For those weaned on Sesame Street, the AVENUE Q puppets may look familiar, but with musical numbers like "Everyone's A Little Bit Racist" and "If You Were Gay," this send-up of political correctness isn't for the kiddies.

Exit The King

After successful runs in both Sydney and Melbourne, the Idonesco play, directed by Neil Armfield and starring Geoffrey Rush, took Broadway by storm, winning PowerArts itsvery first Tony Award.

Spring Awakening

Spring Awakening

This exuberant new rock musical tells the tale of a group of teenagers embarking on the terrifying and thrilling transition from youth to adulthood.

Metro Street

They could be your family, friends or neighbours, and sometimes life is worth making a song and dance about. In April, 2009, Adelaide hosted the World Premiere of a refreshing new Australian musical, with book, music and lyrics by up and coming artist, Matthew Robinson.