Spamalot: Live review | HOTA, 5 March 2020
Perfectly silly and light as a feather, Spamalot is the two hour piece of escapism everyone needs right now. Move over, toilet paper blues….
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Monty Python’s Spamalot rides into HOTA
If you are the type to spend hours pondering life’s great questions such as what really IS the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow, then…
We take a more in depth look at HOTA’s 2020 program
Get excited, Gold Coast. HOTA, Home of the Arts has recently dropped its sneak peek of a 2020 program that promises a world of…
Bleached* Arts welcomes Rose Dennis to the helm
Meet Rosie Dennis. An experienced performer, writer and arts curator, this Pottsville-raised industry pro has moved back north after a long Sydney stint to…
Scaramouche Jones: A clown story that’ll hit you in the Friels
Colin Friels has never strayed far from Australian televisions. A beloved veteran of the stage and screen, Friels has a list of credits to…
Home is where the art is this summer
Celebrate Summer at HOME, this December. This Summer, HOTA invites you to make the fabulous cultural precinct your home as they host 20 events…
What if Hitler had a daughter?
Monkey Baa Theatre Company will return to HOTA this September with a unique stage adaption of ‘Hitler’s Daughter’, the iconic book written by award-winning…
HAIR lets the sunshine in this October
HAIR was a revolutionary rock musical that broke all the rules, and 2019 marks 50 years since its 1969 Australian opening night at the…
Get your culture on, Gold Coast
Keen for a bit of kulcha? From reef talks to popping corks, we’ve got a lineup that’ll keep you busy as bees over the…
It’s Much Ado About Nothing at HOTA
HOTA, Home of the Arts hosts one of Shakespeare’s sassiest and most memorable comedies this September. Much Ado About Nothing delivers what its title…