The LIND Membership

The LIND Membership

Isabelle Arc is a God-fearing woman. She can neither read nor write and her skirts smell ripe as cheese. Her headstrong daughter, on the other hand, communes with Saint Catherine, dons men’s clothing and prepares to lead the French army into battle. Motherhood in the fifteenth century is not easy. In her riveting new play, Jane Anderson reimagines Jeanne D'Arc's epic tale through the eyes of her mother. Isabelle follows the baffling journey of her odd and extraordinary daughter with a mother’s loving persistence—facing her own fears and upended faith along the way. PG Rating "Content Warning: Contains depictions of stage violence, slapping, and the use of a stick."

When curious Alice is lured through the looking glass, she finds herself in a world like no other. A chessboard realm where time ticks strangely, tea is always twinkling, and curious characters buzz in the background. Join Alice as she encounters the Cheshire Cat, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, the dapper Mad Hatter and his forever tea party, as well as the array of Queens ruling the wacky world of endless possibilities. This Alice in Wonderland brings a bold, reflective magic to the classic tale. With fantastical costumes, wild characters, and an imagination-fueled adventure, it’s a journey the whole family will love!

When curious Alice is lured through the looking glass, she finds herself in a world like no other. A chessboard realm where time ticks strangely, tea is always twinkling, and curious characters buzz in the background. Join Alice as she encounters the Cheshire Cat, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, the dapper Mad Hatter and his forever tea party, as well as the array of Queens ruling the wacky world of endless possibilities. This Alice in Wonderland brings a bold, reflective magic to the classic tale. With fantastical costumes, wild characters, and an imagination-fueled adventure, it’s a journey the whole family will love!

Somewhere between Dermot Kennedy and Noah Kahan, Liam Higgins writes vivid, melodic songs full of place and memory. Praised by Notion for "balancing cinematic production with deep emotional resonance", the Brisbane-born artist spent several years developing his sound in London before recording his boldest record yet in Vancouver: sophomore EP 'Love Is A Language', out November 6. Now back home, and with singles receiving airplay on Nova (The Maddy Rowe Show) and editorial support from Apple Music, Liam brings his full band show to a run of dates across South East Queensland and Northern NSW. Expect stories and vulnerability, big choruses and a band that knows when to hold back and when to let go.