Main Image: Brisbane’s most loved canine family blew audiences away over summer (Darren Thomas). Listen: Jacob Williams talks about puppetry and how he brought the Heelers to the stage.
It’s official – everyone’s favourite Heeler family will return to QPAC’s Playhouse in a strictly limited season from May 4th.
After wowing kids, big kids and critics alike during its sell-out world premiere season at QPAC last December, Bluey’s Big Play The Stage Show returns to Brisbane after a run of shows throughout regional Australia.
Much of the discussion has been around the larger than life Heelers, with Bluey, Bingo, Bandit and Chilli brought to life through the magic and artistry of puppetry. Neighbour ‘Lucky’s Dad’ also appears alongside fan favourites such as Chattermax, the Grannies, Bingo’s walking leaf and Brisbane’s unofficial bird mascot, the humble bin chicken.
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