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Australia’s first killer musical. An all dancing, all singing, comedy drama.

County Court magistrate, Queenie, is about to hang up her wig and go shopping. Burnt out after years of presiding over the worst criminal cases and busting through the toughest perspex ceilings. But when Queenie is promoted to Supreme Court Judge, she jumps at the chance to pay off the credit cards and snag that house in Watego Bay. Not realising she is about to do battle with drug lord, Terry Biggs and a wave of underworld killings that shatter the lives of ordinary folk and Queenie herself.

DIRECTOR/MUSIC DIRECTOR/CHOREOGRAPHER

Queenie is the fifth musical written & produced by Tracy Harvey & Greg Dee.

Their first musical, Call Girl, was nominated for best script by the Australian Writer’s Guild. Their second musical, PRICK! was choreographed by Jessica Raffa and premiered at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Harvey & Dee’s last musical, Galapagos, also premiered in the Spiegeltent at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival with a cast of 9 singing, dancing lizards!

Harvey & Dee recently moved to Hervey Bay from Melbourne.

Tracy is well known to Australian audiences for her appearances in the Dressmaker, Hey, Hey It’s Saturday, Gillies Report and Comedy Company.

Greg has worked as an executive producer at ABCTV and a range of production roles spanning the last 40 years.

Harvey & Dee are thrilled to secure the services of one of Australia’s most celebrated choreographers, Jessica Raffa.

Jess has appeared on every season of Dancing with the Stars/Seven Network and is currently shooting the 2025 series. Jess will come to Hervey Bay for intensive dance workshops with the cast of Queenie and a Masterclass with a local dance school.

Harvey & Dee are delighted to be collaborating with Z-PAC for the premiere of Queenie the Musical.

Dr Fibjoy’s Amazing Theatrical Exclusion 

Directed by Jonathan Sharp

Step into the whimsical world of Dr Fibjoy’s Amazing Theatrical Exclusion, where storytelling meets high-energy theatrics! Led by the charismatic Dr Fibjoy, a snake oil salesman, storyteller, and ringmaster, and his spirited sidekick Cricket, this production takes audiences on a journey through vibrant skits inspired by Eastern European folklore.

Expect a kaleidoscope of theatrical styles—physical comedy, masks, music, and interactive improvisation. With a versatile cast morphing into a variety of colorful characters, the show guarantees laughter and wonder.

Dr Fibjoy’s Amazing Theatrical Exclusion is a dynamic celebration of creativity and connection. Don’t miss it!

Demise – A Series of Tragic Tales

Directed by Nicky Fernandes

Step into the unsettling yet captivating world of “Demise,” a riveting collection of four short plays by Natasha Daly that masterfully blend dark humour with the exploration of trauma and tragic endings. Each story, set against different decades—from the vibrant 1940s to the anxious present—unfolds raw narratives brimming with emotional tension and unexpected wit.

“Sweet Comic Valentine,” set in a 1940s speakeasy bar, a charming hitman grapples with his conscience as he falls for an innocent woman, highlighting the absurdity of love in a life steeped in darkness, where laughter and horror coexist.

“Reasons Why You Should Eat Me,” set in 1950s atop a snowy mountain,  presents a desperate survival scenario that combines morbid humor with the grim realities faced by two plane crash survivors, showcasing how humor can emerge even in dire circumstances.

“Cancel My Appointments,” set in a 1970s pyschedelic doctor’s office, dives into a man’s existential crisis, where he navigates his unhappiness with a comedic lens, revealing the absurdities of life’s pressures and expectations.

Finally, “Fishing,” set in a contemporary apartment, serves a chilling twist, interspersed with sharp, dark humor that uncovers the sinister sides of seemingly innocuous interactions.

Daly’s writing invites the audience to confront the complexities of human nature, where humour often becomes a coping mechanism against the backdrop of despair.