Queensland Theatre has announced its 2023 season, with a collection of eight productions from Shakespeare to cutting-edge contemporary work. Featuring plays by David Williamson and Melanie Tate, as well as emerging newcomers such as Ryan Enniss and Hannah Belanszky, QT offers a diverse and rich assortment of works to its audience after the interruptions during last year’s season.

Don’t ask what the bird look like, Queensland Theatre’s 2023 season. Photo supplied

“Our 2023 season promises moments of wild surprise, radical hope, intriguing gentleness, bliss, joy, spiritual wonder, and the warmth of being with a community of people who all love sharing great stories,” said Artistic Director Lee Lewis.

“After the speed bumps of the last two years, we’re putting our foot down on the pedal and are heading towards that light at the end of the tunnel — a huge season of inspiring plays.”

The season opens on 28 January with Family Values, David Williamson’s black comedy...