The Right Train by Ti Lian –Siew.
Ever noticed how relationships and catching public transport have so much in common? Is this the one for me? Should I go with the bad boy or Mr Dependable? Should I catch the train or the bus? If I wait for this train what if I miss another that could have been going more in my direction........ The Right Train takes a snap shot of a couple in a relationship who are just not sure if they can wait at the platform anymore. Whether it’s the Caboolture line or the Beenleigh, sometimes we just have to ask, “ Is this really the right train?”

Memorial by Graham Mitchell.
Homeless people are a part of any city whether ignored or not. They have their own communities, their own families and relationships. What happens when a member of our community dies? How do the homeless honour one of their own? How do families torn apart by individual’s life choices react when faced with the reality of their departed one’s real life situation. Sometimes some secrets are just too hard to keep. Memorial takes us into the community of Brisbane’s homeless at a time when they have lost one of their members.

Moving by Nelle Lee.
Stuck in Brisbane’s peak hour traffic. Moving 500 meters in 50 minutes has pushed your patience. Ever glanced into the next car and wondered where that driver is headed? All these people on this road at the same time heading in the same direction but not going to the same place. We spend so much time in our cars, stuck in traffic, yet life continues. Be surprised by how much can happen while we’re not moving.

Sales Pitch by Dave Zwolenski.
Two charities. Two charity workers. One street corner. For all the potential donators out there only one can be winner. Sales Pitch is a play for people who without knowing, sign away their life and credit card number. It’s a good cause; you’re doing a great thing. Help save the drowning whales in Africa.

Gossip by Ariella Van Luyn.
Everyone loves a bit of gossip and when working at Gossip magazine, there’s bound to be the occasional love triangle, sex scheme or cat fight. At Gossip magazine it’s not about the truth, hell it’s not even about a little truth. It’s about the gospel and Gossip is the ladies bible. Straight from my lips to your cellulite hips. Gossip runs rife.

A Picture of Us by Brendan Gore.
Leaving home is a big step, especially when leaving home to go overseas. What happens when the two people who love you most are trying desperately to see you stay? Do you go for the wrong reasons or stay for the right? Or is it the other way round? What happens if it’s the people you love the most that you need to get away from? A boy, his mother and his girlfriend. Will he stay or will he go now?

Brizzie by Patrick Carr
Darren's grown up in a small community. His mum's the local activist. Tough on Darren. Then his girlfriend sides with his mum. Will he ever get to Brizzie or will life keep repeating and repeating and ....

The Bridge by Ben Cornfoot.
Between life and death. Two men stand on a bridge in limbo carrying out their day to day banter. But things change when a beautiful jumper rocks their existence.

My State of Origin by Malcom Steele
We are a footy nation. Are you blue or maroon… a die hard fan or a casual observer? When two blokes from opposite teams work through a juicy rumour, tensions rise.

Dirty Moles by Daniel Evans
Beneath Brisbane – amongst the North/South Bypass Tunnel construction – a nubile engineer and a seedy roadworker stumble across something that neither of them ever expected to find: a gigantic cavern populated by a lost civilization of beautiful women.

The Team behind Perfect Ten

Errol Bray Artistic Director

Amy Ingram Artistic Co-ordinator

Helen O'Rourke Stage Manager

Special thanks to Olivia Guglielmino and Mod Comms Publicity

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