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Just Announced

Due to popular demand, additional shows have been added on Wednesday, 9 April 2025, 2pm and Sunday, 13 April 2025, 2pm!

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$74.50 *

* A transaction fee of $7.50 applies.

2 hours 20 minutes

including interval, subject to change without notice

Attention, musical theatre lovers! We want YOU!

Prepare for your new favourite musical: A Girl’s Guide to World War.

This smash-hit show storms the Cremorne Theatre at QPAC this April.

Enlist now to meet Dr. Agnes Bennett and Dr. Lilian Cooper, two Aussie women who, rejected by the army, found their own way to the frontline and became decorated war heroes.

Hailed as “wonderfully uplifting” and a “work of inspiration” (Blue Curtains), this musical guarantees heart-warming entertainment.

Winner of Best New Australian Work (Matilda Awards), this extraordinary true story will leave you energised and transformed.

Actress Susie French (Menopause the Musical, Mamma Mia) also took home Best Supporting Actress for her no-holds-barred performance as the smoking, swearing lesbian powerhouse Dr Lilian Cooper, Queensland’s first female doctor.

A Girl’s Guide to World War will carry you away with its breathtaking musical storytelling. Presented by Musical Theatre Australia, and written by Queensland’s own Aleathea Monsour and Katy Forde, this is an unforgettable story of courage and compassion.

Joyous and compelling … totally satisfying.

Stage Whispers
The best show I have seen in forever. The story, songs, writing, stagecraft and directing are all incredible and the performances are world-class. Don’t miss this show!

Audience Member
A wonderfully uplifting work of inspiration and entertainment.

Blue Curtains

This production is recommended for ages 13+.

This production contains occasional coarse language, adult themes, themes of mental health and war, and references to self-harm. Theatrical haze and strobe lighting will also be in effect during this performance.

Purchase a ticket at QPAC in 2025 and go in the draw to win a Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid, thanks to Hyundai – proud Principal Partner of QPAC.

To enter the competition, submit an entry form via the QPAC 40 Giveaway competition page. Terms and conditions apply.

The Cremorne Theatre Visual and Sensory Guide [PDF, 2 MB] provides information on what you can expect while visiting QPAC.

QTIX is our official ticketing service with selected packages sold through authorised resellers only. Read more about purchasing tickets online.

Concession

Pension and senior card holders.

Student

Full-time students.

Child

Children between 3 and 15 years old.

Youth

Patrons under 26 years of age at the time of booking, ID required (Thursday only).

Unemployed

Unemployed patrons (Thursday only).

Cast & Creatives

Cast Aleathea Monsour, Susie French, Vix Nightsinger, Zoe Georgakis, Margery Forde, Minette Cooper, Rachel Fentiman, Matilda Malone
Band Vix Nightsinger, Sue Moxon, Suzanne Hibbs
Writer and Director Katy Forde
Composer and Musical Director Aleathea Monsour
Choreographer Fiona Jopp
Lighting Design David Walters
New Touring Production Design (Set and Costumes) Bill Haycock