Image: Image Courtesy Dylan Evans – Shake & Stir
It was only a few short years ago, in the midst of a global pandemic, that Queensland author Shannon Molloy released his heartwarming and emotional memoir Fourteen.
In 2022, this highly acclaimed story was adapted for the stage and debuted a sellout run at the Brisbane Festival. Audiences flocked to see this touching come-of-age story that chronicled Molloy’s life growing up as a gay teenager in regional Queensland. Brisbane-based theatre company Shake & Stir, who originally commissioned the show for production, have now released the exciting news.
Fourteen will embark on a national tour in 2024, heading as far as Tasmania and the Northern Territory, including a special return to QPAC for Brisbane audiences in June and July.
While no confirmed dates have been announced yet, audiences can already register their interest for tickets via the Shake & Stir website.
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