Quintessentially Brit(ish)!

Friday 16 May A night of killer stand-up comedy with UK Ex-pat Comedian, Daniel Holt, all about his new life down under! Fresh from a highly successful sold out tour around Australia, Daniel Holt is making his solo show debut in Nambour for one night only!  7 years ago, British expat Daniel Holt flew over to Australia to start his new life down under. Hear the hilarious stories Daniel has starting as a backpacker picking fruit and vegetables on a working holiday visa in regional Queensland, to now becoming a permanent resident on a partnership visa with a Brisbane lady he met on Valentine’s Day in the Valley. This show is for all British expats, backpackers and Australians that love great, quick-witted, hilarious British comedy. Daniel has performed in the UK and up and down the east coast of Australia, performing on such shows as Best of British, British Invasion, and the International Comedy Gala within the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Melbourne Fringe, Sydney Fringe, Sunshine Coast Comedy Festival and much more! Daniel also flexed his crowd work skills and became the winner of Crowd Control at Good Chat Comedy Club in 2023. Quintessentially Brit(ish)!  Has taken Australia by storm selling out in advance in the majority of locations it's been! So get tickets in quick before it sells out in Nambour. “This Pom will leave you in stitches! With stories you won’t forget”. (Tradie in the RSL Pokies) “The funniest fruit picker”. (Farmer Bill from QLD) Doors 6:30pm | Show 7:00pm - 8:00pm

Identity – Sunshine Coast

Friday 30 May

About the Show

Are you ready to step into a world where identity is questioned, redefined, and laid bare? Identity is a bold and immersive performance that invites you to witness the raw, complex journey of four strangers confronting their pasts, their labels, and the forces that have shaped them. Through a striking blend of physical theatre, poetic movement, and multilingual storytelling, Identity unravels the layers that define who we are. There are no seats or stage. As the audiences are guided by a mysterious Voiceover to move through the space, standing face to face with the performers; the boundaries between stage and spectator blur, creating a visceral, deeply personal experience. This is more than a performance—it is an invitation to reflect, to feel, and to challenge the stories we tell ourselves about belonging and self-perception. Expect to be moved, provoked, and inspired as Identity lingers in your thoughts long after the final moment.

Dates - Sunshine Coast

30 May at 7:00 pm 31 May at 7:00 pm 4 June at 11:00 am

Plan Your Visit

Run Time

60 minutes with no intermission.

Accessibility and Seating Arrangement

The audience is required to stand for the duration of the performance. Identity is a roving performance. There are no seats; audience members are asked to walk a short distance following the actors and to stand during the show (around 60 minutes). We strongly encourage you to move around the performance space, as you are guided by the performers, for the best vantage points. Priority seating will be provided for those who need it. Seats are limited. Please email info@divetheatre.com to request priority seating. Wheelchairs – The show and the theatre are fully accessible for patrons who remain in their wheelchairs.

Warnings

Recommended for audiences 15+. Our Partners in the development & touring of Identity: This initiative is supported by the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF), a partnership between Queensland Government, through Arts Queensland, and Sunshine Coast Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland. Identity is also supported by Ray White Commercial Noosa & Sunshine Coast, Sunshine Coast Arts Foundation, Anywhere Festival, the Blackbox Theatre Nambour, the Old Ambulance Station and Vlad Photo.

Identity – Sunshine Coast

Saturday 31 May

About the Show

Are you ready to step into a world where identity is questioned, redefined, and laid bare? Identity is a bold and immersive performance that invites you to witness the raw, complex journey of four strangers confronting their pasts, their labels, and the forces that have shaped them. Through a striking blend of physical theatre, poetic movement, and multilingual storytelling, Identity unravels the layers that define who we are. There are no seats or stage. As the audiences are guided by a mysterious Voiceover to move through the space, standing face to face with the performers; the boundaries between stage and spectator blur, creating a visceral, deeply personal experience. This is more than a performance—it is an invitation to reflect, to feel, and to challenge the stories we tell ourselves about belonging and self-perception. Expect to be moved, provoked, and inspired as Identity lingers in your thoughts long after the final moment.

Dates - Sunshine Coast

30 May at 7:00 pm 31 May at 7:00 pm 4 June at 11:00 am

Plan Your Visit

Run Time

60 minutes with no intermission.

Accessibility and Seating Arrangement

The audience is required to stand for the duration of the performance. Identity is a roving performance. There are no seats; audience members are asked to walk a short distance following the actors and to stand during the show (around 60 minutes). We strongly encourage you to move around the performance space, as you are guided by the performers, for the best vantage points. Priority seating will be provided for those who need it. Seats are limited. Please email info@divetheatre.com to request priority seating. Wheelchairs – The show and the theatre are fully accessible for patrons who remain in their wheelchairs.

Warnings

Recommended for audiences 15+. Our Partners in the development & touring of Identity: This initiative is supported by the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF), a partnership between Queensland Government, through Arts Queensland, and Sunshine Coast Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland. Identity is also supported by Ray White Commercial Noosa & Sunshine Coast, Sunshine Coast Arts Foundation, Anywhere Festival, the Blackbox Theatre Nambour, the Old Ambulance Station and Vlad Photo.