Salad Bowl Collective

Events & Media

Salad Bowl Collective is the partnership of Trent Sellars and Elodie Boal, a dynamic Queensland duo who share a passion for producing immersive events and captivating media experiences. With their combined expertise in planning, production, branding, and promotion, they offer a professional approach to events and media.

Elodie Boal

Elodie Boal is an award-winning published playwright, director, producer and actor with over a decade of experience in the industry. She has independently produced several productions, including her own original works 'Wondered', 'The Descent' and 'Update'. A journalist at heart, Elodie's work has been printed in many publications.

Trent Sellars

Trent Sellars is a designer, educator and theatrist, living on Giabal and Jarowair country in regional Queensland. Born and raised in Meanjin/Brisbane, Trent is a descendent of the Wakka Wakka people. While occasionally performing, producing or reviewing live events, Trent is primarily a designer specialisting in graphics and education.

A Night With The Villains

This Halloween, we invite you to unleash your inner demons and join us for a sinister symphony of villainous melodies.

A Night With The Villains is a mesmerizing concert celebration dedicated to all things evil! Prepare to be enchanted by a spellbinding lineup of talented local performers, as they take the stage and lead you on a captivating journey through the most villainous of musical hits.

Mark your calendars! This one-of-a-kind event will awaken the darkness within, so don your most diabolical costumes and revel in the wickedness.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"An electrifying fusion of eerie ambience and haunting melodies. A must-attend event for every villain-at-heart."

Tickets on sale at villainsnight.com

Theatre Haus

Theatre Haus was launched in 2019 to fill a void in the market for critical feedback and promotion of local theatre and events in the greater Brisbane region.

With a combined social media reach (alongside Salad Bowl Collective) of 15k, Theatre Haus remains SBC's strongest and most recognisable brand.

With the support of 30+ volunteer writer/reviewers, Theatre Haus provides entertainment reviews, news and more.

Check out theatrehaus.com

History

First working together in 2014, Trent and Elodie have been collaborating on live entertainment and media for nearly a decade.

Brisbane born and raised, the two have shared the stage for plays, musicals, tributes and festivals. With skills both an on and off stage, they've also produced, promoted and marketed numerous events over the years.

In 2019, they established Theatre Haus, a digital platform for entertainment news and reviews in Brisbane and beyond.

As Salad Bowl Collective, they've co-produced several successful projects including a season of popular Queensland play 'X-Stacy', a Valentine's rendition of 'Another Ed Sheeran Tribute', festival runs and more.

Mira Ball

Mira Ball Productions is an independent theatremaker committed to producing immersive and engaging shows that captivate audiences. Founded in 2014 by Elodie Boal, a passionate producer and playwright, Mira Ball has quickly made a name for itself with experimental and immersive productions that push the boundaries of traditional theatre. Mira Ball Productions premiered its first contemporary work, 'Wondered', in 2014, which toured in 2015, receiving over 40 awards on the Southeast Queensland Theatre Circuit. Today, Mira Ball strives to bring a unique and authentic brand of creativity to audiences across Australia.

Our Yakka

Our Yakka make engaging and meaningful experiences; from theatrical to digital and the magical in between. They look for ways to unify communities, nurture development, and inspire individuals. The core team consists of Trent Sellars (Wakka Wakka) and Jesse Lander (Wailwan). They focus on giving a platform to underrepresented voices and work primarily with (but not limited to) Aboriginal-owned or focused organisations. In 2022, they produced 'Straight White Men' written by the first Asian-American playwright to be produced on Broadway: a play that explores the topic of privilege with both consideration and humour.