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5 Reasons Not To Read The Comments
Keyboard warriors and cyberbullying are prominent in today's society.
Digi Youth Arts' performance of 'Don't... -
Ladies In Black @ QPAC, Brisbane Review
The world premiere of 'Ladies In Black' opened at QPAC just in time for Christmas – befitting the play's festive season setting.
Carolyn Burns has adapted... -
Spoilt @ Judith Wright Centre Review
Clowning has become a misunderstood art form.
Maligned to being associated with children’s birthday parties and being nuisances at travelling circuses, clowns... -
Doctor Who? Me? Arriving At Brisbane Powerhouse
Fandom’s devotion can trace its roots back to the original death of the fictional hero Sherlock Holmes.
The public mourning was so great that Arthur Conan Doyle... -
Be Bamboozled In Brisbane's Wonderland
Entering a Bamboozled Tent is like travelling to an effervescent world where anything goes, the thrills come easy and laughter echos long after you return home.
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A Sneak Peek Of Summer In The Garden At Adelaide Fringe
Can you believe it’s already time to talk about Adelaide’s mad-March again? Well you better believe it because Fringe season is just around the corner, so close in fact, that
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2016 Season at The Arts Centre Gold Coast
It’s hardly surprising The Arts Centre Gold Coast is known by locals as 'the cultural precinct of the GC.'
An impressive 23 events were announced at the new season... -
Adelaide Festival Centre 2016 Season
Running from December 2015 through to December next year, the Adelaide Festival Centre's 2016 programme displays talent from here and abroad in multiple
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The Popular Mechanicals @ Adelaide Festival Centre Review
Hilarious from the get go, the State Theatre Company of South Australia’s brilliant production of 'The Popular Mechanicals' had audience members in stiches through until the
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The Popular Mechanicals Of Amber McMahon
Shakespeare is about to get completely shaken up, with a crazy, hilarious and plain ridiculous show – 'The Popular Mechanicals'.
Described by Australian Stage as... -
5 Times Liz Skitch Has Been Spoilt Rotten
Liz Skitch performs five characters in her one-woman cabaret, 'Spoilt'.
Worlds collide as the lives of a hapless bride-to-be, celebrity personal trainer, reality... -
Theatre Lockout Periods: Do They Really Exist?
“Ushers allowed latecomers to disturb a full house as they pushed past seated patrons to find their seats well after the performance had commenced.”
Clive Hodges... -
Knock, Knock @ QPAC Review
The Aboriginal Centre For The Performing Arts (ACPA) has once again shone a light on the top quality indigenous talent Brisbane houses, with it’s latest presentation, ‘Knock
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'The Chat' @ La Boite Theatre Review
‘The Chat’ is an emotional, raw and honest look into the life of an ex-offender on parole and the parole officers who make the decisions about their future.
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The Motion Of Light In Water @ La Boite Review
A magnificent blend of sci-fi, sexual politics, racial tension, religion, romance and pretty much everything else along the way.
It’s an ambitious move combining... -
Amadeus @ The Lind Nambour Review
Hate, anger, revenge, despair, resentment, and vengeance.
All deep-seated emotions Antonio Salieri rolls through in the course of telling us, in his last... -
This Is Capital City @ Brisbane Powerhouse Review
If you like your theatre on the weird side, then fully-immersive, interactive pieces promise to keep you out of your seat while tickling your strange-loving fancy.
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Ladies In Black: Dressed For Success
Brisbane actress, Sarah Morrison has landed her debut starring role in Queensland Theatre Company’s musical production of ‘Ladies In Black’; a modern coming-of-age fairytale
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OperaQ Looks To The Future With Their 2016 Season
Opera Queensland is preparing for a year of new experiences, new venues and new Australian works.
After a successful 2015 season, OperaQ is looking to continue it's... -
Four Years In The Making Of Adelaide Festival Of Arts 2016
The 2016 Adelaide Festival Of Arts (AFOA) is the fourth and final for Artistic Director David Sefton; and with the mix of pyrotechnics, dance history, theatre, music and
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