Anywhere Festival

Toowoomba alt-country darling Pepper Jane is returning to Brisbane to perform as a part of Anywhere Festival next month.

Anywhere Theatre Festival has presented over 1,300 performances to over a quarter of a million people in five years.

Following on from the triumphant success of last year’s Bossa Nova Sunset Club, ...

The audience had no idea what to expect from a party with Pan and The Lost Boys. But an invitation to a house party in a heritage-listed building sounds like a perfect

The room is incredibly tense as the actors position themselves in various intimidating positions for 'Cassandra & The Boy Doll'.

Hidden behind Queensland’s oldest surviving building lies the Spring Hill Reservoir, a series of underground vaults, hidden underwater for nearly 90 years. Now a unique

In 2011, Paul Osuch dared to act on his lightbulb moment. Five years on, Brisbane's Anywhere Festival is one of the biggest arts and theatre festivals in the region, and a

As the Brisbane arts scene expands, the appreciation for theatre and performance grows.

'Sugar, Sugar!' is the sweetest history lesson you'll ever indulge in.

With a twist, the show plays homage to some of the best artists of the 50s, 60s, 70s

'Private Moments: A Double Bill' bears witness to two friends/colleagues/housemates grappling post-drama school blues by each writing a solo show.

Ever had goosebumps listening to opera? Whether you’re an opera fan or just curious about trying a petite slice of opera, 'The Medium' is for you.

One weekend to rule them all, One weekend to find them, One weekend to bring them all, And in the darkness...

‘Cassandra & The Boy Doll’ is an intimate look at a trans woman going through their transformative journey who says goodbye to her constructed male

Among the night life of Fortitude Valley 'Underground Ballads' will share the thrilling story of when a group of friends meet in a Latin bar, and the catastrophe that

A one-time only performance at Anywhere Festival, Jamie Jefferies is putting on a show of a lifetime.

So hungry for hyperbole that you could eat a horse? The Sexy Detectives did, and they were so full they literally died.

From the company that brought you ‘The Mayne Effect’ comes an extravagant new show featuring a LIVE STEAM

Perth’s comedian come hypnotist Matt Hale is heading to the east coast this May – poultry-free.

It won't just be the ghost stories of Boggo Road Gaol giving you goosebumps and spine tingles when the Muses Trio bringing their virtuosic classical performance to the former

Peter Pan sure knows how to party, and The Suicide Ensemble are the perfect hosts to show The Lost Boys a good time.