AboutNahima Kern, Author at The Creative Issue
Nahima Kern
Currently, I am sitting in my dark bedroom puzzling over what I should say in this bio. Basically, I am a traditional Japanese musical instrument loving, cat crazy Journo student with a love of the arts and a passion for writing about it. You can often find me reading my extensive Tolkien collection or non-abridged translation of Wu Cheng’en’s Journey to The West, playing my Koto, drinking delicious tea and craving more tattoos. I find the greatest part about writing is the fact that the English language has so many beautiful words and phrases. Like Cellar Door. I have an irrational fear of cracks in the pavement and a love for knitting bad beanies. If I had a magical ability it would be to make a never-ending pudding, because who doesn’t love cake? No one. No one doesn’t love cake.Ekka Calls For Regional Designers To Strut Their Stuff
March 28, 2017 | Nahima Kern
Do you fancy yourself to be a fashion designer? Love the thrill of a new challenge? Live Regional? Read More
Musicals Come To Die At The Brisbane Powerhouse
January 26, 2017 | Nahima Kern
Are you a fan of musical theatre? Read More
Brisbane Heats Up The Stage This Summer
December 22, 2016 | Nahima Kern
Let’s face it. It’s hot. Read More
Iran’s Outstanding Achievement: Manouchehr Mohammadi
December 5, 2016 | Nahima Kern
Iran is a country with a rich history in art, music and literature, that is relatively unsung in the West. Read More
Get The Revels Rolling With Nash Theatre Inc
November 22, 2016 | Nahima Kern
Christmas is, amazingly, almost upon us. Read More
A Reflective Night Out: Fran Barbe’s Exquisite
November 19, 2016 | Nahima Kern
Grief is never easy. Losing someone or something dear to you is often a situation that is hard to deal with. Read More
An Aussie Twist On A French Classic: Tartuffe
November 19, 2016 | Nahima Kern
In these modern times and digital age when cons and scams are riddling the internet and puzzling the vulnerable it sometimes begs the question if this is anything new. It’s not. Read More
Gary Farmer: Ready To Serve You At Sandgate Theatre Inc.
November 15, 2016 | Nahima Kern
Nostalgia is a powerful tool. It takes a special kind of classic to reel us in and worm its way into our hearts. But that’s exactly what those good ol’ television shows and films have done and now we can’t get enough of them.
Fall For The Charm of Kookoo The Birdgirl
November 7, 2016 | Nahima Kern
Being different has always been a test. Read More
Walking For A Cure: David Bowie Fans To Light Up The Valley
November 2, 2016 | Nahima Kern
Ever had the desire to dress up and honour the timeless, iconic David Bowie? Read More
An Abhorrent Affair – Meet Joe Howard
October 25, 2016 | Nahima Kern
What do you get when you mix “two wannabe media stars with a university radio show and zero talent?†You get an Abhorrent Affair. Read More
Nash Theatre’s The Memory of Water
October 10, 2016 | Nahima Kern
“Memories are important to all of us†– this was an important note from the program of The Memory of Water and the main theme of the show.
Peter and the Wolf: An Interview with QSO’s Thomas Allely
October 4, 2016 | Nahima Kern
Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf is a timeless classic that has, since the 20th Century, delighted the young and young at heart with its enchanting orchestration and suspenseful story.
How Tequila Mockingbird – An Interview with Josh McIntosh
September 28, 2016 | Nahima Kern
It seems these days that when you looks at theatre or film the spotlight is always thrust upon the actors, and hardly the creative team. Read More