Making magic with Matt

How does it feel to be lied to? To be deceived? How does it feel when the liar, tells you in no uncertain terms, that they are lying, do you trust them? Do you let them inspire you?

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Happily Ever After: A Cabaret Delight

The Babushka ensemble presents their brand new show, Happily Ever After, as part of Wonderland festival 2019. Read More

Jury’s out on Bitch on Heat

‘It was moving poetry!’

‘It was problematic!’

‘It was honest. Haven’t you ever felt like that?’

‘I’d have walked out if the genders had been the other way round.’

If nothing else, Bitch on Heat is divisive. Read More

Things are heating up with Heatwave

When things get hot, the best thing to do is obviously turn up the heat and sweat to stay cool.

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A woman, a lush, a beer and a voice

In the haze of a dive bar, a woman downs a pint of beer in seconds, and proceeds to sing her soulful, alcohol fueled story to the bar’s patrons.

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When love actually turns to hate

I feel it in my fingers, I feel it in my toes. Christmas is all around us and so the feeling grows, that Love Actually is all around.

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Emily Gilhome talks MELT 2019 and an ideal world

MELT: Festival of Queer Arts and Culture returns to Brisbane’s Powerhouse in 2019 with Emily Gilhome as Guest Director. Read More

Dishonestly Sincerely Honest: Matt Tarrant

Sleight of hand and magical head games will blow audience’s minds in Matt Tarrant’s Honestly Dishonest, as his magic moves arrive at Wonderland Festival.

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Neon Tiger: seeking the heart of Bangkok

Neon Tiger, a grungy karaoke bar off tourist-central Khao San road, sets the stage for two opposites to find themselves and each other in the busy heartbeat of Bangkok. Read More

Brad Sherwood talks Whose Line and the martial art of Improv

Whose Line is it Anyway, the show where everything is made up, and the points don’t matter. Read More

Don Giovanni – The #MeToo of Opera

A man who had his servant keep record of all his sexual conquests as well as his bespoke flattery, categorised by the physical appearances of women.

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Voices of Strength: Women in Voice, Hannah Grondin

Women in Voice, an institution of female vocal empowerment enters its twenty-sixth year of raising its voice to institutionalism of musical expression.

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Taking stock of bloodlines: Bloodstock, Julie Vulcan

Blood binds us all. From bloodlines to blood pacts, it is the common cause we all protect with every beat of our hearts.
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Learning how to live, through Deathfest 2.0: Jo Thomas

Death is an intense fear in all of us, and Deathfest 2.0 is here to help us understand and alleviate those fears of death, so innate.

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