The art or writing
The art or writing
Dramaturg – Dramatic Composition for the Stage
July 17, 2018 | Paige Duffy
I spoke with Brisbane-based, freelance Dramaturg, Rhumer Diball, about her experiences in the industry and her journey in developing her career. Read More
Let the Competition Begin…
June 10, 2018 | Cameron Turner
Brisbane Filmmakers listen up! The International 48 Hour Film Project challengers emerging Filmmakers to write, shoot and deliver a four to seven-minute film over the course of just one weekend. That’s right, 48 hours. This competition is open from High … Read More
Dava Sobel
August 19, 2017 | Lena Owen
Dava Sobel spoke at the Brisbane Powerhouse as part of the Writers + Ideas Program, curated by producer Jane O’Hara. Dava was in conversation with Paul Barclay of ABC Radio National to promote her book The Glass Universe.
Queensland Poetry Festival 2017
August 12, 2017 | Lena Owen
The Queensland Poetry Festival hits our city in August with a plethora of poems, spoken word and comedy. Breaking us out of our everyday monotony with the impact of Anisa Nandaula’s words, the festival this year has the theme of Distant Voices. Voices from across the globe cut through the strata of society to highlight social issues from racism to inequality.
A Night at “The Dream Walker” Launch
July 2, 2017 | Lena Owen
Victoria Carless is an established Brisbane playwright and is now entering the Young Adult genre. Her debut novel The Dream Walker is available now. The Creative Issue went along to her launch party at Avid Reader Bookshop in West End for her conversation with publisher Kate Stephens from Hachette.
6 Events You Must See At The 2016 Brisbane Writers Festival
September 6, 2016 | Tess Church
Another year, another writers festival returns with events for children, teens and adults alike. The Brisbane Writers Festival will host events around the city between the 7th – 11th of September, engaging our minds and sprinkling the city with boundless creativity.
When Death Enriches Life – a talk with Sarah Winch
March 4, 2016 | Cecile Blackmore
“Okay, sh**’s happened, my number’s up – now what are we going to do?” Writer, healthcare worker and ethicist Dr Sarah Winch talks to us about how we can plan in the face of the inevitable for the best death possible.
Brisbane Comedy Festival Must See: Mel Buttle, Quite Unsavoury
March 3, 2016 | Ashleigh Hopping
Looking to fill a free night this week? Brisbane’s very own Mel Buttle is at the Powerhouse as part of the Comedy Festival.
You see what you look for: Meet Gratitude speaker Toni Powell
February 15, 2016 | Ashleigh Hopping
“I was waiting for something to make me feel happy so I’d be grateful, but it’s sort of the reverse: when you become grateful, you get happy.â€
Six Podcasts You Should Be Listening To
February 14, 2016 | Ashleigh Hopping
Podcasts are an entertainment game changer.
TURNING PAGES WITH PAIGE – Gold Coast writer Paige Townsend hits the literary benchmark
February 11, 2016 | Sarka Hill
Paige Townsend is not your ordinary 24 year old writer. We spend an afternoon with her to chat to her about her published work and her inspiration.
Morbid Things You Can’t Un-Know: A Review of Caitlin Doughty’s ‘Smoke Gets in Your Eyes…’
February 8, 2016 | Rhiana Jay
When Caitlin Doughty was 23, she scored her dream job… as a cremator of human remains. Caitlin’s memoir, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Other Confessions from the Crematorium, is an enlightening, hilarious, gruesome and ultimately refreshing portrayal of Caitlin’s foray into the world of the dead.
Dig, Lazarus: The Bible in Modern Lyricism
September 5, 2015 | Tom Cushing
It’s a strange truth of modern rock lyricism that when secular songwriters draw on the Bible the results can be truly transcendental. Read More