Coming up: Brisbane Festival 2018

Brisbane Festival is here again, with an abundance of entertainment and activities for every Brisbanite! Read More

Lysa and the Freeborn Dames: making a stand for women

In the wake of worldwide Women’s Marches, Lysa, Tania Vukicevic, returns home to the small, backward town she grew up in, ready to make a stand of her own. Read More

Jasper Jones: You Just Got to Get Brave

The unthinkable happens in the small Australian bush town of Corrigan when a girl dies, a young man is blamed without a second thought, and secrets beg to be revealed. Read More

Stephen Sondheim’s Company at Brisbane Powerhouse

“It’s just that you have to want to marry somebody, not just somebody.” Company explores the art of maintaining relationships in a society where public and private spheres increasingly intertwine, and technology continually becomes more pivotal. Read More

Alas, April: a little touch of France

The Brisbane French Theatre brings a little bit of Paris to life in their new, original production, Alas, April. Read More

Little Women: the Broadway musical at The Brisbane Powerhouse

Louisa May Scott’s novel Little Women tells a story relevant in any year since the date it was published, including today, as was evident in the recent Broadway-style production of the novel at The Brisbane Powerhouse.    Read More

July In Queensland Theatre

July promises to be an exciting month for theatre in Queensland with many innovative and exiting shows lined up. Read More

Dramaturg – Dramatic Composition for the Stage

I spoke with Brisbane-based, freelance Dramaturg, Rhumer Diball, about her experiences in the industry and her journey in developing her career. Read More

Out of the Box Festival: Kid Culture Heaven

This June Queensland’s Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) will host the biennial Out of the Box Festival aimed at children eight years an under. Parents can expect five days of excellent theatre under the protective parapet of sunny South Bank’s Cultural Centre.

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Paris in July: Alas, April

Calling all Francophiles and international theatre-lovers for an immersive, comedic French experience. Read More

Calculating the Gravity of Love: The Mathematics of Longing

I’m always excited when arriving at La Boite’s Roundhouse Theatre. Read More

Inside Australia’s Biggest Show: The Merry Widow Opera

The Merry Widow was launched way back in the distant marauding dust of January 2018. Read More

The Longest Minute: Good for Theatre go-ers better for Cowboys fans

“Footy: It’ll break your heart.” Quite, well partially. It can be quite funny, mostly.  Except when it gets too saccharine or too serious. The Longest Minute premiered last week in the Crenmore Theatre and for many brings the raw passion … Read More

Private Lives Review

When myself and my girlfriend were ejected from our Uber in Newstead House we thought we were gate crashing a wedding. Read More