Brisbane Eisteddfod has announced that they will formally close down their operations. With accolades dating over a century, the organisation will no…
Lachlan Driscoll

Lachlan Driscoll
Lachlan is a Brisbane based performer and creative who drinks iced coffee in all weathers. He holds a Certificate III In Performing Arts from the Australian Dance Performance Institute and is currently studying a double degree in Drama and Business at the Queensland University of Technology.
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Darkfield Australia is back to interrogate the deepest corners of our minds with their new production, ‘COMA’. In association with Realscape Productions,…
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A brand new music and arts festival is coming to Brisbane in 2021. Aptly named Darkworld, the new festival will be hosted…
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‘The Hollow’ was charming. *A spoiler-free review* Agatha Christie’s classic murder mystery comes to the stage at Merthyr Road Uniting Church for…
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Theatres are wondrous places, bursting with history. They’re visited by countless people who come and go over the years. These patrons aren’t…
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‘Vincent River’ was uncensored. The director’s notes for ‘Vincent River’ say that the play is “very, very real”, which not only is…
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Performance venues across Australia have gone red in support of the entertainment industry. Illuminating their exteriors in bright, red lights, venues such…
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‘A Curious Arcade’ was curious. Imaginary Theatre’s latest weird and wonderful project takes the form of seemingly old fashioned contraptions filled with…
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‘Arc’ was enthralling. It was a beautiful (if not slightly overcast) afternoon to be outdoors in South Bank and experience Australasian Dance…
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‘The Gatsby Experience’ was glamorous. Scott Fitzgerald’s grim and glitzy expose on the American dream ‘The Great Gatsby’ sparkles to life in…
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