Are you looking for some quality theatre experiences in Brisbane? Look no further! Here is a quick guide to some of the…
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‘Legally Blonde the Musical’ was fulfilling. In 2019, Roma Performing Arts (RPA) are celebrating over 50 years of entertainment in regional Queensland.…
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‘Claw Machine’ was multifarious. One of Brisbane’s upcoming and exciting new stand-up comics, Chris Martin, has brought his brand new comedy special,…
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As we continue to explore the nuances of symbolism in theatre, it’s clear that these everyday objects will continue to be valuable tools for playwrights and theatre-makers alike.
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As respectfully and honestly as possible, ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’ was presented by Lind Lane Theatre under the skillful direction of Glenda Campi. For a story with challenging staging restrictions, but beautifully poignant universal themes, Campi has delivered a stunning rendition with a capable and mature young cast.
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Theatre is a form of human expression that has been around for thousands of years, with roots in indigenous cultures around the world. From Australia to China, Ireland to Egypt, theatre has served many different purposes throughout history, reflecting the cultural and spiritual beliefs of the communities in which it emerged.
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‘We Will Rock You’ was crowd-pleasing. With music and lyrics by Queen and a book by Ben Elton, ‘We Will Rock You’…
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‘Next to Normal’ was tear-jerking. Brisbane Arts Theatre has delivered a rendition of ‘Next to Normal’ that can only be described as…
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‘Downtown: The Mod Musical’ was groovy. Even if you weren’t alive to experience the 1960s first hand, the decade is infamous for…
