Reviews

‘Girlpool’ was underwhelming.  The Brisbane Festival has established itself as a cultural icon, bringing local, national and international artists together for an…

‘Since Ali Died’ was captivating.  “Me: We” – Muhammed Ali. This is the message that Omar Musa leaves lingering in the mind…

‘Much Ado About Nothing’ was inviting.  ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ is one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies. This is possibly because it…

‘Lord Mayor’s City Hall Concerts’ (featuring ‘Cigany Weaver’) was scintillating.  One of the most exciting things about the Brisbane Festival is the…

‘Songs to Die For’ was breathtaking.  A solemn song began to play as three crystal clear voices rang out through the room.…

‘St Matthew Passion’ was mesmerising.  In 1727, Johann Sebastian Bach composed one of the most stunning choral and orchestral works ever created.…

‘Riverstage Birthday Bash’ was atmospheric.  Saturday night was one to remember with a line-up of exciting acts kicking off Riverstage’s 30th birthday…

‘Blanc de Blanc Encore’ was titillating.  If you like your circus cabaret brimming with sassy sexual overtones and bubbly frivolity then Strut…

‘The Gut Girls’ was unsettling.  Crude, thought-provoking and disconcertingly familiar, Underground Production’s latest play, ‘The Gut Girls’, provides a reflection on a…

‘Ruby Moon’ was ambiguous.  Perhaps nothing is quite as tormenting as losing a child, particularly when their disappearance is never solved. A…