‘The Girl on the Moon’ was far-out. Brisbane artists Aoife Kissane and Matias Nunez’s teenage love story, ‘The Girl on the Moon’,…
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‘Arterial’ was unifying. The Ron Hurley Theatre served as a home for Na Dijnang to present their circus theatre production ‘Arterial’ as…
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‘A Collection of Circus’ // CIRCFest Meanjin
by Sophie Masonby Sophie Mason‘A Collection of Circus’ was original. The Ron Hurley Theatre in Seven Hills is quickly becoming a home for independent artists to…
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‘Cab Suave’ was a tour de force. A private investigator undercover, a sultry group of femme fatales, a sparkly but shadowy nightclub…
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‘Power, Language and Love’ // Brisbane Cabaret
by Aaron Evansby Aaron Evans‘Power, Language and Love’ was enticing. On a lively Thursday night in The Sit Down Comedy Club, three sirens, an MD and…
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‘Diva Dive’ was oxymoronic. Inviting audiences to delight in circus and cabaret, ‘Diva Dive’ is equal parts conflict and contemporary celebration. Presented…
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‘Club Culture Cabaret’ // CIRCFest Meanjin
by Sophie Masonby Sophie Mason‘Club Culture Cabaret’ was inclusive. Put your feet on the ground. Let them remind you about the history of where you are.…
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‘RUNT’ was gigantic. Runt, the character, gives a voice to the little ones, the ones forgotten, the ones who fight tooth and…
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‘Briefs: The Classics’ was scrumptious. Dust off the sparkles and grab your heels, ’cause the Briefs Boys are back in Brisbane and…
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‘Assume People Like You’ // CIRCfest Meanjin
by Regan Bakerby Regan Baker‘Assume People Like You’ was mind-bending. “Anything is possible when you have the right people there to support you.” A quote from…