‘The Rocky Horror Show – 50th Anniversary Production’ was hot (patootie).
While ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ may be about to celebrate its 50th birthday, this golden anniversary production proves it is still as vivacious as it was in 1973. With youthful energy and classic charisma, this “Science Fiction” show is sure to entertain legacy fans and ‘virgins’ alike.
‘TINA the Musical’ was (simply the) best.
In every possible way, ‘TINA the Musical’ manages to deliver; this is a world-class production that could outshine even the greatest of West End or Broadway renditions.
‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ was magical.
Magic, illusions and trickery are the foundations of theatre, and ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ allows creatives to push the boundary just a little more.
‘& Juliet’ was romantic.
The wild, empowering and hilarious adventure of ‘& Juliet’ is an absolute joy to watch as the once star-crossed lover finds a way to love herself, and turn the tables on classic notions of romance.
‘Mary Poppins’ was wondrous.
The wonderfully cast titular character, portrayed by Stefanie Jones, marvels as Mary Poppins.
‘Moulin Rouge! The Musical’ was grandiose.
If you want to be transported into the glitziest, most outrageous nightclub in Brisbane so you can sing along to the catchiest songs of the last 50 years, buy your tickets to ‘Moulin Rouge! The Musical’ – if you still “CAN CAN CAN…”
‘Lucie In The Sky’ was futuristic.
‘Lucie In The Sky’ is a unique new contemporary dance work from Australasian Dance Collective. Premiering in Brisbane at The Playhouse, QPAC, ‘Lucie In The Sky’ is the culmination of years of work from the collective, dreaming up new ways to connect the digital in the form of drones to the physical with the undulating bodies of the dancers.
‘Drizzle Boy’ was refreshing.
With such an important and honest exploration of how a neurodivergent person can experience the world, hope remains that Enniss’ story will continue on for new audiences in new productions.
‘The Mystery of the Valkyrie’ was cinematic.
From the silver screen to the Playhouse stage at QPAC, Woodward Productions brings a sizzling mystery of true Sherlock Holmes proportions to Brisbane audiences.
‘SIX The Musical’ was fierce.
Dust off your tiaras and your sequin studded boots because the Queens have arrived in QUEENSland and they’ve certainly left their mark!
