‘Aida’ was glimmering. Opera Australia’s rendering of ‘Aida’ for the 21st century will satisfy lovers of the genre looking for acutely technical …
As we commemorate World AIDS Day, it’s important to understand the way theatre can raise awareness and humanise the condition. Many plays …
In a much-anticipated comeback, local Brisbane artist Fiona Buchanan is set to grace the stage at PIP Theatre for an encore performance …
‘Jersey Boys’ was rockin’. Redcliffe Musical Theatre’s latest production packed a powerful punch with all the jitters of opening night. ‘Jersey Boys: …
Australia’s leading theatre producer John Frost has announced today the powerful, ‘A German Life’ will receive an Australian tour. As one of …
‘Brisbaret’ was energising. The energy emanating from ‘Brisbaret’ variety show hosts Sophie Banister and Thien Pham was infectious as they opened with …
‘Cabaret de Paris’ was indulgent. In a time where overseas travel is not an option, the cast of ‘Cabaret de Paris’ transformed …
‘Elektra/Orestes’ was electrifying. A broken royal family, a post-dramatic flip, and a whole lot of blood. These were key ingredients in The …
‘The Revolutionists’ was empowering. Lined with fairy lights, the courtyard of the Christ Church in Milton was bustling with life as audiences …
‘The Preacher’ was philosophical. What do you get when you combine Ecclesiastes, wine, food puns and an existential spiral? You are left …
‘The 39 Steps’ was aces. Brisbane Arts Theatre’s original 1900s armchairs, swinging jazz music and stylised promotional artwork by Sean and Ashleigh …
