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Suzie Miller on writing for the page and stage: ‘All I ever want to do is start conversations’
Suzie Miller is appearing around the country, talking about her phenomenal career as a playwright and her latest novel Inter…
Dead As a Dodo descends into the underworld: ‘That's what puppetry brings – an easy way in’
Arriving this week at Brisbane Festival, the international hit Dead as a Dodo uses puppetry to draw audiences into a…
Werewolf turns a party game into immersive theatre: ‘Every night is so completely different’
The hit production Werewolf arrives in Australia for Brisbane Festival.
Patrick Brammall and Brendan Cowell on Last Seen: ‘It works in a way that we don’t expect’
For stars Patrick Brammall, Brendan Cowell and Chloe Jean Lourdes, the new thriller Last Seen is set apart by its…
No One Gets Out of Here Alive dances with death: ‘We want it to go beyond words’
Playing Brisbane Festival and then Bleach Festival, No One Gets Out of Here Alive is a dance-theatre work about an…
Celebrating 70 years of The Jim Henson Company at QAGOMA: ‘I think puppetry is the last magic trick’
A world exclusive exhibition is about to open in Brisbane with puppets, props and even a full-size set from The…
Strong is the New Pretty is about more than women kicking goals: 'It speaks to a bigger movement'
Strong is the New Pretty traces the inspiring story of how the AFLW was created, but for its creative team,…
Anthony Frith on Mockbuster: ‘I had my cake and ate it too – I was greedy and it paid off’
Adelaide filmmaker Anthony Frith made his first feature in six days – then made the documentary Mockbuster about what it…
10 must-see highlights at Brisbane Festival 2026
This year's Brisbane Festival ranges from a morning dance party to the world premiere about the women fighting to play…
Sorry Albanese, the creative sectors aren’t going to stop worrying about AI job threats
Despite the PM's promises, Australia's arts and creative workers have good reason to be nervy about AI.