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Megan Washington & Queensland Symphony Orchestra

Megan Washington presented a great musical palette but failed to engage with the audience.

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Hay Fever

A rollicking and ridiculous rendition of Noël Coward’s comedy of bad manners.

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On John Marsden: Writers on Writers by Alice Pung

Pung successfully embarks on an insightful interrogation of the themes that pervade Marsden's work.

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The Exotic Lives of Lola Montez

It was almost inevitable that Moira Finucane and Jackie Smith, creators of feisty, feminist, sexy burlesque cabaret shows such as…

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For the Ones Who Walked Away

St Martins’ production is a piece of collaborative brilliance.

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Calendar Girls

Calendar Girls is one of those perennial, feel-good, true stories that will always bring a laugh.

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Hypatia

Contemplative immersion in a passionate life of the mind.

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MSO Plays Ravel

Refined optimism, orchestral choreography and jazz all contribute to a wide-ranging program of hits and misses.

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Black Rider: The Casting of the Magic Bullets

You're in for one hell of a ride – literally.

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Terror

Lyric Hammersmith brings a dark and politically potent work, Terror, to Brisbane Festival for its Australian premiere.

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