Brisbane Festival
Theatre review: Betsy and I (Undercover Artist Festival), Queensland Theatre
A new, disability led, semi-autobiographical performance that explores the relationship of a person with a disability through her friendship with…
Review: Brisbane Festival opening
An eclectic opening night event set the tone of inclusivity and diversity for Brisbane Festival’s 2023 program.
Multiform and dance review: Salamander, Brisbane Festival at NorthshoreÂ
A multidisciplined dance work with astonishing visuals and powerful contemporary messages, 'Salamander' is a major contributor to this year’s Brisbane…
Theatre review: Tae Tae in the Land of Yaaas!, QPAC
This new work by the ever-inventive shake & stir theatre co. is a joyous and heart-warming follow-up to 'Fourteen', their…
Q&A: Meet the creatives behind Tae Tae in the Land of Yaaas!
Glass slippers and pumpkins aside, Tae’s wheels of steel are roaring into this year’s Brisbane Festival with her Fairy Godmother…
Commitment to community at the Brisbane Festival
Celebrating home-grown talent, the Festival also includes significant international collaborations.
Brisbane Festival to focus on cultural and economic growth in 2023
While the full program will not be released until July, some clues as to what Brisbane Festival has in store…
Concert review: FilmHarmonic
A collaboration of new music and film.
Theatre review: Tiddas
The page-to-stage adaptation of Tiddas by Anita Heiss is given a heart-warming production by La Boite Theatre.Â
Theatre review: Slow boat
A story of resilience and hope, Slow Boat shares some important messages for our times.