Review: Scorched Earth (Attic Projects & Brisbane Festival)
A thrilling dance theatre work about place, power, and possession in rural Ireland.
A thrilling dance theatre work about place, power, and possession in rural Ireland.
Camerata’s poignant performance drowned by the ambient noises of the ocean and submerged under an overwhelmingly bleak narrative.
Scenes With Girls captures the rough edges and raw emotion of female friendships with gut-wrenching realism.
The Farm confronts mortality with a chaotic, darkly playful collision of dance and theatre.
A heartfelt two-hander about inter-country adoption and searching for connection across generational and cultural divides.
A spirited ensemble tackles the hard-fought origins of women’s professional Australian rules football.
From symphonic reinvention to new theatrical worlds, Limelight's September issue spotlights artists reshaping tradition while forging their own futures.
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The Farm's Co-Artistic Director Gavin Webber introduces its new production, which addresses mortality and premieres at Brisbane Festival.
From symphonic reinvention to new theatrical worlds, Limelight's September issue spotlights artists reshaping tradition while forging their own futures.
Camerata – Queensland's Chamber Orchestra expands its forces for Brisbane Festival's immersive fusion of film, music and environmental advocacy.
As her international career goes from strength to strength, Suzie Miller talks about her latest play, Strong is the New Pretty, about the formation of the AFL’s women’s league.
By the end of his epic Brisbane Festival concert, Bowman will have explored virtually every corner of Bach's musical imagination.