Review: Symphony For Me (QSO, Brisbane Festival)
A string of crowd-pleasing snapshots proves a highly enjoyable evening.
A string of crowd-pleasing snapshots proves a highly enjoyable evening.
A glittering new musical comedy about a poorly understood and often underestimated force of nature – teenage girls in love.
Conjuring Italo Calvino’s 1972 novel Invisible Cities on stage seemed an impossible but irresistible challenge. Leo Warner and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui tell Olivia Stewart how they and their creative team have used every possible tool to (loosely) bring the book to life.
Isango Ensemble brings an incredible freshness to Bach’s St Matthew Passion, in a melting pot of musical cultures.
The Isango Ensemble laments the victims of the tragic World War I maritime disaster in powerful music and dance.
With the opening weekend of the Brisbane Festival in full swing, we check in with the outgoing Artistic Director.
The South African music theatre ensemble's founder Mark Dornford-May tells us about a new staging, which combines Bach with traditional South African music and marimba orchestra.
Chinese choreographer Yang Liping returns to Australia with her latest production.
David Berthold announces his fifth and final program – and he promises it's his biggest, most adventurous yet.
Queensland Theatre and Brisbane Festival are to stage a theatrical adaptation in September 2020, directed by Sam Strong.
Bleach* Festival’s Louise Bezzina will take the reins in Brisbane, presenting her first festival in 2020.
A beautiful and intriguing new work from Queensland's Dancenorth.
A change of lead halfway through doesn't quite sink Brisbane Festival's compelling Peter Grimes.