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Shows, concerts, sporting events, markets and services are all in doubt as Alfred continues its march towards south-east Queensland.

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The group promises to take audiences into 5000 years of Chinese history, but it is the result of a spiritual movement established in 1992.

Considered one of the finest ballet dancers of his generation, Christopher Wheeldon had to throw out the rulebook when choreographing MJ The Musical.

Jay Laga’aia had to take on more than saying “Argghh!” when he accepted the role of the Pirate King in a new production of The Pirates of Penzance.

There’s a massive year ahead for the city’s theatre fans, with big names, big shows and some big surprises (well, maybe).

Roman Banks reflects on what it takes to play the King of Pop in MJ: The Musical.

Tony-award-winning musical Dear Evan Hansen will wrap up its Australian tour after the Melbourne season concludes.

The Belvoir Street Theatre production won best mainstage production, direction and lead performance at the Seymour Centre.

He’s just turned 80 but Eric Bogle, known for his anti-war laments, says he will still do gigs in Australia.

Tue Biering has used a childhood love of westerns to explore more profound issues of colonisation and struggles for power.