Feeling grumpy about Christmas? Here’s the cure
Christmas can be challenging with all that confected bonhomie but going on a journey with Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol will change your Grinchy mind about Christmas.
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Watch: When the circus stays in town
Rather than the circus coming to town, it’s stayed in town thanks to the lockdown – and Brisbane audiences are the winners.
Latecomers are ruining our nights at the theatre
Selfish theature goers – unless there’s a medical emergency or a natural disaster, there’s no good reason why you should be late.
How pandemic changed a night at the ballet for the better
A legacy of the lockdown is a welcome one if Queensland Ballet’s latest production is any indication, writes Phil Brown.
Queensland Ballet ready to reset in 2021
Queensland Ballet is set to announce its 2021 program, with the season kicking off with a 60th anniversary gala to celebrate the company’s history.
Shaun the Sheep as you’ve never seen him
He’s starred on both the big and small screen, now Shaun the Sheep is set to take flight – literally – in a whole new format.
Why Australian Ballet won’t play Brisbane in 2021
The Australian Ballet has clarified exactly why they won’t be coming to Brisbane next season.
Shrek The Musical back on in Brisbane
Shrek The Musical is coming to QPAC after earlier being cancelled, and will be the first musical with a 100 per cent capacity audience.
‘I need an ambulance’: Jenny Woodward opens up about terrifying health scare
ABC weather presenter Jenny Woodward recalls her shock diagnosis and reveals she is now starring in her own stage show.
Dad jokes, fart gags masks serious intent
Live theatre is back and the world premiere of Queensland Theatre’s The Holidays proves it’s still a potent force for good.
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