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The stunning comeback that saved Christmas
After a year from hell for the arts community, the unexpected return of a family favourite will make it seem like a normal Christmas again.
QPAC ‘slobs’ slammed: ‘It’s the theatre not a BBQ!’
I went to QPAC last week and was appalled at what I saw, writes arts editor Phil Brown. Shorts, thongs and trackpants have no place in this venue, and the poor dress code is an insult to the performers.
The one thing Brisbane’s Circa acrobats can’t do
In their latest hilarious and wildly entertaining show, Brisbane’s own acrobatic maestros Circa prove they are just like the rest of us in one crucial respect. Make sure you catch them at home while you can, writes Phil Brown.
$2m art sale bonanza: Bring home a piece from Bacon
Brisbane’s nationally renowned Philip Bacon Galleries are clearing out some treasures, so you can get a Brett Whiteley, Charles Blackman, Margaret Olley or Arthur Boyd for half the normal price. SEE THE LIST SO FAR
What happens when Santa himself turns naughty
For the fourth year in a row Christmas is going to be a rather ribald affair thanks to Brisbane theatre producer Alex Woodward and friends.
Let the F-bombs and C-bombs fly … Qld Theatre is back
It has been eight months since Queensland Theatre straddled the stage and now they are back in the Playhouse with a gritty but engaging play that has more swear words than anything seen before at QPAC.
Forgotten: Indigenous leaders slam Queensland Theatre
Queensland Theatre’s artistic director launched the 2021 season on Sunday night but a perceived lack of Indigenous programming has irked Sydney Festival director Wesley Enoch, among others.
Sex, love and theatre: Treats in store for 2021
When Queensland Theatre unveils its 2021 program on Sunday expect some treats with a couple of ripping plays set in South east Queensland and another about sex and true love.
Ballet star Mary Li reveals the day her world collapsed
Mary Li reveals how she went from dancing in Rockhampton to the world stage, where she met fellow dancer now husband Li Cunxin, and why she gave it all away.
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