If you’re finding it a little difficult to get in the mood for the State Election than perhaps it’s time to take a trip down memory lane thanks to this incredible soundtrack from the musical about arguably Queensland’s most controversial politician ever.
Sunshine Coast artist Jess Le Clerc has won The Courier-Mail People’s Choice Award in the Brisbane Portrait Prize. Her win is welcome news after a shocking health scare.
For more than 20 years, Valley Fiesta has showcased the established and emerging talent of Brisbane’s live music scene and the good news is it’s on again in a few weeks time.
They came from Cuba to make their careers at Queensland Ballet and now Yanela Pinera and Camilo Ramos have locked in their future, becoming engaged in Noosa.
Forget the opera and ballet, it’s Bluey’s Big Play stage show that everyone’s really waiting for at QPAC. Now the date have been revealed, with tickets to go on sale on Tuesday.
Queensland Opera has returned to the Concert Hall at QPAC this weekend with a show full of star power, including this impressive voice who not long ago thought about quitting singing. READ PHIL BROWN’S REVIEW
The Curators Theatre’s new venue in a historic church hidden behind Suncorp Stadium is bizarre but novel, with their latest gritty production staged to the sounds of trains and traffic and the occasional siren.
Ballet fans were crushed when Queensland Ballet cancelled season 2020, but the state company will enjoy a small revival with a gorgeous production of the much-loved Giselle.
Philanthropist Win Schubert loved QAGOMA and gave generously when she was alive, but she left the best until after her passing by leaving our state galleries $35 million through the Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Charitable Trust.
You’ve heard the horror story … three young people on a lonely road, when weird things start to happen. It’s the scenario behind one of the last shows of the Brisbane Festival and it played out in the middle of the main ring at Brisbane Showgrounds.
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