Brisbane
Theatre review: Betsy and I (Undercover Artist Festival), Queensland Theatre
A new, disability led, semi-autobiographical performance that explores the relationship of a person with a disability through her friendship with…
Music review: Clerici Conducts Mahler, Concert Hall, QPAC
Mahler’s Sixth Symphony was given expert treatment with the assistance of a supercharged orchestra.
Kate Miller-Heidke and Keir Nuttall on the birth of their new musical
'Bananaland' is having its world premiere as part of Brisbane Festival 2023.
Exit interview: Li Cunxin, Queensland Ballet
Mao’s Last Dancer has had an enormous impact on the ballet world, not only in Queensland, but across Australia and…
Festival review: week three, Brisbane Festival
Some of the highlights of week three of Brisbane Festival.
Music Review: Camerata Cinematheque, QPAC, Brisbane Festival
String orchestra meets arthouse cinema in an intriguing melange of art forms.
Music review: Britten's War Requiem, QPAC, Brisbane Festival
Britten’s celebrated War Requiem takes pride of place in the Brisbane Festival.Â
A string quartet playing classical works from memory
The acclaimed Vision String Quartet will embark on an extensive concert tour for Musica Viva on its first visit to…
Zoe Graham is the new Director of the Museum of Brisbane Â
After just a few months in the job, Graham reflects on her previous roles, and the skills and vision she…
Exhibition review: Pantini Kalijarrala Ngatiki, Wapami Kalijarra Wirliyala, Suzanne O’Connell Gallery
Warlpiri sisters Julie Nangala Robertson and Sabrina Nangala Robertson celebrate Country, Culture and heritage with transportive works.