Brisbane
Opera review: Iolanthe
Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe was given star treatment by the opera students of Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University.
Theatre review: Tiddas
The page-to-stage adaptation of Tiddas by Anita Heiss is given a heart-warming production by La Boite Theatre.
Theatre review: Slow boat
A story of resilience and hope, Slow Boat shares some important messages for our times.
Theatre review: Holding Achilles
A mixed bag of visual, physical and dramatic theatre that loses its way in the telling.
Theatre review: Fourteen
Shannon Molloy’s beautifully realised coming-of-age story has been well adapted for the stage.
Concert review: Mahler's Symphony No. 3
Impressively played and beautifully crafted in this presentation by the Queensland Youth Symphony.
Placing community at a festival’s heart while reaching for the stars
Brisbane Festival’s Louise Bezzina wants to redefine what a festival can and should be.
Opera Australia’s Lyndon Terracini bows out with a starry flourish
OA's outgoing Artistic Director throws a celebratory season. But will Melbourne opera lovers feel left out of the party?
Exhibition review: Embodied Knowledge, Queensland Contemporary Art
Exploring big ideas and tackling challenging questions, Embodied Knowledge is an insightful and relevant exhibition of contemporary art.
12 international blockbusters right here to blitz your travel FOMO
12 major international exhibitions presented in Australia before the year ends … so who needs to travel?