Queensland
Queensland demands arts pay their way
Queensland has launched a business-oriented cultural strategy focused on investment and measurement.
Consuming theatre Anywhere
Now in its fourth year, this festival with a difference features shows in boats, barbers and bowls clubs – even…
Is there life after social media?
Richard Jordan’s latest play explores the concept of digital immortality: saving your consciousness online when you die.
4000 Miles
Charming and bittersweet, unexpectedly crass and humorous, the play explores the relationship between a grandmother and grandson.
Coppélia
Choreographer Greg Horsman has whisked Coppélia away from late eighteenth-century Galicia to Harndorf, South Australia.
The King & I
A gorgeous, sumptuous revival of Christopher Renshaw’s 1991 production that includes most of the original production team.
Dancing on the dark side
The latest dance work from choreographer Penelope Mullen taps into our shared, primal passions.
Youth Arts Queensland announces imminent closure
State Government cuts are forcing Queensland’s peak body for the youth arts sector to permanently close its doors.
New Coppélia opens Queensland Ballet’s 2014 season
Greg Horsman's take on the classic comic ballet will have a distinctly Australian aesthetic.
Queensland Ballet dances for Parkinson’s
The benefits of dance for people living with Parkinson’s disease is the focus of the company’s innovative new program.