Is it worth revisiting a show you have previously enjoyed? The answer is absolutely—particularly if you are yet to visit the fabulous West End Electric and are looking for ideas for a forthcoming celebration.
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Survival On A Strange Planet is often funny, and acts as showcase for the aerial, lip-synching and whip-cracking skills of Grace Law , and for the puppetry talents of Calum Johnston—although there are a few areas where I feel that this work in progress might benefit from future development
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The 2025 theme for Backbone Festival is ‘Look Up;’ perhaps ‘look out’ might be more appropriate, as works such as FUSE are a great demonstration of Brisbane’s emerging talent.
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White Noise is a memorable performance artwork that communicates aspects of lived experience as a mother with disability. In inviting audiences into Alisha’s world, White Noise encourages us all to ‘consider our place in the conversation.’
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Congratulations to the students, teachers, and families on an impressive demonstration of the skills of talented That’s Dance and Acrobatics’ students.
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Glitter Martini’s Absolute Trash is creative, saucy, funny, skilful, and occasionally spellbinding. And a great opportunity to see Trent Charles’s Natrasha Binit…
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One of the many great things about Brisbane’s Anywhere Festival is the chance to see newly created works, in spaces other than a traditional ‘black box’ theatre.
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If you ever get the chance to see the Flabbergasters comedy magic cabaret show I am certain you will enjoy this fun event with your family, kids, friends, or just on your own. Another must see Act React show!
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The Cubby is an excellent new production by the talented Flipside team; a funny, skilful, and creative exploration of the importance of play and imagination.
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I was enthralled, moved, and occasionally astounded by Circa’s What Will Have Been. A gem of show; if you have the chance to see it, then go.
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