The PIP Theatre team has done it again: a great choice of play, a strong cast, fabulous comic moments, excellent direction, and a memorable story. Don’t flick past this one, as The Heartbreak Choir is a charming, heartwarming, and funny play, showcasing talented local actors and creatives. There is so much to choose from during Brisbane Festival month, so make sure you don’t miss this gem.
Read MoreThe Agent a light-hearted mixture of physics, philosophy, property, and poo. An enjoyable world premiere at the 2026 Anywhere Festival was a fun demonstration of the talents of a local writer, director and cast.
Read MoreHalf Hour Hamlet is one of the Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble’s ‘Shakespeare Shorts.’ This is a show that absolutely delivers on its promise—and more. This has to be one of the most entertaining ways in which to enjoy and reconnect with Shakespeare’s work.
Read MoreScandalton is the perfect choice for a fun, and slightly saucy, pre-Christmas night out with a group of friends or colleagues. Just warn lovers of Jane Austen that this is period drama, but not quite as they know it.
Read MoreSadly, the highly successful 10-year tour of Women Like Us ends this week. If you can still find tickets, just go. 2024 has been a challenging year for most, and we all really can do with a good laugh. You don’t have to be female, or over-50, to enjoy this show.
Read MoreIckoholics Anonymous is definitely one to see: a witty, well-observed, cabaret showcase of the writing, acting, singing, and comic talents of Lucy Lucia.
Read MoreRebel Lyons and friends bravely delve in to the world of the That’s Life! magazine. Be prepared for a rollercoaster run through everything from recipe tips and household tricks, through to puzzles and ‘true life stories’ …
Read MoreVariety is a tried and tested format—at its finest when hosted by talented MC’s, who program an eclectic collection of invited artists and keep the evening on track. Sophie Banister and Thien Pham, Brisbaret co-creators and MC’s, have a success on their hands.
Read MoreIt is fair to say that Die Hard is not my personal first choice as a festive film but, as the action takes place on Christmas Eve, it qualifies on many lists. Even if you are not a huge fan of the original film, drag yourself away from watching White Christmas (again) and get out to see some of Brisbane’s finest comedy performers. Die Hard: The Movie, The Play is an enjoyable way to start your festive celebrations, and to take some well-deserved time ‘off.’
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