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This Is Capital City is a promenade performance that takes place in the Kelvin Grove Village and surrounds as part of the La Boite Indie Season. But more than that, it is an exciting adventure where fantasy and reality combine as individuals manned with headphones navigate the Urban Village as…
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The Brisbane Anywhere Theatre Festival has begun and has lots on offer from cabaret, theatre, and mixed media performances in unconventional venues across Brisbane. One such production is the mixed-media shadow-puppetry play The Nightingale and the Rose, based on Oscar Wilde’s novel debating which quality is more important – love…
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The La Boite Roundhouse Theatre was alive and buzzing on Thursday night as their Indie Season kicked off with a number of shows being presented at the same time in and around the La Boite Theatre Space and neighbouring Kelvin Grove Urban Village Precinct. The foyer also received a face-lift…
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Fractal Theatre’s first production as the Brisbane Arts Theatre indie resident company opened over the weekend with an adaptation of Mary Shelley’s gothic novel Frankenstein. Adapted by Brenna Lee-Cooney, with original music by Eugene Gilfedder and choreography by Brian Lucas, this production is an intense, dark piece of theatre, incorporating…
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John Logan’s Tony Award winning play Red opened at QPAC last week, bringing the art world to the theatre stage. Presented by the Queensland Theatre Company and imported from the Melbourne Theatre Company, under the direction of Alkinos Tsilimidos, Red takes a look at the life of abstract painter Mark Rothko,…
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Last week, Fractal Theatre launched a new chapter in both the book of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and the history of the Arts Theatre on Petrie Terrace in Brisbane. As the first ever indie theatre company in residence, Fractal is planning on breathing new life into the old theatre as they…
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The Poof Downstairs was, well, downstairs in the Visy Theatre at the Brisbane Powerhouse, oddly surrounded by a photography exhibition of middle aged lesbians going about their daily lives. It was ANZAC eve and The Powerhouse was a ghost town; there was an air of foreboding as just twelve or…
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The Queensland Theatre Company painted the town red on Thursday for the opening night of John Logan’s award winning play Red at QPAC’s Playhouse Theatre. Winning six Tony Awards including Best Play (2010), and the Drama Desk award for Outstanding Play (2010), John Logan is perhaps best known for his…
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Hot Shoe Shuffle opens tonight at QPAC in Brisbane, celebrating its 21st Birthday! Who can believe it is over twenty years since this lively show first wowed audiences around the world? As a home grown musical it was the first show of its kind to succeed both at home and internationally.…
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Le Foulard (or The Veil) is a somewhat ominous title for a play, let alone that dreaded theatrical angst receptacle, the one-woman-show. Having nothing but the poster to go by, I came expecting to grit my teeth and endure an hour of Simone de Beauvoir-infused interpretive dance peppered with meaningful…
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